About the Artist Studios
The Artist Studios at the Boston Center for the Arts are dedicated to providing affordable workspace and a supportive environment to artists in all disciplines, and at all stages of artistic development. Artists working in studios at the BCA include painters, printmakers, sculptors, filmmakers, craftspeople, writers, performing artists and other art-related organizations.
The building includes fifty work-only studios for artists and arts organizations (studios are not live-in spaces). Studio sizes range from 110 sq ft to 1500 sq ft.
Artists and arts organizations are selected and placed in studios at the BCA through an application and jury-review process as studios become available.
If you would like more information on the Artist Studios or are interested in applying for a studio, please download the application instructions.
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Studio 417
Caitlin Berrigan works at the intersection of performance, edible sculpture, participatory actions and the life sciences to initiate dialogue about biopolitics and culture. Less concerned with visualizing the unseen, she is interested in employing spatial aesthetics to make imperceptible forces an embodied experience. She stages conflict between pleasure and discomfort through intimate, choreographed encounters between the public and sculptural media—provoking multivalent readings and visceral responses. By uncovering layers of ambiguous emotions, she aims to open a space of potential to confront uncertainty within the context of social issues.
Berrigan was an Agnes Gund fellow at Skowhegan and artist in residence at PROGRAM in Berlin. She holds a Master’s in visual art from MIT (2009) and a B.A. in art history and production from Hampshire College (2004). Her work has shown at the Whitney Museum, Storefront for Art & Architecture, Hammer Museum, Gallery 400 Chicago, LACMA, Lugar a Dudas Bogotà, and 0047 Gallery Oslo among other sites and venues.
Caitlin has a new solo exhibition at the Proof Gallery, an independent gallery space in South Boston.
Secondary Sex Characteristics
May 19 - June 23, 2012
The exhibition was organized by Proof's director Kara Braciale. Kara was an invited guest curator for "Notes on the Species," last year's annual ASB Exhibition.
More on Proof Gallery here: http://www.proof-gallery.com
Visit Caitlin Berrigan's website
IMAGE CREDIT: Victory Gardening (2011) | A site-specific work created for Governors Island |
Studio 407
Painter and designer, Selina Narov creates hand-painted silks using an original technique that she calls Lynx-Stone, a unique process that combines monotype printing with painting to produce unusual, striking colors and patterns. Contact the artist for shows schedule or studio visits.
Visit Selina Narov's website |
Studio 304
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