In the spirit of the partnership between The Herb Alpert Foundation and CalArts, the Herb Alpert Award has developed collaborative relationships with four residency programs, all of whom honor and support talented artists, and their forays into the unknown.
Founded in 1907 and situated on 450 woodland acres in Peterborough, New Hampshire, MacDowell, the most distinguished and oldest residency program in America, is known for the talent and mix of its artists. Fellows include architects, composers, film and video makers, writers and interdisciplinary and visual artists. There are 32 private studios assigned according to the work proposed.
Recommended by HAAIA panels in their discipline and chosen by MacDowell panelists
Luis Arnias, Hyde Park, MA
Hồng-An Trương, Durham, NC
Julie Tolentino, Joshua Tree, CA
Jodie Mack, White River Junction, VT
Allison Orr, Austin, TX
Sky Hopinka, Ferndale, WA
Stanya Kahn, Los Angeles
William E. Jones, Los Angeles
Jennifer Reeder, Hammond, IN
Rea Tajiri, Philadelphia, PA
Margaret Honda, Los Angeles
Cassils, Los Angeles
Dayna Hanson, Seattle, WA
Jennifer Maytorena Taylor, San Francisco, CA
JP Sniadecki, Evanston, IL
Christopher Harris, Oviedo, FL
Ethan Lipton, Delhi, NY
Shontina Vernon, Seattle, WA
Located in Lake Forest, Illinois, one hour north of Chicago, Ragdale is the fourth largest artist community in the country, serving 200 writers, visual artists and composers a year. Housed in the 1897 buildings which were Chicago architect Howard Van Doren Shaw's summer home, Ragdale is known for its combination of welcoming domestic spaces, open prairie and supportive artistic community. Twelve residents at a time enjoy uninterrupted time in which to think, renew and create new work away from the demands of daily life.
Selected by the HAAIA Music panel
James Brandon Lewis, Brooklyn, NY
Samora Pinderhughes, New York
Theresa Wong, Berkeley, CA
Jonathan Finlayson, New York
Tomeka Reid, Ridgewood, NY
Sara Serpa, New York
Carolyn Chen, Pasadena, CA
Kris Davis, Boston, MA
Huang Ruo, Bronx, NY
David First, New York
Ingrid Laubrock, New York
Cory Smythe, New York
Sam Newsome, New York
Nate Wooley, Brooklyn, NY
Courtney Bryan, New Orleans, LA
David Rempis, Chicago, IL
Valerie Coleman, New York, NY
Located on a 20,000-acre working cattle ranch in northeastern Wyoming, the Ucross Foundation is an internationally known retreat for artists, writers, and composers working in all creative disciplines. Founded in 1981, it provides living accommodations, studio space, uninterrupted time, and the experience of the extraordinary High Plains landscape to approximately 90 individuals each year. Ninety visual artists and composers have been supported by Herb Alpert/Ucross Residency Prizes during the past seventeen years. A recipient of the Wyoming Governor's Arts Award for Excellence in the Arts, Ucross aims to cast a reflection into the future from the cultural mirror of our lives and times.
Selected by respective HAAIA panels
Nathalie Joachim, Chicago, IL
Ingrid Laubrock, Brooklyn, NY
Gilbert Galindo, Sunnyside, NY
Guillermo Galindo, Oakland, CA
Maria Chávez, Brooklyn, NY
Ken Ueno, Berkeley, CA
Angélica Negrón, New York
Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah, Los Angeles
Andy Akiho, Princeton, NJ
Samita Sinha, Jackson Heights, NY
Taylor Ho Bynum, New Haven, CT
Annie Gosfield, New York, NY
Carolina Caycedo, Los Angeles, CA
Leslie Hewitt, New York, NY
Tony Cokes, Providence, RI
Julie Tolentino, Joshua Tree, CA
Sadie Barnette, Oakland, CA
Sandra de la Loza, Los Angeles, CA
William J. O'Brien, Chicago
Valeska Soares, New York
Edgar Arceneaux, Pasadena, CA
Andrea Geyer, New York
Matt Lucero, Fontana, CA
Carlos Motta, New York, NY
View attachment below to see previous residency prize recipients.