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Everything Spills Studio
This call is for artists to join a five-week cohort exploring interpretations of madness, culminating in a group showcase of readings, performances, and visual art presentations.
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Get matched →Truth and Madness: Interpreting (In)Sanity is a five-week exploration of culturally and neurologically diverse interpretations of and responses to madness. Through lectures, discussions, and opportunities for peer and instructor feedback on developing work, this cohort will examine how societies have defined, understood, and responded to experiences of madness across time and space. Drawing from these examples, artists will create artworks which collectively imagine “a mad future", concluding in a group showcase of readings, performances, and visual art presentations.
Wednesday, December 9th (In-Person) ~ Presentations at the Ke-nee-go-keshek Fine Arts Workshop in New York, NY. The facilitator will work with out-of-state participants to include them in the presentation through virtual/remote/hybrid channels. The presentations are open to the public.
The standard participation fee is $320. One full and two partial fee waivers are available, to be allotted based on stated financial need.
Please don't hesitate to reach out to [email protected] with any questions.
Katya Borkov is a poet and interdisciplinary arts educator based in Brooklyn. They have taught at The Foundry, Performance Space New York, Sapphic House, Poets House, The Urbane Arts Club, and beyond, and have received support from Poets & Writers and NYSCA for their 2026 workshop series, Written Women. Borkov was an artist-in-residence.
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