Artist Opportunities and Programs

The Movement Research Subsidized Rehearsal Space Program provides subsidized rehearsal space to artists involved in dance or movement-related processes at a rate as low as $10 per hour.

Movement Research hosts a range of Residency Programs which provide artists with a dynamic, interactive home base for inquiry, artistic research, and creative development.

GPS / Global Practice Sharing and Movement Research Exchange (MRX) foster international artistic exchanges. These platforms provide dance and movement-based artists the opportunity to share ideas, creative processes, and artistic contexts, and reflect on their practices.

Movement Research offers two programs providing ongoing opportunities for artists to share work in process: Movement Research at the Judson Church and Open Performance.

The Movement Research Internship Program supports early career artists and arts workers in learning valuable skills in the areas of nonprofit performing arts administration, production and event management.

A collaboration with NYC public school communities, Dance Makers in the Schools creates educational opportunities in which working dance artists teach children and share their own creative processes. Movement Research partners with each school to create a unique program that serves the school’s specific needs.