Applications are now open for Identity in the New Regime, a free, four-week artist residency hosted by hope you have a good time at the Wende Museum’s Glorya Kaufman Community Center. Artists of all mediums are invited to apply. Participants will be selected at random, with consideration for representation across artistic disciplines. Submission does not guarantee selection. Residency Theme Identity in the New Regime reflects on how artists experience the global rise of authoritarianism in contemporary contexts. Through engagement with the Wende Museum’s Cold War collections, residents will draw references from the archive and develop new work that responds to the impact of authoritarian behavior in the United States. The residency culminates in a series of artist talks, where participants will present their work, discuss their process, and reflect on the relationship between art and politics. Residency Dates Saturdays: June 6, 13, 20, and 27 | 1–5 p.m. Residency Artist Talk Sunday, July 26 | 2–3 p.m. Location Glorya Kaufman Community Center at the Wende Museum 10808 Culver Boulevard, Culver City Time Commitment Residents are expected to attend all residency sessions (four hours per week), participate in group discussions, and develop an original work over the course of the program. The residency concludes with a public presentation at the Wende Museum. Cost This residency is free. Materials are not included. Application Deadline Friday, April 18 Notification Date Friday, May 1 Learn more and apply here.
The Wende Museum is a free art museum, historical archive, and community center in Culver City, CA. Open Fri—Sun, 10am—5pm.
