opportunities
Denis Roussel Fellowship
This fellowship honors the memory of artist Denis Roussel, who inspired many to take risks in their work, step outside the boundaries of traditional images, and realize the magic of photography.
This Fellowship is tailored to help support the selected artist in reaching the next level in their artistic path and exploring possibilities to address specific needs. A group of mentors and various resources will be available to help the recipient set clear goals as they proceed. In addition, a fellowship stipend of $1,500 is awarded to achieve these goals.
The ideal candidate for the Denis Roussel Fellowship is a dedicated photo-based artist with a compelling body of work. Proposed projects can be in progress.
The ideal candidate for the Denis Roussel Fellowship is a dedicated photo-based artist with a compelling body of work. Proposed projects can be in progress.
This fellowship focuses on artistic development and can be used for any of the following (or more):
assistance to obtain a studio for the fellowship period
create a residency to make new work
internship/mentorship with a noteworthy photographer or expert for the project
print works for an exhibition
publish an artist book
creation and/or presentation of new work
travel for purposes of artistic research or presentation
purchase of equipment necessary to create new work
the development of new artistic skills
professional technical assistance
Photographer’s Resources
The Kinkade Family Foundation grants will award up to $5,000 for “unexpected emergencies related to the COVID-19 epidemic.”
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