The MacDowell Colony, founded in 1907, is the oldest artists' colony in the United States. It was awarded the National Medal of Arts from President Clinton in 1997 for nurturing some of the century's finest artists. Colony awards residencies to composers
The MacDowell Colony, founded in 1907, is the oldest artists' colony in the United States. It was awarded the National Medal of Arts from President Clinton in 1997 for nurturing some of the century's finest artists. Colony awards residencies to composers
The MacDowell Colony, founded in 1907, is the oldest artists' colony in the United States. It was awarded the National Medal of Arts from President Clinton in 1997 for nurturing some of the century's finest artists. Colony awards residencies to composers
Image gallery of the MacDowell Colony’s Medal Day. Stephen Sondheim is the 2013 recipient of the Edward MacDowell Medal. MacDowell’s Chairman, Michael Chabon, gave welcoming remarks. Frank Rich introduced the medalist.
An interactive site connecting mobile devices to MacDowell Colony artists with peeks into studios, profiles, and events where art can be experienced first-hand.
An interactive site connecting mobile devices to MacDowell Colony artists with peeks into studios, profiles, and events where art can be experienced first-hand.
Lauren Hilger received a BA from New York University and an MFA from Sarah Lawrence College. She is the author of Lady Be Good (Civil Coping Mechanisms, 2016.) Named the 2012 Nadya Aisenberg Fellow in Poetry from the MacDowell Colony, where she was a fell
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MacDowell Colony Resident 2015
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Of Things Soothsaid and Spoken
Yevgeniya Baras
Opening: Saturday, February 21, 2015
Steven Harvey Fine Arts Projects
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