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Find similar grantsSpace Grant Residency is sponsored by Brooklyn Arts Exchange (BAX). The Space Grant Residency at BAX supports dance, theater, and multidisciplinary performance artists with rehearsal space, a stipend, and mentorship.
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Space Grant | Brooklyn Arts Exchange The Space Grant Residency at BAX supports dance, theater, and multidisciplinary performance artists with rehearsal space, stipend, and mentorship. As BAX’s longest-running artist development program, Space Grants provide a 3–4 month residency that fosters experimentation, innovation, and creative growth in a supportive community.
Space Grants recognize the need for both experienced and emerging artists to have uninterrupted time and space to experiment and innovate. Surveys consistently highlight access to space as a critical resource for NYC’s performing artists. We are dedicated to maintaining space grants as a fundamental part of our Artist Residency offerings.
The Space Grant program is BAX’s longest-running initiative for artist development. Initially created for dance artists, it expanded in the late 1990s to include theater and performance artists. Many of our Artists In Residence began their journey with BAX through the Space Grant program.
Recipients of Space Grants receive a stipend, free rehearsal space, and the chance to share their work with fellow grantees and BAX Artist Programs Staff during an in-progress showing and feedback session. Although the Parent Artist Space Grant has been phased out, as of 2023, all resident artists at BAX with school-age children are eligible for free tuition for any youth class in dance, theater, and tumbling during their residency.
“Most importantly, I experienced BAX as a place where everyone is skilled and supported, and where the most important value is to create a vital, creative space. ” Open to dance, theater, and performing artists. Please note that Space Grant applications are reviewed through a rigorous process, as with all of our application cycles.
All applications are equally considered. Space Grant Resident Artists Receive: 75 hours of free rehearsal space. Participation in BAX Space Grant cohort.
Mentorship from BAX Artistic Director. Informal cohort share of works-in-progress with invited guests and BAX staff (no tech). For parent artists, free tuition for BAX youth programs during the residency.
NYC DOE Anniversary Day : No Classes or School Pick Up Spring Semester Classes Run Through Saturday, June 20 Please email info@bax. org with any questions.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Dance, theater, and multidisciplinary performance artists. Open to both emerging and experienced artists. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $800 stipend + 75 hours free rehearsal space. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Space Grant Residency is funded by Brooklyn Arts Exchange (BAX). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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