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Inaugural Boston Arts Fellowship awards $75,000 to three artists.

Three artists are posing against vibrant backgrounds. The person on the left sports glasses and a scarf, the center artist stands confidently in a black shirt, and the one on the right beams with joy, adorned in necklaces and bracelets. All three are recipients of the Boston Arts Fellowship awards.
Portraits of Wen-ti Tsen, Daniela Rivera and L’Merchie Frazier by Mel Taing. Courtesy of the Wagner Arts Fellowship.
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“The Wagner Foundation in Cambridge, Massachusetts, has launched the Wagner Arts Fellowship, awarding three Boston-based artists—L’Merchie FrazierDaniela Rivera, and Wen-ti Tsen—for their contributions to the local arts community. The recipients will be honored at an inaugural ceremony on May 22, coinciding with the Boston Public Art Triennial.

Each fellowship recipient will be awarded an unrestricted $75,000 grant and access to tailored artist support services, including career consulting, legal advice, and financial planning. Beyond the monetary support, the artists will showcase their work at the MassArt Art Museum (MAAM), as part of an exhibition titled “GENERATIONS” organized by the Wagner Foundation.”

Read the full article. The Wagner Foundation press release is available here.

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