Fine Arts Work Center

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What fun the last couple of years have been building community around our Fellowship Program on this feed! Take note: we’re moving to @fineartsworkcenter from here on out, and hope you’ll follow us there for more images and stories of our remarkable artists and writers at work here at 24 Pearl Street. Our Fellows arrive in one month, and before we know it, spaces like this new #stanleykunitzcommonroom will be lit up from within on fall and winter nights. You can watch it all happen @fineartsworkcenter: join us! #fineartsworkcenterfellowship #fineartsworkcenter #welcomebacktotheworkcenter 31 Aug 2021 Two months remain until we welcome our 2021-22 Fellows to Provincetown! Pictured here is an early October bonfire on #racepointbeach with our 2014-15 Fellows. • Past Fellows: do you have images of your Fellowship we can share on social media? You can send them to: [email protected], and thanks! • #fineartsworkcenter #fineartsworkcenterfellowship #solitudeandcommunity #outercape #provincetown 30 Jul 2021 Hi 2018-19 Fellows 💥💥💥…We thought you might like to see this image from your first few days on-site at FAWC. • We do miss you around here! If you can help us find the whole group by tagging anyone we missed in the comments, we thank you! • #fineartsworkcenter #fineartsworkcenterfellowship 26 Jul 2021 Dear past Fellows: we want you back! • Registration for Fall Returning Residencies is now open to Fellows only through August 1. Visit our website to learn more! • #fineartsworkcenterfellowship #welcomebacktotheworkcenter 22 Jul 2021 • • FELLOWS: Join us today, Thursday July 15, from 4-5pm for a virtual open house with new FAWC director Sharon Polli, co-hosted by 2002-03 Fellow and FAWC Trustee James Everett Stanley @jamesestanley. • EMAIL: [email protected] for meeting link. • SHAPE the future of the Work Center. We’ll see you then! • #welcomebacktotheworkcenter #fineartsworkcenterfellowship 15 Jul 2021 We continue to remember the life of Fellow April Freely by sharing here a recently re-discovered 2018 broadside, created on the occasion of April's winter reading in our Stanley Kunitz Common Room. ​ ​The poem is titled "Limbo"; an excerpt of its closing lines reads: ​ ​the tv says / this is the feeling of waking / this is the feeling of pacing the floor / here is another kind of sleep / the sound of me swallowing / my heart is the sound / my tiny ego makes / going down ​ ​/// ​ ​Of April and her work, Fine Arts Work Center Trustee Major Jackson has shared: ​ ​“April was a young, vibrant, and intensely brilliant artist who grew as a poet at the Fine Arts Work Center. Last year, she graduated from NYU’s Creative Writing Program. She was my student and I believed in her poetry. I can assuredly tell you death robbed us of a truly authentic voice and dynamic poet whose success was around the corner…She was a gentle soul, a beautiful person and light who touched many lives during her young life.” ​ www.aprilfreely.com 14 Jul 2021 It is with tremendous grief and sadness that the Fine Arts Work Center remembers our friend, colleague, and Fellow April Freely. April was selected as a Writing Fellow in 2014-2015 and then returned to the Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown as a second-year Fellow in 2017-2018. ​ ​April exemplified the best of the Fine Arts Work Center. She was a fierce arts leader and champion of emerging voices in her role as Executive Director of the Fire Island Artist Residency program. April demonstrated enormous generosity of spirit and contributed in innumerable ways to the Work Center Community, as both a Fellow and a committed member of our Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Committee. ​ ​She was a beloved artist, friend, and colleague. ​ ​April graduated from Brown University, the University of Iowa, where she received an MFA in nonfiction, and New York University, where she received an MFA in poetry. Her work has appeared in American Poetry Review, Seneca Review, Ninth Letter, and Gulf Coast. A Cleveland native, she received fellowships and awards from the Ohio Arts Council, the Rona Jaffe Foundation, Vermont Studio Center, Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown, and the George Kaiser Family Foundation. She taught writing at Bard College and New York University. In Fall, 2020, she was appointed Executive Director of Fire Island Artist Residency. ​ ​The Fine Arts Work Center grieves together with April’s family and our colleagues and artists at the Fire Island Artist Residency. We will announce details regarding a community celebration in memory of April shortly, and we invite you to share your memories of April, favorite samples of her work, and reflections on her legacy. Please share them in the comments below, or you can email [email protected]. ​ 09 Jul 2021 Congratulations to the team at Provincetown Arts magazine! • Last night marked the launch of Issue 36, with cover art by 2012-13/2017-18 Fellow Esteban del Valle and features on Esteban and 1991-92 Fellow Jacqueline Woodson! • FAWC Fellows live in Provincetown for seven months, but their connections to Provincetown’s creative community can be years and decades long. • Swipe through! • #fineartsworkcenterfellowship #solitudeandcommunity #provincetown 08 Jul 2021 2012-13\2017-18 Fellow Esteban del Valle is a few days away from unveiling this exquisite mural in downtown Provincetown, commissioned by the Provincetown Public Art Foundation and lighting up the minds of all who pass by! • Have you seen this work in progress? Congratulations @estebandelvalle112! • #fineartsworkcenterfellowship #provincetown #ptown 07 Jul 2021 Here’s a bird’s eye view of the Work Center in flux. We’re so pleased to show off our solar roof tops! • As residents of the wildly beautiful and vulnerable ecosystem out here on the tip of the continent, we’re making green changes to our grounds, including LED lighting, efficient cooling systems, and more. • Come see what we’re up to! We’re offering tours through July. Enter the link below to reserve your spot, or visit our website. • bit.ly/FAWCTOUR • #fineartsworkcenterfellowship #welcomebacktotheworkcenter #sustainablepractices • 📷 : @michael_cestaro 30 Jun 2021 At the Work Center, we’ve spent the past year and a half rolling up our sleeves in service of our core mission: the Fellowship program. As we use these last few months to get everything in its place for our next group of emerging artists and writers, we’re grateful for the love and support we’ve received from past Fellows! • FELLOWS: if you’d like to contribute to the future shape of FAWC, we invite you to JOIN in on JULY 1 or JULY 15 and chat with our new Executive Director, Sharon Polli. • Email [email protected] for more info. • #welcomebacktotheworkcenter • 📷 / @michael_cestaro 28 Jun 2021 Past Fellows! New Executive Director Sharon Polli invites you to join a forthcoming open house conversation. Two remain! The dates are: • THURSDAY, July 1 from 4-5pm (co-hosted by 2008-09 Fellow Sophie McManus, FAWC Trustee and DEI Committee Member) • THURSDAY, July 15 from 4-5pm (co-hosted by 2002-03 Fellow James Everett Stanley @jamesestanley, FAWC Trustee) • THANK YOU to 2014-15 Fellow April Freely @aprilfreely, FAWC DEI Committee Member, for co-hosting our first session on June 17! • EMAIL [email protected] for your zoom link. • #fineartsworkcenterfellowship #solitudeandcommunity #welcomebacktotheworkcenter 27 Jun 2021

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