FILIPINX TEACHING ARTIST FELLOWSHIP


The Filipinx Teaching Artist Fellowship (FTAF) provides free studio workspace to a Filipinx artist in exchange for being an integral part of Root Division’s Studios Program. In large part, the commitment involves teaching classes one to two afternoons per week at Bessie Carmichael Elementary School and the Filipino Education Center (FEC), an after school program for newcomer children who have recently emigrated to San Francisco.

Working as a teaching-artist in residence for the full school year, the FTAF incorporates monthly themes from the BCE/FEC cultural calendar into projects, which guide students in discussions, story-telling, and art-making around in their transition to a new home in the U.S. Instruction in the program is in Tagalog and English, so the FTAF is fluent in both languages.

Filipinx Teaching-Artist Fellowship

Deadline: Monday, May 9, 2022


Current Fellow

Josie Licavoli is our current FTAF (2023-2024). To learn more about Josie and to view her work, visit her Root Division Studio Artist page here.

Previous Fellows:

2021–23 Nicki Aquino

2020–21  Angela Buencamino Phung

2018–20  ChiChai Mateo

2015–16  Rea Lynn de Guzman


Other Fellowship Programs

BAY AREA BLACK ARTIST STUDIO FELLOWSHIP

Studio workspace in exchange for community outreach

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LATINX TEACHING ARTIST FELLOWSHIP

Fostering creativity in recently emigrated youth

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BLAU-GOLD STUDIO TEACHING ARTIST FELLOWSHIP

Supporting emerging, artist educators

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