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These Artist's Hunt for Studio Space Ended at the World Trade
Laura Zornosa, The New York Times, March 26, 2022 On the 28th floor of 4 World Trade Center, Tourmaline , a multidisciplinary artist, works from a corner studio that... Read more -
Art Programming for Former U.S. Prisoners Is Practically Nonexistent. Here’s Why That Should Change
Joshua Pulman and Cory Silverstein, ArtNet, February 4, 2022 Pablo Picasso famously said: “We artists are indestructible; even in a prison… I would be almighty in my own world... Read more -
Studio residency at the World Trade Center reserves space for formerly incarcerated artists
Hilarie M. Sheets, The Art Newspaper, February 2, 2022 Silver Art Projects, which operates a year-long residency program at the lower manhattan office complex, has recieved support for the... Read more -
PIX11 News: Artists find space inside NYC office buildings
Greg Mocker, PIX11 News, April 20, 2021 LOWER MANHATTAN — While the return of office workers has been a slow process, a group is working to bring... Read more -
Jenny Holzer x Silver Art Projects Unveiling
Matteo Prandoni, BFA, October 1, 2020 “25 4 2020” is by the Inaugural Silver Art Cohort Members in Collaboration with Jenny Holzer. The title represents the... Read more -
A Night to Celebrate Artists at the World Trade Center
Matteo Prandoni, BFA, October 1, 2020 A special outdoor exhibition that was on view on the 11,000 square foot terrace at 3 World Trade Center, featuring... Read more -
Tourmaline: "My practice depends on dreaming of what could be"
Mahoro Seward, Vice, August 31, 2020 The New York-based artist and filmmaker discusses the radical power of speculative storytelling and her new residency. Read more on... Read more
