Bogliasco

In 2023, we hosted 58 Fellows from 16 countries. Here are just a few of the projects developed over the course of the year. We depend on your generosity to sustain our mission. Please contribute to Bogliasco’s annual fund today! bfny.org/en/support

Our online application is now open for residencies during Fall 2024 and Spring 2025. For more information about Bogliasco's program, eligibility and requirements, and to apply, please visit: bfny.org/en/apply!

We are pleased to announce the awardees of this year's Bogliasco Fellowships - a group of 60 artists and scholars representing 13 disciplines, 17 countries, and 5 continents. Visit the link below to learn more! bfny.org/en/news-and-ev…

"It is a pleasure to learn, to be able to deepen one's curiosity and be reminded that the world, though more interconnected, remains mysterious." -Jeannette Louie (BF '23)

"Rarely are writers afforded a place for thoughtful consideration. At Bogliasco, I had the opportunity to think—not only about my creative process and themes, but also about beauty." -Nicole Sealey (BF '23).

During her residency, Melisa Tien (BF '23) worked on an opera about Chinese American architect I.M. Pei and the challenges he faced in constructing the glass-and-steel pyramid that was added to the Musée du Louvre during its renovation in the 1980s.

While at the Study Center, William Thomas McKinley Bogliasco Fellow Matthew Ricketts (BF '23) developed a new piece for countertenor, oboe, and string orchestra setting to music an ekphrastic poem of Mark Wunderlich.

Karin Altenberg (BF '22) was recently inducted as a Royal Society of Literature Fellow! rsliterature.org/new-fellows-an…

We now have our own “orto” where we grow vegetables that we use in our residency program meals! Take a look at today's bounty!

Here is a collaboration between Gwen Welliver (BF '21) and Angelo Sturiale (BF '21) made during their residency at the Bogliasco Foundation! youtube.com/watch?v=t32N3z…

Lorna Bieber's (BF '22) solo exhibition at the Ringling Museum of Art runs until October 15, 2023! ringling.org/events/lorna-b…

If you're in Itay, be sure to check out Melissa Febos's (BF '23) Childhood book tour this month! instagram.com/p/CsDWHx-o3rq/…

Our last group of spring 2023 Fellows!

Our 3rd group of spring Fellows!

Please join J. Bouey (BF '21) and George Del Barrio at BRIC to support their work-in-process showing of SATURN: A Revelation! bricartsmedia.org/events-perform…

Today is the world premiere of Faye Driscoll’s (BF ‘14) performance Weathering, a multi-sensory flesh sculpture made of bodies, sounds, scents, liquids and objects at New York Live Arts! newyorklivearts.org/event/untitled…

Congratulations to Deborah Zlotsky (BF '20) on her beautiful solo exhibition 'Today is Yesterday and Today' at McKenzie Fine Art. On view through May 7th! mckenziefineart.com/exhib/deborah-…

Gary Petersen (BF '22) has work included in After “The Wild”: Contemporary Art from The Barnett and Annalee Newman Foundation Collection at The Jewish Museum. On view through 10/1/23! thejewishmuseum.org/exhibitions/af…

Kimi Takesue's (BF '19) new film ONLOOKERS, which she worked on during her residency in Bogliasco, will have its International Premiere next week at Cinéma du Réel in the International Competition at the Centre Pompidou in Paris! Congrats, Kimi! cinemadureel.org/en/films/onloo…

Happy International Women’s Day! Of our 1172 Fellows, 612 have been women of all ages, career stages, and a range of nationalities. Here are some of our recent female Fellows.