MISSION
Silver Art Projects is a non-profit dedicated to supporting artists as they grow their practice. Our mission is to provide sponsored studio space and enriching programs that facilitate opportunities for artists to continue their personal growth and formalize their careers. By providing sponsored studios in the World Trade Center, Silver Art Projects is introducing a new space for the creative energy that will contribute to the cultural vitality of Lower Manhattan.
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WORLD TRADE CENTER
The new World Trade Center has come alive as a dynamic public space with timeless architecture – and is home to some of the city’s most exciting companies including Spotify, Condé Nast, Uber and GroupM. The artist residency will be located at 4 World Trade Center which was designed by the Pritzker prize-winning, Japanese architect Fumihiko Maki. The building is a model of technology, efficiency and sustainability and has also received rave architectural reviews. Around the World Trade Center, Downtown Manhattan has emerged as a new model of what is best and most dynamic about New York. The population has tripled, and the residential neighborhood around the WTC is now one of the city’s most desirable places to live and raise a family.
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Emerging Artists: Pounce On A Chance To Take Over Studio Space, Create Art Community In Lower Manhattan
July 3, 2019 'The cost of studio space has become an extreme barrier to entry for emerging artists, especially in New York City. Studio spaces are shrinking and struggling artists are forced further... -
WORLD TRADE CENTER DEVELOPER LAUNCHES ARTIST RESIDENCY PROGRAM
July 3, 2019 Silver Art Projects-a new artist residency program established by Silverstein Properties, the real estate development firm that was instrumental in the rebuilding of much of the World Trade Center site... -
Silver Art Projects: New Residency 50 Floors Up
July 25, 2019 'Whitewall caught up with Silver Art Projects co-founders Cory Silverstein and Joshua Pulman to learn more. WHITEWALL: What is your vision for Silver Art Projects? JOSHUA PULMAN: Sustainable and long...
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