Colby College Museum of Art Names 2026–2027 Lunder Institute Fellows
The Colby College Museum of Art has revealed its Lunder Institute Fellows for 2026–2027, recognizing scholars, researchers, and artists who push the limits of American Art. These fellowships facilitate research, experimentation, and production at all stages, providing essential resources, time, and space to foster innovative work. Each fellow engages with the Colby campus, the museum's collection, and the broader Waterville community through academic department visits, public programs, workshops, studio visits, and research utilizing the museum's collection. Among the selected fellows is Jerome Reyes, an artist, researcher, and educator from San Francisco and Seoul, whose work focuses on collaborative projects that blend architecture, archival history, and social practice. More information about the fellows and campus engagement opportunities will be shared throughout the year.
Key facts
- Colby College Museum of Art announced its 2026–2027 Lunder Institute Fellows.
- Fellowships go to scholars, researchers and artists whose work expands the boundaries of American Art.
- The program provides space, time and resources to incubate leading work in the field.
- Fellows engage with the Colby campus community, the museum's collection and the Waterville community.
- Engagement includes onsite visits with academic departments, public programs, workshops or studio visits.
- Jerome Reyes is an artist, researcher and educator based in San Francisco and Seoul.
- Reyes specializes in long-term, collaborative projects intersecting architecture, archival history and social practice.
- Additional information about the fellows and campus engagement opportunities will be announced throughout the year.
Entities
Artists
- Jerome Reyes
Institutions
- Colby College Museum of Art
- Lunder Institute
Locations
- Waterville
- United States
- San Francisco
- Seoul
- South Korea