Studio Museum in Harlem Announces 2026-27 Artists-in-Residence
··2 min read
The Studio Museum in Harlem has announced its artists-in-residence for the 2026-27 program. The selected artists are Turiya Adkins, Timothy Yanick Hunter, and Clifford Prince King. The residency will commence in November 2026 and run through October 2027. The artists will each have dedicated studio spaces in the museum's new building on West 125th Street. The program includes professional development training, material support, and will conclude with a group exhibition in one of the museum's galleries.
Turiya Adkins is a multidisciplinary artist known for her innovative approach to various artistic mediums. Timothy Yanick Hunter is recognized for his work as both an artist and a curator. Clifford Prince King is a photographer and filmmaker with a notable body of work. The current cohort's exhibition is on display through January 3, 2024.
Meanwhile, the Prix Duchamp, France's most prestigious contemporary art award, has been awarded to Brognon Rollin, the artistic duo comprising David Brognon and Stéphanie Rollin. The winners receive a €35,000 prize and will participate in an exhibition featuring works by all four nominees, which is currently on view through February 7 at the Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris. The museum's director, Fabrice Hergott, commended Brognon Rollin's conceptual practice, describing it as a subtle yet persistent exploration of human vulnerability and resilience.
The other nominees for the Prix Duchamp this year were Joël Andrianomearisoa, Laura Henno, and Joséfa Ntjam.
In related news, Queer|Art, an organization supporting LGBTQ+ artists, recently hosted a performance titled “ROADMAPPIN’” featuring grantees Kar'mel Antonyo Wade Small, Kennedy Hill, and Anthony C. Wyche III. The event was held at the Bronx Council on the Arts.
CONTEXT: The Studio Museum in Harlem's residency program is significant as it provides emerging artists with resources and exposure, contributing to the vibrant art scene in Harlem and beyond. The Prix Duchamp is a major recognition in the contemporary art world, highlighting innovative and thought-provoking work. Queer|Art's initiatives support the visibility and development of LGBTQ+ artists, fostering diversity and inclusion in the arts.
