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The Fine Arts Work Center 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.

For over five decades, the Fine Arts Work Center has provided time and space to emerging artists and writers at crucial, early stages of creative development through our acclaimed seven-month residency of 20 emerging writers and artists. We are additionally known for our open enrollment Summer Workshop Program, FAWC Online writing and arts program, and an extensive series of free, year-round cultural events and exhibitions.

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For press inquiries or to arrange an interview with Fine Arts Work Center Fellows or leadership, please contact Daisy St. Sauveur at dstsauveur@fawc.org

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February 2, 2026 – Tschabalala Self and Paul Harding Headline FAWC Friday Season Finale; MiYoung Sohn Unveils 115-Collage One-Night Exhibition January 28, 2026 – Fine Arts Work Center Announces Week-Long Fellowship as part of Award for Winner of Wesleyan University Press’ 2026 Cardinal Poetry Prize January 28, 2026 – Nation’s Leading Writers and Artists to Teach Summer Workshops at Provincetown’s Renowned Fine Arts Work Center January 16, 2026 – FAWC x PAAM: New Work by the Latest Generation of Fine Arts Work Center Fellows on View at Provincetown Art Association and Museum January 16, 2026 – FAWC x PAAM: New Work by Fine Arts Work Center Fellows at PAAM Launches Fellow Fridays Series September 5, 2025 – Fine Arts Work Center Announces 2025-2026 Cohort of Writing and Visual Arts Fellows Load More

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January 14, 2026 – The Provincetown IndependentHarnessing the Creative Potential of an Obsolete Technology January 5, 2026 – VogueIn a Russian Expat’s First English-Language Novel, Making Art Under Putin Is a Horror Show December 8, 2025 – ArtDailyKristy Hughes debuts her first public art sculpture and largest work to date at The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum December 2, 2025 – CULTURED MagIntroducing CULTURED’s 2025 Young Artists List December 1, 2025 – The GuardianGbenga Adesina’s Poetry Makes International Waves December 1, 2025 – The Prospector DailyArtists at UTEP: The raw journey of artist Leslie Ulloa-Pollock Load More