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Open Call: FAWC Online Faculty
FAWC Online is gathering queries from those interested in teaching, facilitating, or moderating online offerings in printmaking, painting, drawing, photography, playwriting, hybrid, multi-discipline, multi-genre, memoir, non-fiction, fiction, poetry, or other developing initiatives.
Successful applicants have:
1) excellent and relevant teaching credentials (for FAWC Online this includes experience with teaching via an online learning platform);
2) a strong online presence and/or a proven willingness to promote; as well as
3) a strong connection to a community, or to communities that would follow them to a FAWC Online offering, and/or national name-recognition/reach in their field. It is highly recommended that applicants consider FAWC Online’s recent and upcoming offerings as they prepare their query.
Queries are accepted on a rolling basis. Submitting a query does not guarantee placement as a teacher, facilitator, or moderator. Nor does it guarantee applicants will be contacted regarding their query.
You may submit your query here.
Who We are (About the Organization):
The Fine Arts Work Center (FAWC) is an artist-led organization based in Provincetown and connected to the world. We support artistic freedom, nurture creative connections, and make possible artistic achievements important to the larger culture. We are dedicated to encouraging the growth and development of emerging visual artists and writers and restoring the year-round vitality of the historic art community of Provincetown, Massachusetts.
In 2024, the Fine Arts Work Center was named one of the top three artist-founded and artist-led residencies in the world by Artnet. Since its creation nearly 60 years ago, the Fellowship has become one of the world’s leading residency programs. Each year, the Work Center offers 20 seven-month residencies to a juried group of emerging visual artists, fiction writers, and poets. During this time, Fellows can pursue their work independently within a diverse, supportive community of peers. Residencies run from October 1 through April 30. Each Fellow receives an apartment, a studio (for visual artists), and a monthly stipend of $1,300 plus an exit stipend of $1,000.
The Fine Arts Work Center has hosted more than 1,100 Fellows since 1968, nurturing an accomplished and far-reaching network. The Work Center’s Fellows, who arrive in Provincetown as emerging and mostly unknown writers and artists, have gone on to win multiple Pulitzer Prizes, National Book Awards, Prix de Rome scholarships, Whiting Awards, Guggenheim Fellowships, and the Nobel Prize in Literature. Visual artists have presented their work at the Venice Biennale, The Museum of Modern Art, The Whitney, The New Museum, MASS MoCA, Friends of the High Line, and many other venues around the world.
The Fine Arts Work Center also presents an open-enrollment Summer Workshop Program that serves hundreds of students and faculty in Provincetown each summer; an online programming initiative, recently rebranded as FAWC Online, that promotes creative practice; and an extensive series of year-round cultural events, exhibitions, and artist residencies.
Non-Discrimination and Inclusion Statement:
At the Fine Arts Work Center, we believe that a diversity of voices strengthens our public discourse and that this leads to cultural vibrancy. We work to evolve as an organization that honors our legacy while repairing historic inequities.
We are committed to providing reasonable accommodations to applicants and employees with disabilities. If you need an accommodation to complete the application process or perform the essential functions of this position, please contact our Administrative Director, Naya Bricher, at 508-487-9960 x101, nbricher@fawc.org or our Accessibility Coordinator, Susan Blood, at 508-487-9960 x106, sblood@fawc.org.
The Fine Arts Work Center is an equal opportunity provider and employer. We value and celebrate diversity in all forms and are dedicated to providing an environment free from discrimination. We do not discriminate based on race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, age, or any other protected characteristic under applicable law.
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