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Grant and Scholarship Competition 2010
The League's annual grant and scholarship competition was held May 17–21. (The application deadline was Friday, April 16, 2010.) Congratulations to the winners.

Become a Member
Students who have met the class time requirement may apply for membership in the League's office. The next review of membership applications will be October 13, 2010. Those who wish to become members by October, must apply by September 13, 2010. Applications received after September 13 will be reviewed at the members' meeting of December 1, 2010. Contact the League office for more information.

Next Members' Meeting: October 13, 2010
A business meeting of the members of the League will be held on Wednesday, October 13 at 7:00 p.m. in the League's gallery.

ASL Director Shares His Thoughts
In an article in the May issue of ArtisSpectrum magazine, I Didn’t Win the Prize, Now (So) What?,  ASL Director Ira Goldberg shares some thoughts about getting back to work after a disappointment in an artistic competition and getting ready for the next submission.

New League Newsletter
Get the League's new newsletter: Lines from the League.

Work-Study Scholarships
Work-study scholarship recipients earn a full-time class by working only four hours per week at the League. Applications for work-study scholarships are accepted throughout the year. Pick up an application in the League's office today.

Exhibition Outreach Program
The League's Exhibition Outreach program brings the work of our emerging artists to exhibitions in various venues outside the League's own gallery, including Manhattan building lobbies, public spaces, corporate offices and small galleries in towns outside of the New York City area. See what's happening now in Exhibition Outreach.

The Art Students League of New York has arrangements with the following locations to show student and instructor work:
  • Tower 49 at 12 East 49th Street: main lobby, sky lobby; two exhibitions yearly; over 40 works exhibited at a time;
  • 680 Fifth Avenue: lobby offering space for paintings, and prints; four exhibitions per year; seven works exhibited at a time;
  • Grace Institute at 1233 Second Avenue: for over 100 years, Grace Institute has provided tuition-free practical job training in a supportive learning community for underserved New York area women. In the tradition of its founding family, Grace Institute is dedicated to the development of the personal and business skills necessary for self-sufficiency, employability and improved quality of life. In practicing their mission, they have dedicated a small gallery for artists to show work and allow their students to be exposed to artist and art. In a new program, Grace Institute and the Art Students League of New York are working together to allow artists a place to show and talk about their art to a new audience with seven six-week exhibitions a year.
  • Manhattan Borough Presidents Office: two shows per year in Manhattan municipal building.
  • Bronxville Library: space for solo and group shows in two gallery spaces.

    For more information about the Exhibition Outreach program, please contact Leah McCloskey, Program Director at leah@artstudentleague.org.



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