Fellowship Project Grant

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The Fellowship Project grants were established in 2016 to support individual artists from all disciplines who have received the maximum allowed number of the NAC Artist Fellowships (two and more.) As part of the grant’s final report requirements, grantees create an article or video to be featured on NAC website.

FY16 Fellowship Project: Reno artist Joseph DeLappe created “Drone Strike(s)” a large-scale installation intended to map the history of ongoing US drone strikes in Pakistan.

White text over a dark background reads: Joseph DeLappe NAC Fellowship Project. Drone Strike Visualization (a collaborative project with Pete Froslie). Several antenna-like structures are silhouetted below the text.
 

FY17 Fellowship Project: Las Vegas artist Stephan Caplan created a series of video six performances to introduce the wide emotional range of recent American music for the oboe.

A man in a black suit and blue shirt plays an oboe on stage in front of a piano.
 

FY19 Fellowship Project: Las Vegas jazz musician and composer, Eugene Shapiro created a recording of his original jazz compositions, followed by a concert at The Smith Center in Las Vegas.

 
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