Villa Albertine revealed the selection juries for its innovative artist residency program. Representing a diverse spectrum of disciplines and backgrounds, a Franco-American jury will select a new cohort of artists, thinkers and culture professionals, to be announced Wednesday, May 24.<\/p>\n
The jury, chaired by MoMA Director Glenn D. Lowry, includes BAM President Gina Duncan, Centre Pompidou President Laurent le Bon, and Film at Lincoln Center President Lesli Klainberg, among others.<\/p>\n
Extending across disciplines and continents, Villa Albertine reinvents the traditional residency model. Rather than welcoming all residents to a single location, the cultural institution, which was launched in 2021, custom-designs each creator\u2019s residency depending on their project needs. Residents inhabit the US city or region of their choice, with bespoke accommodations, partners, and materials. Residencies are also exploratory; with an emphasis on meaningful engagement with the American environment and the conception of new ideas, rather than the production of a completed work.<\/p>\n
The final selection jury for Villa Albertine\u2019s 2024 residencies is composed by the following members:<\/p>\n
Glenn D. Lowry (Chair)<\/strong>, David Rockefeller Director of the Museum of Modern Art, New York<\/p>\n Adrien Bosc<\/strong>, Publisher, Writer, and 2022 Villa Albertine Resident<\/p>\n Ga\u00ebtan Bruel<\/strong>, Director of Villa Albertine<\/p>\n Gina Duncan<\/strong>, President of BAM<\/p>\n Laurent Le Bon<\/strong>, President of the Center Pompidou<\/p>\n Eva Nguyen Binh<\/strong>, President of the French Institute<\/p>\n Lesli Klainberg<\/strong>, President of Film at Lincoln Center<\/p>\n Jury chair Glenn D. Lowry noted, \u201cIn little under two years Villa Albertine has created a residency program for the 21st century. Decentralized and bespoke, it operates at a scale that is both remarkable and unique, nurturing connections between hundreds of residents and as many American professionals, on a countrywide scale. It is a compelling model that enables a broad range of residencies and projects across the United States that bring a refreshing approach to contemporary issues<\/em>.\u201d<\/p>\n The call for applications for Villa Albertine\u2019s 2024 residency program was open to creators, researchers, and culture professionals of all nationalities from November 22, 2022 to February 1, 2023.\u00a0 Local expert committees in each of Villa Albertine\u2019s 10 hubs convened last month to determine the shortlist among the applicants. The final selection jury has the difficult task to choose 50 residencies from among that shortlist. View a complete list of the 40+ cultural experts who participated on a local level, including Adam Weinberg<\/strong>, Director of the Whitney Museum, Sarah Wolozin<\/strong>, Director of the MIT Open Documentary Lab, Greg Lambousy<\/strong>, Director of the New Orleans Jazz Museum, and Fahamu Pecou<\/strong>,\u00a0 Artist and Director of the African Diaspora Art Museum of Atlanta, below.<\/p>\n \u201cWe\u2019re beyond pleased to welcome so many of our closest collaborators to lead the residency selection process. As a young institution bringing new perspectives to the American cultural landscape, we benefit immeasurably from their expertise and deep community roots<\/em>,\u201d added Ga\u00ebtan Bruel, Director of Villa Albertine.<\/p>\n Villa Albertine is currently hosting its second season<\/a> of residents, all across the US from Hawaii to Vermont, and from all creative disciplines. Residents include Goncourt Prize-winning author Le\u00efla Slimani<\/strong> (The Perfect Nanny<\/em>), designer and glassblower Eve George<\/strong>, Cannes Palme d\u2019Or-winning filmmaker Julia Ducournau<\/strong> (Titane<\/em>), textile artist Chlo\u00e9 Bensahel<\/strong>, and architect Feda Wardak<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Beyond residencies, Villa Albertine continues to explore new pathways for international dialogue and exchange in arts and culture. The Villa offers numerous grants, prizes, and exchange programs<\/a> for international arts professionals of all disciplines, publishes an in-house magazine and podcast<\/a>, and organizes year-round public events across the country. A tentpole initiative in 2023 is the Albertine Dance Season<\/a>, a year-long celebration of the art of dance providing a deep reflection on the artform\u2019s evolution in a post-pandemic world.<\/p>\n Complete list of local jury members:<\/u><\/p>\n ATLANTA\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n Edvige Jean-Fran\u00e7ois<\/strong>,\u00a0Executive Director, Center for Studies on Africa and Its Diaspora, Georgia State University<\/p>\n Fahamu Pecou<\/strong>, Artist and Director, African Diaspora Art Museum of Atlanta (ADAMA)<\/p>\n Veronica Kessenich<\/strong>,\u00a0Executive Director, Atlanta Contemporary<\/p>\n BOSTON<\/strong><\/p>\n David Howse<\/strong>, Vice President of Office of the Arts and Executive Director, Emerson College<\/p>\n Pieranna Cavalchini<\/strong>, Curator of Contemporary Art, Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum<\/p>\n Sarah Wolozin<\/strong>, Director, MIT Open Documentary Lab<\/p>\n Tod Machover<\/strong>,\u00a0MIT Media Lab – Director, Opera of the Future Group<\/p>\n CHICAGO<\/strong><\/p>\n Carla Acevedo-Yates<\/strong>, Marilyn and Larry Fields Curator, Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago<\/p>\n Dana Hall<\/strong>, Interim Dean, The School of Music, De Paul University<\/p>\n Donald Laserre<\/strong>, Edgar D. and Deborah R. Jannotta President and CEO, Chicago History Museum<\/p>\n Gloria Groom<\/strong>, Chair of Painting and Sculpture of Europe, The Art Institute of Chicago<\/p>\n Mimi Plauche<\/strong>, Director, Chicago International Film Festival<\/p>\n HOUSTON<\/strong><\/p>\n Daisy Nam<\/strong>, Executive Director & Curator, Ballroom Marfa<\/p>\n Frauke V. Josenhans<\/strong>, PhD, Curator, Moody Center for the Arts, Rice University<\/p>\n George Shackelford<\/strong>, Deputy Director, Kimbell Art Museum<\/p>\n Holly Herrick<\/strong>, Head of Film & Creative Media, Austin Film Society<\/p>\n LOS ANGELES<\/strong><\/p>\n Jacqueline Lyanga<\/strong>,\u00a0Founder, Global Cinematheque and US Delegate, Berlinale US Programming and Industry<\/p>\n Jennifer King<\/strong>, PhD, Associate Curator, Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA)<\/p>\n Jo\u00e3o Ribas<\/strong>, Executive Director, REDCAT<\/p>\n Julia Ward<\/strong>, Humanities Director, LA Phi<\/p>\n MIAMI<\/strong><\/p>\n Beth Boone<\/strong>, Director, Miami Light Project<\/p>\n Edouard Duval Carrie<\/strong>, Artist<\/p>\n Mitchell Kaplan<\/strong>, CEO, Books & Books<\/p>\n Severina Yotova<\/strong>, Music manager<\/p>\n NEW ORLEANS<\/strong><\/p>\n Gia Hamilton<\/strong>, Executive Director, New Orleans African-American Museum<\/p>\n Greg Lambousy<\/strong>, Executive Director, New Orleans Jazz Museum<\/p>\n Ron Bechet<\/strong>, Visual Artist, Victor H. Labat Professor of Art at Xavier University of Louisiana; Advisor, Prospect New Orleans; Chair, The Joan Mitchell Foundation; Board of Directors; Member of the Board of Trustees, The Ogden Museum of Art<\/p>\n Susan Taylor<\/strong>, The Montine McDaniel Freeman Director, New Orleans Museum of Art<\/p>\n NEW YORK<\/strong><\/p>\n Adam Weinberg<\/strong>, Alice Pratt Brown Director, Whitney Museum of American Art<\/p>\n Alex Knowlton<\/strong>, Director of Joe’s Pub \u2013 The Public Theater<\/p>\n Janet Wong<\/strong>, Associate Artistic Director, New York Live Arts<\/p>\n Jed Rapvogel<\/strong>, Film Programmer, Anthology Film Archives<\/p>\n Lisa Lucas<\/strong>, SVP and Publisher, Pantheon and Schocken Books<\/p>\n SAN FRANCISCO<\/strong><\/p>\n Natasha Becker<\/strong>, Curator of African Art, Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco<\/p>\n Peter Maravelis<\/strong>, Events Director, City Lights Booksellers & Publishers<\/p>\n Victoria Sung<\/strong>, Future Artistic Director, BAMPFA<\/p>\n WASHIGTON, D.C.<\/strong><\/p>\n Alicia Adams<\/strong>, Vice President International Programming, John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts<\/p>\n Matthew Affron<\/strong>, Muriel and Philip Berman Curator of Modern Art, Philadelphia Museum of Art<\/p>\n Sunny Sumter<\/strong>, President and CEO, D.C. Jazz Festival<\/p>\n Tony Gittens<\/strong>, Founder and Director, D.C. International Film Festival<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":57133,"menu_order":0,"template":"","app_discipline":[234,229,231,219,228,232,236,230,215,227,233,218],"app_city_tax":[217],"app_news_type":[],"class_list":["post-57135","app_news","type-app_news","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","app_discipline-all-disciplines","app_discipline-architecture","app_discipline-audiovisual","app_discipline-cinema","app_discipline-comics","app_discipline-craft-design","app_discipline-museums","app_discipline-music","app_discipline-new-media","app_discipline-performing-arts","app_discipline-social-sciences-and-humanities","app_discipline-visual-arts","app_city_tax-nyc"],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n