Our 2024-2025 Workspace Artists Are Hard at Work in Their Studios!

February 25, 2025

A group of 11 artists of various genders and racial identities with colorful clothing smiling and posing for a picture in an indoor space. Three individual are sitting in the foreground: SaraNoa Mark, Kiyomi Quinn Taylor and Nima Jeizan (from left to right), and eight individuals are standing behind in a semi circle: Alex Dolores Salerno, sadé powell, Sunnie Liu, Liliana Farber, Spandita Malik, Antoinette Cooper, Ye Qin Zhu, and Delvin Lugo (from left to right).

Three individual are sitting in the foreground: SaraNoa Mark, Kiyomi Quinn Taylor and Nima Jeizan (from left to right), and eight individuals are standing behind in a semi circle: Alex Dolores Salerno, sadé powell, Sunnie Liu, Liliana Farber, Spandita Malik, Antoinette Cooper, Ye Qin Zhu, and Delvin Lugo (from left to right).

2024-2025 Workspace Artists: Creating and Collaborating

Since September 2024, LMCC’s Workspace artists-in-residence have been fully immersed in their creative practices, transforming their studios into hubs of exploration and experimentation. The 2024-2025 cohort, pictured above, consists of nine visual artists and two writers, working across poetry, painting, sculpture, design, media arts and performance. Learn more about their individual practices below.

Since the start of their residency last fall, these artists have been hard at work in their office-space-turned-studios in the Financial District, where they will remain in residence through June 2025.

Join us in June for a public culminating Open Studio event, where you’ll have the chance to experience the artists’ work firsthand and see how their projects have evolved over the course of the residency. More details soon.

Workspace is LMCC’s longest-running residency program and part of our broader commitment to providing artists with free, collaborative spaces for creative development in New York City. Designed to support experimentation and professional growth, the nine-month residency transforms donated office space into studios where artists can take creative risks, collaborate, and engage in ongoing dialogue with peers and arts professionals.