Field Projects is an artist run project space and online venue dedicated to emerging and mid-career artists. Centered on long term curatorial projects, Field Projects presents monthly exhibitions at their Chelsea location in addition to pop-up exhibitions throughout New York City, and Art Fairs.
For the past two years we have curated an outdoor sculpture exhibition at Mother-In-Law's Gallery Estate Grounds in Germantown, NY (15 acres). The exhibitionsPARLEY 2023 and ENDS WELL 2024 have both received press from The New York Times, Art News, Hyperallergic and many more. This year we want to open up the field to other artists.
Dates: July -Sep, 2025
Install : Last 3 weekend in June, 2025
Opening: Upstate Art Weekend, 2025
Theme: The curtilage of our homes has always been a space where we negotiate with Nature. We plant, prune, uproot, foster, weed, govern and curate this space. Nature, in turn, does everything possible to reclaim, reroot and rewild it, reminding us that for now we may manipulate nature but we are also governed by Nature. This exhibition will brings together a group of artists under the arch of this negotiated space and examines different methods of living with and parallel from nature.
“ In history as in nature, decay is the laboratory of life.” -Karl Marx
THANK YOU for applying to Field Projects Winter Open Call 2024!
All submissions will be considered for
- The Exhibition Opening Jan 2, 2025
- The Online Exhibition
- Future Solo Exhibitions at Field Projects
- Future Group Exhibitions at Field Projects
- Future Art Fairs
- Future Off Site Exhibitions
- Featured on our Social Media
Use the form below to upload your 5 images, Artist Statement and CV.
Looking forward to seeing your work!
Your friends at Field Projects
- All types of exhibitions are welcome: Group and solo exhibitions.
- All art disciplines are welcome: painting, sculpture, new media, audio, film, etc
- We except submission on a ongoing basis.
- We plan a year or so in advance.
- We are looking for conceptually rigorous projects, and themes that are innovative, challenging, and engaging.