Van Alen Institute invites applications for the New York Prize Fellowship, a new fellowship program in support of multidisciplinary research and experimental practice in public architecture. Emerging practitioners and scholars from the design and planning disciplines, and other fields in the arts, humanities and sciences are invited to apply. Fellows are given an opportunity to pursue advanced independent study and to generate public projects, on the most significant issues shaping the design and use of public space today. Please visit www.vanalen.org/nyprize for more information and application guidelines.
Projects can range across media, temporalities, dimensions and scales in the form of exhibitions, installations, performances, symposia and other formats. The Institute supports projects that provoke new ways of thinking about and making public space, and that engage public audiences in imaginative and productive ways.
Award
The Institute will award up to five fellowships for periods of three months in the fall, spring or summer. Fellowships include a $5000 stipend, project support in the range of $2500-$10,000, individual office/studio space at the Institute, and the opportunity to present and publish work.
Eligibility
Candidates may be early to mid-career individuals in the design and planning disciplines, arts, humanities or sciences. Students and work toward the completion of a degree are not eligible. Design professionals, artists and other practitioners must hold at least a Bachelors’ degree. Scholars should hold a terminal degree as defined by their field of specialty.
Schedule Deadline:
Applications must be received by 5:00 p.m., May 9, 2007
Award Notification: June 2007
Fellowship Terms: Fall (9/15-12/15), Spring (1/15-4/15), Summer (5/15-8/15)
Please visit www.vanalen.org/nyprize for more information and application guidelines.
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