West Nottingham Academy

Artist-in-Residence

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Trish Kuhlman

Art Department Chair

Artist-in-Residence Program 

West Nottingham Academy is proud to be partnered with the New York Academy of Art and the renowned artist Eric Fischl for the Eric Fischl ’66 Artist-in-Residence Teaching Program. Each semester, a visiting graduate of the New York Academy of Art lives and works on campus, teaching classes and working on pieces to exhibit to our community. To learn more about our Artist-in-Residence program.

Winter 2021-2022 Artist-in-Residence

Jessica Hernandez

Jessica Hernandez joins WNA as our 2021-2022 winter artist-in-residence! Jessica is a graduate of the New York Academy of Art and will be sharing her ceramics expertise with her classes.

Jessica Hernandez Residency Show

Join us in Gates Gallery Exhibit in Finley-Bathon Hall for Jessica Hernandez’s Opening Reception and Residency Show on February 16 from 5 to 7:30 PM EST. She’ll be sharing information about her artwork and reflecting on her time here at West Nottingham Academy. Hernandez’s work will soon be displayed on our virtual exhibit at wnagallery.com.

Artist-in-Residence to Date

2020-21

Spring – Kaitlyn Stubbs
Winter – Siobhan O’Connor
Fall – Darryl Babatunde Smith

2019-20

Spring – Alonsa Guevara
Winter – Jiannan Wu
Fall – Jess Leo

2018-19

Spring – James Razko
Winter – Caleb Booth
Fall – Emily Acheson-Adams

2017-18

Spring – Isabelle Garbani
Winter – Adam Lupton
Fall – George Rue

2016-17

Spring – Jacob Hayes
Winter – Chris Marshall
Fall – Marcelo Daldoce

2015-16

Spring – Megan Ewert
Winter – Mitchel Martinez
Fall – Alexis Hilliard

2014-15

Spring – Amanda Scuglia
Winter – Nicolas Holiber
Fall – Zachary Brown

2013-14

Spring – Brittany Fields
Winter – William Bolton
Fall – Jacob Hicks

Opportunity awaits you at West Nottingham Academy!

Every day, in every activity, from the classroom to the playing fields, art studios, and club gatherings, students are exposed to a diverse community of learners from all walks of life.