BRIClab: Past Residents

*Gymnasts (Still)* by 2021/2022 BRIClab Video Art resident Macon Reed.

BRIClab is a multi-disciplinary residency program created to advance opportunities for artists, performers, and media makers.

BRIClab offers emerging and mid-career artists essential resources, mentorships, and opportunities to share their work. The residency aims to build a stronger and more diverse artistic community in Brooklyn by supporting long term growth and fostering relationships across disciplines.

The program's four tracks are Contemporary Art, Film + TV, Performing Arts, and Video Art. Each track offers unique resources designed to meet the needs of varied artistic practices. Residents receive additional financial support, mentorship, skills-based learning opportunities, and documentation of their work. In-process public programs for the 2021/2022 cohort will take place from September 2021 through April 2022.

2022/2023

BRIClab: Contemporary Art
Banyi Huang | Ezra Benus | Jenny Polak | Madjeen Isaac | Naima Green

BRIClab Film + TV
Andrew Nadkarni | Ash Goh Hua | ManSee Kong

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2021/2022

BRIClab: Contemporary Art
Bahareh Khoshooee | Golnar Adili | Johannah Herr | Nyugen Smith | Sophia-Yemisi Adeyemo

BRIClab: Performing Arts
Ariel Estrada | Bree Breeden, Daniel Diaz, Gian Marco Riccardo Lo Forte, and Philip Treviño of Pioneers Go East Collective | Jadd Tank and Nora Alami | Jaime Sunwoo | Kareem Lucas | Morgaine (Mo) Gooding-Silverwood and Raquel Chavez | Ogemdi Ude and Sydney Mieko King
*Note: Pablo Calderón Santiago with What Will the Neighbors Say? was originally part of this cohort, but due to COVID-19-related interruptions was moved to the 2022/23 BRIClab cohort.

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2020/2021

In 2020 we brought our artist incubation programs together under the multi-disciplinary program BRIClab. BRICworkspace became BRIClab: Contemporary Art, BRIClab become BRIClab: Performing Arts, Media Arts Fellowship become BRIClab: Video Art, and we introduced the inaugural BRIClab: Film + TV. This allowed us to better help artists across disciplines sustain and deepen their artistic practice while developing new skills vital to the successful pursuit of creative careers.

BRIClab: Contemporary Art
Destiny Belgrave | Lizania Cruz | Karen Miranda-Rivadeneira | Jasmine Murrell | Sarah Nicholls

BRIClab: Film + TV
Dolly Li | Nova Scott-James | Martina Sönksen | Juliana Curi | Lívia Cheibub

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2019

2018

BRIClab (BRIClab: Performing Arts)
Marina McClure, John Bair, and Jessica Batke | Doreen Younglove, Shaun Peknic, Justin A. Taylor, and Rev. Yolanda Roger Anthony Mapes | Eric Parra, Janeill Cooper, and Wendell Gray II | Annie Tippe | Kamala Sankaram | Tatiana Pandiani | Orlando Zane Hunter, Jr. | Anaïs Alexandra Tekerian and Kevork Mourad

2017

BRIClab (BRIClab: Performing Arts)
Kaneza Schaal | Edisa Weeks | Martha Redbone and Aaron Whitby | Leila Buck

2016

BRICworkspace (BRIClab: Contemporary Art)
Aisha Tandiwe Bell | Ilana Harris-Babou | Tahir Carl Karmali | Jakob Steensen

BRIClab (BRIClab: Performing Arts)
Mersiha Mesihovic | Migguel Anggelo, Mau Quiros, and David Drake | Annie Wang, Mohamed Yousry Shika, and Laura X Moya | The Commons Choir | Geoff Sobelle

2015

BRICworkspace (BRIClab: Contemporary Art)
Carl E. Hazlewood | Trokon Nagbe | aricoco (Ari Tabei)

BRIClab (BRIClab: Performing Arts)

2014

BRICworkspace (BRIClab: Contemporary Art)
ruby onyinyechi amanze | Miryana Todorova