WORK CENTER MONTHLY

DECEMBER 2018

FINE ARTS WORK CENTER IN PROVINCETOWN

ARGHAVAN KHOSRAVI, My Name is Red, 2018, acrylic and plexiglass on linen canvas mounted on wood panel, 19.5” x 16” – Visual Arts Fellow 2018-2019

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“The Work Center exists because of those who believe that the arts nourish the human spirit, that creativity thrives in a supportive community, and that

without the arts, communities cannot flourish.”Please give now as generously as you can and before year-end.

MICHAEL ROBERTS, Executive Director

ESTEBAN DEL VALLE, Where This Land Begins and That Water Stops (detail), 2015, acrylic, latex and spray paint on concrete, 46’ x 20’ – Visual Arts Fellow 2017-2018 and 2012-2013

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DON’T MISS THESE EXTRAORDINARY NEW WORKSHOPS BEING OFFERED FOR THE FIRST TIME!

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SAVE 15% WHEN YOU REGISTER FOR ANY ONE OF THESE 4 NEW CLASSES*

SARAH GREENThis is the Year:

A New Writing Habit StarterMULTI-GENRE 1-WEEK INTENSIVE

JANUARY 7-11, 2019

DAWN POTTERInteresting Minds: An 8-Week

Revision Workshop for Essayists NONFICTION 8-WEEK WORKSHOP

JANUARY 7 – MARCH 1, 2019

ERIN ADAIR-HODGESLyric and the Lives

of Others – POETRY 4-WEEK WORKSHOP

JANUARY 7 – FEBRUARY 1, 2019

SARAH VAN ARSDALEStarting the Novel

FICTION 4-WEEK WORKSHOPJANUARY 7 – FEBRUARY 1, 2019

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WATCH FOR OUR 2019 SUMMER WORKSHOP CATALOG

COMING IN JANUARYMARTY DAVIS, Stream IX (detail), 2012, acrylic on panel, 8” x 8”

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AKIKO JACKSON, Visual Arts Fellow 2013-2014- Ideobox ArtSpace/TBBOX in Miami, FL, group show, “Women Weavers,” through Feb. 28- Awarded the RAiR Foundation grant to live and work in Roswell, NM 2018-2019

JENNIFER SULLIVAN, Visual Arts Fellow 2012-2013- Five Car Garage, Los Angeles, CA, “the soft animal of your body,” through Dec. 20- Real Estate Fine Arts, Brooklyn, NY, “Stretch Marks,” through Jan. 5

LAS HERMANAS – JANELLE IGLESIAS, Visual Arts Fellow 2007-2008 and LISA IGLESIAS, Visual Arts Fellow 2012-2013 - MCASD, San Diego, CA, group show, “Being Here With You/ Estando Aquí Contigo: 42 Artists From San Diego & Tijuana, through Feb. 3- Galería Mamey, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, solo show, “Somos or no Somos,” opening Dec. 13- BRIC, Brooklyn, NY, group show, “BRIC Bienniale Volume III: South Brooklyn Edition,” Feb. 6 - Apr. 7- Staniar Gallery, Washington & Lee University, Lexington, VA, solo show, “Mirror Rim,” Feb. 11 - Mar. 16

LINDA BOND, Visual Arts Fellow 1978-1979- Along with her husband Rick Brotman, they will be presenting a collaborative portrait of Benazir Bhutto to Malala Yousafzai. The

presentation will be a part of Harvard University’s Center for Public Leadership Gleitsman International award event celebrating Malala Yousafzai, the 2018 Gleitsman International Activist Award winner.

- Was selected as Artscope Magazine’s centerfold artist for it’s November/December 2018 issue

KAREN SCHIFANO, Visual Arts Fellow 1979-1980- The Urban Hive, Sacramento, CA, “Maniac 6,” through Jan.25

ROBIN MANDEL, Visual Arts Fellow 2009-2010- List Gallery, Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, PA, “Hold Still – Sculptures and Installations,” through Dec. 15

MAIA CHAO, Visual Arts Fellow 2017-2018- Is currently a Mellon Foundation Artist Resident at Haverford College for Fall 2018- She was awarded a commission for the The Shed’s, New York, NY, “Inaugural Open Call,” for Summer 2019

ELLIOTT HUNDLEY, Visual Arts Fellow 2001-2002- Broad Museum, Los Angeles, CA, group show, “A Journey That Wasn’t,” through Feb. 2019

BEVERLY RESS, Visual Arts Fellow 1990-1991- Gasteig Munchen and Hochschule fur Philosophie, Munich, Germany, her piece, Pink Wing, is part of a collaborative project, “Hope

is Maybe,” that pairs the words of recent immigrants with artwork from the Americas, Europe, Asia, and Africa, to welcome, new immigrants to Germany. The exhibit will also open at Ostbayerische Technische Hochschule in Regensburg in November.

- Her recent lithograph, Animal, has been acquired by Georgetown University, the American University Museum at the Katzen Arts Center, Davidson College, the Arkansas Arts Center, and Weatherspoon Museum.

MICHAEL MENCHACA, Visual Arts Fellow 2015-2016- The Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts - Project Space, NYC, NY, “2018 Endless Biennial, through Dec. 21- McNay Art Museum, San Antonio, TX, “100 Years of Printmaking in San Antonio: Michael Menchaca,” through Jan. 6- University of Hawaii at Hilo, Hilo, HI, “2018 Pacific States Biennial North American Printmaking Exhibition,” through Dec. 28- South Bend Museum of Art, South Bend, IN, “Michael Menchaca : Codex Animations,” through Dec. 30- Allen Memorial Art Museum, Oberlin College, Oberlin, OH, group show, “Radically Ordinary: Scenes from Black Life in America

Since 1968,” through Dec. 23

ALISON O’DANIEL, Visual Arts Fellow 2012-2013- Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery, Los Angeles, CA, group show, “HERE,” through Jan. 6

JENNY LYNN MCNUTT, Visual Arts Fellow 1983-1984- Guest artist and resident, and Tongchuan City festival participant – Jingdezhen International Studio, Taoxichuan-JAEA International

Art Center in ceramics, China, Fall 2018- The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, Ridgefield, CT, group show, “Objects Like Us,” through Jan. 13

XIN SONG, Visual Arts Fellow 2007-2008- Wheaton Arts and Culture Center, Millville, NJ, solo show, “Transformations and Reflections: Chinese Paper Arts,” through Dec. 30

SARAH PETERS, Visual Arts Fellow 2009-2010- The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, Ridgefield, CT, group show, “Objects Like Us,” through Jan. 13

ALEXANDRIA SMITH, Visual Arts Fellow 2014-2015 and 2013-2014- Mass MoCA, North Adams, MA, group show, “The Lure of the Dark: Contemporary Painters Conjure the Night,” through 2019

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PHILIP MATTHEWS, Writing Fellow 2018-2019 and 2016-2017- Wig Heavier Than A Boot, his collaborative project with David Johnson, is on view at PLUG Projects, Kansas City, MO, through Dec 22- His first book, Witch, will be published by Alice James Books in April 2020

JOHN SKOYLES, Writing Fellow 1975-1976 and 1974-1975- Has new work forthcoming in The Atlantic, Brevity, and Jung Journal: Culture & Psyche

LAURA MARELLO, Writing Fellow 1981-1982- Her sixth book and fourth novel, Gauguin’s Moon, is forthcoming from Guernica Editions

SARA MILLER, Writing Fellow 2012-2013- Her debut poetry collection, Spellbound, winner of the 2016 Burnside Review Press Book Award, was just published

INDIRA GANESAN, Writing Fellow 1985-1986 and 1984-1985- Has an essay forthcoming in Strange Attractors, an anthology from U of Mass Press- Will be reading at AWP 2019 with Marcia Douglas and Karen Tei Yamashita

GREGORY JACKSON, Writing Fellow 2013-2014- Has recently received the Bard Fiction Prize for 2019, for Prodigals – his debut collection of stories

ESI EDUGYAN, Writing Fellow 2002-2003- She has been shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize for her novel, Washington Black

MIRIAM BIRD GREENBERG, Writing Fellow 2012-2013- Was awarded a Fall 2018 residency at the Jan Michalski Foundation in Montricher, Switzerland- She has two poems forthcoming in Granta

JILLIAN WEISE, Writing Fellow 2005-2006 and 2004-2005- Her commissioned essay, “Common Cyborg,” recently appeared in Granta

LAURA EVE ENGEL, Writing Fellow 2014-2015- Her first book of poems, Things That Go, has just been published by Octopus Books

DIANE WALD, Writing Fellow 1973-1974- Her new novel, Gillyflower, is available now on amazon.com for preorder with a launch date scheduled for Apr. 2019

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BERT YARBOROUGH, From his “Italian Maps” series (detail), 2018, watercolor/gouache on paper, 18” x 14” – Visual Arts Committee Chair & Fellow 1997-1998 and 1996-1997

JANE FINE, Lost in Space, 2018, acrylic on wood, 11” x 14” – 2018 Stephen and Palmina Pace Foundation Artist-in-Residence

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CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE & APPLY FOR A 2019 RESIDENCY

The FINE ARTS WORK CENTER and the STEPHEN AND PALMINA PACE FOUNDATION are pleased to invite applications from mid-career painters for a month-long residency at The Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown.

The STEPHEN PACE RESIDENCY, now in its third year, intends to fill the gap that exists in support for mid-career painters, offering four weeks of time and space on the grounds of the Fine Arts Work Center, as well as an opportunity to provide mentorship to the 10 emerging visual artists who spend 7 months, from October 1 through April 30 at the Work Center, concentrating on their own work.

The 2019 Stephen Pace Resident will live and work at the Work Center for four weeks between February 1, 2019 and April 30, 2019. The residency includes a fully equipped private apartment, separate private studio, and a living stipend of $750 per week. As part of the residency you will be required to give an artist talk, conduct studio visits with the emerging artist Fellows, and hold an open studio.

STEPHEN PACE RESIDENT APPLICATIONS ARE SUBMITTED VIA SLIDEROOM. APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS INCLUDE 20 IMAGES AND A CV.

A P P LY N OW APPLICATION DEADLINE – JANUARY 1, 2019

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The Fine Arts Work Center provides fellowships to 10 emerging artists each year in the form of an apartment, separate studio, and a monthly stipend. Residencies run from October 1 through April 30.

Fellows have the opportunity to pursue their practice independently, the only thing asked in return is that they stay in Provincetown and focus on their work.

Visual artists are invited to exhibit solo shows in the Hudson D. Walker Gallery.

APPLICATION DEADLINE – FEBRUARY 1, 2019SEVEN MONTHS $750 MONTHLY STIPEND UNINTERRUPTED TIME

JULIA GARTRELL, 13 Artist’s Hiking Boot, 2017, mixed-media - wood, putty, foam, fish rocks, pearlier, wood glue & cement – Visual Arts Fellow 2017-2018

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THE HUDSON D. WALKER GALLERY AT THE FINE ARTS WORK CENTER IS HANDICAPPED ACCESSIBLE.

AN OPEN-INVITATIONAL FEATURING THE WORKS OF ARTISTS FROM THE OUTER CAPE – PROVINCETOWN, TRURO & WELLFLEET

ON DISPLAY THROUGH DECEMBER 16

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The Fine Arts Work Center is an equal opportunity provider and employer. The Work Center facilities are accessible to people with disabilities.

The Stanley Kunitz Common Room and the Hudson D. Walker Gallery are handicapped accessible. If you need assistance, please call the Fine Arts Work Center at 508.487.9960, x101 in advance.