Interlude Artist Residency

10/13/2026

10/12/2026

Register today to participate in this free workshop on creating sustainable outreach strategies! A Mighty Practice | Coaching for Artists will lead this workshop 10/13 8pm EST. Register today for the zoom link. If you can’t make it, register anyway for the recording

10/08/2026

Free for all: Creating Opportunities for Work: Building a Sustainable Outreach Strategy with A Mighty Practice | Coaching for Artists 🌻Tues, Oct 13th at 8pm@EST . Register (link in bio) now !

10/05/2026

Melissa Oresky’s painting and collage work explores a deeply felt regard for plants as perceptive and expressive beings. Through observation, study, and material experimentation, she considers how vegetal life might be encountered not only as subject, but as a model for thinking, making, and being. Melissa Oresky will be coming to us from Normal, Illinois, where she is a Professor of Painting and Drawing at Illinois State University.

09/29/2026

Kyle Downs is coming this Spring! Kyle Downs lives and works in Maine. His work often focuses on the manipulation of found objects or the physical occupation of space. His work has been exhibited at Socrates Sculpture Park and the Center for Maine Contemporary Art 🏀

09/27/2026

So many Interlude family members involved in , we likely inadvertently left some out of this post! Get on your galoshes and go see it at SPRING/BREAK Art Show ☔️Congrats and Todd Bienvenu for pulling this off!

09/24/2026

Priya Suresh Kambli is coming to Interlude this Fall! Priya Suresh Kambli reworks her family archive to explore migration and feminist practice. She is a Howard Foundation and MacDowell Fellow and Leica Foto Project winner. ✨

09/21/2026

Matthew and family are coming to Interlude this winter. Matthew Logsdon is an artist and curator. His meditative works explore the body - how knowledge is formed through action, touch, and endurance. Logsdon is the founder of Field of Play, a nonprofit gallery in Brooklyn. 🪢

09/18/2026

Ezra Tessler will be joining us this winter! His recent work uses painting, paper pulp, and collage to explore pattern and shape and the difficulty of knowing what’s right and wrong in a messy world.

09/13/2026

Aaron Chung will join us this Fall! Aaron Chung is a multidisciplinary artist whose installations and paintings on hanji explore ancestral forms and collective memory. He lives in Queens, New York, with his family.