The Visual Arts Program at Wave Hill presents the work of contemporary artists who explore, demonstrate, or otherwise reflect upon the dynamic relationship between people and nature through exhibitions in Glyndor Gallery, Sunroom Project Spaces, and generated@wavehill. Public programs with exhibiting artists also accompany the exhibitions.

General Opportunities: The curators identify artists to exhibit at Wave Hill in many different ways. Artists may submit their work for consideration for annual submission in November, application posted in September, 2010.

Sunroom Project Space Program: is a venue for New York-area emerging artists to develop a special project or a new body of work to exhibit in one of the two windowed sunrooms in the ground floor of Glyndor Hosue. The 2011 Sunroom Project Space submission deadline is Friday, April 23, 2010. For more information, please download an application and view photos of the exhibition spaces here, please look at the ones in the Sun Room category.

Glyndor Gallery: Thematic group or project-focused exhibitions are curated for the spring, summer and fall that generally combine painting, sculpture, works on paper, installation, photography and some video. The gallery occupies three spacious rooms and other ancillary spaces on the main floor of this Georgian Revival house. The rooms are very flexible with excellent light, but cannot be fully darkened.

generated@wavehill.org: Commissioning program for temporal works on the grounds. Artists identified by the curators.

Winter Workspace Program: from January – March, the galleries are turned over to artists to use as workspace. Participatory projects that engage the public and artists who are interested in studying our collection are encouraged. Selections for the 2011 season will be based on nominations.