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Congratulations to the 2020 Distinguished Fellows!

Established in 2016, the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts' Citizen Artist Fellow Program recognizes emerging Citizen Artists from across the country who use art to positively impact their communities. Over the course of a year, Citizen Artist Fellows work with the Kennedy Center to further develop connections in their field and receive professional development opportunities.

Hoping to remedy pervasive and often crippling uncertainty among artists and art professionals over how and when to invoke fair use when dealing with copyrighted materials, the College Art Association (CAA) has released a “Code of Best Practices in Fair Use.”

Five years ago, as NAEA began to focus on the Association’s 75th anniversary in 2022, NAEA Distinguished Fellows were tasked with gathering, writing, and editing an update to the 50th anniversary history published in 1997...

In honor of NAEA’s 75th anniversary this year, we are proud to share Celebrating 75 Years: National Art Education Association in 2022, an update that builds on the first NAEA history, The National Art Education Association: Our History—Celebrating 50 Years, 1947–1997.

Find answers to questions about the cancellation of the 2020 NAEA National Convention here.

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This is a two-year fellowship with the possibility of renewal for a third year. The fellowship provides curatorial training and supports scholarly research related to the collection of the National Gallery of Art. The fellow is fully integrated into a specific curatorial department with duties, privileges, and status equivalent to those of an assistant curator. Time is divided between specific projects and general curatorial work within the department, including research on the collection and new acquisitions, work on the presentation of the collection, participation in aspects of special exhibition projects, and opportunities to give public lectures. The fellow will plan and complete a project in consultation with the supervising curator.