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Congratulations to the 2019/20 Art History Research Fellowship winners from four NYC public schools. Developed by Karen Rosner, Director of Visual Arts, Office of Arts and Special Projects, NYC Department of Education, the scholarship program for graduating seniors encourages students to write an original art history research paper.
This advanced-level work connects students’ perspectives and interest in the arts. Studio Institute’s Arts Intern Program is delighted to participate, and support students interested in pursuing arts careers. See excerpts from their art history research papers here.
Aneesa Razak, Agnes Gund Excellence
in Art History Research Award
Zoja Misut, Paul L King Excellence
in Art History Research Award
Sarah O’Brien,
Rona Roob Art History Research Award
Takumi Natsume,
Richard Roob Art History Research Award
Ona Cathcart-Smith,
Art History Fellowship Program Award
Jessica Angamarca,
Art History Fellowship Program Award
Anabella Orellana,
Art History Fellowship Program Award
Damaris Chamorro,
Art History Fellowship Program Award
Mia Beato,
Art History Fellowship Program Award
Mantis Harper-Blanco,
Art History Fellowship Program Award
Neo Haralambou,
Art History Fellowship Program Award
Jayden Ashley,
Art History Fellowship Program Award
