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  • NYC Crit Club / Plum Lime Residency Finalists

    Loren Erdrich, Self Reflection, 2022
  • ON VIEW: JANUARY 5 - 25, 2023

    This winter's open call for the NYC Crit Club's Plum LiMe Residency drew over 200 applicants from around the world with a wide range of disciplines, formative backgrounds and aesthetic viewpoints. Selecting 19 artists from such a large pool of talent was, for me, both exhilarating and emotionally draining.  As an artist myself, I understood the personal investment each artist made in creating their work, and given the level of quality I was presented with, it made the decision-making process incredibly challenging. In the end, I believe this show reflects the incredible opportunity the Plum LiMe Residency affords artists and the caliber of artists it attracts. I want to thank Catherine Haggarty for inviting me to jury. It was my honor to select CASEY BADEN AS THE Winter 2023 Plum LiMe Resident, AS WELL AS the runners-up, all of whom ARE FEATURED IN this exhibition. I also wanted to thank EVERY artist who applied and who had the courage to submit their works.       -mepaintsme

    ABOUT THE PLUM LINE RESIDENCY

    Offered by the NYC Crit Club, the Plum Lime Residency provides artists with a 550 sq. ft. private studio in Bushwick (Brooklyn, NY) for six-weeks to create a new body of work or continue their work in a focused and ambitious way. The studio space is where all in person events and courses are held during the year for NYC Crit Club. The residency is offered biannually in the winter and summer.

    • Rachel Borenstein, Broken Hand, 2019

      Rachel Borenstein, Broken Hand, 2019

    • Casey Baden, Rupture/Nurture, 2022
      Casey Baden, Rupture/Nurture, 2022
    • Daniel Dias, Don't Wake Me Up If You Visit, 2022
      Daniel Dias, Don't Wake Me Up If You Visit, 2022
    • Joshua Drayzen, Rainbow Plume Rescue, 2022
      Joshua Drayzen, Rainbow Plume Rescue, 2022
    • Jenna Ransom, Still Feel Gone, 2013
      Jenna Ransom, Still Feel Gone, 2013
    • Meg Atkinson, Palette for B. Riley, 2022
      Meg Atkinson, Palette for B. Riley, 2022
    • Tomàs Morell, The tennis player, 2022
      Tomàs Morell, The tennis player, 2022
    • Keith Allyn Spencer, The Joy of Stress DVD, 2020
      Keith Allyn Spencer, The Joy of Stress DVD, 2020
    • Amanda Konishi, GREEN NODDER, 2022
      Amanda Konishi, GREEN NODDER, 2022
    • Jessica Parker Foley, Landscape with Secret Service No. 2, 2022
      Jessica Parker Foley, Landscape with Secret Service No. 2, 2022
    • John Paul Kesling, Another Flower Painting, 2022
      John Paul Kesling, Another Flower Painting, 2022
    • Oakley Tapola, Laura, 2021
      Oakley Tapola, Laura, 2021
    • Kaylie Kaitschuck, Seminar Spiral, 2022
      Kaylie Kaitschuck, Seminar Spiral, 2022
    • Lara Karadogan, Highlighter, 2022
      Lara Karadogan, Highlighter, 2022
    • Loren Erdrich, Self Reflection, 2022
      Loren Erdrich, Self Reflection, 2022
    • John Paul Kesling, Conversations On Painting, 2022
      John Paul Kesling, Conversations On Painting, 2022
    • Onnissia Harries, Witch's Magic Stick, 2019
      Onnissia Harries, Witch's Magic Stick, 2019
    • Becca Lowry, 100 Fathom Deep (After Gordon Bok), 2022

      Becca Lowry, 100 Fathom Deep (After Gordon Bok), 2022

    • D. W. Zinsser, Tender Shepherd, 2021
      D. W. Zinsser, Tender Shepherd, 2021
    • Becca Lowry, Blessed and Broken (after Simone Campbell), 2022
      Becca Lowry, Blessed and Broken (after Simone Campbell), 2022
    • Rachel Borenstein, Untitled Dog Study, After Frans Snyders, 2022

      Rachel Borenstein, Untitled Dog Study, After Frans Snyders, 2022

    • Daniel Dias, Figure in a Landscape (possibly Virginia), 2018
      Daniel Dias, Figure in a Landscape (possibly Virginia), 2018
    • Joshua Drayzen, The Imposters Infinity Swamp, 2020
      Joshua Drayzen, The Imposters Infinity Swamp, 2020
    • Casey Baden, Seamless Deception, 2018
      Casey Baden, Seamless Deception, 2018
    • Jessica Parker Foley, Woman with Purse, Suspended, 2022
      Jessica Parker Foley, Woman with Purse, Suspended, 2022
    • Edward Salas, Angel De La Guarda / Guardian Angel, 2022
      Edward Salas, Angel De La Guarda / Guardian Angel, 2022
    • Amanda Konishi, untitled [complementary auspice], 2021
      Amanda Konishi, untitled [complementary auspice], 2021
    • Keith Allyn Spencer, Find the 2 and You Will Be Kissed Tomorrow. 5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555..., 2022

      Keith Allyn Spencer, Find the 2 and You Will Be Kissed Tomorrow. 5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555..., 2022

    • Oakley Tapola, Desert Dreamers, 2022
      Oakley Tapola, Desert Dreamers, 2022
    • Tomàs Morell, Doppelstilleben, 2020/21
      Tomàs Morell, Doppelstilleben, 2020/21
    • Kaylie Kaitschuck, Dead End, 2021
      Kaylie Kaitschuck, Dead End, 2021
    • D. W. Zinsser, Pineal Pile, 2022
      D. W. Zinsser, Pineal Pile, 2022
    • Edward Salas, Bound, 2020
      Edward Salas, Bound, 2020
    • Lara Karadogan, Blur Less, 2022
      Lara Karadogan, Blur Less, 2022
    • Jenna Ransom, Sweet Thoughts, 2021
      Jenna Ransom, Sweet Thoughts, 2021
    • Onnissia Harries, Eat Cake 1, 2022
      Onnissia Harries, Eat Cake 1, 2022
    • Meg Atkinson, Beast and Stars, 2022
      Meg Atkinson, Beast and Stars, 2022
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  • ABOUT THE NYC CRIT CLUB

    NYC Crit Club, co-founded in 2017 by artists Hilary Doyle and Catherine Haggarty, is a platform to help artists build community and push ideas of what it means to be an artist outside the academic institution. Their goal has always been to include artists of all ages and demographics in the conversation about art, culture and exhibitions. The space of the program has expanded over the years and now offers four semesters a year of courses, virtually and in person, at their Brooklyn studio, offering access to influential working artists as critics, advisors and mentors. For their artists, they also built an international artist in residency program, The Plum Lime Residency, and curate several shows a year. Over the course of nearly 7 years the program has worked with thousands of artists and hired hundreds of critics and faculty. They are proud to offer BIPOC Scholarships and financial aid to artists in need and push the pay rate for faculty who are often underpaid in traditional higher education models. NYC Crit Club is currently directed by artist and curator, Catherine Haggarty.
     

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