The team at Rosa Projects believes in a future where arts patronage is an inherent part of the art ecosystem. We partner with entities to deliver groundbreaking commissions, collaborations, placements, and exhibitions, anchored in our conviction that art history relies on creating pivotal deals for artists of color to create monumental work.
Amaryllis R.Flowers
Lullaby (2023)
10 x 9 x 16
Ceramic and holographic film
Courtesy of the artist.
Artist Commissions
Where institutional, corporate, and artistic impact meet
Commissions are monumental contributions to the art ecosystem and to the story of the commissioning parties. We collaborate with diverse entities to commission artists for works of critical acclaim, of unprecedented impact and scale.
Brand Collaborations
Commercial collaborations with artists.
Collaborating with artists is critical to today’s visual market. Rosa Projects manages and produces projects with fine artists from across our network.
Advising and Auctions
We develop legacy collections with a lasting impact.
We work with collectors to acquire and install artwork in spaces where they will be highly visible and contribute to art historical narratives. We work in the primary and secondary markets to deliver high-impact acquisitions.
Art Production
For museums, galleries, film, and television.
We work with diverse entities to produce visually-striking projects, public installations, set designs, and exhibition floors that highlight the innovation of contemporary artists.
Rosa Projects Women Artist Apprenticeship
Rosa Projects is dedicated to nurturing artistic talent across all stages of an artist's career. Our new initiative, the Rosa Projects Women Artist Apprenticeship, has been developed to address the gender disparity seen in gallery representation, public exhibition, and museum acquisitions. Currently, less than fifteen percent of artists whose work is acquired by museums are women artists, and women of color represent only a fraction of those acquisitions. Participating artists in the Rosa Projects Women Artist Apprenticeship engage in immersive, in-studio apprenticeships alongside established artists, gaining valuable insights and mentorship. Additionally, they receive industry counseling, ensuring a well-rounded support system for their artistic development.
This program will launch in 2024. Please check back in February 2024. Subscribe to our newsletter to learn more.
Bianca Fields.
Not the Party Favors, 2022.
Acrylic, oil, and spray paint on yupo paper mounted on panel, 40 x 30 inches (101.6 x 76.2 cm)
Courtesy of the artist.
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Meet this month’s featured artist:
Amaryllis R. Flowers
Amaryllis R. Flowers is a Queer Puerto Rican American Artist living and working in upstate New York. Amaryllis earned an MFA from the Yale School of Art in 2019. She is the recipient of the 2023 Pocantico Prize from the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, a 2022-2027 Joan Mitchell Fellow, and a 2021 Creative Capital Awardee.
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The team at Rosa Projects believes in a future where arts patronage is an inherent part of the art ecosystem. We partner with entities to deliver groundbreaking commissions, collaborations, placements, and exhibitions, anchored in our conviction that art history relies on creating pivotal deals for artists of color to create monumental work.
The Rosa Projects team is based in New York, California, and the Dominican Republic.
Rosa Projects LLC was founded in California.
Contact:
margarita@rosaprojects.com
