Current Public program
Open Call: Host Your Program at Hamiltonian Artists
Hamiltonian Artists invites professional presentations by artists, organizers, and cultural workers in need of a spacious, publicly accessible venue to host their concept.
Events
Upcoming Public program
Open Studios
Saturday, March 29, 2025 5-7pm
Past Public program
memory objects | Workshop with Sydney Schilling
How do we create meaning around objects? Join artist and studio resident Sydney Schilling for a hands-on collaging and collective storytelling session.
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Past Public program
Artist Talk: Cecilia Kim
Join Cecilia Kim in conversation with Hamiltonian Artists Fellowship Manager Anisa Olufemi over how Kim’s solo exhibition when the body becomes dust and settles around…
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Museums and Wealth: Who Benefits from Public Collections?
Join Hamiltonian mentor Terence Washington in conversation with Dr. Nizan Shaked about her new book “Museums and Wealth: The Politics of Contemporary Art Collections” (2022).
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Writing a Great Artist Statement
Struggling to translate your creative practice into words? Avoiding the process of writing and editing your artist statement? Join our workshop with Courtney Childress of Ninth Street Collective.…
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Digital Distribution for Artists: NFTs and the Economics of Immaterial Art
Join Hamiltonian mentor and alum Jonathan Monaghan, who will discuss art markets, best practices for digital media, concerns and issues surrounding crypto art, and many
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Through and With Images: Artist Strategies of (In)Visibility
Listen to Hamiltonian mentor Gina Osterloh discuss artist strategies by women of color who amplify their relationship to visibility, invisibility, and the function of representation, through photography and video. Artists discussed include Nao Bustamante, Antonia Wright, and Stephanie Syjuco.…
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Artist Talk: Empirical Evidence
Join Hamiltonian alumni Selin Balci, Billy Friebele, Rachel Guardiola, Katherine Tzu-Lan Mann, and Jing (Ellen) Xu, in conversation with Fellowship Director and Curator Tomora Wright.
