Call for Applications: 2027 Princeton Arts Fellowship & Hodder Fellowship

Princeton University’s Lewis Center for the Arts is inviting applications for two fellowships: the Princeton Arts Fellowship (PAF) and the Mary Mackall Gwinn Hodder Fellowship. PAF supports early-career artists across various disciplines to teach and develop projects at Princeton for two academic years, with an appointment that includes formal teaching and integration into the university community. The Hodder Fellowship provides a ten-month visiting fellowship for artists and writers to pursue independent projects without teaching obligations. Both programs offer substantial stipends and reside within Princeton’s arts community.

Salary or stipend for the duration of the appointment and an affiliation with Princeton University; opportunities to teach and develop projects within the Princeton arts community.

Open to early-career dance, music, and theater artists (not accepting applications from creative writers or visual artists in this round).

Applications must be submitted online. Both applications for the Princeton Arts Fellowship and the Hodder Fellowship are submitted through the online application process via the provided Princeton links.