In addition to programs taking place at Flux Factory’s home-base on 29th Street, Flux Factory produces programs at partner institutions regularly. Alumni of Flux’s Artist-in-Residency program are eligible to participate in these projects, which typically receive special accommodations for travel, public programs, and per diems. Collective leadership and Resident-led programming are always the source of artistic direction for Satellite Projects. But since it can be difficult for artists to get opportunities for funded projects abroad, Flux Factory leverages its institutional power to open doors for artists that might have otherwise remained closed.
FluxatARoS, 2018 – 2022
view documentation of 2022, 2021, and 2019
Throughout August and September, over 30 Flux artists annual gather for our annual partnership with the ARoS Museum in Aarhus, Denmark. Residents work daily in the Aros Public Atelier and produce over 20 public events throughout Aarhus with local art spaces.
Welcome to Flux Island, 2021-2022
Throughout September and October 2021, Flux Factory was be in residence on Governors Island with artist studios and public events. Based at Colonels Row House 404A, Flux artists produced over 20 public events on the island.
Styrian Artist-in-Residency Exchange, 2021-2022
Flux is proud to partner with the Styrian region of Austria to produce an annual exchange welcome an Austrian artist to New York City for a Flux Factory Residency with a reciprocal Residency for a Flux Factory alumni for a Residency in a former seminary in Austria.
Art Quarter Budapest Group Residency, 2021
In October 2021, 9 Flux Artists were be in Residence at Arts Quarter Budapest (AQB), one of Hungary’s leading alternative Residency spaces. Hosted in a former brewery, AQB supports Artist Residencies, festivals, exhibitions and more. Flux artists created new works together while in Residence and participate in the Open House festival.
Perpetual Piñata Parlor, 2016
September 2016, 7 Flux artists were invited by CEC Arts Link to the Art Prospect Festival in St. Petersburg, Russia. Our group created the Perpetual Piñata Parlour, which we performed for 4 days throughout the festival. This project combined traditional Russian and American games, which participants were invited to play.
Devils Work: Secret Doings at the Queens Museum, 2004
Arguably the first major project that Flux Factory collectively produced was at the Queens Museum, where artists worked together to produce art and mischief for several months in the museum’s Residency floor. Read Morgan Meis’ sum-up in Harpers.