2010 was an amazing year. With public art projects happening in Manhattan, Staten Island, Queens, and Jersey City, we are getting ready for an action packed 2011.<\/p>\n
We are currently accepting proposals <\/strong>for our 2011 Create Change Public Artist Residency season and will offer 12 artists access\u00a0to our Create Change professional development series through our new Create\u00a0Change Professional Development Fellow opportunity. We are also growing our\u00a0Teaching Artist team for Works in Progress, and we are specifically hiring Harlem and Brooklyn-based teaching artists.<\/p>\n Spread the word and raise a glass to what we know is going to be an\u00a0amazing 2011.<\/p>\n Happy New Year!<\/p>\n WORKS IN PROGRESS TEACHI<\/span><\/span><\/strong>NG ARTIST POSITIONS<\/span><\/strong><\/span><\/span><\/p>\n The Laundromat Project is expanding its Works in Progress program –\u00a0we are looking for Brooklyn and Harlem-based Teaching Artists! If this is you, see below for application details.<\/p>\n Artist Shani Peters working with workshop participants at The Laundry Room<\/p>\n Application deadline: \u00a0Tuesday, January 11, 2011 (received by midnight)<\/p>\n The Laundromat Project seeks Teaching Artists skilled in book making, carpentry, photography, painting & drawing, sculpture & 3D projects, textiles or other creative practices that can be adapted to outdoor drop-in workshops, to participate in our art education program, Works in Progress. <\/em>The focus of Works in Progress <\/em>is to make art education\u00a0more readily available in our community=97regardless of income, age, or background.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n