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Artist-in-Residence

The Wabash College Art Department seeks artists with demonstrated experience in and a commitment to socially engaged art practice and/or community-based art projects to apply for our Restoring Hope, Restoring Trust Artist-in-Residence position for Spring 2025. The Artist-in-Residence will be a mentor for undergraduate students and engage in creative collaborations that involve students/campus community and local community partners in Crawfordsville/Montgomery County. 

Restoring Hope/Restoring Trust Artist-in-Residence Expectations

What Women Are Thinking About

Art Show about what women are thinking about, what we think is important. This is an opportunity to put our thoughts and opinions out there. Is there an issue a woman would like to express herself about? This is the time to do so. Size of art is limited to 30 inches. All media considered. 

Hanging by a Thread

To many, the very existence of humanity, figuratively and literally, is hanging by a thread. From the nightly news, the existential threats include our democracy, our health, our ability to live on our planet.

 

Artists from all disciplines can creatively make the passionate plea to change the story and change the culture to save our earth and humanity. We strive to collaborate and to create a visceral and emotional experience that inspires the necessary adaptations in human behavior and industry to save our future.

 

Hanging by a Thread

To many, the very existence of humanity, figuratively and literally, is hanging by a thread. From the nightly news, the existential threats include our democracy, our health, our ability to live on our planet.

Artists from all disciplines can creatively make the passionate plea to change the story and change the culture to save our earth and humanity. We strive to collaborate and to create a visceral and emotional experience that inspires the necessary adaptations in human behavior and industry to save our future.

Shaping Our Future Through Art & Advocacy: Miami

Art is a powerful tool for education, communication, and catalyzing positive change. To highlight how art and policy can work together for a brighter, more equitable Sunshine State, Florida Policy Institute (FPI) will host an art showcase and panel discussion on Tuesday, October 24 from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM at the Historic Lyric Theater in Miami, FL.

The art showcase will highlight creators whose art connects to policy, history, advocacy, racial equity, a vision of shared prosperity, or other themes from The Florida Timeline. The panel discussion will bring together artists and researchers to share analytical and artistic perspectives on the past, the present, and future of our policy decisions.

FPI is seeking:

2023 Inbreak Residency

ABOUT

The Inbreak Residency is a virtual co-learning and making environment that promotes a collective exploration of the intersections of art, faith, and race in the United States. This residency is for artists of any medium who are looking for a collaborative environment to generate community-focused projects, who are seeking the next step in their artistic development, and/or who want to grow in the area of creative leadership.

RESIDENCY DURATION

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