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    Past Hackerman Artists in Residence

    2025: Phylicia Ghee

    Chad Helton and Phylicia Ghee smiling by Artist in Residence sign.
    Phylicia Ghee talk at Current Space with screen presentation in the background

    2025 Jury Panel:

    Michael Benevento, Paloma Feliciano, J.M. Giordano, & Cecilia Wichmann

    2024: Hoesy Corona

    Artist in Residence Hoesy Corona with sign and dancers in climate ponchos
    Hoesy Corona display at Pratt Library with words Resist, Imagine Otherwise, Persist

    2024 Jury Panel:

    Amy Cavanaugh, Vivian Fisher, Joe Lewis, Nicholas Mitchel, Unique Robinson, & Michelle Stidham

    2023: SHAN Wallace

    SHAN Wallace Artist in Residence at Pratt Library with video camera at an event
    SHAN Wallace Artist in Residence at Pratt Library searching the archives
    1. Artist Proposals
    2. About Annie Howe
    3. Past Artists
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      Artist in Residence Shan Wallace by her hallway exhibit, wearing a Pratt ID card

      Pratt in Residence

      The Hackerman Artist in Residence & Writer in Residence programs are annual opportunities welcoming one visual artist and one writer for a year-long residency at the Pratt.

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      Gilda D, Waverly

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      Natalia G.

      “Excellent library, great resources beyond the standard public library selection, particularly academic resources in the arts.”

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