by International Studio & Curatorial Program
A residency for international artists in a converted East Williamsburg factory with two galleries and dozens of studios. Exhibitions and events are free, and the program opens artists' studios to the public during its open studios events.
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Exhibitions run year-round; open studios events periodically
Free exhibitions and events
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All ages.
Free exhibitions and events
Exhibitions run year-round; open studios events periodically
1040 Metropolitan Ave, 11211, in East Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
Yes. ISCP (International Studio & Curatorial Program) is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
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