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Queer/ Art/ Mentorship Announces 2013-2014 Fellows
Emerging artists will be individually paired with 11 established queer artists
October 23 2013 4:32 PM EST
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Emerging artists will be individually paired with 11 established queer artists
Queer/Art/Mentorship, the art program that creates and supports mentorship between emerging and established queer artists in New York City, has announced its 2013-2014 Fellowship winners.
The Fellows were selected after a rigorous two-month application and a review process amongst over 100 applicants in each field. From there, 11 artists were chosen, spanning five artistic disciplines: performance, literary, film, visual arts, and curatorial.
Congratulations to the 2013-2014 Fellows:
Ella Boureauin Performance
Xena Stanislavovna Semjonovain Performance
Colin Self and Lain Kay in Performance
Nicole Goodwin and Peter Knegtin Literary
Seyi Adebanjo and Natalia Leite
Troy Michie and Bridget de Girsignyin Visual Arts
Rick Herronin Curatorial
Founded in 2011 by filmmaker Ira Sachs (who just finished up his latest movie Love is Strange) and Pilobolus Co-Executive Director Lily Binns, Queer/Art/Mentorship aims to start conversations about what it means to generate and curate queer work in NYC and America.
In previous years, Fellows had their work exhibited at venues such as MoMa, MoMa PS1, Monya Rowe Gallery, and Brooklyn Rail. Let's wish the new Fellows a successful year!
To read more about the Fellows, look to the Queer/Art/Mentorship website, and make sure to check out this year's impressive Mentors.
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