SEMESTER FELLOWSHIPs - Fall (September–december) or spring (february–mid-june)
BEINECKE FELLOWSHIP
The Beinecke Fellowships, endowed by the former chair of the Research and Academic Program Trustee Committee, Frederick W. Beinecke, are awarded to senior scholars.
CARIBBEAN ART AND ITS DIASPORAS FELLOWSHIP
This fellowship supports art historians, artists, critics, and writers who engage with the complexity of critical Caribbean scholarship, art, and visual practices today.
CLARK FELLOWSHIPS
These fellowships are open to scholars working on any aspect of visual art, material culture, art history, and adjacent fields.
FUTURES FELLOWSHIP
This fellowship supports artists with research-based projects who are reimagining the possibilities of museums, scholarship, and public engagement.
GOULD FOUNDATION FELLOWSHIP
Dedicated to French-American cultural exchange, this fellowship is awarded annually to a senior scholar or curator, with priority given to an applicant from a French museum or institution of higher education or to someone pursuing a project in French art and visual studies.
Meslay and Margerie Fellowship
This fellowship is awarded to international scholars and museum professionals in art history working outside of the United States. We welcome projects with any geographic or temporal focus. The fellowship honors former Hardymon Director of the Clark Art Institute, Olivier Meslay, and his wife, Laure de Margerie, a foremost scholar of French sculpture, both of whom were Clark Fellows from August 2000 to June 2001.
MICHAEL ANN HOLLY FELLOWSHIP
Named in honor of the Starr Director Emerita of the Research and Academic Program, the Holly Fellowship prioritizes supporting a project that engages a senior humanities scholar in an exploration of the visual from a critical or historiographic perspective.
wyeth fellowship for american art histories
The Wyeth Fellowship welcomes research projects addressing the art, artists, and material culture of the United States from the colonial era to mid-twentieth century. This fellowship is supported by the Wyeth Foundation for American Art.
