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Gina Tribotti, Development Manager at the International Studio And Curatorial Program, on the Transformative Impact of ISCP's Diverse Artist Residencies and Programs
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Gina Tribotti testifies on the significant role of the International Studio And Curatorial Program (ISCP) in promoting cultural understanding and providing opportunities for artists.
- ISCP is the largest visual arts residency in New York City and the 4th largest worldwide, annually hosting over 100 local and international artists.
- Located in a former factory in the disadvantaged area of East Williamsburg, ISCP offers free exhibitions, talks, open studios, paid internships, and school visits.
- The program provides subsidized studios for NYC-based artists and funded residencies with stipends for artists of color to combat disinvestment.
- ISCP showcases diverse works from immigrant communities and international artists to deescalate tensions and foster understanding across backgrounds.
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