What is the Divine Project?

In collaboration with Eureka! And The Center for Art and Activism, two cohorts of 4 artists annually will participate in a three-month fellowship across two years. Materials, access to a studio and community space in NYC, guidance in technical and artistic tools, a three-day upstate retreat, workshops to introduce you to new networks and perspectives from local and international artists and collectives, and the opportunity to present work publicly through programs and distributed material.

Artist cohorts will be selected through a peer-led process by which new participating artists are invited by their peers and previous fellowship participants.
The criteria for inviting artists includes interest and experience with a social practice, dismantling systems of disenfranchisement, and centering stories and experiences of people impacted by racism, heterosexism, and transphobia.