Touching Artist Lives
When painter Agnes Martin turned up in Taos in the year 1947 she was living out of her car. The Helene Wurlitzer Foundation of New Mexico's very first charitable grant was awarded 70 years ago to Martin, launching her career and culminating in Martin achieving world renown as one of the most heralded and influential Abstract Expressionist artists of the 20th century. Since then, the HWF has provided fellowships to thousands of artists from all over the world.
loading HWF artists
Agnes Martin
Painter, 1954
Michio Takayama
Painter, 1968
Vernon Fimple
Visual Arts, 1977
N. Scott Momaday
Writer, 1987
Theresa Connelly
Filmmaker, 1993
John Hollenbeck
Contemporary, 2005
Rita Bullwinkel
Writer, 2016
Anna Badkhen
Writer, 2019
Agnes Martin
painter
I feel very much honored in being chosen to receive assistance from the Wurlitzer Foundation. Till now I had never sought nor received any real recognition for my work. I did not realize how encouraging it could be. Your kindness has been a positive moral uplift. Your action in this has become the most encouraging event for art in this country that I have ever witnessed. I hope to do worthily. Thank you for all your considerations. [1956]
Nicole Schmölzer
painter
I keep thinking about my two Wurlitzer experiences and they are still very much alive. So many years later, the memories are not only still nourishing, but I feel deeply grateful to Helene for having had such a great vision and for still finding the right people who are able to continue her legacy in such a unique and understanding dedication to her will and to the creative people. A real gift.
Michio Takayama
painter
Since we came to Taos in April of this year, we have been spending our most happy time in accumulating ideas for our work. During our stay in Taos I would like to make a new phase of my career. Now I am learning everything from the beautiful "Nature" in Taos. This beauty of Taos is probably impossible to capture in a short time...
I have been overwhelmed with the beauty and majesty of New Mexico.
Lauren Mantecon
visual arts
My time in residency was productive in a non-traditional way.
The atmosphere, support and space became a refuge after an extremely turbulent time in my life.
The Helene Wurlitzer Foundation became my entrance to New Mexico which has since become my home;
as seeds planted for the next chapter to my art making career.
I was able to not only reflect but make work in what I considered a sanctuary of " place".
Dorothy Englander
painter
What a magical and life-altering experience I had, from mid April-mid July 2008. My work is still influenced by those days. Fellowship with so many creative people has led to life-long friendships. Sending the foundation my deepest appreciation, Dorothy Englander
George Scott MacLeod
painter
I am grateful to have had the opportunity to attend the Helene Wurlitzer Foundation of New Mexico twice as young artist. The residencies gave me the focused time I needed to develop my skills and shape my ideas. I carry the incredible residency experiences, memories and colleagues with me. It was a life changing experience which I reflect on with great fondness. Thank you HWF and staff for making it all such a def...
Jeffrey Salloway
writer
What a privilege to join an elite group of artists, immersed in expression, sharing in fellowship!
Frank Avella
playwright
In many respects, my residency at the Helene Wurlitzer Foundation saved my life. This is not hyperbole. I wasn't even certain I would be able to accept the residency. My mamma had fallen very ill. She died a few days before I was scheduled to leave. I was beyond devastated. The day after the memorial, my husband packed me up into my Jeep and insisted I take the trek to Taos. And what a trek. I drove into TWO typho...
Robert Kostka
painter
[1975] The Foundation continues to be an important aspect of my work... I always seem to develop new ideas, new themes and approaches while I'm here. Perhaps just as important, I discard the old ones as well.
I am grateful to the Foundation for all it has contributed to my personal growth.
Lourdes Bernard
painter
This residency had a profound impact on me and my work. The Wurlitzer Foundation's mission is a gift of time to artists and I will always be grateful for the space and support this fellowship generously offers. The setting is historic and the landscape is breathtaking. I was there during the winter and it helped me to fall in love with winter....the stillness and quiet coaxed new ways of making work and re-ignite...
Matthew Rigney
writer
The three months I spent at the Wurlitzer Foundation were essential to my development as a writer. The residency gave me abundant time and a space in which to work, and as any artist knows, these are precious beyond value. I also connected with a community of other artists and made an important friendship that still endures. The residency showed me what the life-as-writer feels like absent all the complicating fac...
Rita Ciresi
writer
It was a great privilege to spend two months in Taos as a fellow at the Wurlitzer Foundation. I finished a novel and generated the first draft of another while in residence. I am so grateful to the Foundation!
Kathleen Edwards
visual arts
My time at the foundation has been an enormous and deeply appreciated gift. Quiet, undistracted focus in the studio allowed my work to grow like a pot-bound tree placed into the ground.
Aaron Brown
painter
I would highly recommend the Wurlitzer Foundation residency to any artist. Helene Wurlitzer knew exactly what she was doing when she structured the program to provide maximum creative freedom, with minimal expectation. The time spent at my casita and with my fellow residents was pleasant, positive and productive. I'm very grateful for the experience.
Kenneth Fuchs
classical
I had the most extraordinary experience as a fellow at HWF during the summer of 1988. I fell in love with the Land of Enchantment and have returned to New Mexico many times since. I am pleased to tell you that my fifth Naxos recording with the London Symphony Orchestra won the 2018 GRAMMY Award in the most coveted category, Best Classical Compendium
Lane Abernathy
contemporary
My time at the Wurlitzer foundation was not only personally and artistically transformational, but the most creative period of my career. It's simply impossible to put into words the experience of living on the campus, surrounded by the sublime beauty of Taos and northern New Mexico. Following the footsteps of some of the world's greatest artists to Taos, with the support and generosity of everyone at the Wurlitze...
Andrea Fuhrman
painter
The stars. The quiet. The black widow spiders by the window outside. The large tables, paint and collage material, while I listen to the Native American radio station. The newspaper that lists arts events, exhibitions, openings. The sky and enormous billowing clouds. The altitude, drinking water, and more water. The 50 year old adobe dust, and my sneezes! The great natural bread at the grocery store. Friendly inte...
Kareem Tayyar
poet
Simply put, the summer I spent as a Wurlitzer Fellow was one of the very best experiences of my life. Taos is a magical place, and those three months filled me with a happiness I have carried with me ever since.
Nathan Kelly
classical
Wurlitzer in the winter was a magical place. Its quiet solitude gives an artist the space and inspiration needed to create, reflect, and dream. I can't wait to return.
Maggie Graber
poet
I've been fortunate to come to Taos for two residencies (winter/springs 2015, 2019) and each one was was so affirming and surprising in what it opened up in me and my work. After my second residency, I stayed in northern New Mexico for six more months, because I knew I wasn't going to be ready to leave at the end of the residency. Forever thankful to the Wurlitzer Foundation for believing in my work and providing ...
Michael Pearson
writer
Taos is a place filled with magic, and the Wurlitzer Foundation makes that magic real for artists of all kinds. From the first moment I entered the town, saw the fiery sky and the holy mountains, felt the history and the cultures, I knew I was home.
Rachel Kaufman
poet
The Helene Wurlitzer residency was a time of blissful quiet, of solitude and meaningful companionship, of meadow writing and casita stories. I'm so grateful for this gift of stillness, enough stillness to finish a poetry manuscript and begin a new one. Thank you to Nic, Michael, Marcos, & Mitch for their care.
Colleen Morton Busch
writer
My stay in HWF was a long time ago, just after I’d returned from living in Beijing. I needed a place to lay down the foundations of a manuscript about my experience in China. HWF gave me the gift of time and space, and the bonus of being surrounded by beauty and artistic fellowship. I set that manuscript aside to work on other projects, but recently, I rescued it from a drawer and knew exactly what I needed to d...
Lauren Davies
photographer
The Helene Wurlitzer Foundation provides an amazing residency experience with a combination of quiet artistic solitude mixed with the stimulation of an impressive interdisciplinary cohort of visual artists, writers, musicians and composers. Add in my adobe casita studio surrounded by open fields within historic Taos, New Mexico and this experience provided me with a truly magical and creative summer residency.
Susan Lloyd
writer
Thank you for providing a space of tranquility and inspiration during my various sojourns there. It has always been a relief to arrive at one of the Wurlitzer casitas where I know I can concentrate on my writing and photography free of distractions--so rare and so necessary if one is to get serious about one's work.
Ron Strickland
writer
I remember my time at Wurlitzer with great fondness. New energy infused my work. Insights from that period continue to enliven my recent writing.
Tanya Husain Palit
songwriter
My winter at the Wurlitzer Foundation was deeply transformational. Having time and space for creative reflection and learning about the indigenous history of this area has forever changed me and my perspective as a settler on this land. I am so grateful to the Foundation and to the Pueblo people, their ancestors and descendants.
Jack Ortiz
writer
At the HWF I felt a strong creative energy, on the grounds and in my lovely casita. There I was able to start from scratch a novel, the first long project I truly believe in. Shoutout to the staff who were so warm and welcoming.
N. Scott Momaday
writer
This is to greet you warmly and to thank you sincerely for your generous assistance. I do indeed very much appreciate the accommodations you made available to me. Not only were they comfortable; they were exactly appropriate to my purpose, and I got a lot of work done.
To tell you the truth, I miss the rituals of getting out of my Taos bed and opening the curtains on that splendid view of snow falling in the tre...
Peggy Diggs
visual arts
Of the residencies I've had, the Wurlitzer was ideally designed. To have my own house, my own studio, and a group of equally independent colleagues made for a situation where I could work intensively in isolation, do things with others when the mood hit, and focus focus focus. Those choices were so important to me. The good length of time, 3 months, also enabled that period of settling in to happen and then a soli...
Meredith Wilder
songwriter
The summer of 2017 was an invaluable experience, to be surrounded by the beauty of the desert and the energy of the other artists in residence. Once I set up my recording gear and sat down at the grand piano with the sole purpose of writing new music, creativity started filling every corner of the casita. There is something magical about Taos and Helene Wurlitzer's legacy and I would recommend this to every artist...
Susan Richards
painter
A wonderful experience in all categories. New friends, beautiful adventures and the start on a new path in my work.
Clemonce Heard
poet
Where I met my soul poet. Enchanting to say the least.
Eileen Tabios
writer
I am appreciative of and grateful for my time at The Helene Wurlitzer Foundation.
Samyak Shertok
poet
I think of my time at the Helene Wurlitzer Foundation as a dream: enchantment, haunting, and reverie all in one. Driving alone through the Rio Grande National Forest in the dark, I had an uncanny encounter with an elk family, in which the papa or mama elk stared at me until all the baby elks were safely on the other side of the road. That set the tone of wondering and wandering for my entire residency. Besides the...
Leah Grams Johnson
songwriter
That summer in New Mexico, I grieved the distance between who I was, and I thought I’d be, at that point in my life. It was the most powerful and transformative three months I’ve ever experienced— guiding me back to the raw wilderness of my own intuition, as an artist and as a woman.
Kathleen Kelly
poet
Serenity. Productivity. Generosity... Apt descriptors of the three months I lived and wrote as a poet-resident at Casita #10S. Pink-kissed mornings inspired aubades, the magpies’ constant chatter influenced the aural sensibility of my new work, and the ever-pervasive pinyon distilled an acute sense of olfactory responsibility in my verse... This time—seemingly enchanted and surreal yet nonetheless real--create...
(Laurie) Franciszka Voeltz
poet
When director Michael Knight told my fellow residents and I that our time at the Helene Wurlitzer Foundation was to be used in whatever way best serves work and our selves (whether that meant sleeping for three months or writing every day for ten hours a day or anywhere in between), I took it to heart. It was precisely that kind of non-pressure, generous support and trust that allowed me to push through some major...
Ayden Graham
songwriter
My time at the HWF was nothing short of transformational.
It was utter madness inside my head, wrapped within the peaceful eye of the storm, my cozy casita #3. I wrangled with my demons, flirted with the muse, tickled the ivories, cooked delicious meals, and stayed up way too late practicing violin arpeggios.
During my time I finessed my looper pedal board, recorded demos, catalogued unfinished songs, finished...
Fred Smith
painter
I was honored and delighted to be awarded the Wurlitzer Residency. Having visited New Mexico over many years, by living and painting in Taos for three months, I was inspired and stimulated by the land, the people, the arts community, and the comradery of my fellow resident artists.
Mildred Tolbert
photographer
[2-16-1973] This period here at the foundation is a unique experience for me - that is, it is the first time in my adult life that I have not felt responsible for myself and/or others, and the fact that I received this grant has had great psychological impetus for me.
Dienke Nauta
visual arts
The work period at the Wurlitzer has had a huge impact on me and my work. It gave me back my work flow and it has brought me a more playful and organic approach. I can't live without creating. The fact that I was able to create without the pressure of an upcoming show or having to work my night job, gave me such a breather. Art is Spirit. I saw that in one of Helene Wurlitzer's rooms of the main house, where the D...
Charles Hamm
classical
In addition to the work I managed to get done this summer and the ideas I was exposed to, I feel enormously refreshed. I feel optimistic about the coming year and capable of getting even more done.
Jane Isakson
painter
From September through December 2018 I had the pleasure to participate in the Helene Wurlitzer Artist Residency. This was an amazing opportunity to think and experiment and find clarity of focus as I embark upon creating a new body of work. The landscape and community and fellow artist residents made for a supportive and simulating environment. I can only describe my time there as magical.
Andrea Scrima
writer
I don’t think I can overstate the vital importance of the Helene Wurlitzer Foundation residency program. My three months in Taos have had a profound effect on my writing process; they were miraculous and transformative. As writers, artists, and musicians, the majority of us are struggling to make a living and juggling a number of roles simultaneously, all the stuff of life that competes with the “actual” wor...
Roger Aplon
writer
It's very subtle, quick and profound. I'm speaking of the magical transformation, both personally and artistically, that takes place when you arrive in Taos and enter your private casita. This phenomenon has been spoken about and written about by artists of all stripes who have had the pleasure and the honor of being invited to The Helene Wurlitzer Foundation\'s unique settlement. The individual experiences range...
Robert C Ellis
painter
My Wurlitzer Foundation grant has given me the time and freedom to study myself and my painting. It has given me time for concentrated creativity, time to select the best from my experiences both past and present.
Arnito Fillion
music composition
This residency time at HWF was such a great experience. The campus provides such a perfect surrounding for creating in peace, with a very positive philosophy and deep concern about each artist well-being. Certainly one of the most productive time of my life !
Carolyn Gage
playwright
This residency gave me time... three months of time. I was not only able to move forward with new work, but I also had the luxury to finish up those dozens of projects that had been "hanging fire" for years. Invaluable!
Ellen Koment
painter
Now a working artist in Santa Fe for over twenty years, I thank Wurlitzer Foundation for introducing me to this most beautiful part of the world. My association with the foundation as well as the other artists has been life changing. I have been working primarily in Encaustic for the last twenty five years, and throughout this time the magnificent New Mexico landscape, as well as the Santa Fe art world have been i...
Andrew Porter
writer
I absolutely loved my time at The Wurlitzer Foundation. I can't think of a more inspiring or supportive environment in the country.
Devreaux Baker
poet
I feel fortunate to be in residence at the Wurlitzer for many reasons. Not only does it afford me the time to work undisturbed but it also allows me the space in which to be continually inspired by the work of a diverse range of artists, musicians and writers who make up the town of Taos. What greater gift for an artist than to have the solitude to create in a landscape that continually inspires.
Maria Anderson
writer
My stay at the Helene Wurlitzer Foundation was incredible. The time and space given to us there was a great gift. Three months really gives you the time to delve deeply into projects, and I was able to begin a novel I've been thinking about for some time. I also revised short stories for my collection. Back at home in Bozeman, Montana, I'm still daydreaming of my desk in my casita, of long runs on the trails near ...
Harrison Candelaria Fletcher
writer
The Helene Wurlitzer Foundation residency was truly a gift. My time in Casita 8 was among the most rejuvenating and productive of my career. I completed two book-length lyric essay and prose poem manuscripts several years in the making and opened pathways to a third. The freedom to create at my own pace among alfalfa fields, cottonwoods, magpies and big-hearted Taoseños allowed me to relax into my writing and re...
Cheryl Durden
writer
I enjoyed a 5-month writing residency at The Helene Wurlitzer Foundation in Taos, New Mexico - 1/97 through 6/97. This was, I believe, the first winter that the foundation's homes were open to residents.
I didn't understand it at the time, but my stay at HWF was the perfect transition stop; it became the crossroads of my life and key to making the decision to leave the corporate world and connect more fully with ...
Jessamine Chan
writer
My three months at the Helene Wurlitzer Foundation were the happiest, most fulfilling, and most productive of my life. I’ve been home for seven months now, and every single day I think, with great longing, about Taos, my casita, my desk, the view from my window, the mountains, and the walk through town. I miss the sense of time expanding and I miss the light. You’ll see the most beautiful sunsets in Taos, and ...
Judith Arcana
poet
My first stay was a kind of paradise -- and my second stay was another kind of paradise.
Whenever I think of those weeks and months, I am awash in gratitude.
David Cote
playwright
The three months I spent at the Helene Wurlitzer Foundation in fall 2022 was a period of gentle introspection and steady, satisfying work. I won’t lie; past residencies lasted only three or four weeks, and the extended period offered by Wurlitzer was both exciting and intimidating. I had been to New Mexico about fifteen years earlier as a tourist, and now felt challenged to melt into the place, at least temporar...
Allie ('Blue') Armstrong
songwriter
My time at the Wurlitzer Foundation was paramount to the recording of my first album. Here I was able to unplug, rest, meditate, and find the energy that manifested into the completion of 5 compositions. The residency had an incredible warmth thanks to Nic Knight and his family, and to the beautiful residents whom I shared a term with. I'm so grateful to the Foundation for allowing me the space and time to create....
Robin Cole
visual arts
My time with the Wurlitzer Foundation was transformative in so many ways. There, during my uninterrupted working hours, I developed a new mixed media drawing technique that I still use and teach, and continued to explore oil painting--relatively new to me at that time, but now my primary medium. The peace and beauty of the landscape and the amazing intellectual and personal company of the other residents were a so...
Carol Luc
painter
My six weeks in Taos at the Helene Wurlitzer Foundation were incredibly transformative. I "worked like a fiend" and enjoyed every moment, learning so much about the foundation, the city, the culture, the landscape and the region. I can close my eyes and feel it all over again. I met wonderful people, ate great food, planned a party. When I went home I had a new body of work. Thank you so much, HWF, for giving me t...
Shiuan Chang
contemporary
The stay at the Helene Wurlitzer Foundation was transcendental. Three months of solitude, where I had to face many aspects of fear I could avoid due to the velocity of life. I listen to the fear, and the fear makes me stronger. I'll always be grateful to the foundation.
Erik Jackson
playwright
My time at the Wurlitzer Foundation was absolutely transformational. The location is idyllic, the support is absolute, and inspiration is everywhere. I loved being able to set my own schedule and to socialize as much or as little as I desired. The wonderful casitas are close enough to the town when you need to run errands, stock up on groceries, get coffee or a bite—but they have the feeling of being off the bea...
Veronique Maria
filmmaker
From the moment I first heard about the Helene Wurlitzer Residency in Taos and made my application I found myself engaged in an extraordinary and unexpected life changing experience. It has had deep and profound effect on me, my attitude to life and my art practice.
I decided to use the three month period to explore 'who am I as a creative woman, when I don't have a project, genre, or any other structure to guid...
Ryan Matthews
writer
I was looking for a period of solitude, to escape the weight of the last two years and thoroughly examine my artistic practice. I needed to focus on the puzzles of the work all day, every day. At the Wurlitzer Foundation, free of responsibilities and distractions, but surrounded by the like minded - I had the space to finally pursue risks in my writing and embrace creative challenges.
Shirley Tipping
visual arts
My time at the HWF allowed me to re-focus and re-channel my energies into my photographic and writing practices. Amidst the magic and beauty of New Mexico, surrounded by fellow artists, given the gift of time, and away from domestic distractions, I left feeling re-balanced.
Melisa Tien
playwright
More and more, I believe that people are the defining feature of experience—more so than place, infrastructure, or resources; perhaps in an abstract and deeper sense, people *are* the place, infrastructure, and resources. This has certainly borne out in my time with the artists here at Wurlitzer, some of whom I imagine I'll break bread with for many years to come. The beauty of the artistic cohort became evident...
Barbara Claus
visual arts
When I was invited to attend the Helene Wurlitzer Foundation residency, in 2008, it was a crucial period in my artistic path. I so needed time to reconnect with studio practice and it gave me a great opportunity to trust myself, experiment different things and find new confidence in my work. I also enjoyed very much the casita, the natural environment, cycling, going to the farmer’s market, visiting museums, art...
Anne Sanow
writer
Arriving in Taos during the quiet stillness of winter set the tone for a contemplative, productive writing season for me. The Wurlitzer Foundation provided a lovely place to make progress on a long-term project and to become acquainted with the town, the mountains, and the history all around me. It's true that there is something magical in this place.
Larry Calcagno
painter
...There were lots of people at the opening and both shows look good! - But I'm exhausted and am looking forward to just painting and some peace and quiet again. I shall busy myself preparing for an April show...
I am grateful for the opportunities in my work that the Foundation has made possible.
[from 1973 letter to H.A.S.]
Paula Schmidt West
writer
I will be grateful all my life for the gift of time provided to me by the Helene Wurlitzer Foundation, and for the profound kindness of Nic Knight and my fellow artists in residence. This is a special place to grow.
Caitlin McGill
writer
My time in Taos was unparalleled--peaceful, productive, restful. Grateful for this community!
Robert (Bob) Ray
painter
Painting must communicate!
Pilar Hanson
visual arts
My time at the HWF residency was extraordinary and productive. There were periods of total immersion in my work alongside the enjoyable exchanges with the other residents.
Ferdinand Rosa
painter
A truly inspirational moment in my life! Thank you Helene Wurlitzer for your ongoing gift to the Arts in America.
Natacha Sels
writer
These three months of legitimate leave were grandiose. I finally tasted the state of serendipity, this opening that allows to discover what we do not seek! The first residency allowed me to reconnect with my child's soul and to understand that the game is a royal road to creativity and trust. And during the second, I was able to work with concentration on a novel that will soon be published here in France.
William Malpede
filmscoring
My residency at the Helene Wurlitzer Foundation in Taos was one of the most profound and life-changing experiences of my life to date. I would encourage every artist to apply for the Residency. The solitude, and the gift of time to reflect, work, and soul search combined with the special energy of Taos provides a truly unique experience!
Lucy Bledsoe
writer
An amazing residency. Wonderful.
Virginia Barrett
poet
I feel very blessed to have twice been a Wurlitzer Foundation Fellow (1997, 2017). My first stay imprinted Taos, and the surrounding landscape, indelibly on my creative psyche. When I returned twenty years later, the feeling only deepened, and has led me into a series of poems focused on the area. I now intend to spend a good deal of my time here; Taos continues to inspire.
Karen Kevorkian
poet
I love the solitude of the casitas. I came to love the town and the state and found much to think about. I return to Taos as often as I can.
C. Robert Jones
playwright
My three months in Taos at the Foundation were an incredible experience--giving me time to focus entirely on writing I LIKE IT HERE! which was published shortly thereafter. Casita # 8 was charming, a lovely little home. I'm especially grateful for the TLC of Michael and Tonie Knight who were sensational to all of us during our stay.
Vineetha Mokkil
writer
The residency at the Wurlitzer is a gift I'll always treasure. The magic of Taos continues to influence my life and work. After having spent a very productive three months there, I'm convinced no other place or community on earth cherishes creative spirits with such kindness and generosity.
Alexander Lumans
writer
My time at the Wurlitzer Foundation proved to be absolutely necessary to my development as a writer. The residency guided me toward transformations in my current project as well as in my perspective on the creative process. I will be living on the fumes of my singular experience in Taos for a long time to come.”
John Anton
writer
For me, spending another summer in Taos in Mrs. Wurlitzer's company meant the reaffirmation in my faith in culture.
Tana Wojczuk
writer
This experience entirely changed my life. It was my first residency, I was leaving an abusive relationship and finally trying to write full time. I've since been writing and teaching writing and my first book comes out this July! Thank you.
John Balaban
poet
My Wurlitzer stay was tonic. I wrote a novel and a book of poetry while there, during one long winter and, again, during another fall. Strangely enough, despite the isolation and its freedom to concentrate, I made more lifelong friends in the town of Taos than anywhere else I've lived. And the dramatic land and people around Taos were life-affecting.
Mashuq Deen
playwright
The friends I made at Wurlitzer have lasted longer than from any other residency. And it's true what they say about the mountain, it does call you back.
Gonzalo Rodríguez Gómez
painter
I will always be grateful to the Helene Wurlitzer Foundation. Thanks to this opportunity I was fortunate to work in a dream studio for two and a half months, as well as enjoy the culture of Taos and the company of excellent people and incredible artists.
Steven Schneider
poet
My residency at the Helene Wurlitzer Foundation was truly transformative and inspirational. I was able to use my time in Casita Number 3 to finish the manuscript for my book The Magic of Mariachi. The executive director at that time, Michael Knight, was extremely helpful and supportive. Moreover, I came to know and love Taos, which has a very special place in my heart. Saludos and Kudos to the Wurlitzer Foundation!
John Repp
poet
Living and working for more than two months in Taos transformed my way of writing. I've secured seven other residencies, but none matched the Wurlitzer residency for peace, quiet, soulfulness, and authentic productivity.
Susan Smereka
visual arts
Time, space, place and people - this convergence at HWF was life-altering. The freedom I experienced allowed my work to change in ways I didn't anticipate. Connections to other artists - now friends, has been an added bonus.
Andrea Clearfield
classical
I have no words to express how wonderful and productive and connected this time has been. I was utterly inspired! Thank you for everything!
With much gratitude and appreciation.
Lex Williford
writer
If it had not been for Wurlitzer, I may not have written all the flash fiction in my award-winning chapbook, Superman on the Roof, part of a novel in flash fiction, short fiction and novellas, which I'll be working on during my stay at Wurlitzer Summer of 2021. I’m grateful for the time and solitude Wurlitzer has allowed me to continue my work.
Jory Mickelson
poet
My time at the Wurlitzer foundation was transformational. The residency allowed me the time and space to take an accumulation of my writing and shape it into a manuscript. I am so grateful for my stay and the ability to step away from my regular life and enter deeply into the life of my writing.
Meeting and getting to know the other residents was wonderful. Also the opportunity to explore my surroundings--Norther...
Anna Badkhen
writer
I am grateful for the quiet thinking time the Helene Wurlitzer Foundation of New Mexico afforded me in spring of 2019. The semi-seclusion and the near-monastic infrastructure provided a marvelous excuse to focus on nothing but word for the almost three months of the residency. It gladdens me to imagine the artists who will create in this space in the future--perhaps at the very same desk overlooking the very same ...
Howard Sherman
visual arts
Wonderful gift of space and time to focus on my work.
Claudia Tremblay
painter
My residency at The Helene Wurlitzer Foundation was life changing! Uninterrupted time to create offers space for a magical and underestimated freedom. Thanks to a serene setting and gracious hosting, any artist can zero in on their true mission. I’m infinitely thankful for this opportunity and hope that the following artists have a similar experience.
Xandra Clark
playwright
Since my time in Taos, the Foundation and its environs have remained seared in my mind and are continually a part of my reflections and work process. In fact, "Taos!” has become a way to remind myself to slow down when I get into the chaotic hustle of New York creative life. I have completed the script I was working on when there, and I've stayed in close touch with several fellow residents. The relationships fo...
Tim Houghton
poet
Wurlitzer is awesome. It's the only place where I want to work.
Cristina De Gennaro
visual arts
My time at the Wurlitzer Foundation was truly transformative. I am deeply grateful for being given the opportunity to have lived and worked in such a beautiful place with such creative people.
Linda Lightsey Rice
writer
I have been so fortunate to be a resident artist at the Wurlitzer Foundation on several occasions, and these residencies have had a profound impact on my creative life. I completed portions of my second novel here in Taos, and many friendships formed at the Wurlitzer have influenced how I see my own work as well as the role of the artist in general. The near-pastoral setting of the artist casitas, the foundation's...
Louise Minks
painter
I really became embedded in the Taos area while I was at the Wurlitzer and especially so because my project was about the Pueblo Revolt of 1680. I relished my days of exploring the region,hours of research in the public library and becoming comfortable with a town full of cultural material so different from my Midwestern and New England experience. I became so attached to New Mexico that I determined to "find a ...
Susan Zimmerman
visual arts
“Living is a form of not being sure, not knowing what next or how. The moment you know how, you begin to die a little. The artist never entirely knows. We guess. We may be wrong, but we take leap after leap in the dark.” Agnes De Mille, dancer
Coming to Taos was the first of many leaps in the dark during my residency as I wandered down many a different road exploring my art. The beautiful light of Taos that ...
Fiona Sze-Lorrain
poet
I think of my time in Taos with such gratitude, fondness, and joy: the quiet and mountains and friendships . . . I am much grateful to the Helene Wurlitzer Foundation for bringing this special place and its kind soul(s) into my life. Merci beaucoup.
Raegan Payne
playwright
The time I spent at the Helene Wurlitzer Foundation was full of healing and progress. Taos is an easy place to fall in love with, and I left Taos with not only a place in which I can forever seek sanctuary, but also a group of lifelong friends. The residency is an invaluable experience and a gift to artists around the world.
Millee Tibbs
photographer
My time at the Wurlitzer Foundation has been one of my most productive residencies and rewarding artistic experiences. Northern New Mexico is an absolutely enchanting place that I hope to return to again and again.
Loraine Veeck
painter
With the beautiful surroundings of Taos New Mexico as inspiration, I found my stay as a resident in Casita #1 very productive. Nic Knight and the staff at Wurlitzer were very supportive of my needs, and my residency will stand out as a wonderful memory in the years to come.
Debra Kaye
music composition
I am ever-grateful for the opportunity to be at the Helene Wurlitzer Foundation. The respect and confirmation for my work early in my career, helped me honor myself as an artist. The gift of unfettered time in such a beautiful place and the sense of community with the other residents, fed my creativity. The experience continues to inspire my artistic life with a sense of openness to this day.
Lorna Ritz
painter
I had to get special permission from the Pueblo Chief; turns out he was watching me from day one, awed that I could stay so still for all those hours each day standing at my easel. I ended up giving him a drawing of Taos Mountain which is his religion, which then became mine the more I drew it. I had been pulling my easel and drawing board all throughout the landscape searching for composition, (on a bright hot p...
Ling-lin Ku
sculptor
The moment I arrived in Taos I knew I was in love with this place. My time at HWF was like a sweet dream full of tree leaves, magic light, and crispy air. It was my honor to have this time and solitude to focus on my work and myself. I came back home refreshed with new inspirations and friendships.
Rob Scheps
classical
The Wurlitzer Foundation is a hidden gem. The program is fantastic; Taos is amazing, and I composed a lot of good music there that I still perform. Michael Knight was a great residency director, and I learned a lot about New Mexico being there.
Tom Cho
writer
Definitely among the top artist residencies that I have done. The setting is near-perfect: a town that is rich in arts and culture, with access to much natural beauty. Each artist lives in their own casita and has twelve weeks of uninterrupted time to devote to their process. Delving into the foundation's long and fruitful history of nurturing artists made me all the more humbled to be part of this residency progr...
Laura Bennett
photographer
My time at the Helene Wurlitzer residency enabled me to work in a wonderful environment. The casita provided such a lovely warmth, and I experienced the first snow as well. There were times I felt complete, at peace and totally focused on my work. I created handmade books, cyanotype prints and shot 15 rolls of color film and 12 rolls of black and white. I brought my 8x10 camera and my medium format Hasselblad, a...
Leon Syfrit
photographer
The moment I arrived, I knew my time here would live within me far beyond my physical departure.
Anjana Appachana
writer
Being at Wurlitzer was like a long meditation. It allowed me to reach another level of consciousness and to live and work in this space for over three months. From here flowed my writing, and oh, how it flowed.
Leandro Vesco
writer
One of the best moments of my life, I spent in the Casitas of the Foundation, writing, and then walking and talking with so many friends! Greetings to everyone from Buenos Aires, especially Michael Knight, whom I always remember.
Jean-Marc Felzenszwalbe
painter
Taos light, talking with Henry Sauerwein will allways stay in my memory as an inspiring moment.
Yulia Pinkusevich
painter
The Wurlitzer was an important residency and moment in my life who's impact has lasted for over a decade.
Theo Chandler
contemporary
My stay at the Helene Wurlitzer Foundation was immensely transformative. With the time to write and reflect, I was able to come away from the residency with clearer goals for myself as an artist, as well as a more secure sense of my compositional abilities.
I have not seen another program that offers such extended residencies - 2.5 months - and this amount of time was critical for my growth, allowing me to get tot...
Rafaël Leloup
filmscoring
HWF is an amazing oasis where time stops and allows one to focus solely on their work for a few months. With so little distractions, such an amazing environment, gorgeous views, and clear air, I was able to finish many personal projects that were always set aside when in my regular workplace.
I wish a similar experience to all future residents.
Thanks to everyone at the Foundation!
Earl Stroh
painter
I feel deeply grateful for all that the Foundation has done for me over the years and am very sure that my development as an artist would no be nearly so advanced if it had not been for the many opportunities and great aid offered my by your help. [from a letter dated September 3rd, 1962]
Jean Francis
visual arts
In 2013 I was awarded a 3 month fellowship at the Helene Wurlitzer Foundation in Taos. This was a profound experience for me as an artist. Time to spend away from my life in Canada, pursue and concentrate on the work, experience another environment and it just allowed time.
The wonderful support and kindness from Michael Knight is a memory that stays with me. I am grateful for the time.
Jean Fineberg
contemporary
My time in Taos at the Helene Wurlitzer Foundation was magical. The mountains, the people, and the air itself were infused with the engaging history of Taos, which I felt that wherever I went. I loved our resident planned Friday night hangouts. I value the discussions of our artistic practices, especially those in other disciplines. I think we all felt closer to each other and to all our art forms. Nic Knight wa...
Nell Cohen
classical
During my residency at the Helene Wurlitzer Foundation, I came into a different pace of living and of creativity. Arriving from bustling New York City, I discovered Taos's unmistakeable ease. This place encouraged a spaciousness and clarity of thought in my composing process. Sitting on the porch of my cozy casita, enjoying the scent of petrichor and cottonwoods after one of Taos's summer afternoon rainstorms, I s...
Kathleen Heideman
poet
Remembering my terrific residency with the Wurlitzer Foundation, luminous sunset memories of Taos flood the mind — the arms-flung-wide light over Taos. I recall peace and clarity of thought, the sense that each studio-casita was a small hive in which wild-buzzing creative ideas were distilled into honey. Best of all, I arrived with storage boxes of handwritten drafts and left with manuscripts and clarity! It was...
Hee Sook Kim
visual arts
The residency in the Wurlitzer Foundation has transformed my artistic path every time I was in.
The time was just inspiring and atmosphere was magical. I always enthusiastically recommend the residency to my fellow artists. The surrounding with Taos mountain is surreal.
Eleanor Guilliatt
painter
I brought away from Taos a new and delicious sense of abject dedication which is largely due to John Anton and Mrs. Wurlitzer; and it is for this new dimension of understanding that I am writing to thank you. I brought chaos to Taos and took directed wildness away. This is what I needed, and it is what the Foundation environment and Taos gave me.
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Chaya Bhuvaneswar
writer
Casita #10S
Christine
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McLennan
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Davies
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Lauren Davies
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Carl Winters
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Zoker
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Ricky Zoker
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Bain
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Lydia Bain
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•
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Theo
Chandler
contemporary
Theo Chandler
contemporary
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Chrisostomou
photographer
Petros Chrisostomou
photographer
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playwright
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playwright
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Jaynie
Crimmins
visual arts
Jaynie Crimmins
visual arts
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Tere Garcia
photographer
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NC Heikin
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poet
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classical
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writer
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writer
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Jack Ortiz
writer
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Pebworth
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Alison Pebworth
visual arts
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Lizzy Powell
painter
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Gonzalo
Rodríguez Gómez
painter
Gonzalo Rodríguez Gómez
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Neil Rolnick
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Lee Roripaugh
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Jake Slater
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writer
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2021
Allie ('Blue')
Armstrong
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Allie ('Blue') Armstrong
songwriter
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Casita #5
Adam Barnett
contemporary
Casita #2
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Cervantes
filmmaker
Danila Cervantes
filmmaker
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Cristina
De Gennaro
visual arts
Cristina De Gennaro
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Ayden Graham
songwriter
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writer
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Guinivan
contemporary
Eric Guinivan
contemporary
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Christine
Hamilton-Schmidt
playwright
Christine Hamilton-Schmidt
playwright
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poet
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Hollenbeck
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John Hollenbeck
contemporary
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Marriage-Song
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photographer
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poet
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writer
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Liz Bagby
playwright
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Laura
Bennett
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Laura Bennett
photographer
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Amy Casey
painter
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Andrea
Clearfield
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Andrea Clearfield
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Charles
Gershman
playwright
Charles Gershman
playwright
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filmmaker
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sculptor
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painter
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writer
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writer
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Mertl
contemporary
Gregory Mertl
contemporary
Casita #4
Jory Mickelson
poet
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Nilles
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Stephanie Nilles
songwriter
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Glenn Aparicio
Parry
writer
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writer
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Julie Poole
poet
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2019
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poet
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writer
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writer
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writer
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poet
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classical
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painter
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Jean
Fineberg
contemporary
Jean Fineberg
contemporary
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Maggie Graber
poet
Casita #8
Rebecca Harrell
painter
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Tim Houghton
poet
Casita #10S
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playwright
Casita #8
Sarah Jacobs
painter
Casita #5
Janke Klompmaker
sculptor
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sculptor
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Kim Merrill
playwright
Casita #10N
Gregory
Mertl
contemporary
Gregory Mertl
contemporary
Casita #4
Susannah Mira
sculptor
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Tanya Husain
Palit
songwriter
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songwriter
Casita #4
Raegan Payne
playwright
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writer
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playwright
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writer
Casita #10S
Riccardo Savini
writer
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Alexandra Smith
painter
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Deanne Stillman
writer
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Kareem Tayyar
poet
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Alex Van Ark
writer
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Loraine Veeck
painter
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Susan
Zimmerman
visual arts
Susan Zimmerman
visual arts
•
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2018
Lora-Faye
Åshuvud
contemporary
Lora-Faye Åshuvud
contemporary
Casita #9S
Devreaux Baker
poet
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Stacey Balkun
poet
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Ben Benne
playwright
Casita #10N
Mary Bichner
classical
Casita #9S
Rae Binstock
playwright
Casita #8
Tom Birkner
painter
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Aaron Brown
painter
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Tom Cho
writer
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Anna Cox
painter
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David Fenster
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Casita #2
Leigh Gallagher
writer
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Leah
Grams Johnson
songwriter
Leah Grams Johnson
songwriter
Casita #9S
Tom Holmes
visual arts
Casita #1
Jane Isakson
painter
Casita #5
Edmund Jolliffe
classical
Casita #4
Lordscience
Jones
painter
Lordscience Jones
painter
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June Lee
sculptor
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Linda
Lightsey Rice
writer
Linda Lightsey Rice
writer
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Carmen Machado
writer
Casita #10S
DS Magid
playwright
Casita #4
Nana Nkweti
writer
Casita #10S
Karl Nussbaum
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Jia Oak Baker
poet
Casita #8
Debbie Rubin
painter
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Matan
Rubinstein
music composition
Matan Rubinstein
music composition
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Helen Rubinstein
writer
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Saylor
writer
John Richard Saylor
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poet
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Hope Tucker
filmmaker
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Meghan Wilbar
painter
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Dena Afrasiabi
writer
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Allie ('Blue')
Armstrong
songwriter
Allie ('Blue') Armstrong
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•
Casita #2
Sheila Barcik
visual arts
•
Casita #5
Virginia Barrett
poet
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Mary Bue
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Rose Bunch
writer
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writer
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writer
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classical
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Kristina Darling
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playwright
Casita #8
David Fenster
filmmaker
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Fillion
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Arnito Fillion
music composition
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Vernon Fimple
painter
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Michelle Lanzoni
writer
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painter
Casita #6
Terri
McNaughton
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Terri McNaughton
photographer
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Karen
Miranda-Rivadeneira
visual arts
Karen Miranda-Rivadeneira
visual arts
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writer
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poet
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poet
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writer
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filmmaker
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Solange
Roberdeau
photographer
Solange Roberdeau
photographer
Casita #6
Chris Shultis
classical
Casita #9S
Jill Udall
writer
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Kyle Ukes
songwriter
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Chris Wallace
writer
Casita #8
Meredith
Wilder
songwriter
Meredith Wilder
songwriter
Casita #4
Annie Wyman
writer
Casita #10N
2016
Lane
Abernathy
contemporary
Lane Abernathy
contemporary
Casita #2
Frank Avella
playwright
•
Casita #10N
Jeff
Brown
music composition
Jeff Brown
music composition
Casita #2
Rita Bullwinkel
writer
•
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Allison Cekala
filmmaker
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Andrea
Clearfield
classical
Andrea Clearfield
classical
Casita #9S
Nell Cohen
classical
Casita #9S
Mashuq Deen
playwright
•
Casita #4
Kathleen
Edwards
visual arts
Kathleen Edwards
visual arts
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poet
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playwright
•
Casita #10S
Emily Fraser
filmmaker
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Shea Hembrey
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Rick Hilles
poet
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Joseph Kim
writer
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painter
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Lisa Ko
writer
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painter
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Stacey Lane
playwright
Casita #8
Corwin Levi
visual arts
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Afton Love
painter
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Jessica Maffia
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Anna Magruder
painter
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Benjamin
Marshall
playwright
Benjamin Marshall
playwright
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Airin Miller
writer
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Isobel O'Hare
poet
Casita #8
Elizabeth Poliner
writer
Casita #3
Jeffrey Salloway
writer
•
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Fred Smith
painter
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Miranda Smith
writer
Casita #3
E.M. Spairow
filmmaker
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Therese Stanton
writer
Casita #4
Dan Welcher
classical
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2015
Paula Bandy
writer
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writer
HWF
Jessamine Chan
writer
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Rita Ciresi
writer
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visual arts
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Maggie Graber
poet
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poet
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Barbara Lindsay
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Leon Littlebird
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Jacqueline Norheim
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Carter Pann
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Miranda Putman
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poet
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Sangeeta Laura Biagi
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Andrea Clearfield
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poet
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Shirley Tipping
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Ophra Yerushalmi
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David Alexander
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Michelle Alonso
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Daniel Brewbaker
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Elizabeth Burger
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writer
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visual arts
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visual arts
Cristina De Gennaro
visual arts
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C. Robert Jones
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writer
Linda Lightsey Rice
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Lauren Mantecon
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Karen Miranda-Rivadeneira
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Elizabeth Nonemaker
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Howard Sherman
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writer
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Katherine Sullivan
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Bruce Trinkley
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writer
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visual arts
Michael Brodeur
visual arts
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poet
James Benedict Bulman-May
poet
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Ryan Ferreira
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Sara Graef
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Donna Martin
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Gabrielle Mayer
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Barbara Mehlman
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Gregory Mertl
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Scott Rosenberg
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Sara Softich
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Lera Auerbach
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visual arts
Cristina De Gennaro
visual arts
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writer
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Christine Hiebert
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writer
HWF
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poet
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writer
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Melissa McCutcheon
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playwright
Elizabeth Orndorff
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visual arts
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writer
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Gabriella Soraci
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writer
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music composition
Bill Wolter
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writer
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writer
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poet
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writer
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visual arts
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Susan Gladstone
visual arts
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writer
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music composition
Debra Kaye
music composition
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writer
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painter
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visual arts
Rebecca Layton
visual arts
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visual arts
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Mentzer
visual arts
Gretchen Jane Mentzer
visual arts
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visual arts
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visual arts
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writer
Jessica Pallingston
writer
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Parry
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Glenn Aparicio Parry
writer
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music composition
Paul Rudy
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Loren Stillman
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Joelle Wallach
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Stephen Wilcox
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writer
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Debra Kaye
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Linda Lightsey Rice
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poet
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writer
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Gloria Ruenitz
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painter
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writer
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poet
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contemporary
Greg Sinibaldi
contemporary
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writer
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classical
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Marq Sutherland
photographer
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writer
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visual arts
Shirley Tipping
visual arts
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Christos Tsitaros
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music composition
Daniel Brewbaker
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painter
Marie-Hélène Cauvin
painter
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classical
Andrea Clearfield
classical
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writer
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photographer
Maxwell Goodman
photographer
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visual arts
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contemporary
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poet
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Rudy
music composition
Paul Rudy
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poet
Penelope Scambly Schott
poet
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painter
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writer
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writer
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poet
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poet
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writer
Casita #10N
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painter
Casita #5
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visual arts
Suzanne Benton
visual arts
Casita #1
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Bulman-May
poet
James Benedict Bulman-May
poet
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writer
Casita #10N
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painter
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writer
Casita #9N
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Edwards
visual arts
Kathleen Edwards
visual arts
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songwriter
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Mary Felstiner
writer
Casita #10S
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painter
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songwriter
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painter
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poet
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visual arts
Sonja Hinrichsen
visual arts
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poet
Casita #2
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writer
Casita #2
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writer
Linda Lightsey Rice
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painter
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Casita #10N
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classical
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writer
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visual arts
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painter
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painter
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poet
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writer
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poet
Casita #8
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classical
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Young Bates
painter
Catherine Young Bates
painter
Casita #5
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photographer
Casita #8
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writer
Casita #3
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Casita #9N
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poet
Casita #9S
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painter
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classical
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songwriter
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writer
Casita #10N
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poet
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writer
Casita #10N
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painter
Casita #5
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poet
Casita #8
John Graham
painter
Casita #1
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Hodak
playwright
Christine Hodak
playwright
Casita #3
John
Hollenbeck
contemporary
John Hollenbeck
contemporary
Casita #9S
Suzanne
Kanatsiz
photographer
Suzanne Kanatsiz
photographer
Casita #5
Destiny Kinal
writer
Casita #4
Heather King
writer
Casita #8
Susan Lloyd
writer
Casita #10S
Dea Adria Mallin
writer
Casita #10N
Julia Masaoka
painter
Casita #1
Patrice Melnick
writer
Casita #2
Andres Monteagudo
painter
Casita #1
Dottie Moore
visual arts
Casita #6
Chris Nelson
playwright
Casita #3
Rich Orloff
playwright
Casita #9N
Penelope
Scambly Schott
poet
Penelope Scambly Schott
poet
Casita #8
Debora Seidman
writer
Casita #10N
Davida Singer
poet
Casita #10S
Frances Sjoberg
poet
Casita #9N
Carol Sloane
painter
Casita #5
Pauline Smolin
playwright
Casita #10S
Clifton Snider
writer
Casita #10N
Colette Standish
painter
Casita #6
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classical
Casita #4
Jean Valentine
writer
Casita #2
Carla Williams
writer
Casita #9S
Catherine
Young Bates
painter
Catherine Young Bates
painter
Casita #5
2004
Austin Alexis
poet
Casita #2
Lis Anna
writer
Casita #4
Daniel
Brewbaker
music composition
Daniel Brewbaker
music composition
Casita #2
Rachel Carpenter
writer
Casita #3
Julia Connor
poet
Casita #10N
Sally Cooper
writer
Casita #9N
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painter
Casita #1
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writer
Casita #3
Candice Eisenfeld
painter
Casita #5
Pamela Frierson
writer
Casita #2
Matthew Gleeson
writer
Casita #10S
Linda Hattendorf
writer
Casita #9N
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classical
Casita #4
Susan Kendrot
painter
Casita #5
Brigitte
Kornetzky
filmmaker
Brigitte Kornetzky
filmmaker
Casita #1
Mark Lavatelli
painter
Casita #6
Susan Lloyd
writer
Casita #10S
Francesca Marciano
writer
Casita #10N
Elizabeth
Motlow
photographer
Elizabeth Motlow
photographer
Casita #6
Rob Scheps
classical
•
Casita #9S
Willa Schneberg
writer
•
Casita #10S
Chris Shultis
classical
Casita #10S
Davida Singer
poet
Casita #10N
Pauline Smolin
playwright
Casita #8
Clifton Snider
writer
Casita #8
Shirley Stark
sculptor
Casita #4
Carolyn
Steinberg
classical
Carolyn Steinberg
classical
Casita #4
Bruce
Trinkley
music composition
Bruce Trinkley
music composition
Casita #9S
Bob Tyson
photographer
Casita #9N
Liz Waldner
poet
Casita #3
Tenney Walsh
songwriter
Casita #8
Lisa Weiss
painter
Casita #5
Mary Ann
Wentworth
painter
Mary Ann Wentworth
painter
Casita #5
Tana Wojczuk
writer
Casita #4
2003
Sharon
Allocotti
visual arts
Sharon Allocotti
visual arts
Casita #1
Jojo Ans
photographer
Casita #9S
Judith Arcana
poet
Casita #8
Artilia Court
sculptor
Casita #5
Jeff Davis
painter
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painter
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writer
Casita #10N
Betty Dobson
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Casita #3
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painter
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David Flynn
writer
Casita #3
Lynne Friedman
painter
Casita #5
Mary Gilliland
poet
•
Casita #4
Veronica Golos
poet
Casita #9N
Mark Greenside
writer
Casita #4
Debra Gwartney
writer
Casita #8
Danielle Hauss
painter
Casita #5
Matthew Iribarne
writer
Casita #8
George Katznelson
writer
Casita #9N
Hee Sook Kim
visual arts
Casita #6
Noah Kupferberg
writer
Casita #10S
Thomas McNeely
writer
Casita #8
Patrice Melnick
writer
Casita #9N
Katherine Miller
writer
Casita #4
Xaverio Javier
Munoz Bullejos
painter
Xaverio Javier Munoz Bullejos
painter
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Becky Peterson
poet
Casita #10S
Holiday Reinhorn
writer
Casita #2
Bernice Rohret
playwright
Casita #10N
Gordon Sherwood
classical
Casita #2
Magdalene Smith
writer
Casita #3
Tamara Teale
writer
Casita #3
Bruce
Trinkley
music composition
Bruce Trinkley
music composition
Casita #4
Sara Wendt
writer
Casita #9S
2002
Margie Arnold
writer
Casita #9N
Robert Avalon
classical
Casita #9S
Kelley Bush
painter
Casita #5
Jamie Cat
writer
Casita #3
Mary Crow
writer
Casita #10S
David Flynn
writer
Casita #3
Caryn
Friedlander
photographer
Caryn Friedlander
photographer
Casita #1
Janette Griffiths
writer
Casita #9N
Dylan Guy
playwright
Casita #9N
Martha Hayden
painter
Casita #5
Cynthia Hogue
writer
Casita #10S
Michael Jensen
poet
Casita #2
Eileen
Kalinowski
songwriter
Eileen Kalinowski
songwriter
Casita #10S
Daphne Kalotay
writer
Casita #8
Linda
Lightsey Rice
writer
Linda Lightsey Rice
writer
Casita #8
Sheila Nilva
writer
Casita #4
Liza Porter
writer
Casita #8
Brett Raphael
visual arts
Casita #9S
Marjory Reid
painter
Casita #5
Pablo Romano
filmmaker
Casita #10N
Brian
Silberman
playwright
Brian Silberman
playwright
Casita #2
Photo by Mathew Cavanaugh
Michele Spring-Moore
poet
Casita #10S
Rhoda Stamell
writer
Casita #10N
Marius Starkey
painter
Casita #5
Susan Varon
poet
Casita #2
Gail Waldstein MD
writer
Casita #3
Angela Wilcocks
painter
Casita #6
Angela Willcocks
painter
Casita #6
2001
Sandy Boucher
writer
Casita #8
Gaylord Brewer
poet
Casita #10N
Peter Colquhoun
painter
Casita #5
Constance Crawford
writer
Casita #3
Rosalyn Driscoll
sculptor
Casita #5
Elizabeth Evans
writer
Casita #1
Wendy Fidao
writer
Casita #1
Mark Greenside
writer
Casita #4
Lois Hayna
writer
Casita #4
Cynthia Hogue
writer
Casita #8
Donna Kaz
playwright
Casita #9N
George Scott
MacLeod
painter
George Scott MacLeod
painter
Casita #1
Carolyn Martone
writer
Casita #3
Fetzer Mills
writer
Casita #8
Greg Montreuil
painter
Casita #5
James
Nicholson
playwright
James Nicholson
playwright
Casita #4
Sheila Nilva
writer
Casita #9N
Lisa Pearson
writer
Casita #3
Jack
Pressly III
classical
Jack Pressly III
classical
Casita #9S
Roberta Price
writer
Casita #3
Julie Regan
writer
Casita #8
Matthew Rigney
writer
Casita #10S
Glen
Rogers Perrotto
painter
Glen Rogers Perrotto
painter
Casita #1
Magdalene Smith
writer
Casita #4
Eileen Tabios
writer
Casita #2
Christos
Tsitaros
classical
Christos Tsitaros
classical
Casita #2
Leandro Vesco
writer
Casita #2
Photo by David Smith-Soto
Lex Williford
writer
Casita #10S
2000
Austin Alexis
poet
Casita #5
Joseph Almyda
painter
Casita #5
Cynthia Backs
painter
Casita #5
Susan
Balboni
photographer
Susan Balboni
photographer
Casita #6
Margot Becker
writer
Casita #3
Sandy Boucher
writer
Casita #10N
T Anders Carson
writer
Casita #8
Daniel Cate
classical
Casita #4
Sally Cooper
writer
Casita #9N
Artilia Court
sculptor
Casita #6
Sandra
Dal Poggetto
painter
Sandra Dal Poggetto
painter
Casita #1
Pleasant DeSpain
writer
Casita #2
Carol Dolan
painter
Casita #1
Emilia Dubicki
writer
Casita #9N
Beth Easterly
visual arts
Casita #1
Serena Fusek
poet
Casita #2
Danielle Hauss
painter
Casita #1
Christine Hume
poet
Casita #10S
Isabella Jacob
painter
Casita #1
Daphne Kalotay
writer
Casita #8
Larry Karush
contemporary
Casita #4
Ivan
Knight
music composition
Ivan Knight
music composition
Casita #9S
Joyce Lindorff
classical
Casita #9S
Jacek
Maczynski
photographer
Jacek Maczynski
photographer
Casita #6
Felicia McKnight
writer
Casita #10N
Marjory Reid
painter
Casita #1
Andrew
Rindfleisch
classical
Andrew Rindfleisch
classical
Casita #9S
Makiko Sakurai
classical
Casita #4
Ian Stewart
writer
Casita #2
Judith Strasser
poet
Casita #2
Sharon Wahl
songwriter
Casita #2
1999
Marlene Adelstein
writer
Casita #4
Samuel Allen
writer
Casita #2
Bay Anapol
writer
Casita #10S
Nancy Ancrom
poet
Casita #4
Laura Beausoleil
writer
Casita #2
Artilia Court
sculptor
Casita #6
Lisa Creed
painter
Casita #6
Alfred DePew
writer
Casita #1
Andrea Fuhrman
painter
Casita #1
Bettye Givens
writer
Casita #3
Gerry
Gomez-Pearlberg
poet
Gerry Gomez-Pearlberg
poet
Casita #8
Leigh Hancock
writer
Casita #4
Isabella Jacob
painter
Casita #1
Cheryl Jefferson
writer
Casita #10S
Larry Karush
contemporary
Casita #4
David Kaslow
contemporary
Casita #3
Suki Kim
writer
Casita #8
Terry Millikan
painter
Casita #1
Noam Mor
writer
Casita #4
Donna Musil
writer
Casita #2
Steven Paxton
writer
Casita #2
John Repp
poet
Casita #3
Gisela Romero
painter
Casita #5
Alex Shakar
writer
Casita #10N
Jeffery Skibell
writer
Casita #2
Henrietta Sparks
writer
Casita #9N
Suki Rae
songwriter
Casita #9S
Madeline
States
contemporary
Madeline States
contemporary
Casita #9S
Ron Strickland
writer
•
Casita #9N
Paco Taylor
writer
Casita #2
Marcella Taylor
writer
Casita #10N
Mary Ann
Wentworth
painter
Mary Ann Wentworth
painter
Casita #8
Karen Wolman
writer
Casita #10N
Judith
Zivanovic
playwright
Judith Zivanovic
playwright
Casita #3
1998
Samuel Allen
writer
Casita #3
Leslee Becker
writer
Casita #9N
Colleen Morton
Busch
writer
Colleen Morton Busch
writer
Casita #8
Becky Duning
writer
Casita #4
David Flynn
writer
Casita #8
Willy Garver
painter
Casita #8
Shirley
Gish-Reich
playwright
Shirley Gish-Reich
playwright
HWF
Lise Goett
writer
Casita #9N
Patricia Harty
writer
Casita #10N
Steven Heighton
writer
Casita #10N
Betsy Hulick
playwright
Commons House (#7)
Emily Johnston
writer
Casita #4
David Kaslow
contemporary
Casita #8
Jenny Lombard
writer
Casita #8
Maureen McCoy
writer
Casita #2
Rebecca Mills
writer
Commons House (#7)
Louise Minks
painter
Casita #4
Carol Mode
painter
Casita #6
Carol Nolte
photographer
Casita #6
Mary Nomecos
painter
Casita #5
Rose Oktenberg
writer
Casita #1
Josef Quattro
writer
Casita #4
Carol Rosendahl
writer
Casita #3
Deborah Schwartz
writer
Casita #4
Susan Smereka
visual arts
Casita #1
DA Smulley
writer
Casita #6
Clifton Snider
writer
Casita #8
Shirley Stark
sculptor
Casita #9S
Ron Strickland
writer
•
Casita #9N
Deborah Theodore
writer
Casita #2
Mary Ann
Wentworth
painter
Mary Ann Wentworth
painter
Casita #8
Krzysztofa
Zwierz-Ciok
painter
Krzysztofa Zwierz-Ciok
painter
Casita #5
1997
Virginia Barrett
poet
Casita #1
Jane Brite
visual arts
Casita #10N
Henspetter
Christy
painter
Henspetter Christy
painter
Casita #1
Karl Ciesluk
sculptor
Casita #6
Killarney Clary
poet
Casita #1
Photo by Silkscreen by June Edmonds, HWF 1997 alum
Cheryl Durden
writer
Casita #9N
June Edmonds
painter
Casita #1
Tom Filer
writer
Casita #4
David Flynn
writer
Casita #8
Daniel Fuchs
writer
Commons House (#7)
Eric Gamalinda
writer
Casita #4
Shirley
Gish-Reich
playwright
Shirley Gish-Reich
playwright
Casita #4
Corrine Glesne
poet
Casita #3
Frank Graziano
poet
Commons House (#7)
Dylan Guy
playwright
Casita #2
Tim Houghton
poet
Casita #3
Michael Jensen
poet
Casita #8
George Katznelson
writer
Casita #9N
Ruth Lambert
writer
Casita #9N
Linda
Lightsey Rice
writer
Linda Lightsey Rice
writer
Casita #9S
John Martin
painter
Casita #1
Maureen McCoy
writer
Casita #9N
Susan
Metzger
photographer
Susan Metzger
photographer
Casita #6
Louise Minks
painter
Casita #6
Nannette
Montgomery
playwright
Nannette Montgomery
playwright
Casita #9N
Carol Nolte
photographer
Casita #6
Cheryl
Nyland-Strayed
writer
Cheryl Nyland-Strayed
writer
Casita #2
Jill Pope
painter
Casita #5
Lucille Rhodes
writer
Casita #4
Joanna Rotte
playwright
Casita #10S
Linda Satchwell
writer
Casita #4
Barbara Schaefer
painter
Casita #5
Gordon Sherwood
classical
Casita #2
Ezra Sims
classical
Commons House (#7)
Photo by Mathew Cavanaugh
Michele Spring-Moore
poet
Casita #3
Colette Standish
painter
Casita #5
Judith Tannenbaum
poet
Casita #9S
Bob Tyson
photographer
Casita #10S
Mary Ann
Wentworth
painter
Mary Ann Wentworth
painter
Casita #1
Krzysztofa
Zwierz-Ciok
painter
Krzysztofa Zwierz-Ciok
painter
Casita #5
1996
Frances Adler
poet
Casita #9S
Kenneth Baird
painter
Casita #6
Virginia Barrett
poet
Casita #1
Joan Bean
writer
Casita #10N
Killarney Clary
poet
Casita #4
Kira Corser
Casita #2
Artilia Court
sculptor
Casita #1
Marshall DeBruhl
writer
Casita #3
Phillip Gambone
writer
Casita #6
Willy Garver
painter
Casita #2
Tim Houghton
poet
Casita #3
George Katznelson
writer
Casita #9N
Eiko Kijima
painter
Casita #6
Erica Liederman
writer
Casita #10N
Denis Lowson
painter
Casita #5
Townsend Ludington
writer
Casita #8
George Scott
MacLeod
painter
George Scott MacLeod
painter
Casita #5
Nicholasa Mohr
writer
Casita #1
Molly Moynahan
writer
Casita #3
Carol Nolte
photographer
Commons House (#7)
Joanna
Priestley
filmmaker
Joanna Priestley
filmmaker
Casita #9N
Patricia Pruitt
poet
Casita #2
Evelyn
Ruesseler
photographer
Evelyn Ruesseler
photographer
Casita #9S
Benjamin Sahl
painter
Casita #6
Linda Satchwell
writer
Casita #4
Karin Seifert
poet
Commons House (#7)
Ezra Sims
classical
Commons House (#7)
Gregory Smith
writer
Casita #9N
Laurinda
Stockwell
photographer
Laurinda Stockwell
photographer
Casita #6
Deborah Theodore
writer
Casita #2
Jonathan Treitel
writer
Casita #4
Bob Tyson
photographer
Casita #10N
Ingrid Wendt
poet
Casita #1
1995
Jefferson Adams
poet
Casita #3
Frances Adler
poet
Casita #4
Alice Andrews
painter
Casita #1
Kenneth Baird
painter
Casita #6
Robin Becker
poet
Casita #6
Patricia Brooks
writer
Casita #4
Artilia Court
sculptor
Casita #6
Christopher Davis
painter
Casita #6
Alfred DePew
writer
Casita #9N
Carol Dine
poet
Casita #3
Elana Dykewomon
writer
Commons House (#7)
Tess Fragoulis
writer
Casita #9N
Sally Freeman
writer
Casita #9N
Shirley
Gish-Reich
playwright
Shirley Gish-Reich
playwright
Casita #10N
Phyllis Hoge
poet
Commons House (#7)
Linda
Lightsey Rice
writer
Linda Lightsey Rice
writer
Casita #9N
Patrice Melnick
writer
Casita #9S
Patricia Pruitt
poet
Casita #2
Kate Ryan
writer
Casita #10N
Judith
Sainte-Croix
classical
Judith Sainte-Croix
classical
Casita #9S
Eklund Sigbritt
writer
Casita #8
Colette Standish
painter
Casita #5
Marcella Taylor
writer
Casita #2
Jonathan Treitel
writer
Casita #4
Bruce
Trinkley
music composition
Bruce Trinkley
music composition
Casita #2
Alice Van Buren
writer
Casita #1
1994
Alice Andrews
painter
Casita #1
Richard Cameron
classical
Casita #2
Susan Campbell
writer
Casita #9S
Barbara
During-Harris
writer
Barbara During-Harris
writer
Casita #6
Melvyn Ettrick
painter
Casita #8
John Feffer
writer
Casita #3
Gerald Gordon
poet
Casita #9N
David Harris
painter
Casita #10N
David Hill
writer
Commons House (#7)
Sherri Hollaender
painter
Casita #6
Tim Houghton
poet
Casita #2
Barbara Hyett
poet
Casita #10S
William Kelley
filmmaker
Casita #9N
Ellen Koment
painter
•
Casita #3
Sherry Kramer
playwright
Casita #4
Diane Lefer
writer
Casita #2
Maryrica Lottman
writer
Casita #2
Gigi Meyer
painter
Casita #5
James Miller
filmmaker
Casita #8
Bruce
Trinkley
music composition
Bruce Trinkley
music composition
Casita #2
Harriet Ziskin
writer
Casita #4
1993
Nancy Ancrom
poet
Casita #9N
Charlene Ball
writer
Casita #4
Rudolf Baranik
poet
Casita #1
Clark Baughan
painter
Casita #5
Robin Becker
poet
Casita #9S
Leslee Becker
writer
Casita #2
Nancy Brown
painter
Casita #5
Susan Campbell
writer
Casita #9S
Theresa
Connelly
filmmaker
Theresa Connelly
filmmaker
Casita #10N
William
Copper
contemporary
William Copper
contemporary
Casita #2
Christopher Davis
painter
Casita #5
Barbara
During-Harris
writer
Barbara During-Harris
writer
Casita #6
Melvyn Ettrick
painter
Casita #4
David Flynn
writer
Casita #9S
Jan Freeman
poet
Casita #5
Kenny Fries
poet
Casita #9S
Shirley
Gish-Reich
playwright
Shirley Gish-Reich
playwright
Casita #2
Sachiko Hamada
filmmaker
Casita #3
Allan Havis
playwright
Casita #10N
Mary Higgins
writer
Casita #4
Tim Houghton
poet
Casita #9S
Michael Jensen
poet
Commons House (#7)
Ante Marinovic
painter
Guest House
Elisabeth Murawski
writer
Casita #5
Caley O'Dwyer-Feagin
poet
Guest House
Bob Paris
filmmaker
Casita #9N
Jim Rosen
painter
Casita #1
Ruth Setton
writer
Casita #4
Paul Sladsky
writer
Casita #2
Shirley Stark
sculptor
Casita #6
May Stevens
painter
Casita #6
Bruce
Trinkley
music composition
Bruce Trinkley
music composition
Casita #2
Roger Williams
playwright
Casita #1
Juliana Wu
writer
Commons House (#7)
1992
Beth Bassein
writer
Casita #3
Leslee Becker
writer
Casita #3
Cathy Cockrell
writer
Casita #8
Geoffrey Cook
writer
Casita #9N
Joyce Crain
painter
Casita #5
Richard
Danielpour
classical
Richard Danielpour
classical
Commons House (#7)
Melvyn Ettrick
painter
Casita #1
David Eubank
writer
Casita #6
Jan Freeman
poet
Casita #5
Shirley
Gish-Reich
playwright
Shirley Gish-Reich
playwright
Casita #9N
Mark Greenside
writer
Casita #8
Mary Higgins
writer
Casita #4
Timothy Hunt
playwright
Casita #5
Melanie
Kaye-Kantrowitz
poet
Melanie Kaye-Kantrowitz
poet
HWF
Jeanne
Ladewig-Goodman
painter
Jeanne Ladewig-Goodman
painter
Casita #6
Mitchell Loch
playwright
Casita #9N
Wendy
MacLaughlin
playwright
Wendy MacLaughlin
playwright
HWF
Brooks McMullin
writer
Casita #8
Rose Oktenberg
writer
Casita #2
Sally Rosenbluth
writer
Casita #8
Paul Sladsky
writer
Casita #9S
Marly Swick
writer
Casita #8
Edward Swift
writer
Casita #4
Barbara Zang
writer
Casita #3
1991
Nancy Ancrom
poet
Commons House (#7)
Michael Berman
painter
Casita #5
Ned Bobkoff
playwright
Commons House (#7)
Sophy Burnham
writer
Casita #2
Janet Byrne
writer
Casita #4
Xam Cartier
writer
Casita #4
Chris
DeBlasio
contemporary
Chris DeBlasio
contemporary
Casita #10N
Melvyn Ettrick
painter
Casita #5
Kenny Fries
poet
Casita #6
Sydney Hamburger
sculptor
HWF
Jennifer Hamilton
writer
Casita #6
Mary Higgins
writer
Casita #6
Arnold Kantrowitz
writer
Casita #8
Melanie
Kaye-Kantrowitz
poet
Melanie Kaye-Kantrowitz
poet
Commons House (#7)
Ellen Koment
painter
•
Casita #5
Drew Krause
classical
Casita #2
Herbert Liebman
writer
Commons House (#7)
James Masser
writer
Commons House (#7)
Mary
Maughelli
visual arts
Mary Maughelli
visual arts
Casita #1
Sabra Moore
painter
Casita #6
Elisabeth Murawski
writer
HWF
Maureen O'Neill
writer
Casita #9N
Patricia Pruitt
poet
Casita #2
Joel Redon
writer
Casita #9S
Susan Stinson
writer
Casita #9N
Joel Weishaus
writer
Casita #9N
Edward Wood
writer
Casita #1
Irene Zabytko
writer
Casita #3
Barbara Zang
writer
Casita #4
Judith
Zivanovic
playwright
Judith Zivanovic
playwright
Casita #3
1990
Ed Adams
poet
Commons House (#7)
Ross Bauer
classical
Casita #2
Robin Becker
poet
Casita #6
Frances Buschke
painter
Casita #5
Janet Byrne
writer
Casita #3
Cathy Cockrell
writer
Casita #4
Ruffin
Cooper
photographer
Ruffin Cooper
photographer
Casita #2
Patricia D'Andrea
writer
Casita #6
Jeff Falick
painter
Casita #6
Jean-Marc
Felzenszwalbe
painter
Jean-Marc Felzenszwalbe
painter
Casita #3
Kathleen
Ferguson
sculptor
Kathleen Ferguson
sculptor
Casita #1
Lynn Gray
writer
Casita #9S
Sandra Lerner
painter
Casita #5
Felice Lesser
visual arts
Casita #9N
Susan Lloyd
writer
Casita #8
Ruth Lomon
classical
Casita #2
Tara Lumpkin
Commons House (#7)
Lanny Meyers
filmscoring
Casita #9S
Elisabeth Murawski
writer
Casita #2
Jorg Rechenrich
painter
HWF
Clifton Snider
writer
Casita #8
Edward Swift
writer
Casita #10N
Martin Tucker
writer
Casita #8
Linda
Whitaker
visual arts
Linda Whitaker
visual arts
Casita #1
Anne Witten
writer
Casita #9N
Edward Wood
writer
HWF
Barbara Zang
writer
Casita #3
Bonnie Zobell
writer
Casita #9S
1989
Carol Banks
playwright
Casita #9N
Robin Becker
poet
Casita #6
Nancy Brown
painter
Casita #5
Janet Byrne
writer
Casita #3
Ruffin
Cooper
photographer
Ruffin Cooper
photographer
Casita #3
Patricia D'Andrea
writer
Casita #2
Kathleen
Ferguson
sculptor
Kathleen Ferguson
sculptor
Casita #1
Phillip Gibbs
writer
Casita #9S
Jacqueline Gill
writer
Casita #9N
Shirley
Gish-Reich
playwright
Shirley Gish-Reich
playwright
Casita #2
Daniel Hayes
writer
Casita #8
Lois Hayna
writer
Casita #8
Mary Higgins
writer
Casita #4
David Johansson
writer
Casita #3
Claudia Keelan
writer
Casita #4
Kyung-Lim Lee
painter
Casita #5
Diane Lefer
writer
Commons House (#7)
Sandra Lerner
painter
Casita #5
Felice Lesser
visual arts
Casita #9N
Karen McKinnon
poet
Commons House (#7)
Lanny Meyers
filmscoring
Casita #9S
Suzanne Miller
writer
Casita #8
Joan Minieri
writer
Casita #9N
Sabra Moore
painter
Casita #6
Maureen O'Neill
writer
Commons House (#7)
Leigh O'Rourke
writer
Casita #1
James Polster
writer
Casita #3
Stephen Suber
songwriter
Casita #10N
Marly Swick
writer
Casita #10N
Edward Swift
writer
Casita #10N
Marcella Taylor
writer
Casita #9N
Deborah Theodore
writer
Casita #2
Alpay Ulku
poet
Casita #4
Emily Warn
writer
Casita #6
Edward Wood
writer
Casita #8
1988
Sally Abbott
writer
Casita #4
Carol Banks
playwright
Casita #9N
Coleman Barks
poet
HWF
Janet Byrne
writer
Casita #4
Richard Cameron
classical
Casita #9N
Patricia D'Andrea
writer
Casita #2
Christopher Davis
painter
Casita #1
Sandra Dorr
writer
Casita #3
Ron Fein
classical
Casita #10N
Kenneth Fuchs
classical
Casita #10N
Sydney Hamburger
sculptor
Casita #5
Rona Heifetz
playwright
Casita #8
Solomon Holley
writer
HWF
Timothy Hunt
playwright
Casita #9N
Mark Irwin
poet
Casita #3
Ruth Jacobs
writer
Casita #6
Terry Jordan
writer
Commons House (#7)
Peter Josyph
painter
Commons House (#7)
Arnold Kantrowitz
writer
HWF
Eleanor Keats
poet
Casita #8
Mary Lennox
writer
HWF
Herbert Liebman
writer
Commons House (#7)
Glenna Luschei
poet
Casita #3
Wendy
MacLaughlin
playwright
Wendy MacLaughlin
playwright
Casita #3
James Marquand
writer
Casita #1
Karen McKinnon
poet
Casita #2
Roger Mignon
painter
Casita #1
Jane R. Miller
poet
Casita #6
Katherine Miller
writer
Casita #3
Sabra Moore
painter
Casita #6
Elisabeth Murawski
writer
Casita #3
James Polster
writer
Casita #3
Sienna Sanderson
painter
Casita #5
Gordon Sherwood
classical
Casita #2
Kitty Todorovich
writer
Casita #4
Michele Wolf
writer
Casita #2
Edward Wood
writer
Casita #8
1987
Wilhelmine
Bennett
classical
Wilhelmine Bennett
classical
Casita #10N
Michael Besh
painter
Casita #8
Chris
DeBlasio
contemporary
Chris DeBlasio
contemporary
Casita #10N
Jean-Marc
Felzenszwalbe
painter
Jean-Marc Felzenszwalbe
painter
Casita #6
Anne Amerson
writer
Casita #3
Phillip Gibbs
writer
Commons House (#7)
Timothy Hunt
playwright
HWF
Terry Jordan
writer
Commons House (#7)
Melanie
Kaye-Kantrowitz
poet
Melanie Kaye-Kantrowitz
poet
Casita #8
Helene Kendler
poet
Casita #2
Wendy
MacLaughlin
playwright
Wendy MacLaughlin
playwright
Casita #3
James Marquand
writer
Casita #1
N. Scott Momaday
writer
HWF
Liz Muir
writer
Commons House (#7)
Eric Richards
classical
Casita #2
Kim Roberts
poet
Casita #6
Sienna Sanderson
painter
Casita #5
RT Smith
poet
Casita #4
Winston Sturgen
poet
Casita #1
Brian Swann
writer
Casita #3
Marc Weber
classical
Casita #10N
Michele Wolf
writer
Casita #2
Edward Wood
writer
HWF
1986
Samuel Allen
writer
Casita #8
Joseph Almyda
painter
Casita #5
Victor Bumbalo
playwright
•
Casita #3
Catherine Correa
painter
Casita #8
Nadine
DeLawernce-Maine
visual arts
Nadine DeLawernce-Maine
visual arts
Casita #5
Carol Durak
poet
Casita #2
Ellen Koment
painter
•
Casita #5
Adelle Leiblein
writer
Casita #2
Owen Levy
writer
Casita #10N
Mary
Maughelli
visual arts
Mary Maughelli
visual arts
HWF
Garry Mitchell
painter
HWF
Sabra Moore
painter
Casita #6
Maureen O'Neill
writer
Casita #1
James Perla
classical
Casita #2
Sally Rosenbluth
writer
Casita #3
Norman Siegel
classical
Casita #10N
Sherry Sylvester
poet
HWF
Helen Weber
writer
Casita #4
Lee White
writer
Casita #4
David Young
writer
Casita #8
1985
Joseph Almyda
painter
Casita #5
Carlos Aquilino
painter
Casita #6
Linda Bouchard
classical
Casita #10S
Lois Brady
writer
Casita #2
Catherine Correa
painter
Casita #8
Kathleen Dobkin
writer
Casita #8
Kathleen
Ferguson
sculptor
Kathleen Ferguson
sculptor
Casita #5
Shirley
Gish-Reich
playwright
Shirley Gish-Reich
playwright
Commons House (#7)
Diane Lefer
writer
Casita #3
Jane R. Miller
poet
Casita #10N
Gregory
Rohall
photographer
Gregory Rohall
photographer
Casita #1
John Rosis
painter
Casita #6
Sheila
Silver
music composition
Sheila Silver
music composition
HWF
Liza
Von Rosenstiel
painter
Liza Von Rosenstiel
painter
Casita #5
Linda
Whitaker
visual arts
Linda Whitaker
visual arts
Casita #5
Judith
Zivanovic
playwright
Judith Zivanovic
playwright
Casita #10N
1984
Austin Alexis
poet
Casita #8
Cyrus Cassells
poet
Commons House (#7)
Sandra Dorr
writer
Casita #8
Antoine Ó Flatharta
Flaherty
playwright
Antoine Ó Flatharta Flaherty
playwright
Casita #8
Sydney Hamburger
sculptor
Casita #6
Sonya Hess-Dorman
poet
Guest House
Helene Kendler
poet
Casita #8
Alesia Kunz
writer
Casita #10N
Judy Loeb
painter
Casita #1
Joanne Nuss
sculptor
Casita #6
Padma Perera
writer
Casita #8
Theresa Ramey
painter
Casita #5
Paul Ré
painter
Casita #5
Eric Richards
classical
Casita #2
Carol Rubenstein
poet
Casita #3
Robert
Savage
contemporary
Robert Savage
contemporary
Casita #2
David Shields
writer
Casita #4
Hester
Simpson
visual arts
Hester Simpson
visual arts
Casita #6
Irene Stubbs
writer
Casita #4
Rita Sutcliffe
sculptor
HWF
Robert Wolf
writer
Casita #6
1983
Deirdra Baldwin
writer
Casita #8
Gene Booth
writer
Casita #10N
Frances Buschke
painter
Casita #5
Jane Cooper
poet
Casita #10N
Catherine Correa
painter
Casita #6
Anne Fessenden
writer
Casita #4
Katherine
Jones Rao
playwright
Katherine Jones Rao
playwright
Commons House (#7)
Amy Kasai
visual arts
Casita #5
Douglas Lawder
writer
Casita #2
Leslie Lawrence
writer
Casita #4
Leon Levitch
classical
Casita #10N
Mary
Maughelli
visual arts
Mary Maughelli
visual arts
Casita #5
Mary Nomecos
painter
Casita #1
Leigh O'Rourke
writer
Casita #1
Padma Perera
writer
Casita #8
Sheldon Reich
writer
Casita #9S
Sienna Sanderson
painter
Casita #5
Hester
Simpson
visual arts
Hester Simpson
visual arts
Casita #2
Rita Sutcliffe
sculptor
HWF
Susan Wheeler
poet
Casita #8
1982
Zoe Apostolides
painter
Casita #6
John Balaban
poet
Casita #10N
Frances Buschke
painter
Casita #5
Catherine Correa
painter
Casita #6
Conrad
Cummings
contemporary
Conrad Cummings
contemporary
Casita #2
Cecil Dawkins
writer
Casita #9S
David
Featherstone
photographer
David Featherstone
photographer
Commons House (#7)
Ron Fein
classical
Casita #10N
Anne Fessenden
writer
Casita #8
Marea Gordett
writer
Casita #8
Allan Greedy
visual arts
Casita #3
Gary Laatsch
sculptor
Guest House
Christina Lares
writer
Casita #9S
Herbert Liebman
writer
Casita #4
Tom McKeown
poet
Casita #9N
Harryette Mullen
poet
Casita #9N
Leigh O'Rourke
writer
Casita #1
Rose Oktenberg
writer
Casita #4
Arlene Plevin
poet
Casita #6
Paul Ré
painter
Casita #5
Eric Richards
classical
Casita #10N
Stephan Rivele
writer
Casita #8
Erica
Rutherford
visual arts
Erica Rutherford
visual arts
Casita #4
Hester
Simpson
visual arts
Hester Simpson
visual arts
Casita #1
Jeffery Skibell
writer
Casita #3
Gregory Sundburg
painter
Casita #5
1981
Zoe Apostolides
painter
Casita #6
Ty Bowman
photographer
Casita #6
Sophy Burnham
writer
Casita #2
Cecil Dawkins
writer
Casita #9S
Charlene Ellis
writer
Casita #3
Anne Fessenden
writer
Casita #8
James Fleming
writer
Guest House
Allan Greedy
visual arts
Casita #3
Laverne Krause
painter
Casita #5
Tom McKeown
poet
HWF
Rose Oktenberg
writer
HWF
Carol Rubenstein
poet
Casita #4
Erica
Rutherford
visual arts
Erica Rutherford
visual arts
Casita #4
Dona Stein
poet
Casita #10N
Katherine
Sturtvant
writer
Katherine Sturtvant
writer
Casita #8
Gregory Sundburg
painter
Casita #5
1980
Samuel Allen
writer
Casita #8
Elizabeth Barnes
writer
Casita #4
Michael Besh
painter
Casita #1
Lorna Bieber
painter
Casita #1
Frank Boyer
writer
Casita #4
Cecil Dawkins
writer
Guest House
Patricia Ewing
poet
Casita #2
Harriet Fristoe
painter
Casita #4
Allan Greedy
visual arts
Casita #9N
Elaine Hemley
writer
Casita #8
Ben Kerns
writer
Guest House
Charles Kibby
sculptor
HWF
Robert Kostka
painter
Casita #5
Kevin Mullins
painter
Casita #6
Nona Nimnicht
writer
Casita #2
Kristian Panzica
writer
Casita #10N
Ronald Peacock
writer
Commons House (#7)
Elinor Roberts
Casita #5
Gerald Sherman
sculptor
HWF
Dona Stein
poet
Casita #10N
Sari Sumner
writer
Casita #3
Silvia Tennenbaum
writer
Casita #10N
1979
Fay Alexander
writer
Casita #9N
Samuel Allen
writer
Commons House (#7)
Nancy Ancrom
poet
Casita #4
John
Bailey III
playwright
John Bailey III
playwright
Casita #3
Elizabeth Barnes
writer
Casita #4
Robin Becker
poet
Casita #8
Marshall
Bialosky
classical
Marshall Bialosky
classical
Casita #2
Frank Boyer
writer
Casita #4
John Brown
painter
Casita #6
Frances Buschke
painter
Casita #5
Patricia Ewing
poet
Casita #2
Barbara Holland
painter
Casita #1
Robert Kostka
painter
Casita #5
Alice Kovler
Casita #9N
Helen Lawson
poet
Casita #4
James Mackie
poet
Casita #3
Robert B
Miller
photographer
Robert B Miller
photographer
Guest House
Kristian Panzica
writer
Casita #5
Kathryn Paulsen
writer
Casita #2
Padma Perera
writer
Casita #8
Stuart Rich
painter
Guest House
Leo Romero
poet
Casita #2
Hester
Simpson
visual arts
Hester Simpson
visual arts
Casita #1
Stella Snead
photographer
Casita #9N
Richard Snodgrass
writer
Casita #2
Dona Stein
poet
Casita #3
Rita Sutcliffe
sculptor
Casita #6
Edward Swift
writer
Casita #1
Claire
Trotter
photographer
Claire Trotter
photographer
Casita #3
1978
Fay Alexander
writer
Casita #9N
Nancy Ancrom
poet
Casita #4
John Balaban
poet
Casita #10N
Lee Blessing
poet
Casita #8
Etta Blum
poet
Casita #9N
John Brown
painter
Casita #6
Frances Buschke
painter
Casita #6
Noël DeGaetano
painter
Guest House
Peggy Diggs
visual arts
Casita #8
Edward Epping
painter
Casita #2
Vernon Fimple
painter
Casita #5
Barbara Holland
painter
Casita #1
Ellen Ilfeld
writer
Casita #3
Don Jones
writer
Casita #8
Robert Kostka
painter
Casita #5
Alice Kovler
Casita #9N
Sandra Lerner
painter
Casita #6
Franklyn Liegel
painter
Casita #1
Judy Loeb
painter
Casita #1
Ruth Lomon
classical
Casita #10N
Carolyn Meyer
writer
Casita #9S
Robert B
Miller
photographer
Robert B Miller
photographer
Commons House (#7)
Padma Perera
writer
Casita #8
Jim Rosen
painter
Guest House
Peter Ryan
writer
Casita #9N
Max Schubel
classical
Casita #10N
John Sennett
writer
Casita #4
Richard Snodgrass
writer
Commons House (#7)
Sue Standing
poet
Casita #2
Arlene Stone
playwright
Casita #2
Edward Swift
writer
Casita #1
Richard Titlebaum
painter
Casita #10N
Claire
Trotter
photographer
Claire Trotter
photographer
Casita #3
Martin Wampler
writer
Casita #10N
Joel Weishaus
writer
Casita #3
1977
Susan Angier
painter
Casita #6
Elaine Barnard
poet
Casita #1
Etta Blum
poet
Casita #4
John Brown
painter
Casita #6
Janet Cohen
painter
Casita #3
Noël DeGaetano
painter
Guest House
Peggy Diggs
visual arts
Casita #5
Vernon Fimple
painter
Casita #1
Frances Foland
writer
Casita #4
Ellen Ilfeld
writer
Casita #3
Don Jones
writer
Casita #8
Juhani
Komulainen
music composition
Juhani Komulainen
music composition
Casita #2
Jane Lippe
poet
Casita #4
Judy Loeb
painter
Casita #5
Mary
Maughelli
visual arts
Mary Maughelli
visual arts
Casita #3
David Noon
classical
Casita #10N
Dolores
Pacileo
photographer
Dolores Pacileo
photographer
Casita #6
Stephen Policoff
writer
Casita #6
Carol Ross
painter
Casita #1
Peter Ryan
writer
Casita #2
John Sennett
writer
Casita #4
Ann Shengold
painter
Commons House (#7)
Sue Standing
poet
Casita #2
Ronald Steel
writer
Commons House (#7)
Edward Swift
writer
Guest House
Warren Tanner
painter
Casita #6
Richard Titlebaum
painter
Casita #10N
Martin Wampler
writer
Casita #10N
Joel Weishaus
writer
Casita #3
1976
Gordon Baldwin
poet
Casita #4
Jack Behrens
classical
Casita #10N
John Brown
painter
Casita #5
Clarence Bunch
writer
Casita #3
Richard Cameron
classical
Casita #2
Blanche Dombek
painter
Casita #5
William Durkee
playwright
Guest House
Fay Evans
painter
Guest House
Sylvia Foard
writer
Casita #4
Frances Foland
writer
Casita #4
Edward Grinnan
playwright
Casita #10N
Charlotte
Hastings
painter
Charlotte Hastings
painter
Casita #6
Bette Howland
writer
Casita #8
Don Jones
writer
Casita #9S
Robert Kabak
painter
Casita #1
Robert Kostka
painter
Casita #5
Seymour Krim
writer
Commons House (#7)
Douglas Lawder
writer
Casita #1
Mary
Maughelli
visual arts
Mary Maughelli
visual arts
Casita #6
Ari Montford
painter
Guest House
Ann Moul
painter
Casita #3
David Noon
classical
Casita #10N
Sylvie Pasche
writer
Casita #2
Eva Poole
writer
Casita #2
Jim Rosen
painter
Casita #5
Carol Ross
painter
Casita #1
John Sennett
writer
Casita #9N
Edward Swift
writer
Guest House
1975
Gordon Baldwin
poet
Casita #4
Jack Behrens
classical
Casita #10N
Lynda Fay Braun
painter
Casita #3
Joann Cattonar
poet
Commons House (#7)
Ann Crombie
painter
Casita #1
Cecil Dawkins
writer
Casita #3
Noel Farrand
classical
Casita #2
Carolyn Forché
poet
Casita #9N
Jean Gould
writer
Casita #8
Conley Harris
painter
Casita #3
Robert Kostka
painter
Casita #4
James Lawrence
poet
Casita #6
Judy Loeb
painter
Casita #5
Adrian Louis
poet
Casita #10N
Joan Milczarski
poet
Commons House (#7)
Bertram Minkin
poet
Casita #9N
Dolores
Pacileo
photographer
Dolores Pacileo
photographer
Casita #5
Padma Perera
writer
Casita #8
Harvena Richter
poet
Commons House (#7)
Hyde Solomon
painter
Casita #5
Shirley Stark
sculptor
Guest House
Carolyn Stoloff
poet
Casita #4
Edward Swift
writer
Casita #1
1974
Russell Adams
painter
Casita #3
Judith
Azrael/Greenberg
poet
Judith Azrael/Greenberg
poet
Casita #8
Lynda Fay Braun
painter
Casita #3
Larry Calcagno
painter
Casita #5
Joann Cattonar
poet
Commons House (#7)
Ann Crombie
painter
Casita #1
Noel Farrand
classical
Casita #2
Edith Konecky
writer
Commons House (#7)
Robert Kostka
painter
HWF
Cynthia Lasky
writer
Guest House
Gary Mauro
painter
Casita #5
Dolores
Pacileo
photographer
Dolores Pacileo
photographer
Casita #5
Padma Perera
writer
Casita #8
Harvena Richter
poet
Casita #8
Nat Simmons
writer
Commons House (#7)
Hyde Solomon
painter
Casita #6
Shirley Stark
sculptor
Guest House
Carolyn Stoloff
poet
Casita #4
Hugh Williams
painter
Casita #6
1973
Russell Adams
painter
Casita #3
Judith
Azrael/Greenberg
poet
Judith Azrael/Greenberg
poet
Casita #1
Carolyn Bilderback
poet
Casita #1
Larry Calcagno
painter
Casita #6
Mary Day
writer
Casita #4
Quaintance Eaton
writer
Casita #9S
Noel Farrand
classical
Casita #2
Robert Kabak
painter
Casita #4
Calvin Kentfield
writer
Casita #9N
Ellis Kohs
classical
Casita #2
Robert Kostka
painter
Casita #5
Cynthia Lasky
writer
Guest House
Clinton Loomis
painter
Casita #6
Gary Mauro
painter
Casita #5
Kenneth McCullough
poet
Casita #1
Glenn Paxton
classical
Commons House (#7)
Harvena Richter
poet
Casita #8
Mike Selig
painter
Guest House
Martin Sherman
painter
Commons House (#7)
Hyde Solomon
painter
Casita #5
Carolyn Stoloff
poet
Casita #4
Mildred
Tolbert
photographer
Mildred Tolbert
photographer
Casita #3
Michael Wallis
writer
Guest House
William Woods
writer
Casita #4
Martin Worman
playwright
Casita #9S
1972
Elizabeth Barnes
writer
Guest House
Larry Calcagno
painter
Casita #6
Quaintance Eaton
writer
Casita #9S
George Essayian
painter
Guest House
John Fincher
painter
Casita #5
Cynthia Lasky
writer
Casita #8
Clinton Loomis
painter
Casita #6
Tom McKeown
poet
Casita #6
Glenn Paxton
classical
Commons House (#7)
Carol Schwalberg
writer
Casita #1
Mike Selig
painter
Guest House
Nat Simmons
writer
Commons House (#7)
Carolyn Stoloff
poet
Casita #10N
Mildred
Tolbert
photographer
Mildred Tolbert
photographer
Casita #3
Charlotte Trego
writer
Casita #3
Alan Wells
writer
Casita #2
William Woods
writer
Casita #4
Martin Worman
playwright
Casita #9S
1971
Elizabeth Barnes
writer
Casita #2
Carl Cannon
painter
Casita #4
Joann Cattonar
poet
Casita #10N
Quaintance Eaton
writer
Casita #9S
George Essayian
painter
Casita #3
John Goldmark
classical
Casita #2
Joann Kindt
painter
Casita #3
Ellis Kohs
classical
Casita #2
Robert Kostka
painter
Casita #5
Muriel Laguna
painter
Casita #4
Lawrence Murphy
writer
Commons House (#7)
Constance
Pearlstein
writer
Constance Pearlstein
writer
Casita #6
David Rodgers
sculptor
Casita #5
Shirley Stark
sculptor
Guest House
Charlotte Trego
writer
Casita #3
1970
Dale Blair
playwright
Casita #8
Joann Cattonar
poet
Casita #10N
Ralph
Christiansen
painter
Ralph Christiansen
painter
Guest House
Cecil Dawkins
writer
HWF
David Evanier
writer
Commons House (#7)
Leonard Fels
writer
Casita #9N
Catherine Fels
painter
Casita #9N
Marilyn Hoff
writer
Casita #3
Robert Kabak
painter
Casita #6
Donald Kelley
painter
Casita #4
Yong Ik Kim
writer
Casita #1
Lawrence Murphy
writer
Casita #9N
Karen Palmer
visual arts
Casita #3
Opal Rector
sculptor
Casita #5
Frederick Rodgers
poet
Casita #8
David Rodgers
sculptor
Casita #8
Shirley Stark
sculptor
Casita #6
William Weber
playwright
Casita #10N
1969
Joann Cattonar
poet
Casita #6
Cecil Dawkins
writer
HWF
Marilyn Hoff
writer
Casita #9N
Robert Kabak
painter
Casita #3
George Kates
writer
Casita #6
Bernard
López
photographer
Bernard López
photographer
Casita #1
Marcia Oliver
painter
Casita #4
Opal Rector
sculptor
Casita #5
Iris Rofosky
playwright
Commons House (#7)
Mike Selig
painter
Guest House
William Weber
playwright
Casita #10N
Victor White
writer
Casita #8
1968
Dale Blair
playwright
Casita #10N
Claire Bush
painter
Casita #6
Ted Christensen
painter
Casita #1
Ralph
Christiansen
painter
Ralph Christiansen
painter
Casita #1
Allen
Davis III
playwright
Allen Davis III
playwright
Casita #10N
Thomas Ehrlich
classical
Commons House (#7)
Jean Gould
writer
Casita #8
John Humphreys
writer
Guest House
Frederick Hupp
painter
Casita #4
Kaye Jennison
poet
Casita #9N
Ellis Kohs
classical
Casita #2
Kenneth Lithgow
painter
Casita #3
Bernard
López
photographer
Bernard López
photographer
Casita #1
Marcia Oliver
painter
Casita #4
Harvena Richter
poet
Casita #6
Mike Selig
painter
Guest House
Michio Takayama
painter
Casita #5
William Weber
playwright
Casita #10N
1967
Morton Birkin
painter
Casita #9S
Ted Christensen
painter
Casita #1
Chrystal Corcos
painter
Casita #4
Allen
Davis III
playwright
Allen Davis III
playwright
Casita #8
William Durkee
playwright
Casita #10N
Thomas Ehrlich
classical
Commons House (#7)
John Evans
visual arts
Casita #4
Tom Filer
writer
Casita #10N
Hugh Gibson
painter
Casita #4
Kaye Jennison
poet
Casita #9N
Frederick Kackley
painter
Casita #1
Ellis Kohs
classical
Casita #2
Jonathan Meader
writer
Casita #6
Mary Navratil
writer
Casita #3
Rita Parr
poet
Guest House
Enza Quargnali
painter
Commons House (#7)
H Reed
classical
Casita #2
Michio Takayama
painter
Casita #5
Ian Whitecross
painter
Casita #6
1966
Carol Bergé
poet
Casita #4
Donald Buffington
painter
Casita #4
Chrystal Corcos
painter
Casita #4
Adéine De La Noë
painter
HWF
Robert C Ellis
painter
Casita #4
Tom Filer
writer
Casita #2
Donald Gardner
poet
Casita #9N
Hugh Gibson
painter
Casita #4
John Goldmark
classical
Casita #2
Buff Haney
painter
Guest House
Frederick Kackley
painter
Casita #1
Emmanuel Karlin
writer
Commons House (#7)
John Kenyon
writer
Commons House (#7)
Mary Navratil
writer
Casita #3
Nicole Puleo
writer
Casita #1
Enza Quargnali
painter
Commons House (#7)
Lynnell Rubright
writer
Casita #3
Wesley Rusnell
painter
HWF
1965
Dale Blair
playwright
Casita #4
Donald Buffington
painter
Casita #6
Max Dimond
photographer
Casita #8
Hugh Gibson
painter
Casita #4
Gudbrandur
Gislason
writer
Gudbrandur Gislason
writer
Commons House (#7)
John Goldmark
classical
Casita #2
Richard Jones
writer
Casita #1
Hans Kastler
sculptor
Casita #5
Isama Kawai
playwright
Casita #3
Fernando Laires
classical
Casita #2
Ruth Lambert
writer
Casita #10N
I Edward Lujan
classical
Commons House (#7)
John Milton
writer
Casita #9N
Lawrence Morris
writer
Casita #3
Patrick Morrison
sculptor
Casita #4
Nicole Puleo
writer
Casita #1
Richard Slocum
playwright
Casita #9N
Robert Sward
playwright
Casita #3
Storm Townsend
sculptor
Guest House
Larry Van Haren
painter
Casita #6
1964
Richard Cumming
classical
Casita #2
Constance Current
painter
Casita #4
William Current
writer
Casita #4
Helen Dunham
painter
Casita #1
Felix Labunski
classical
Casita #4
Walter Sorge
painter
Casita #5
Storm Townsend
sculptor
Casita #10N
Tilden Wells
writer
Casita #4
1963
EL Crew, JR
writer
Casita #1
Constance Current
painter
Casita #4
Helen Dunham
painter
Casita #1
John Goldmark
classical
Casita #2
Felix Labunski
classical
Casita #2
Hugh McKay
classical
Casita #4
Timothy Pope
writer
Casita #1
Walter Sorge
painter
Casita #5
Clemens Starck
poet
Casita #10N
Justin Stone
contemporary
Casita #2
1962
DP Adams
writer
Casita #9N
John Anton
writer
Casita #10N
Dale Blair
playwright
Casita #1
Robert C Ellis
painter
Casita #3
Hugh McKay
classical
Casita #4
Thomas Miller
playwright
Casita #8
Stanley Quist
painter
Casita #6
Glenn Smith
playwright
Casita #1
William Stoney
classical
Casita #9S
Earl Stroh
painter
Casita #5
Tilden Wells
writer
Casita #2
John Wharton
painter
Casita #1
1961
Dexter Allen
writer
Casita #8
Robert C Ellis
painter
Casita #10S
Marion Estergreen
writer
Casita #10N
Dale Hays
sculptor
Casita #1
Jascha Kessler
writer
Casita #9N
Bartholomeus
Kool
classical
Bartholomeus Kool
classical
Casita #8
Thomas Miller
playwright
Casita #8
Kazik
Pazovski
photographer
Kazik Pazovski
photographer
HWF
Stanley Quist
painter
Casita #6
Bernard Segal
sculptor
Casita #4
Herbert Shore
playwright
Casita #9N
Earl Stroh
painter
Casita #5
Elizabeth
Walker
visual arts
Elizabeth Walker
visual arts
Commons House (#7)
Henrietta Weigel
painter
Casita #3
John Wharton
painter
Casita #1
Regina Willman
classical
Casita #2
Mary
Wishard
music composition
Mary Wishard
music composition
Casita #4
1960
William Acker
painter
Casita #4
Dexter Allen
writer
Casita #8
Marion Estergreen
writer
Casita #10N
John Goldmark
classical
Casita #9S
Dale Hays
sculptor
Casita #1
Arturo Jasson
classical
Casita #10N
Lenn Kanenson
painter
Casita #4
Bartholomeus
Kool
classical
Bartholomeus Kool
classical
Casita #1
Felix Labunski
classical
HWF
Thomas Miller
playwright
Casita #2
Stanley Quist
painter
Casita #6
Herbert Shore
playwright
Casita #9N
Earl Stroh
painter
Casita #5
Elizabeth
Walker
visual arts
Elizabeth Walker
visual arts
Commons House (#7)
Tilden Wells
writer
Casita #2
Regina Willman
classical
Casita #2
1959
Alice Acker-Kool
painter
Casita #8
Andres Cordova
Casita #5
Roland Detre
painter
Casita #1
John Goldmark
classical
Casita #2
Arturo Jasson
classical
Casita #1
Lenn Kanenson
painter
Casita #4
Bartholomeus
Kool
classical
Bartholomeus Kool
classical
Casita #8
Stanley Quist
painter
Casita #6
Herbert Shore
playwright
Casita #8
Earl Stroh
painter
Casita #5
Adriana Van Gent
painter
Casita #2
1958
Morton Birkin
painter
Casita #8
Elizabeth
Budlong
classical
Elizabeth Budlong
classical
Casita #8
Andres Cordova
Casita #5
Roland Detre
painter
Casita #1
Lenn Kanenson
painter
Casita #4
Calvin Kentfield
writer
Casita #1
Stanley Quist
painter
Casita #5
Walter Robert
classical
Casita #5
John Skolle
writer
Casita #1
Martin Tucker
writer
Casita #1
1957
Martin Bucco
writer
Casita #2
Elizabeth
Budlong
classical
Elizabeth Budlong
classical
Casita #8
John Goldmark
classical
Casita #2
Dora Kaminsky
sculptor
Casita #4
Stanley Quist
painter
Casita #5
Oli Sihvonen
painter
Casita #1
John Skolle
writer
Casita #4
Martin Tucker
writer
Casita #1
Alberto Vásquez
writer
Casita #5
Regina Willman
classical
Casita #4
1956
John Anton
writer
Casita #1
Emil Bisttram
painter
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HWF
Martin Bucco
writer
Casita #2
Marion Estergreen
writer
Casita #10N
John Goldmark
classical
Casita #4
Eleanor Guilliatt
painter
Casita #2
Charles Hamm
classical
Casita #4
William Heaton
sculptor
Casita #3
Dora Kaminsky
sculptor
Commons House (#7)
Michael Klein
painter
Casita #1
Stanley Quist
painter
HWF
Hughes Rudd
writer
Casita #5
Oli Sihvonen
painter
Casita #1
Earl Stroh
painter
Casita #5
Martin Tucker
writer
Casita #2
Adriana Van Gent
painter
Casita #3
Regina Willman
classical
Casita #1
1955
John Anton
writer
Casita #2
Priscilla Cata
painter
Guest House
Rubén Cobos
writer
Casita #5
Marion Estergreen
writer
Commons House (#7)
William Heaton
sculptor
Casita #3
Martha Howe
writer
Commons House (#7)
Oden Hullenkremer
painter
Casita #4
Dora
Kaminski
contemporary
Dora Kaminski
contemporary
Guest House
Dora Kaminsky
sculptor
Casita #6
Michael Klein
painter
Casita #1
Clarence Loomis
classical
HWF
Photo by Mildred Tolbert ©ï¸Mildred Tolbert Family
Agnes Martin
painter
HWF
Sam Martinez
painter
HWF
Edward Montoya
painter
HWF
Stanley Quist
painter
HWF
Mike Reyna
visual arts
HWF
Angie Salazar
classical
Guest House
Kai-Sa (Percy)
Sandy
painter
Kai-Sa (Percy) Sandy
painter
HWF
Gene Schacklett
painter
Guest House
John Shortridge
classical
HWF
Clay Spohn
painter
HWF
George Sterns
visual arts
HWF
1954
Priscilla Cata
painter
Guest House
Photo by Mildred Tolbert ©ï¸Mildred Tolbert Family
Agnes Martin
painter
HWF
Stanley Quist
painter
HWF
Robert (Bob) Ray
painter
Casita #6
Gene Schacklett
painter
Guest House
Helene's Earlier Years in Taos
Helene Wurlitzer's legacy as a patron of artists began decades before she established the HWF. During these years Helene held close relationships with, and was influential in the careers of many successful artists. She began buying art from Taos artists in the early 1940's, often commissioning pieces from artists known as the Taos Modernists.
Eduardo Rael
Opera Singer
Patrociño Barela
Sculptor
Ansel Adams
Photographer
About
Ansel Easton Adams (February 20, 1902 – April 22, 1984) was an American landscape photographer and environmentalist. His black-and-white images of the American West, especially Yosemite National Park, have been widely reproduced on calendars, posters, books, and the internet.[1]
Adams and Fred Archer developed the Zone System as a way to determine proper exposure and adjust the contrast of the final print. The resulting clarity and depth characterized his photographs. He primarily used large-format cameras because the large film used with these cameras (primarily 5×4 and 8×10) contributed to the clarity of his prints.
Adams initiated the photography group known as Group f/64, along with fellow photographers Willard Van Dyke and Edward Weston.
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Andrew Dasburg
Painter
About
Andrew Dasburg (1887, Paris France – 1979, Taos, New Mexico)
“It was, I think the immensity, the openness of everything that touched me very deeply.” – A. Dasburg [on why he loved Taos]
Andrew Dasburg spent his young childhood in Germany and came to the United States with his widowed mother at the age of five. He suffered from tuberculosis, and attended a school for students with disabilities where he was first exposed to arts and crafts. He went on to study art at the Art Students League in New York and at the New York School of Art. Dasburgvisited Paris where he became part of the modernist circle of artists in that city, and was deeply influenced by Cézanne and Cubism. In 1913, Dasburg showed his work at the “International Exhibition of Modern Art,” better known as the Armory Show in New York City. Later, Dasburg’s work was shown at Alfred Stieglitz’s 291 gallery.
By invitation from Mabel Dodge Luhan, Dasburg first came to Taos in 1918, and permanently settled here in 1930. As a teacher, he was held in high esteem by other Taos artists. In 1937, he became ill with Addison’s disease. Helene Wurlitzer was instrumental in paying for his medical expenses so that he could receive treatment. It was after regaining his health from this illness, that Dasburg switched from paints to pastels.
After his death, the New Mexico Museum of Art in Santa Fe held a large retrospective exhibition of Dasburg’s work which traveled to four other states. Dasburg’s works have been collected by the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New Mexico Museum of Artand the Denver Art Museum, among others.
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Eduardo Rael
Opera Singer
About
Eduardo Rael (1915, Talpa, New Mexico - 2005, Taos, New Mexico)
Eduardo Rael led a full life as an opera and concert singer, national guardsman, a state legislator, a sculptor and a voice/piano teacher. He grew up in Talpa and went to school in Ranchos de Taos and Taos (New Mexico).
In his high school years he enrolled and finished at the Herrick Dramatic School in Denver, CO where he took acting classes. He then went to New York City and studied at the Julliard School of Music. Later he obtained a full scholarship to complete his music degree at the Cincinnati College of Music. As he embarked on his career as a professional opera singer, he sang in German, Italian, French, Spanish and English, and was categorized a high or lyric baritone. He sang with the Manhattan and Boston Grand Opera Companies, was the star baritone of the Charles Wagner Opera Company performing across the globe from the United States to Italy, Germany, Switzerland, France, and countries in South America.
After leaving the opera world Eduardo spent several years on the concert circuit. After more than 20 years of singing, performing and touring he settled back in Taos in the 1960's. He served in the New Mexico State Legislature and helped establish the Rio Grande State Park of the Wild Streams which stretches from Velarde to the Colorado state line. He also began sculpting in wood and stone and had his pieces exhibited in museums throughout New Mexico including the New Mexico Museum of National History & Science, the Rio Grande Nature Center and the Millicent Rogers Museum. During his time in Cincinnati he met Helene Wurlitzer and later accompanied her to Taos where she built a home, and helped her establish the Wurlitzer Foundation which to this day continues to support those who endeavor in all aspects of the creative arts.
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Patrociño Barela
Sculptor
About
Patrociño Barela, also known as Patrocinio Barela or Patrocino Barela (1900–1964), was a self-taught wood carver. Because of the religious nature of his subjects he was called a santero, but he did secular work too. His work was shown at the Museum of Modern Art in New York with other artists of the Federal Art Project and he was feted as "a discovery." He was the first Mexican American artist to receive national recognition.
He found his calling as a carver of sacred objects in 1931. He repaired a figure of St Antonio and he later recounted that he knew that someone was going to make 20 dollars from his work and he was promised five. Although the five dollars never appeared, Barela realized that his work had value and he continued to make figures. He was taken on by the Works Progress Administration working with a horse and cart. His carvings were spotted and he was set to do those instead, eventually as part of the Public Works of Art Project. Because he was illiterate he was given a sheet filled with squares to which he would add a cross every day to record his work. This was in 1935 and eventually his work was exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art but he had no ambition to see the eight objects chosen as part of a Federal Arts Project exhibition there. He was lauded by the museum as "the most dramatic discovery" and he was called "discovery of the year" by Time magazine. Two other exhibitions of his work in 1939 further established Barela nationally, the San Francisco Golden Gate Exposition and the American Art Today show at the New York World's Fair.
He was discovered and was regarded almost immediately as a leading artist with his fluid sculptures carved from juniper wood. Barela's carvings found willing buyers but Barela was not a willing seller. He spent a great deal of time drinking and he would sell his work in small deals. He was driven to carve and he chose subjects from the Bible or imaginary subjects which usually had a spiritual nature.
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Isaac Udell
Painter
About
Source: Impact, Volume 8, Number 24 • Albuquerque Journal Magazine - Tuesday, April 2, 1985 - By Tricia Hurst
For 45 years, Isaac Lawrence Udell was a small town physician with a big heart and a nearly hidden talent.
After a childhood in Michigan, Colorado, and Raton, N.M., where his parents ran a bakery, Udell arrived in Taos in 1924. He was 20 years old and a chiropractor by education. Because Northern New Mexico needed physicians and because Udell had briefly attended medical school in Colorado, the state permitted him to practice medicine.
And practice he did. People came from three surrounding states to see kindly and gentle Cod Udell. Often his patients checked into local motels and simply waited their turn.
Udell’s story, which has been told before, is a classic one: Patients paid him whatever they could (eggs, chickens, and even a horse once), and whenever they could (sometimes never).
Yet there is another, special side to Udell’s story that has seldom been told. A big, white-haired, teddy bear of a man, Udell possessed an avocation that nearly equaled in passion his need to care for people: Painting the stages of the Penitente ritual. ...
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Emil Bisttram
Painter
About
Emil Bisttram (1895–1976) was an American artist who lived in New York and Taos, New Mexico, and was known for his modernist work. Emil Bisttram was born in Hungary, near the Romanian border, in 1895. When he was 11 years old, he immigrated with his family to New York City, where they settled in the Lower East Side.[1] He was a talented artist, and after a few years began his schooling at the National Academy of Art and Design, then Cooper Union, Parsons, and The Art Student's League. He began teaching soon after completing school, first at the New York School of Fine and Applied Arts, and then at the Master Institute of the Roerich Museum.
Bisttram first visited Taos in the summer of 1930. He later fell in love with the scenery and moved there. In 1931 he won a Guggenheim Fellowship to study mural painting. The fellowship enabled Bisttram to travel to Mexico where he studied mural painting with the world famous muralist Diego Rivera. Numerous mural commissions were to follow throughout his career (the Department of Justice in Washington D.C., The Taos County Courthouse, New Mexico, and the Federal Courthouse in Roswell, New Mexico.) After returning to Taos in 1932, Bistrram started the Heptagon Gallery and the Taos School of Art.[2] In 1938, Bisttram founded the Transcendental Painting Group with Raymond Jonson and several other Santa Fe artists.
In 1952, Bisttram co-founded the Taos Art Association, and later in 1959 won the Grand Prize for painting at the New Mexico State Fair.
In 1970, Emil Bisttram served as a judge and monitor for a statewide arts grant competition for art to be placed in the newly constructed County Courthouse building, designed by architect Bill Menningbach of Taos. Ken Drew, a local sculptor, won the competition. Bisttram oversaw the project for the next two years, and in June 1972 Drew completed the installation. Then-Senator Joseph Montoya and other dignitaries from Santa Fe officiated at the dedication ceremonies. In 1975, his birthday, April 7, was declared "Emil Bisttram Day," a New Mexico state holiday.
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Tom Benrimo
Painter
About
Thomas Benrimo (1887-1958)
Born in San Francisco in 1887, Thomas Benrimo began to draw at a young age, but the San Francisco earthquake and fire of 1906 destroyed his early drawings and notebooks and forced the family to move to New York.
Despite suffering from tuberculosis, Benrimo recovered and became a successful stage designer and commercial artist in New York. He painted seriously whenever he could, but only a few of the Cubist paintings of this early period survive. Benrimo taught at Pratt Institute and was one of the first in this country to introduce the teaching methods developed at the German Bauhaus School of design.
Benrimo moved to Taos, New Mexico, in 1939, and was able at last to paint full-time. His work evolved through periods of Cubism and Surrealism and pure abstraction, often showing influences of antiquity, traditional painting and architecture, yet the artist believed, as he had once observed, that "abstract art departs from reality and nature only to draw far-reaching conclusions about reality. A legitimate abstract work of art can be produced only on the basis of a profound knowledge of nature." Benrimo was influenced by the landscape of New Mexico but not chained or restricted by it.
As Benrimo gradually worked from the surreal to the more abstract, he explored a series of classic images based often on Greek tragic masks. In a Canfield Gallery exhibition catalogue, the New Mexico artist Earl Stroh writes: "The greater formal discipline of classic motifs, based on themes from the literature of Greece and Rome (he read and reread the Greek and Latin poets and dramatistsVirgil, Ovid, etc.) on an acute absorption of the visual ideas of Mediterranean art, helped him to free himself from the more literal rendering of his ideas and to achieve that lyric, almost romantic, exactness that gives his finest work its contained clarity. It is mostly this particular combination of the romantic and the classic modes of feeling that gives his art its unique quality. One of the principal things that really creative art contributes to our lives is some new vision of the marriage of what are, until that moment, considered as opposites. This union of contrasts, both formal and significant, occupied him greatly."
During his life, Benrimo's work was shown at the Art Institute of Chicago, Toledo Museum of Art, Carnegie Institute of Pittsburgh, San Francisco Palace of the Legion of Honor, Whitney Museum of American Art, Musée National d'Art Moderne in Paris, Guggenheim Museum in New York, San Francisco Museum of Art, and the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
Benrimo paintings are in the permanent collections of the Cincinnati Museum of Art, Denver Art Museum, Fort Worth Museum of Modern of Art, and the Whitney Museum of Art. In New Mexico, Benrimo's work is in the Harwood Museum, Taos; Wurlitzer Foundation, Taos; University of New Mexico Museum of Art, Albuquerque; Roswell Museum and Art Center, and the Fine Arts Museum in Santa Fe.
Source:
Canfield Gallery,
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Dorothy Brett
Painter
About
Dorothy Eugénie Brett (10 November 1883 - 27 August 1977) was a British painter, remembered as much for her social life as for her art. Born into an aristocratic British family, she lived a sheltered early life. During her student years at the Slade School of Art, she associated with Dora Carrington, Barbara Hiles and the Bloomsbury group. Among the people she met was novelist D. H. Lawrence, and it was at his invitation that she moved to Taos, New Mexico in 1924. She remained there for the rest of her life, becoming an American citizen in 1938.
Her work can be found in the Smithsonian American Art Museum in Washington D.C., in the Millicent Rogers Museum and the Harwood Museum of Art, both in Taos. Also at the New Mexico Museum of Art, Santa Fe, the Roswell Museum and Art Center, Roswell, New Mexico and in many private collections.
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Ira Moskowitz
Painter
About
Moskowitz, Ira (Poland, 1912 - New York City, 2001)
Ira Moskowitz: Born in Poland, Ira Moskowitz came to New York at the age of sixteen. Within a year he received a scholarship to study at the Art Students' League under such well known instructors as John Sloan and Harry Wickey. Ira Moskowitz's first paintings, etchings and lithographs were exhibited in New York in the early 1930's. Throughout the 1940's Moskowitz lived in the American Southwest and became a prominent member of the Santa Fe Group of Artists. His original prints and paintings of Navajo life and customs gained for him a strong national reputation.
Ira Moskowitz returned to live in New York after 1949 and continued to produce remarkable works of art. Today his etchings, lithographs and paintings are included in many major collections in Europe, the United States and Israel. These include the Library of Congress, Washington DC, the Museum of Modern Art, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, the Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh, and the Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris.
Religion and Jewish culture played a vital role in Ira Moskowitz's art. Isaac Bashevis Singer once said of Moskowitz; "Ira has recaptured the religious view of God and the world in his works." From 1967 through 1969 Moskowitz was a frequent visitor to Israel and had several solo exhibitions there at the Haifa Museum of Modern Art.
Ira's wife, Anna Barry (1907-2001), produced a number of portraits of Helene Wurlitzer in Taos in 1956, when Helene was 81 years old. (image on right)
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[1948] In Taos, New Mexico, my work was handled by the Blue Door Gallery, run by Manny and Margaret Berg. The sold a set of fifty lithographs to an opera star who was being sponsored by Mrs. Howard Wurlitzer. Through him, Mrs. Wurlitzer saw my work and became interested, so that on our next visit to New York, we were invited by the singer to spend an evening with them. At dinner, there was an Art News on the coffee table, with reproduction of a Renoir visible, and an article about a collector who bought the Renior for a half-million dollars. Mrs. Wurlitzer said, "This collector must love art very much to pay such a high price for a painting." I replied, "Not necessarily. It is probably an investment. If he really loved art, he would buy contemorary work and encourage artists to produce."
Our conversation made an impression on Mrs. Wurlitzer. She asked me what my plans were. I said that my greatest desire was to return to New Mexico to pursue my work on the American Indians. She asked me to see her at her hotel the next day. There, she asked me what I would need to get along. I asked for a modest amount, two hundred dollars a month, and she became my patron and dear friend.
