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      • Late Winter Exhibitions >
        • Dialectics and the Decommodified: The Spectres of Capital- Morgan Craig
        • Textures of the Southwest- Robert Huebel
        • All the Pretty Little Horses- Chris Waters
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      • December Exhibitions >
        • Horizons | Emily Legleitner
        • Indexing Schizophrenia | Diane Zeeuw
        • Seeking Solace | Rebecca Zeiss
      • Black & White
      • Entropy >
        • Viewing Room
      • Late Summer Exhibitions >
        • Hyper-Tension: Matthew Owen Wead
        • Nigrescence Comics: Kenish Magwood
      • Summer Exhibitions >
        • Beastly Luster: Kelly Boehmer
        • No Dark In Sight: Bill Davis
        • Penchant: Devan Horton
      • Early Summer Exhibitions >
        • Selvage: Jim Arendt
        • At Home: Candace Compton Pappas
      • Subtle Shifts
      • Disrupted Realism
      • Late Winter Exhibitions >
        • Chad Erpelding: Gains and Losses
        • Deepanjan Mukhopadhyay: Appropriated Figure-Grounds
        • Jordan Vinyard: Summary of A Few Volts
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        • Karen Milito
        • Nancy Pennell
        • Linda Lou Woodruff
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        • United By One: Haylett
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        • A Climate Of Change: Viewing Room
        • Shadows: 2020 Buckham Print Exchange
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        • Serious Play: Timothy Kranz
        • Serious Play: Sifus J Thompson
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        • Aj Cooke: Fragmented Place
        • Michele Leclaire
        • Lauren Scavo-Fulk
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        • Matthew Osmon: Private Insurrection
        • 0591: People First
        • Rachel Singel: Metamorphosis
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University of Michigan-Flint Arts + Culture Research Cluster and Buckham Fine Arts Project are pleased to announce the opening of submissions for the 2022 - 2023 Flint Emerging Artist Fellowship.

Through the Emerging Artist Fellowship, UM-Flint and Buckham Gallery seek to:
  • Support and mentor an emerging artist in the development of their unique creative voice and a new body of work.
  • Provide an artist with guidance, tools, and resources for personal and artistic growth for developing a career in the arts.
  • Engage the artistic creative practice with Flint-based artists, UM-Flint students, faculty, and staff.
  • Forge interdisciplinary connections between the artist’s practice and various academic units on campus.
  • Provide opportunities for interaction and exchange between UM-Flint and the wider community of Flint-area artists and residents through Buckham Fine Arts Project and Collective.

What will an artist get out of this experience?The artist will have access to UM-Flint’s art studios, woodshop, and technology, private studio space and exhibition/performance opportunity at Riverbank Arts (UM-Flint’s new community art space located in the Northbank Center), studio critiques with Buckham artists and UM-Flint faculty, invitations to attend Buckham Gallery events, and be awarded an honorarium of $2,500 for this fellowship and have an additional budget of up to $1,000 to spend on artistic materials, collaborators, or other expenses necessary to complete the work. 

What does it mean to be in a fellowship?The fellowship changes every year depending on the selected artist’s work, interests, and needs. The program is continually shaped in conversation with the artist.
Minimally, the selected artist will work in the studio at Riverbanks Arts throughout the academic year to create new work and share it with people on campus and in the area. The fellowship will culminate in a public sharing of the work. This could be a performance, exhibition, screening, etc. The event need not be of a complete or finished work. We will work with the artist to figure out how this process can best be shared with the public.
The artist will also participate in campus and community engagement activities. These engagements will be developed in conversation with the artist to ensure they are mutually beneficial. These could take the form of classroom visits, performances, open studio sessions, classes at the Flint Institute of Art, working with a student group or club, and/or studio tours.

EligibilityIn order to apply you must be an artist currently residing in Genesee County or a 40 mile radius to ensure accessibility to Downtown Flint. Artists must be available to visit UM-Flint and Buckham Gallery at various periods throughout the academic year. Artists from a variety of disciplines are encouraged to apply, including: Visual Art, Dance, Design, Film/Video, Multimedia Arts, Music, Poetry, Photography, Street Art, Spoken Word Theater, etc… To apply, please click “apply now.” You will be asked some short answer questions about your artistic practice and asked to provide 3-5 examples of artistic works. Submissions must be received by 11:59 PM on August 15, 2022.

For more details and to apply:  Submission period is now closed

“The Fellowship provides an incredible foundation: resources, tools, and guidance for young and emerging artists in Flint. Our partnership with Buckham Fine Arts Project provides access to established artists and mentorship from a community of supportive professional creatives… while we at UM-Flint offer academic insight and support – the tools, resources, and – above all – the space [at Riverbank Arts] for an individual to focus, learn, and grow as an artist.” stated professor Ben Gaydos.  

REVIEW PROCESS
Applications for the fellowship must be submitted through Buckham Gallery’s website by 11:59 PM on August 15, 2022. All submissions are reviewed by a panel composed of University of Michigan-Flint faculty members, students, Buckham collaborating artists, and community members. A short list of the highest ranking submissions will be brought in for interviews. The review panel will make the final selection for the artist fellowship.

“Buckham Fine Arts Project was founded in 1984 and our artist-led collective holds true to its vision of supporting and nurturing artists, building community and inclusivity, while challenging our audience to engage with and look at art in new ways. The Flint Emerging Artist Fellowship is an exceptional opportunity for UM-Flint and BFAP to collaborate while providing this space for growth and investigation in creative processes. Buckham sees its role as advocate and assisting with mentorship for the emerging artist,” said Michele Leclaire, Executive Director.
 
The Emerging Artist Fellowship is supported by a grant from the COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR GREATER FLINT. Riverbank Arts is an initiative of the Arts+Culture Research Cluster at The University of Michigan Flint, and is supported by the Office of Research and Economic Development and the Office of the Chancellor. 



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The University of Michigan-Flint Arts + Culture Research Cluster together with Buckham Fine Arts Project | Buckham Gallery is seeking a Flint-area Emerging Artist (18+ years old) to participate in a residency on the campus of U-M Flint during the 2022-2023 academic year.

Through this residency, UM-Flint and Buckham Gallery seek to:

• Support and mentor an emerging artist in developing their unique creative process through new work
• Provide an artist with guidance and tools for personal and artistic growth for developing a career in the arts.
• Engage the artistic creative practice with Flint-based artists, U-M Flint students, faculty, and staff
• Forge interdisciplinary connections between the artist’s practice and various academic units on campus
• Provide opportunities for interaction and exchange between U-M Flint and the wider community of Flint-area artists and residents through Buckham Fine Arts Project and Collective.


The artist will be awarded an honorarium of $2,500 for this fellowship and have an additional budget of up to $1000 to spend on artistic materials, collaborators, or other expenses necessary to complete the work. The fellowship also includes access to UM-Flint’s art studios, wood shop, and technology, private studio space and exhibition/performance opportunity at Riverbank Arts (UM-Flint’s new community art space located in the Northbank Center), studio critiques with Buckham artists and UM-Flint faculty, invitations to attend Buckham Gallery events.

Applications accepted through August 15!


    2022-2023 Emerging Artist Fellowship Submission

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Buckham Gallery is funded by the following organizations:
Generous support is provided by the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation. 

Our activities are sponsored in part by an award from the MICHIGAN ARTS AND CULTURE COUNCIL  and the NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS. 
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This program is sponsored by the Greater Flint Arts Council Share Art Genesee Grant Program made possible by the Genesee County Arts Education and Cultural Millage funds. Your tax dollars are at work!
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  • Home
  • Exhibitions
    • Late Winter Solo Exhibitions >
      • Tokens and Traces | Jeanne Ciravolo
      • Between Here and There | Kimberly LaVonne
      • A Reckoning in Pink | Danielle Mužina
    • In Conversation
    • Exhibition Opportunities >
      • BYOC Call For Art
      • Small Works Exhibition
      • PRESENTATION GUIDELINES
    • 2022-2023 Exhibition Schedule
    • Selected Past Exhibitions >
      • January Solo Exhibitions >
        • Crawl Space | Guen Montgomery
        • Portraits of Home | Whitney Lea Sage
        • Interior Visions: Domestic Sphere | Stephanie Serpick
      • Early Winter Exhibitions >
        • Empty Road, Great Tornado - Emmett Merrill
        • Nice Things for Nice People - Kate Snow
        • Recent Work - Michael Melet
      • November Exhibition >
        • Buckham Artist Collaborators
        • On Screen: A Showcase
      • 101 Artists
      • Ojichaagwan Vessels- Guy Adamec
      • Caution: May Contain Nudity >
        • Donovan Entrekin
        • Friends
      • Summer Exhibitions >
        • Heidi Brueckner
        • Craig Hinshaw
        • Michael Weigman
      • Early Summer Exhibitions >
        • Barriers & Preservers | Margaret Davis
        • Endless Endeavors | Benjamin Muñoz
      • BIPOC is The Theme! >
        • BIPOC Artists for Feature Exhibition
        • Viewing Room
      • Late Winter Exhibitions >
        • Dialectics and the Decommodified: The Spectres of Capital- Morgan Craig
        • Textures of the Southwest- Robert Huebel
        • All the Pretty Little Horses- Chris Waters
      • Small Talk >
        • Viewing Room
      • December Exhibitions >
        • Horizons | Emily Legleitner
        • Indexing Schizophrenia | Diane Zeeuw
        • Seeking Solace | Rebecca Zeiss
      • Black & White
      • Entropy >
        • Viewing Room
      • Late Summer Exhibitions >
        • Hyper-Tension: Matthew Owen Wead
        • Nigrescence Comics: Kenish Magwood
      • Summer Exhibitions >
        • Beastly Luster: Kelly Boehmer
        • No Dark In Sight: Bill Davis
        • Penchant: Devan Horton
      • Early Summer Exhibitions >
        • Selvage: Jim Arendt
        • At Home: Candace Compton Pappas
      • Subtle Shifts
      • Disrupted Realism
      • Late Winter Exhibitions >
        • Chad Erpelding: Gains and Losses
        • Deepanjan Mukhopadhyay: Appropriated Figure-Grounds
        • Jordan Vinyard: Summary of A Few Volts
      • JANUARY 2021 >
        • Karen Milito
        • Nancy Pennell
        • Linda Lou Woodruff
      • December 2020: United By One >
        • United By One: Allen
        • United By One: LaBret Einstein
        • United By One: Haylett
        • United By One: Hershman
      • November 2020: BAC Exhibitions >
        • A Climate Of Change: Viewing Room
        • Shadows: 2020 Buckham Print Exchange
      • October 2020: Serious Play >
        • Serious Play: Andy Hill
        • Serious Play: Timothy Kranz
        • Serious Play: Sifus J Thompson
      • September 2020: Dear Memory, >
        • Aj Cooke: Fragmented Place
        • Michele Leclaire
        • Lauren Scavo-Fulk
      • August 2020: Ineffable Benedictions >
        • Matthew Osmon: Private Insurrection
        • 0591: People First
        • Rachel Singel: Metamorphosis
      • July 2020: Verisimilitude
      • Feb. 2020: Eros and Thanatos >
        • Eros & Thanatos: Award Winners
      • Jan. 2020
      • 2019 Exhibitions
    • Art Money
  • Events
    • Calendar
    • B.Y.O.C.
    • Open Mic
    • Flint ARTWALK
    • Cider & Slides
    • Past Events
    • Past Artist Talks >
      • 2022 Smallidge Lecture
      • Jan. 10, 2020: Artist Talks with Ardea Thurston-Shaine and Dominique Chastenet de Gary
      • Tommy Mintz, Nov. 2019
      • 2019 Smallidge Lecture
      • June 2019: Panel Discussion with John Dempsey, Guy Adamec, and Amy Gibas
      • May 4, 2019- Artist Talk with Stephen Halko and Nick Reszetar
      • April 13, 2019 ​Artist Talk and Deviant Life Drawing Session with Jeanine Leclaire
  • PROJECTS
    • BFAP: On Screen >
      • On Screen Artists
      • FAQ
    • BFAP: Interns
    • BFAP: Writer in Residence >
      • Bob Campbell
      • Natasha Thomas
      • Shea Phire Cobb
    • Collaborators at Karmanos
    • Emerging Artist with UM-F >
      • My Proulx
  • About Buckham
    • Mission Statement
    • Board and Staff
    • Buckham Arts Collective
    • Buckham Community Membership
    • Founders Feature >
      • FOUNDERS FEATURE: THOMAS NUZUM
      • Founders Feature: Sam Morello
      • Founders Feature: Ken Kinyon
      • Founders Feature: John Dempsey
      • FOUNDERS FEATURE: GUY ADAMEC
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