El Anatsui Fellowship 2027 — Africa-Born, US-Based Artists
Brandywine’s current fellowship round is restricted to Africa-born artists already based in the United States. Four selected artists will develop print editions in Philadelphia; Africa-resident artists should not mistake the older page heading for current eligibility.
Philadelphia · United States
Applications closed. Listing preserved.
This is a past call, not an invitation to apply. The original eligibility, costs, deadline and source links are retained for reference. Visit the provider’s website for future rounds or any published results; award recipients and outcomes are not independently verified here.
- Status
- Archived · applications closed
- Organizer
- Brandywine Workshop and Archives
- Original eligibility
- Africa-born, US-based artists for this cycle, due to visa restrictions; not an open call for applicants living across Africa.
- Funding & support
- Residency support and USD 5,000 stipend on completion; artists retain half of the print editions.
- Application fees
- Not stated.
- Travel support
- Travel support included.
- Accommodation
- Lodging and food support included.
- Disciplines
- visual arts
- Original deadline
- Exact closing time and timezone not stated.Closing time / timezone not confirmed
- Programme dates
- 11 January–12 February 2027.
- Original requirements
- Print-production facilities/support provided.
- Original application process
- Combined PDF emailed to prints@brandywineworkshop.com: résumé, statement, 8–10 recent works and country-of-origin documentation. Use official instructions; do not send documents to AAD.