Since 1981, the Bronx Museum of the Arts has supported New York’s artist community through the AIM Fellowship, the museum’s flagship artist development program offering career management resources to guide emerging artists through the opaque professional practices of the art world.
Mentored by a distinguished faculty of industry experts, AIM Fellows engage in a four-month long series of intensive seminars and activities covering a wide range of topics including finance, law, media management, and writing, among others, to aid artists in building sustainable studio practices while expanding peer and professional networks. Since its founding, the AIM Fellowship has provided pivotal career support to a diverse roster of over 1,200 of New York's most promising artists.
AIM receives support from 80 White Street, Jerome Foundation, Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, Miranda Family Fund, The Pollock-Krasner Foundation, William Talbott Hillman Foundation, The O'Grady Foundation, Friends of AIM, and generous individuals.
