Pictured: Thương Hoài Trần, 2023 Winter Fellow, Picture by Carolina Porras Monroy
The Studios at MASS MoCA is pleased to announce the awardees for its 40 summer/ fall residency fellowships. Each of these artists will receive a fully funded residency at the Studios, thanks to our many generous partners and funders.
Learn more about how you can support an artist-in-residence at the Studios at MASS MoCA or establish a fellowship in your name.
The Studios at MASS MoCA’s next call for applications is now open from May 15th, 2023 - July 8th 2023 for residencies during January - June 2024. Learn more about the Studios’ fellowships and financial aid.
Congratulations to the Summer / Fall 2023 Awardees:
General Fellowships
(funded by the Donald A. Pels Charitable Trust and an anonymous donor)
Andrea Ferrero
Angeline Meitzler
Clara Cruz
Cristobal Cea
Erick Hernandez
Felicia Nez
Folayemi Wilson
Francheska Alcántara
Funlola Coker
Golga Oscar
Jesus Trevino
Howard el-Yasin
Kathryn-Kay Johnson
Lari Garcia
Laura Perez
Lillie Harris
Malaika Temba
Maria Pinto
Nadia Taquary
Rob Gibbs
Sergio Suarez
Sonya Lara
Fellowship for Oregon Visual Artists
(funded by The Ford Family Foundation)
Stephanie Simek
Jessie Rose Vala
Massachusetts Family Fellowship
(funded by the Barr Foundation and Sustainable Arts Foundation)
Rashin Fahandej
University Fellowships
(In partnership with the following universities):
Stephen Proski (Boston University)
Arnab Gan Choudhury (Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts)
Benjamin Spalding (Maine College of Art & Design)
Boram Kim (School of the Art Institute of Chicago)
Elizabeth Burden (School of the Art Institute of Chicago)
Luke Agada (School of the Art Institute of Chicago)
Corrine Yonce (Maryland Institute College of Art)
Najee Haynes-Follins (Maryland Institute College of Art)
David Askew (University of Virginia)
David Pena (University of Oregon)
Madison Donnelly (Yale)
Natalia Mejia (Virginia Commonwealth University)
Tammie Dupuis (Massachusetts College of Art & Design)
Yana Nosenko (Massachusetts College of Art & Design)
Pictured: Sonja John, 2022 Winter Fellow, Picture by Carolina Porras Monroy