Since 1980, the Bronx Museum of the Arts has supported New York’s artist community through the Artist in the Marketplace (AIM) professional development fellowship program, the museum’s signature artist training program offering career enhancement resources to emerging and early career artists living in New York City.

Admitted through a competitive application process, participating artists commit to a four-month long course of workshops and seminars that address the practical concerns of establishing a sustainable artistic practice. AIM fellows are led through a broad-spanning curriculum that touches upon subjects such as Writing, Fundraising, Art Law, Marketing, Financial Planning, and Career Management. Sessions are led by a distinguished faculty of industry experts, including: Yona Backer (Third Streaming Media), Sergio Muñoz Sarmiento (Art & Law Program), Melissa Rachleff Burtt (New York University), Lauren Wittels (Luhring Augustine), and others.
 

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2018 | SPRING COHORT
Keith Burns / Hon Chen / Emily Chow Bluck / Isabella Cruz-Chong / Francisco Donoso / Raphael Fenton-Spaid / Jennifer Grimyser / Jack Hogan / Carlos Jiménez Cahua / Estelle Maisonett / Shane Morrissey / Eunjung Park / Catalina Schliebener / Katherine Toukhy / Victoria-Idongesit Udondian / Po-Yen Wang / Cay Yoon / Jose Zuniga

2018 | FALL COHORT
Zorica Colic / Vanezza Cruz / Baris Gokturk / Daniel Greenfield-Campoverde / Reiko Hamano / Maggie Hazen / Emily Henretta / Camille Hoffman / Lady K Fever / Cary Hulbert / Gyun Hur / James Kelly / Trevor King / Lawrence Mesich / Bundith Phunsombatlert / Luciana Pinchiero / Pallavi Sen / Sarah Williams
 

The Artist in the Marketplace program is supported by Friends of AIM, General Hardware Mfg. Co., Inc., the Jerome Foundation, and generous individuals.
 

Friends of AIM is a Bronx Museum based advisory group, which supports the museum’s efforts to provide career enrichment opportunities to New York based emerging artists. Learn more about giving and memberships options on our Support page.

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Take home a part of AIM's history. The Bronx Museum's store offers catalogue titles from AIM exhibitions beginning from 1985 in to the present including our 30^th anniversary publication, Taking AIM! The Business of Being an Artist Today, co-published by Fordham University Press.