Artist Residency Grants
Artist Residency Grants are intended to bring an emerging or mid-career artist to Penn as a Fellow, Artist in Residence, or Curator in Residence within a department, program or center (collaborations between departments, programs or centers is also supported). The proposed artist’s responsibilities may be determined by the applicant and their collaborating partner(s), but may include: courses, workshops, studios or seminars, advising, mentoring, independent study, presentations to the Penn community, exhibitions, performances, programming and/or other forms of public engagement. The Artist Residency Grant can be used to increase support for an existing opportunity, as well as to create a new opportunity.
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The Third Space: Unfurling Diasporic Arts of South Asia
- Asian American Studies, Fariha Khan
- Asian American Studies Program (ASAM), School of Arts & Sciences
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(Un)Learning Revolution, a Residency with Tessa Mars
- Cecilia González Godino and Corine Labridy
- Department of Spanish and Portuguese, Program in French and Francophone Studies, School of Arts & Sciences
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Jamal Batts: Curator-in-Residence
- Graduate Fine Arts
- Graduate Fine Arts Department, Weitzman School of Design
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La Protección (Protection), an Artist Residency with Jose Ortiz-Pagan
- Johnny Irizarry and the Center for Latin American and Latinx Studies
- Center for Latin American and Latinx Studies, Latin American and Latinx Studies Program (LALS)
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Long-term Ensemble in Residence Program
- Natacha Diels
- Department of Music, School of Arts & Sciences
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Penn Center for Neuroaesthetics Artist-in-Residence: Lucas Kelly
- Penn Center for Neuroaesthetics
- Penn Center for Neuroaesthetics, Perelman School of Medicine
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Penn Live Arts Hosts The Negro Ensemble Company in Residence
- Penn Live Arts
- Penn Live Arts, School of Arts & Sciences