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Posted by Asimina Chremos | March 21, 2012

Hidden in the nonsense text below are Pew Fellows Charles Cohen, Zoe Strauss, Dito van Reigersberg, Quinn Bauriedel, James Sugg and Tobin Rothlein. Can you guess which fellow you’ll find under the red word or phrase before you click?

circles of hopes beeps and boops mid-project realization that she could either continue with her project or have a child—she chose the project selling cut flowers along the highway an exploration of the strangely familiar this is your brain on pig iron

Image source: http://filmdrunk.uproxx.com/2011/11/wheres-waldo-is-still-really-being-made





 

 

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Labels:  beeps and boops  caconrad  charles cohen  dito van reigersberg  james sugg  miami beach  pew fellows  pig iron  quinn bauriedel  tobin rothlein  where’s waldo  zoe strauss 

Fellows News & Events Online

Posted by Asimina Chremos | March 23, 2011


Lee C. Bollinger, President of Columbia University, presents the 2010 Pulitzer priMusic prize to Pew Fellow Jennifer Higdon. Image from pulitzer.org

The award of a Pew Fellowship is certainly a highlight in the career of an artist, but rarely the only one. In fact, our goal is to assist the region's most talented artists in furthering and innovating their work and our hope is that the Fellowship strengthens careers in such a way that more success naturally follows.

We're always gratified to learn when our Fellows win prizes and awards—the announcement of Jennifer Higdon's Pulitzer last April was a big cause for celebration—but we're pleased as punch to hear about the varieties of recognition such as recent awards, grants and nominations for painter Bo Bartlett, composer Robert Maggio, poet Lisa Coffman, visual artist Lily Yeh, filmmaker Tanya Hamilton and theater artist James Sugg.

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Labels:  aaron schneider  awards  black swan  bo bartlett  factor prize  helen hayes  ingrid reti  james sugg  jennifer higdon  lily yeh  lisa coffman  moore college of art & design  new jersey state council on the arts  night catches us  paula scher  pew fellows  pew fellowships the arts  pulitzer  robert maggio  spirit awards 

Introducing the 2010 Pew Fellows in the Arts!

Posted by Nicole Steinberg | October 6, 2010

That’s right, Pew Fellowships in the Arts has just announced the 2010 Pew Fellows! Each artist receives a $60,000 "no strings attached" award.

Here’s the list:
 

  • Max Apple (fiction writer)
  • Melanie Bilenker (jewelry maker)
  • John Blake, Jr. (jazz violinist/composer/arranger)
  • Kara Crombie (video artist)
  • William Daley (clay artist)
  • Orrin Evans (jazz pianist/composer/arranger)
  • Germaine Ingram (tap performer/choreographer)
  • Hanna Khoury (violinist/classical Arab musician)
  • Tina Morton (documentary filmmaker)
  • Jenny Sabin (architect/designer)
  • James Sugg (solo theater artist/sound designer/composer)
  • Charles “Chuck” Treece (multi-instrumentalist/producer/songwriter)

Click here to see bios of each artist (PDF) >

Artists are selected based on the merit of their work, dedication to their professional practice and the potential impact that the fellowship will have on their subsequent creative endeavors. Fellowships may be awarded to artists at any stage of their career development—this year’s Fellows range in age from 32 to 85—and to artists working in a wide range of aesthetics and traditions.

Read the entire press release to learn more about this year’s fellowships >
Learn more about past Pew Fellows, from 1992 to 2009 >
Find out more about the Pew Fellowships in the Arts >

Photo at top, from left to right: Germaine Ingram, photo by James Wasserman; still from Aloof Hills by Kara Crombie, courtesy of the artist; James Sugg, courtesy of Pig Iron Theatre Company.

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Labels:  2010  chuck treece  germaine ingram  hanna khoury  james sugg  jenny sabin  john blake jr  kara crombie  max apple  melanie bilenker  orrin evans  pew fellows  pew fellowships in the arts  tina morton  william daley