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              Civitella Ranieri Fellows in Visual Arts and in Writing for 2011 
and 2012

            
            

Civitella Ranieri Foundation has awarded sixty-four Fellowships to visual 
artists and writers from around the globe for the 2011 and 2012 seasons. These 
new Fellows are from over thirty nations in North and South America, Europe, 
Africa, and Asia. 



The Civitella Ranieri Visual Arts Fellows are: Mo Abdulla (Iraq/Netherlands), 
Jyothi Basu (India), Riccardo Benassi (Italy), Manfredi Beninati (Italy), Sonya 
Clark (USA), Stefan Constantinescu (Romania/Sweden), Ivars Drulle (Latvia), 
Ettore Favini (Italy), Sakshi Gupta (India), Yael Kanarek (USA/Israel), Leif 
Kath (Denmark), Mohd Nor Khalid/LAT (Malaysia), Marta Kolendo (Poland/Germany), 
Jeesoo Lee (Korea/USA), Loredana Longo (Italy), Overton Loyd (USA), Ivan 
Malerba (Italy/UK), Zanele Muholi (South Africa), Valerio Rocco Orlando 
(Italy/USA), Sreshta Premnath (India/USA), Riccardo Enea Previdi 
(Italy/Germany), Jorge Queiroz (Portugal/Germany), Chris Raschka (USA), Mauro 
Restiffe (Brazil), Marc Rosenthal (USA), Pietro Ruffo (Italy), Mary 
Ntombikayise Sibande (South Africa), Francesco 
Simeti (Italy/USA), Sun Xun (China), Lan Tuazon (Philippines/USA), Matthias 
Weischer (Germany), and Ahmad Yazid (Malaysia). 



The Civitella Ranieri Writing Fellows are: Kim Addonizio (USA), Monica Arac de 
Nyeko (Uganda/Sweden), Rick Barot (USA), Ishmael Beah (Sierra Leone/USA), 
Charles Bock (USA), Alexander Chee (USA), Brian Chikwava (Zimbabwe/UK), Jose Y. 
Dalisay Jr (Philippines), Monica Ferrell (India/USA), Carolyn Forché (USA), 
Eliza Griswold (USA), Michiel Heyns (South Africa), Randa Jarrar (USA), Toni 
Kan (Nigeria), Sam Lipsyte (USA), Phillip Lopate (USA), Sabrina Mark (USA), 
Donna Masini (USA), Valzhyna Mort (Belarus/USA), Obi Nwakanma (Nigeria/USA), 
Sofi Oksanen (Finland/Estonia), Marko Pogačar (Croatia), David Rivard (USA), 
Mercedes Roffé (Argentina/USA), Matilde Sánchez (Argentina/Spain), Gjertrud 
Schnackenberg (USA), Samanta Schweblin (Argentina), Salvatore Scibona (USA), 
Miguel Syju
co (Philippines/Canada), Hannah Tinti (USA), Uchechukwu Peter Umezurike 
(Nigeria), and John Wray (USA/Austria).



The Civitella Ranieri Center is a workplace for gifted artists from different 
disciplines and countries, located in the 15th century Civitella Ranieri castle 
in the Umbria region of Italy. In keeping with the spirit of its founder, 
Ursula Corning, and the tradition of hospitality and support for the arts that 
she established at the castle, the Center seeks to enable its Fellows to pursue 
their work and to exchange ideas in this unique and inspiring setting. The 
Foundation strives to encourage the creative process by providing Fellows with 
agreeable board and lodging, a private work space and a generous period of 
uninterrupted time.



The Foundation awards Fellowships biennially in a two-tiered process. A 
rotating group of diverse artists, academics, critics and others nominates 
potential candidates for the Fellowship. These candidates are then invited to 
submit an application along with representative work samples for review by an 
international jury of peers. The guiding principle of the nomination and 
selection process is to attract highly-qualified individuals who represent a 
full range of artistic backgrounds and practices. The process was designed to 
provide the Foundation access to the widest selection of artists in a variety 
of disciplines from all parts of the world.



The Center is funded by the Civitella Ranieri Foundation, Inc., a non-profit 
corporation with offices in New York City.

            
            
            
          
        
      
    
  




    
        
    

    
        
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