PRH/Core Residency
In collaboration with the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, a year-long residency is available for a Glassell Core Fellow Artist. Second-year Core Fellows interested in broadening the scope of their work by living and working in an urban environment are eligible to apply for this dual residency. Once selected, the Core Fellow has an opportunity to live onsite at PRH, participate in programming activities and create an original project that responds to, engages and/or is reflective of the Third Ward community.
2012-2013 Resident
Sally Frater
Sally Frater is an independent curator and writer. She holds an Honors BA in Studio Art from the University of Guelph and an MA (with Distinction) in Contemporary Art from The University of Manchester and Sotheby’s Institute of Art. In her curatorial practice she is interested in exploring issues of identity, history, memory, environmental criticism as well as issues of representation and equity in gallery and museum practices. She has received grants from the Canada Council for the Arts and the Ontario Arts Council and has served on juries for the Ontario Arts Council, and the Houston Arts Alliance. A member of IKT and ICI (Independent Curators International) she is currently a Core Critical Studies Fellow at the Glassell School at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston and the artist-in residence at Project Row Houses, Houston.
Previous PRH/Core Residents
2011-2012 Gabriel Martinez
2010-2011 Steffani Jemison
2008-2009 Andres Janacua
2007-2008 Meredith Goldsmith
2006-2007 Leslie Hewitt
2004-2006 Demetrius Oliver
