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HIRING: DEPUTY DIRECTOR

The is a new position for The LP's senior leadership team. S/he will work closely with the Executive Director, as well as board and staff, to develop organizational strategy and capacity in fundraising, communications, and administration. For more detailed infomation, please follow the link: Deputy Director at The Laundromat Project (Priority ddl: Jan 24)

HIRING: ARTIST CATALYST

The Artist Catalyst is a new position developed to cultivate relationships on behalf of The LP with community leaders and local residents in Longwood / Hunts Point in The Bronx. Working as both a community organizer and artist, the purpose of the Artist Catalyst is to build relationships and collaborate with neighbors and the LP staff on new and existing neighborhood initiatives. More here: Artist Catalyst at the Laundromat Project. (Priority ddl: Jan 15)

APPLY NOW: CREATE CHANGE FELLOWSHIP & RESIDENCIES

We are accepting applications for our flagship Create Change programs and the deadline is Sunday, January 31.

FELLOWSHIP

The Laundromat Project offers a six-month series of workshops and programs for artists interested in developing or deepening their practice of making socially relevant, socially-engaged art. Our Fellowship program exists in a near-vacuum of effective, affordable, intensive training for artists interested in learning how to do community-based, social practice work better and deeper.

RESIDENCY

The Laundromat Project offers a six-month residency program for artists interested in developing and mounting a socially-engaged, socially-relevant, and participatory public art project in their local laundromat, community gathering and/or other everyday public spaces. The residency is open to artists of color living and/or deeply invested in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Harlem, and Hunts Point / Longwood.

Thank you,

Kemi Ilesanmi

Executive Director

The Laundromat Project

127 West 127th Street, Ste 324

New York, NY 10027

718-218-4694

kemi@laundromatproject.org