The Timbrel Artist-in-Residence teaches a four-session course during the Summer Institute, in addition to leading community-wide programming. Artists-in-Residence will receive credit for free tuition, room and board, program admissions to the Institute, an honorarium, and a budget for travel and materials.
The Timbrel Artist-in-Residence Program seeks artists with talent and passion to share at the 2020 Havurah Institute, to be held July 27 – August 2, 2020, at the University of Hartford, Connecticut. Artists from all disciplines are welcome; Jews of Color and Jews with disabilities are especially encouraged to apply. Applicants are encouraged to consider how they will draw on this year’s theme in their application: קֽוּמִי צְאִי מִתּוֹךְ הַהֲפֵכָה (Kumi tze’i mi’toch ha’hafecha) – Get up, go out from amidst the upheaval. Past artists have represented the disciplines of music, theater, storytelling, puppetry, poetry, visual arts, and dance, among others.
Artists-in-Residence will receive credit for free tuition, room and board, program admissions to the Institute, an honorarium, and a budget for travel and materials.
CLICK HERE to see the artists selected for 2019.
APPLY HERE. If you have any questions, please contact air@havurah.org. Applications are due by January 2. We will notify you regarding the status of your application by mid-February.
The NHC Summer Institute provides captioning during community programming. We ask all presenters to work with our transcription and accessibility teams to help achieve inclusion for all.