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Fort Collins, Colorado, United States
Colorado Review ’s only commitment is to the publication of serious poetry, fiction, and nonfiction. It does not publish genre fiction nor does it subscribe to a particular literary philosophy or school of poetry or fiction. Note that the...
Colorado Review ’s is committed to publishing contemporary poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction. It does not publish genre fiction (unless it is more literary than genre), nor does it subscribe to a particular literary philosophy or...
Orlando, United States
Columbia Journal publishes in print and online, seeking to showcase the best poetry, nonfiction, fiction, translation, and visual art on both platforms. The print edition, published each spring, is a combination of solicited work and the...
New York, United States
The Visiting Artist and Scholar Residency Program bring studio artists, art historians, art critics, and curators to campus. The Department supports the larger University goals of fostering educational, cultural, social and economic growth in Georgia and beyond. They educate students in Art History, Studio Art and Art Education, awarding Bachelor of Fine Arts, Bachelor of Science in Education, and Master of Education degrees. Their exhibitions and visiting artists enhance the curriculum and enrich the non-student community. The Department of Art facility is dedicated to foster the development of its students, faculty, and resident artist/ scholar. The Summer River Fellows Program supports recent MFA graduates from top programs, thereby assisting them with their professional development while adding value to the Department's program. The program provides 2-4 weeks of residency including studio space, lab facilities, housing and a stipend. In return the Fellows provide public lectures, workshops, and interact with students and faculty during their residency.
ComPeung is not only the first independent AiR program in Thailand, but also the longest ongoing program since 2007. They have hosted over 100 artists in a wide variety of disciplines from around the world. As an evolving art project, ComPeung encourages artists to explore and discover – not only new ideas, techniques, and networks, but also themselves as human beings though the process of creative activities and everyday living. ComPeung aims to be an open space for dialogues, encouraging the exchange of ideas and experiments, and exploring the interdependence between art, artists and society. For artists who need time away from regular commitments to finish current projects, to reflect on their practice, or to explore and develop new works, ComPeung is the ideal place to do so. In an unregimented and relaxed atmosphere, artists have the freedom to focus on their work without having to worry about daily routines such as preparing meals. We hope that by living and working together in a tranquil setting with our team, the local community, and a small diverse group of artists, people will be inspired and challenged to explore possibilities and dreams. ComPeung offers genuine hospitality with fresh daily produce from the local market for delicious home-cooked meals, assistance where needed, and provides all the necessities for living in a semi-rural, tropical area.
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