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The Ronald N. and Susan Dubin Native American Artist Fellowship has been established to support Native American artists at the Indian Arts Research Center at the School for Advanced Research. The mission of the Dubin Fellowship is to encourage traditional Native American arts through support of artists of high merit. The program is designed to perpetuate the traditional arts by providing financial support to artists, and by assisting them with their study of the School's collections in order to inspire their work. The program seeks to stimulate Southwestern Native American arts by awarding summer fellowships to individuals who excel primarily in the visual arts which relate to the School's collecting emphasis, but artists who work in the verbal and performing arts will also be considered.

Philosophy of the Program

The program seeks to assist Native American artists in furthering their education about the arts from their own community by facilitating their study of the School's collection, and in general, by encouraging the distinctive, living artistic traditions of southwestern Native people. By providing encouragement, financial assistance, time to study the collections and to interact with the staff, the Ronald N. and Susan Dubin Native American Artist Fellowship will (1) increase the quality of the arts; (2) increase public awareness of individual artists; (3) provide a significant economic benefit for the recipient; and (4) create a dialogue between the artists and the IARC staff that will enhance our understanding of the aesthetic and creative process.
     The Ronald N. and Susan Dubin Native American Artist Fellowship enables the Indian Arts Research Center to maintain its leadership position in supporting southwestern Native American artists. The main goal of the fellowship is to stimulate individual creativity and growth, and to assist them in their efforts to make significant contributions to their area of artistic expression.

How to Apply

The deadline for the Ronald N. and Susan Dubin Native American Artist Fellowship is March 15th. The fellowship is awarded before May 1st and runs from June 15th through August 15th of each year.

An application may be downloaded here, or you may request one at iarc@sarsf.org or by calling (505) 954-7279.

Mail applications to:
School for Advanced Research
Attn: IARC Fellowships
P.O. Box 2188
Santa Fe, NM 87504-2188