RESIDENCIES

Residencies provide a unique opportunity to have a teaching artist work in your school or community-based organization to provide hands-on art-making. Media include drawing, painting, printmaking, sculpture, ceramics and digital media-animation. Public art programs include, painted, mosaic, stained glass, and quilt making murals and sculpture. Residencies are tailored to meet your needs. Length of program can be 3 sessions or more. Pricing for residencies is dependent on media and length of program.

Arts Integration Residency

Led by our teaching artist in your school, individually designed, multi-session workshops integrate art with your curriculum. Media include drawing, painting, printmaking, sculpture, ceramics and digital media-animation.

Public Art Residency

Create a permanent public artwork for your school. Led by a teaching artist in your school, individually designed, multi-session workshops integrate with your curriculum. Choose from painted, mosaic, stained glass, and quilt making murals and sculpture.

Preschool Arts Residency

Led by our teaching artist in your school, individually designed, multi-session workshops integrate art with your curriculum. Using diverse media, programs focus on colors, lines, shapes, letters, numbers, people and community.

Homeschooling Arts Residency

Led by our teaching artist in our gallery and studio, individually designed, multi-session workshops integrate with your curriculum. Media include drawing, painting, printmaking, sculpture, ceramics and digital media-animation.

Community Arts Residency

Led by a teaching artist in senior facilities, adult day centers for people with disabilities and community-based organizations. Individually designed, multi-session workshops. Media include drawing, painting, printmaking, sculpture, ceramics and digital media-animation.

SU-CASA a DCA initiative

SU-CASA grants are generously funded by the New York City Council in partnership with the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs providing intensive arts residencies led by Lehman College Art Gallery teaching artists in Senior Centers in NYC. Many seniors overcome fears of lack of exposure to visual arts instruction and not feeling that they are artists. Teaching artists encourage participants to take risks and many have remarked they were surprised by how much they had learned and the positive impact it had on them. Many said they felt relaxed while creating art in the residency and look forward to more opportunities for authentic art making.  The culminating exhibitions provide opportunity for seniors to share their experiences and showcase their artwork. These final exhibitions create a space for reflection and positive feedback from participants’ peers, instructors and administrators. They build self-esteem, confidence and allow seniors to joyfully celebrate their learning, proficiency and achievements in visual arts. The entire senior center community is invited, promoting the program and providing an opportunity for the senior center community at large to see the work produced in the residency.

Get In Touch

Location: 250 Bedford Park Blvd. West

Telephone: (718) 960-8732

Email: lehmancollegeartgallery@gmail.com 

Hours: M-F: 9am – 5pm