Hartman Reserve Visiting Artist Program
Applications are now being accepted for the 2020 Hartman Reserve Visiting Artist program. Professional or novice, artists of ALL disciplines and ages are encouraged to apply! Application deadline is May 15, 2020, 4:30 PM, at Hartman Reserve. Application form can be downloaded here hrva_2020_application_form.pdf
Selected artist or ensemble receives:
~ $2,750 cash award plus up to $250 for supplies.
~ Opportunity to present a program, show, or performance at Waterloo Center for the Arts and the Hearst Center for the Arts.
Sponsors for this program are Friends of Hartman Reserve, Catherine Ann Livingston Fund at the Community Foundation of Northeast Iowa, Hearst Center for the Arts, and Friends of the Art Center (Waterloo Center for the Arts). Please call 319-277-2187 with any questions.
Applications are now being accepted for the 2020 Hartman Reserve Visiting Artist program. Professional or novice, artists of ALL disciplines and ages are encouraged to apply! Application deadline is May 15, 2020, 4:30 PM, at Hartman Reserve. Application form can be downloaded here hrva_2020_application_form.pdf
Selected artist or ensemble receives:
~ $2,750 cash award plus up to $250 for supplies.
~ Opportunity to present a program, show, or performance at Waterloo Center for the Arts and the Hearst Center for the Arts.
Sponsors for this program are Friends of Hartman Reserve, Catherine Ann Livingston Fund at the Community Foundation of Northeast Iowa, Hearst Center for the Arts, and Friends of the Art Center (Waterloo Center for the Arts). Please call 319-277-2187 with any questions.
2019 Hartman Visiting Artist
The Hartman Reserve Visiting Artist for 2019 was Cayli Graham! The HRVA selection committee was impressed with Cayli's proposal---here's an excerpt:
"Through this project, I would be eager to learn more about the species that make up the ecosystem of the Hartman Reserve, both native and invasive. My greatest interest will be in the species that are endangered, threatened, and extinct due to human activity. I would like to learn and share some history of these species and the human impacts on them throughout time. I strongly believe that strengthening the relationship between us and the natural world is crucial at this time. I greatly desire a better understanding of the environment and to share what I have learned with others."
Cayli explored Hartman and was involved with several activities, including plein air painting. She was able to come into the Interpretive Center to share what she had learned. The culmination of Cayli's visits were on display at Waterloo Center for the Arts and Hearst Center for the Arts last year.
— with Caylin Graham,Hearst Center for the Arts and Waterloo Center for the Arts.
The Hartman Reserve Visiting Artist for 2019 was Cayli Graham! The HRVA selection committee was impressed with Cayli's proposal---here's an excerpt:
"Through this project, I would be eager to learn more about the species that make up the ecosystem of the Hartman Reserve, both native and invasive. My greatest interest will be in the species that are endangered, threatened, and extinct due to human activity. I would like to learn and share some history of these species and the human impacts on them throughout time. I strongly believe that strengthening the relationship between us and the natural world is crucial at this time. I greatly desire a better understanding of the environment and to share what I have learned with others."
Cayli explored Hartman and was involved with several activities, including plein air painting. She was able to come into the Interpretive Center to share what she had learned. The culmination of Cayli's visits were on display at Waterloo Center for the Arts and Hearst Center for the Arts last year.
— with Caylin Graham,Hearst Center for the Arts and Waterloo Center for the Arts.
