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Fellowships in Performing and Media Arts is sponsored by Idaho Commission on the Arts. These fellowships recognize outstanding work by Idaho artists and writers, awarded every two years for work of the highest artistic merit as determined by an anonymous peer review. This specific fellowship focuses on performing and media arts.
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2024 Performing & Media Arts Fellowships - Arts Idaho 2024 Performing & Media Arts Fellowships Idaho – Three Idaho artists have been awarded Fellowships in Performing and Media Arts: Jessica Harned, Amy Johnson, and Tracy Sunderland. Fellowship winners will each receive $5,000.
The awards, given every two years by the Idaho Commission on the Arts, recognize outstanding artists, honoring work deemed to exhibit the highest artistic merit during peer review. Applicants were reviewed anonymously in a highly competitive process by panelists from out of state and were judged on the basis of existing work and professional history.
Jessica Harned is a violinist in the Boise Philharmonic and a member of Mariachi Sol De Acapulco. She hosts a podcast, Classical Queens , focusing on the histories of black, indigenous, and people of color in classical music.
Harned teaches on the subject of inclusivity, has served on the board of directors of Radio Boise, and has worked with the Serenata Orchestra to program a concert pairing musical selections with narratives about the history of minorities in the classical context. Harned earned a Master of Music in violin performance from BSU. This is her first Arts Idaho Fellowship.
Amy Johnson creates multimedia performance works utilizing photography, video, clay, textiles, printmaking, and other visual media. Her artworks focus on environmental themes, creating a vision of the present which is simultaneously beautiful and tragic. Johnson earned her MFA from the University of Washington and has received grants from the Rasmuson Foundation, Vermont Studio Center, and the Alaska State Council on the Arts.
This is her first Arts Idaho Fellowship. Tracy Sunderland is a writer, director, actor, and teacher who creates alternative forms of theater and short film. Her works are often staged in unconventional locations, incorporate various media, or involve audience participation.
Her recent work “Another Agatha,” was performed at the Philadelphia Fringe Festival. Sunderland earned an MA from the London Film School and an MFA in acting from UT Austin. She is the founder of the Migration Theory acting company, an associate artist of Boise Contemporary Theater, the Digital Stage Director for the Boise Philharmonic, and a Lecturer at BSU.
This is her second Arts Idaho Fellowship. Get updates on what’s happening with the Idaho Commission on the Arts, from exhibitions and programs to special events and more. Constant Contact Use.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individual artists with ties to Idaho. Recipients of a 2023 grant should skip a year before applying again. Descendants of Boise River Valley tribes are eligible, regardless of residency. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $5,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Fellowships in Performing and Media Arts is funded by Idaho Commission on the Arts. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Idaho. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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