Fine Arts Work Center (FAWC)

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Nurture Artists. Shape our Culture. Learn more at fawc.org

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Meet our new Fellowship Team! ✨ We’re thrilled to announce that Nico Amador has been appointed Fellowship Director and Nick Fagan has joined us as Artist Services Manager. Both were in residence together as part of the 2025–2026 cohort, Nico as a Poetry Fellow and Nick as a second-year Visual Arts Fellow. Nico was invited back as a second-year Fellow this season, but declined to take the role of Fellowship Director. We can’t imagine better stewards for the program. Please join us in welcoming them both! Nico is a poet, organizer, and educator whose work supports trans justice movements nationally and internationally. His chapbook Flower Wars (Newfound Press) won the Anzaldúa Poetry Prize. His poetry and criticism have appeared in West Branch, Pleiades, Fugue Journal, LA Review of Books, and the Poetry Unbound anthology 44 Poems on Being With Each Other. He holds an MFA from Bennington College, has received a Vermont Arts Council grant, and is an alum of Lambda Literary’s Writers Retreat. Nick is a fabric artist and sculptor whose work explores mental health, disability, and the sincerity of physical and manual labor. He has exhibited at the Seattle Art Fair, Abigail Ogilvy Gallery in Boston, Massey Klein in New York, and op.cit./foundation in Mexico City. He has held fellowships and residencies at Skowhegan and the MASS MoCA Studio Program, and his work has been covered by BURNAWAY, NPR, New American Paintings, and The Rib. He formerly led the Oxbow School of Art Metals and Fabrication Studio. Meet our new Fellowship Team this Friday during FAWC FRIDAY! Welcome, Nick and Nico! 04 Nov 2026 Join us for our November FAWC Friday with writer Avigayl Sharp and artists Blake Daniels and Pieter Paul Pothoven! Our Fellows in residence will also be invited to open their studios for you to explore, and the newly arrived Stephen Pace Artist-in-Residence will welcome visitors to the Hudson D. Walker Gallery to view the installation. This Friday, November 6, 5–9 PM 24 Pearl St. Free and open to all. Link in bio to register. 02 Nov 2026 October with our fellows: sunset sails on the Bay Lady II, beach bonfires at Herring Cove, and the first chapter of a seven-month journey. Welcome to the FAWC family! 🌅 28 Oct 2026 We are excited to announce a new Native Artist Residency in collaboration with the Fine Arts Work Center. One Indigenous artist will be selected to spend four weeks in Provincetown, Massachusetts with a private apartment, a 400-square-foot studio, a $2,500 stipend, and a closing public program. @fineartsworkcenter has invited artists and writers to their beautiful Cape Cod campus since 1968. This residency places a Native artist inside that history, with time, space, and support. This residency features no project requirement and is open to Indigenous artists at any stage of their career, including those with a family. Applications will open next Monday on October 26th. Details at walkeryoungbird.org/fawc-apply #nativeartistresidency #walkeryoungbird #fineartsworkcenter #residencyprogram 21 Oct 2026 This fall, the Hudson D. Walker Gallery becomes a 4-week residency space for mid-career artists, supported by the Stephen and Palmina Pace Foundation. Welcome, Pieter Paul Pothoven (2013-2014, 2022-2023)! He’s creating a new iteration of 11:59, a project first made here in 2014, inspired by an anonymous 1907 photo of Pilgrim Monument onlookers laughing and chatting just days before the official ceremony. The work revives that informal moment before the granite and the official narrative took over. Pieter Paul will also engage incoming fellows in conversations about the shared histories of Provincetown and the Netherlands. The work will be on view at the Hudson D. Walker Gallery during FAWC Friday, November 6 from 5-9 PM. To learn more, visit the link in our bio. 21 Oct 2026 Exciting news... the 2027–2028 Fellowship applications at the Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown are now open! For nearly 60 years, ten writers and ten visual artists have been selected for our acclaimed seven-month residency from October 1 - April 30. The Fellowship includes a $1300 monthly stipend plus a $1,000 exit stipend, private accommodations, studios for visual artists, and unrestricted time and space to create. The deadline for the Writing Fellowship application is December 15, 2026, while the Visual Arts Fellowship application is February 6, 2027. Apply at the link in our bio! Lacey Black (Fellow 2025–2026) in her studio at the Work Center Photo by Daisy St Sauveur 20 Oct 2026 It's not unusual to find past Fine Arts Work Center visual arts fellows' work (and sometimes the fellows themselves!) at the annual Armory Show in NYC, and this year we were delighted to discover a current fellow's installation out on the Platform: Paloma Izquierdo's Jalousie I. Video by Daisy St Sauveur 18 Oct 2026 Catch me with our incredible new cohort of Fellows at @fineartsworkcenter giving tours along Commercial Street, and sailing into the sunset. Showing off the Ptown magic we all treasure and love. 🌅🎨⛵️ So grateful for everyone who helps support the arts in Provincetown! 🙌🏻💙 16 Oct 2026 The Fine Arts Work Center is proud to welcome our 2026–2027 cohort of Fellows, who arrived late last week! These exceptional artists and writers will live at the Work Center for the next seven months, immersing themselves in studio and writing time, developing new work, and engaging with Provincetown's community of creativity. During their residency, they will take part in public readings, exhibitions, and events that connect their work to the wider Provincetown community and beyond. If you see the Fellows around town, be sure to say hello! Not pictured: @aaronjfeltman and @palomaaloma Photo by Daisy St Sauveur 06 Oct 2026 Last week at the Armory Show, we stopped by Alexander Berggruen Gallery (booth P5) to explore Raul De Lara's exhibition. We caught up on his time in Provincetown, traced how his process has evolved since his 2019 fellowship, and heard about the artists and artwork he's been admiring lately. It's always a joy to see where a Fellow's practice goes after they leave FAWC, and Raul's work was a definite highlight of the fair! To watch an extended cut of the interview, visit the link in our bio. 02 Oct 2026 Stop by the Armory Show today through Sunday, September 27 and see the work of three past and future fellows: Paloma’s dreamy window “Jalousie” is on the Platform. Raul’s incredible sculptures are on view with in booth 408, and Coady’s stunning paintings can be found in the booth 207. Are you at the Armory this weekend? Let us know! 25 Sep 2026 Thank you to everyone who joined us for last week’s reading and book launch celebrating Hermit, Susan Blood's debut novel. It was a wonderful evening of readings, conversation, and community, alongside moderator Molly Anders and fellow writers Indira Ganesan and Peter Kazon. If you missed it, or if you're ready to add Hermit to your shelf, visit our bookshop (link in bio) to purchase a copy and support both Susan and the Fine Arts Work Center! 22 Sep 2026

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