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The Residency Program

Artists in Residence

Since 1968, the Studio Museum has earned recognition for its catalytic role in advancing the work of visual artists of African and Afro-Latinx descent through its Artist-in-Residence program

A brown-skinned person with braids and colorful hair beads sits at a cluttered table.
Zoë Pulley2023–24
A brown-skinned person lounges on the floor of a cluttered studio.
Malcolm Peacock2023–24
A light brown-skinned person sits in a chair surrounded by colorful yarn.
sonia louise davis2023–24
A brown-skinned person sits on a table in front of large, illustrative collages.
Devin N. Morris2022–23
A brown-skinned person lounges on the floor behind an amorphous, glass sculpture.
Charisse Pearlina Weston2022–23
A dark brown-skinned person sits on a pedestal surrounded by various craft materials and hardware.
Jeffrey Meris2022–23
Qualeasha Wood
Qualeasha Wood2021–22
Jacob Mason-Macklin
Jacob Mason-Macklin2021–22
Cameron Granger
Cameron Granger2021–22
Genesis Jerez
Genesis Jerez2020–21
Jacolby Satterwhite
Jacolby Satterwhite2020–21
Texas Isaiah
Texas Isaiah2020–21
<p>The Studio Museum in Harlem 2020⁠–21 Artist in Residence Widline Cadet. Photo: Bradley Ogbonna</p>
Widline Cadet2020–21
Elliot Reed
Elliot Reed2019–20
Naudline Pierre
Naudline Pierre2019–20
E. Jane
E. Jane2019–20
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