"It's really a community of entrepreneurs-in-residence, executives-in-residence, engineers-in-residence, all loosely coupled but tightly aligned," said Carroll.
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And Helmut Lang went so far as to create an "editor in residence," a curator charged with luring — if only for a season or less — a network of designers in residence or photographers in residence.
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For the last three months, she has been installed as that institution's first chef-in-residence, cooking for the staff and visiting artists-in-residence.
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Oliver is the designer-in-residence at the revamped cult-favorite brand, brought in under new editor-in-residence (and Dazed Editor-in-Chief) Isabella Burley.
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Rudina Seseri is founder and managing partner at Glasswing Ventures, an Entrepreneur-In-Residence at Harvard Business School and an Executive-In-Residence for Harvard University's Innovation Lab.
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The five selected community leaders in residence will get up to $1 million for their proposals, plus customized leadership development training during five one-week sessions in residence at Facebook's offices.
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The other three artists selected this year are the artist Laura Nova, who will be in residence with the Department for the Aging; the artist Julia Weist, who will be in residence with the Department of Records and Information Services; and the artist Janet Zweig, who will be in residence with the Mayor's Office of Sustainability.
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What's the most embarrassing sexual experience you had in residence?
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I admire it often when in residence at Clarence House.
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GUTTENBERG "Made Here: Winter 2016," Jeffrey Meris, artist in residence.
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We were artist in residence at Southbank, which was amazing.
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Fredrik Hiebert, the society's archaeologist in residence, has some leads.
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Yovanovitch is currently a diplomat in residence at Georgetown University.
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The Getty Research Institute announced its 2018/19 scholars in residence.
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The Getty Research Institute announced its 2017-2018 Scholars in Residence.
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Bernanke is currently a fellow in residence at the Brookings Institute.
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The writer is a former poet in residence at Reed College.
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NOAH BAUMBACH IN RESIDENCE at the Metrograph (Nov. 8-Dec. 22).
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Katherine Hensel is an executive in residence at Columbia Business School.
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He is currently journalist-in-residence at Data & Society Research Institute.
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Meryenda will be in residence for five months at this stall.
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The pianist Daniil Trifonov will be the orchestra's artist in residence.
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The American Ballet Theater principal Isabella Boylston will be artist in residence and the Philadelphia-based BalletX will be the company in residence at this year's Vail International Dance Festival, which announced its 2016 program Thursday.
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Related: 5 Spring Shows to See at Harlem's Studio Museum Meet the Artists-in-Residence at The Studio Museum in Harlem A 'Constellation' of 26 Artists Represents the African Diaspora Meet Harlem's Newest Artists-in-Residence
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Wife and husband duo Maria Hupfield and Jason Lujan investigated that question while in residence for a month at Trestle Gallery's project space in Gowanus, Brooklyn, where they were invited by curator-in-residence Melissa Staiger.
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In 2013, I was artist in residence at the Royal Edinburgh Hospital.
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Pallis was most recently an Entrepreneur in Residence (EIR) at Felix Capital.
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Allison Wiese was appointed the Neon Museum's 22017 National Artist in Residence.
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Hyman was an entrepreneur in residence at a giant real estate company.
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Lisa Park, one of the artists in residence at Nokia Bell Labs.
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Most recently, Caleb was an entrepreneur-in-residence at Primary Venture Partners.
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The Watermill Center announced its 21952 artists-in-residence [via email announcement].
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What's the most fucked-up sex you heard about/saw in residence?
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The current artist-in-residence is an abstract painter, Pamela M. Anderson.
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The store will partner with different artists-in-residence every two weeks.
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It is not unusual for dance companies to appoint choreographers in residence.
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But the restaurant's wizards-in-residence are sure to hit their stride.
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Harrison is the 2018 Efroymson Emerging Artist in Residence at the gallery.
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It is still one of the largest, with 250 artists in residence.
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Trump while in residence at Trump Tower, according to the department's commissioner.
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Mr. Martins shrewdly created for him the post of artist in residence.
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Philippe Petit, the French aerialist, was among the cathedral's artists-in-residence.
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He is an artist in residence with the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra.
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The Studio Museum's 2018-19 Artists in Residence exhibition is called Mood.
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On certain days those present include an artist in residence (Ahron D. Weiner, designer of the super PAC's advertising campaign) and a scholar in residence (Domingo Borges, a former prison inmate, who gives presentations on the criminal justice system).
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Applications are now open for the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation's Chef-in Residence program.
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Meanwhile on Earth, Laurie Anderson becomes NASA's first (and last) artist in residence.
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I came back and I was an entrepreneur-in-residence at Google Ventures.
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He has been an artist in residence with the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra.
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Currently, Minnesota's Mall of America is also looking for a writer in residence.
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He was in residence when Sid Vicious was charged with stabbing Nancy Spungen.
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GUTTENBERG "Made Here Winter 248700," work from the artist-in-residence Jeffrey Meris.
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Every cat in residence at the Algonquin Hotel has been a rescue cat.
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Brandlhuber doesn't just collaborate with artists: He literally has an artist in residence.
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A faculty member, Jon Rudy, holds the title here of peacemaker-in-residence.
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It is paired with "Sibilo" by the company's artist-in-residence, Sophie Laplane.
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Mr. Erard is writer in residence at the Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics.
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He is a former entrepreneur-in-residence at the Stanford-StartX startup accelerator.
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There is a studio where artists-in-residence will work and teach classes.
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Calvin Royal III, from American Ballet Theater, will be the artist in residence.
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Also in residence, along with Lumière, are Cogsworth the clock (Ian McKellen), Mrs.
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Previously, he was an executive in residence at Duke's Fuqua School of Business.
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He had been writer in residence at Texas A&M University since 2005.
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Trigg previously was an executive-in-residence at the investment firm Warburg Pincus.
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The artist-in-residence will be the tap dancer and choreographer Michelle Dorrance.
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The program includes twelve artists annually, with four in residence at a time.
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It changed everything, according to Aliza Kelly, the astrologer-in-residence at Sanctuary.
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There was an EIR [entrepreneur in residence] available at NEA, which was brilliant.
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Editor's note: The author is currently the art-writer-in-residence at SPACES.
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Bacow has spent the past six years at Harvard, serving as president-in-residence of the university's Graduate School of Education before taking on his current role as the Hauser Leader-in-Residence at the Kennedy School's Center for Public Leadership.
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Miller, who starts next Monday, will be joining Thrive as an entrepreneur in residence.
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Taylor was in residence at MacDowell in 2014, and worked on this show there.
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Next spring, Pipeline Angels plans to bring on three to five VCs in residence.
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In an email he added that Ms. Boylston was an ideal artist in residence.
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One of Miami's most exclusive luxury buildings just locked down its artist in residence.
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He's now a visiting researcher and artist-in-residence at Carnegie Mellon's Robotics Institute.
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Giraud is now an entrepreneur in residence at Yamaha Motor Ventures & Laboratory Silicon Valley.
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Pollock remained (and remains) an entrepreneur-in-residence and venture partner at 500 Startups.
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He actually incubated TellApart as an entrepreneur-in-residence at Greylock back in 2008.
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Rehab El Sadek was selected as the city of Austin's first artist-in-residence.
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"Well, high demand means high prices," said Erica Hirsch, gemologist in residence for RareCarat.
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In 2015, the university began allowing its students to have guns in residence halls.
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BYLINED founder David Hunegnaw is also a Partner/Executive in Residence with LOUD Capital.
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From 2018 to 2020, Nick Cave will be one of our artists in residence.
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The duration of engagement is twelve weeks in residence served within the academic year.
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She's been in residence this week at the Stone, showing off her many projects.
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Trump was in residence at Mar-a-Lago this year but no less embattled.
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Leonard Sherman is an executive in residence and faculty member at Columbia Business School.
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"We don't have any cats in residence now," she said, passing the cat kennels.
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She's in residence next week at the Stone, performing with different partners each evening.thestonenyc.
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Mr. Ratmansky, artist in residence at Ballet Theater since 2009, feasts on this music.
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In 2016, Simmons was named the inaugural Girls' Research Scholar in Residence at Hewitt.
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Keret House, officially an art installation completed in 2012, houses traveling artists in residence.
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Elizabeth Gore is entrepreneur in residence at Dell and Advocate at the United Nations Foundation.
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When I visited the facility, I met with the half-dozen startups currently in residence.
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Barri has been artist-in-residence at the lab, and Matter of Perspectives while there.
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Friedman has been an entrepreneur in residence at Expa Labs since July of last year.
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In San Francisco, artists in residence at the city dump are valorized for their work.
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Specifically, Palaniappan will be joining Atomico as part of its Executive-In-Residence (XiR) programme.
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Danielle Dean was appointed Artist-in-Residence for the Cranbrook Academy of Art's photography department.
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At Marydell, negotiations were complicated by the need for the sisters to remain in residence.
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The department has a "Wikipedian-in-residence," who helps integrate the collection into Wikipedia articles.
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Dive deep into this set recorded for Resident Advisor's In Residence Series at Sub Club.
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In 1968, he was named poet in residence at Lewis & Clark College in Portland, Ore.
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There are the right number of parents in residence and enough attention to go around.
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Q. and A. with Foster hosted by Picture House critic-in-residence Marshall Fine. Aug.
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Artwork was abundant, produced by local artisans and Blue Apple's own artist-in-residence program.
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The famous New York City hotel has housed a cat in residence since the 1930s.
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He also established the Entrepreneurs in Residence program to connect entrepreneurs with city business leaders.
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Of course, there would be no composer in residence were it not for Mr. Gilbert.
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Rajeev Balasubramanyam was recently writer in residence at the Zen Center of New York City.
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Ayzenshtat began spending time as an entrepreneur-in-residence at Social Capital beginning in 2014.
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Also, if there are children in residence, am I obligated to disclose this information beforehand?
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She is the inaugural Anna Quindlen Writer in Residence at Barnard College of Columbia University.
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The next group of designers in residence is to move into the studio in April.
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She was also a visiting fellow or poet in residence at a number of institutions.
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Odell was then an artist-in-residence at a waste operating station in San Francisco.
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MOOD: Studio Museum Artists in Residence 2018-19 is on view June 9 through Sept.
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Nearly 25% of these cases are in London, where the Queen is currently in residence.
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In 2013, she was named a Fulbright scholar in residence at Champlain College in Vermont.
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The Flea will also host a variety of artists in residence in the upcoming year.
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Swan, "the most beautiful man in the world," is in residence at a Chelsea townhouse.
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"These marine populations are being depleted," Enric Sala, a National Geographic explorer-in-residence, said.
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Paula Hayes was selected as the Baltimore Museum of Art's first landscape artist in residence.
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Resident Advisor continues their In Residence series with a trip to Seoul to visit Mystik.
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He's the designer-in-residence at Caffeine, a startup creating an interactive music streaming platform.
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I spent last week in Madison as "writer-in-residence" at the University of Wisconsin.
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MOOD: Studio Museum Artists in Residence 2018–103 at MoMA PS1 June 9–September 8, 2019 Organized by Hallie Ringle and Legacy Russell, with Josephine Graf Founded in 1968, the Studio Museum in Harlem is known for its long-running Artists in Residence Program.
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CalArts is pleased to announce that Anthropologist and Critical Theorist Elizabeth A. Povinelli will be the 2020 Theorist in Residence for its MA Aesthetics and Politics Program and that Literary Scholar and Cultural Historian Saidiya Hartman will be the Theorist in Residence in 2021.
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Starting this month, the center begins a monthly series with collaborations between the artists in residence.
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The month after Duffy transferred out of Nest, becoming an "entrepreneur in residence" deep inside the
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Stan Litow is a professor at Duke and Columbia University, and innovator in residence at Duke.
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Guadalupe Rosales was appointed the Los Angeles County Museum of Art's first Instagram artist in residence.
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A full schedule of events presented by artist-in-residence Ahree Lee can be found here.
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And promotional writer-in-residence stunts are enjoying a bit of a cultural boom right now.
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Artist-in-Residence Open Studios at Studio Museum 127 is free and open to the public.
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Dexter originally launched out of betaworks' most recent Hacker-In-Residence program almost a year ago.
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Further, it was designed by Mark Champkins, Inventor in Residence at the Science Museum in London.
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Dan Farrimond was hired as an artist-in-residence for the ARD broadcasting organization in Germany.
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For the most part, I don't think people have been paying much attention to In Residence.
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Some roles at Adobe include Principal Artist-in-Residence, People Scientist and Vice President of Creativity.
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The renowned ensemble, founded in Canada, has been in residence at the university for nineteen years.
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Sailesh Chutani: Executive entrepreneur-in-residence at Amazon and former CEO of ultrasound imaging company Mobisante.
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She will also be artist in residence at the Konzerthaus Berlin for the 2016/2017 season.
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Mr. Ratmansky has been artist in residence at American Ballet Theater in New York since 2009.
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Q. and A. with director Meera Menon hosted by Picture House critic-in-residence Marshall Fine.
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Each year, the hotel hosts the event in order to celebrate the current cat in residence.
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Shipley is a research scholar in residence at the Institute of African Studies at Columbia University.
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The residency is being supported by the Jay Franke and David Herro Choreographer in Residence Fund.
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MS: [Foundation entrepreneur-in-residence] RJ Jain was working with [Handler's] development team on her app.
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Anne Milgram is a Professor of Practice, and Distinguished Scholar in Residence at New York University.
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He had also been an artist in residence at Syracuse University and the University of Wisconsin.
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With no one else in residence, Mr. Qader's house is the last rodent magnet in town.
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The Corning Museum of Glass selected Karen LaMonte for its 2018 Specialty Glass Artist-in-Residence.
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In 2009, when you became artist in residence at Ballet Theater, you barely knew the company.
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Fortunately, the team of performers now in residence at the Jacobs is considerably better than that.
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In November 2017 Svalina was artist-in-residence at Understudy, an experimental arts space in Denver.
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Levick, who will start in September, has been an entrepreneur-in-residence at Greylock since January.
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His father is a neuroradiologist and an executive in residence with G.E. Ventures, also in Seattle.
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The Neon Museum selected Karl Orozco as its 2018 National Artist in Residence [via email announcement].
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We have some questions for Melissa Madara, the witch in residence at a hotel in Manhattan.
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The complex has "artists in residence" like Adam Ward, who creates sculptures made of Lego bricks.
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John Reeder was moved to American University as an "executive in residence" after clashing with Pruitt.
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With his increasingly expansive vision came a change in residence as well, in June, to Manhattan.
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For the first time, the festival has created a composer-in-residence program, named for Bernstein.
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There, he created an entrepreneur-in-residence program in which participants collaborate and support one another.
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She'll join this storied club's versatile band in residence for shows at 20023 and 20013 p.m.
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Gillett met them after becoming executive-in-residence at GV, Alphabet's venture capital investment arm, in 2015.
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Vijay Pandurangan is an investor and founder, and most recently an entrepreneur in residence at Benchmark Capital.
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The monastic community has about 30 members, of whom 20 are in residence at any given time.
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To that end, Atomico has quietly — or not so quietly — added a new Entrepreneur-in-Residence (EiR).
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Deball developed this exhibition while in San Francisco as Artist-in-Residence of the SFAI + Kadist Fellowship.
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The Rose Art Museum awarded Tony Lewis its Ruth Ann and Nathan Perlmutter Artist-in-Residence Award.
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Mike Hoefflinger is an Executive-in-Residence at XSeed Capital and was previously at Facebook and Intel.
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Editor's note: This review was made possible by the author's art-writer-in-residence period at SPACES.
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I spent last weekend as a scholar-in-residence with the Chabad Jewish Center in Aspen, Colorado.
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After his firing, Bharara became a distinguished scholar in residence at New York University School of Law.
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Postcommodity are currently artists in residence at SFAI, where they received the Harker Award for Interdisciplinary Studies.
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He is currently a scholar-in-residence at the Duke-Margolis Center for Health Policy in Washington.
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Coleman had once been in residence at Queen of All Saints, down Vanderbilt Avenue from our apartment.
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Deceased former tenants—normally those who have suffered violent, untimely deaths—are said to remain in residence.
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After dinner I went into the kitchen to thank the in-residence Afghan chef for the meal.
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"[T]he artists in residence are forced to really consider the material and its boundaries," Clark says.
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Developed in residence at the Society for Art and Technology (SAT), the installation's name is not arbitrary.
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"You hear 'artist in residence,' and you think Laurie Anderson or someone like that," Mr. DiMeo said.
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Michael Erard is writer in residence at the Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics in Nijmegen, the Netherlands.
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On the other hand, the majority of my fellow artists in residence were stranded on the island.
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Dominique Moody was named the 2018 Artist-in-Residence at the Side Street Projects in Pasadena, Calif.
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He is now the Distinguished Global Leader in Residence at the Perry World House, University of Pennsylvania.
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She was most recently a scholar-in-residence at the National Academy of Medicine, also in Washington.
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With several French restaurants and legends like the chef Gabriel Rucker already in residence in Portland, Ore.
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In April, he joined the New York University School of Law as a distinguished scholar in residence.
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In residence next week at the Stone, Mr. Takeishi will perform with a different group each night.
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Michelle Dorrance, this year's artist in residence, makes her own music as she taps, tough and delicious.
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Mierle Laderman Ukeles has been the city Sanitation Department's artist in residence for more than 35 years.
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Assuming all remains peaceful in the tank, scuba-diving Santa will be in residence until Jan. 5.
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Rico is a six-year-old "artist in residence" waiting for adoption at a Virginia animal shelter.
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Participating high school students work with an artist in residence and learn about how a museum works.
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Many buyers plan to rent out their properties when they are not in residence, Mr. Cavallo said.
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Some hostels host traveling exhibitions and artist-in-residence programs; others lead tours to local art museums.
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When I got here, I was alone in residence for two weeks with no laptop or cellphone.
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Sculptures made by the artists-in-residence are released in editions, and packaged in colorful wooden boxes.
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Liad, the founder and CEO, he was an entrepreneur in residence in our Herzliya office back in 2011.
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Until yesterday, Stebbings was also Entrepreneur-in-Residence at Atomico, the VC firm founded by Skype's Niklas Zennström.
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It even has an artist-in-residence programme, designed to show how useful and beautiful junk can be.
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Angélica Negrón, the garden's composer in residence, speaks for them, too, but she gives them voice with music.
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The house's former stables were turned into a lithography printing shop, where artists in residence continue to work.
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Maybe we will see go-go musicians serving as artists-in-residence at city agencies, libraries, recreation centers.
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The Getty Research Institute selected Fiona Tan as the artist-in-residence for its 2016–2017 Scholar Year.
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He recently completed a term as scholar-in-residence at New York University Institute of African American Affairs.
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Wishing for a better way, Wish, a serial entrepreneur and former Techstars entrepreneur -in-residence, launched Simple Contacts .
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Image courtesy of the artist The film was developed while Mcrae was artist-in-residence at Ars Electronica.
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But this February some of his heart conditions returned while working as an Entrepreneur-In-Residence at Prehype.
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And Alexander Chee, Social Capital's former head of product development, is on board as an entrepreneur-in-residence.
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Cristian Farias is a writer-in-residence at the NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund's Thurgood Marshall Institute.
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He incubated Android in the winter of 2004 at Redpoint Ventures, where he was the entrepreneur in residence.
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He will be embedded with NASA's Oceans Melting Greenland mission; he is not an official artist-in-residence.
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For the past year, he has been working with Reena Esmail, who is Street Symphony's composer-in-residence.
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Tanvi Nagpal is acting director of the International Development Program and Practitioner in Residence at Johns Hopkins SAIS.
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Tanvi Nagpal is acting director of the International Development Program and practitioner in residence at Johns Hopkins SAIS.
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As a guest in a safe house, you are invited to join the others in-residence for dinner.
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Related: Meet the Artists-in-Residence at The Studio Museum in Harlem Can Tumblr Preserve Black Contemporary Art?
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He is currently working as an entrepreneur-in-residence (EIR) at Greylock and receiving advice from the firm.
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"Leagues typically formed around teams," Robert Boland, Executive-in-Residence of Ohio University's Department of Sports Administration, said.
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Matthew AucoinBrooklyn The writer, a composer and a conductor, is artist in residence at the Los Angeles Opera.
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The series is hosted by the Kennedy Center in Washington, where Willems is the Education Artist-in-Residence.
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Its public art arm sponsors artists in residence and plans to open a performing arts theater in fall.
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Until 2016, he was an artist in residence at New Inc, the New Museum's arts and tech incubator.
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Though he maintained a room in residence, Maloney had a common-law wife, Melissa Facciolo, and a son.
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Jennie C. Jones received the Rose Art Museum's 22017 Ruth Ann and Nathan Perlmutter Artist-in-Residence Award.
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But it and its designers in residence have developed multiple exhibits, activities and demonstrations devoted to environmental sustainability.
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The artist in residence Alexei Ratmansky has made a mission of carefully remastering ballet classics from days past.
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Since 2014 she has been in residence for a month each summer and a few days each spring.
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Instead, much was made at UpClose of the composer-musician Caroline Shaw, the 2018 festival's composer in residence.
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She is now into her fourth decade as honorary artist in residence with New York Department of Sanitation.
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Mr. Scarlett is choreographer in residence at the Royal Ballet; this was his American debut as a choreographer.
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Its Entrepreneur in Residence program invites start-ups into its communities for short stays to test new gadgets.
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I took full advantage of this: Every morning, I ordered a selection of cheese for in-residence breakfast.
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"History flowed through Charles Jones," Tom Hanchett, historian in residence at the Charlotte Mecklenburg Library, said by email.
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As the platform's first artist in residence, Mac will create original video content for cable and digital broadcast.
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It must continue to appoint dynamic performers as artists in residence and give them a say in programming.
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Then there is the West Point Band, the official band-in-residence of the United States Military Academy.
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Her concerts will take place at the Park MGM's Park Theater, where Lady Gaga is currently in residence.
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To that end, he has opened the archives of CNES and even established an artists in residence program.
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The Republican Senate, where it would seem that such a person might be in residence, is in hiding.
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She is a distinguished senior fellow-in-residence and director of the Armstrong Center for Energy & the Environment.
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The air at City Center, where the Ailey company is in residence until Saturday, felt different that night.
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At any given time, the workshop has about eight artists in residence, most of them from outside China.
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Marie Myung-OK Lee is a novelist, essayist and teaches fiction as a Writer in Residence at Columbia.
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Ted Gup is writer-in-residence at Durham University in England and the author of several nonfiction books.
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This Sunday, Coaxial is celebrating its fourth anniversary with an evening of works by previous artists-in-residence.
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Rush developed Dark Hearts of Space at the Banff Centre Canada, where she was an artist-in-residence.
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At Cranbrook, students work directly with their department Designer-in-Residence to chart individual paths through project-based learning.
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William Poole is senior fellow at the Cato Institute and distinguished scholar in residence at the University of Delaware.
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And Capri Cafaro, the executive in residence at American University School of Public Affairs, and a Washington Examiner contributor.
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He is now "entrepreneur in residence" at Data Collective, a venture capital fund that has invested in Planet Labs.
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He is currently entrepreneur-in-residence at Columbia Business School and is on his fifth business in 13 years.
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Our artist-in-residence, Laura Nova, brings a unique artistic lens to raising public awareness of this 'invisible' population.
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Ms. Lindquist's video was filmed at Studio Around the Corner, in Brewster, where she is an artist in residence.
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I'm a designer in residence at an incubator that essentially acts as an accelerator to launch your fashion business.
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Brendan de Kenessey is a fellow in residence at the Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics at Harvard University.
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The former Scholar-in- Residence at New York University told CNN he realised "quite early on" Trump could win.
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Krane had sold his fantasy sports startup Hitpost to Yahoo, and become an entrepreneur-in-residence at Khosla Ventures.
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Earlier this month, the former U.S. attorney joined New York University's law school as a distinguished scholar in residence.
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Do you think there are any rules people should follow when it comes to etiquette for sex in residence?
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Locke is an African-American artist, who is also one of the city of Boston's current artists-in-residence.
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Bharara will next join New York University Law School, where he will serve as a distinguished scholar in residence.
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Although the Quin does not take a cut of the sales, many hotels with artist-in-residence programs do.
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Snider was a Bain associate before Compass, and a Bain executive-in-residence between launching Harness and leaving Compass.
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The clans of artists who have gathered in Tarusa for decades are building new studios for artists in residence.
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Meehan Crist is writer in residence in biological sciences at Columbia and hosts Convergence: A Show About the Future.
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Alex Dehgan is the Chanler Innovator in residence at Duke University & CEO and co-founder at Conservation X Labs.
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Now after more than four years with Uber, Pao is joining Greylock Partners as its new entrepreneur-in-residence.
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She also started a program called Artists-in-Residence-in-Motherhood (ARiM) to empower and support working artist mothers.
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One of TheSkimm&aposs board members, Betsy Morgan, is also an executive in residence at LionTree, according to LinkedIn.
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And Brooke Singer, the designer in residence at the Hall of Science, was mixing it with her bare hands.
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They will be in residence for six nights each, Tuesdays through Sundays, cooking in a dinner party set up.
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She is in residence this coming week at the Stone, where she performs in a different scenario each night.
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First Class Nola Brown, a decorated combat veteran who held the prestigious job of the Army's artist in residence.
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Instead, they will travel to Pyeongchang, South Korea, as Olympic artists in residence, the International Olympic Committee announced today.
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Now Mr. Nyman is the museum's first composer in residence and plans to compose scores to accompany future exhibitions.
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He's currently the playwright-in-residence with the Tow Foundation at Playwrights Horizons, where he is also under commission.
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He is now the Hauser leader in residence at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government's Center for Public Leadership.
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Working largely behind the scenes, she has served as the big-thinker-in-residence for a succession of bosses.
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Every conversation about candidates revolved around the catastrophic nightmare currently in residence in DC. People didn't use his name.
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Suzan-Lori Parks is making the most of her role as a playwright in residence at the Signature Theater.
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The quartet in residence will be PubliQuartet, which incorporates improvisation and contemporary compositions into its performances of the canon.
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In the coming week Mr. Ross will be in residence at the Stone, presenting a different project each night.
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In 2012, I was a writer-in-residence for a week at the [art space] Western Front in Vancouver.
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That shift has been guided by Brad Smith, Microsoft's president, diplomat-in-residence and emissary to the outside world.
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Ms. Goldvicht was an artist in residence then at Beit Venezia, formerly the Venice Center for International Jewish Studies.
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Small investment firms often have interns and entrepreneurs in residence passing through, each of which is a security risk.
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In addition, he will succeed Paula Vogel (the Broadway-bound "Indecent") as playwright in residence at Yale Repertory Theater.
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Mr. Bauer is a professor of practice and distinguished scholar in residence at New York University School of Law.
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After moving to the United States in 2008, he became artist in residence at American Ballet Theater in 2009.
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For the last 13 years Ms. Neblett had taught at Chapman University, where she was an artist in residence.
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Mr. Oyen, an artist in residence at the Norwegian National Ballet, also runs his own theater group, Winter Guests.
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The entrepreneur-in-residence would also assist with that initiative, which involves building close ties with the technology industry.
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Visiting artists, guest speakers and an Artist-in-Residence also contribute to the breadth of perspectives represented on campus.
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Sotheby's will auction the art collection of playwright Edward Albee to benefit his foundation and its artist-in-residence program.
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Its founder is Lisa Maki, who stepped down in 2017 to work as an entrepreneur in residence at Storm Ventures.
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Earlier this month, Cornell Tech announced Young Smith would be joining the faculty as an executive-in-residence in January.
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Michael Reitano is the company's physician-in-residence and his son Zachariah is one of the company's three co-founders.
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Autumn Knight, Julia Phillips, and Andy Robert were named the Studio Museum in Harlem's artists in residence for 2016–17.
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As if two baby polar bears were not enough, the Columbus Zoo also has another baby polar bear in residence.
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Serenbe, a bedroom community of Atlanta with fewer than 22012 residents, boasts an ambitious and unconventional artist-in-residence program.
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But this is the first artist-in-residence in a US city that will be explicitly focused on Vision Zero.
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Massachusetts launched the Global Entrepreneurship in Residence program, which allows entrepreneurs to build businesses while maintaining employment at local universities.
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It also started an Artist-in-Residence program to promote independent musicians and bands, starting with Indian electronic artiste Nucleya.
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Past and current Studio Museum artists-in-residence include Jordan Casteel, EJ Hill, Sable Elyse Smith, and Paul Mpagi Sepuya.
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Can artists in residence at Chaco today, like Moran did over a century ago, help preserve this sacred historical site?
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In 2007 Bernardo Atxaga, the foremost Basque author of his generation, followed in their wake as a writer-in-residence.
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We were told that the store would partner with different artists-in-residence every two weeks, beginning with Chinatown Market.
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Between his time at Foursquare and Walker & Company, he was "entrepreneur in residence" at Andreessen Horowitz, the Menlo Park, Calif.
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Hrach Gregorian, Ph.D., is practitioner-in-residence and program director, School of International Service, American University View the discussion thread.
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After leaving FHFA, DeMarco joined the Milken Institute's Center for Financial Markets where he was a senior fellow-in-residence.
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The Studio Museum in Harlem announced its 2018 artists in residence; Allison Janae Hamilton, Tschabalala Self, and Sable Elyse Smith.
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Bendz had already spent two and a half years as an executive-in-residence at the London-based VC firm.
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The Queen will stay in residence throughout the building works and it will be "business as usual" at the palace.
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Eamonn Carey is entrepreneur in residence at Techstars, and a board member at Lingvist, Motivii and Sorry as a Service.
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Prior to Greenlight, Tim was the Lead Entrepreneur in Residence at Georgia Tech's startup incubator, the Advanced Technology Development Center.
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That meant his company would no longer be in residence at The Place and would lose most of its funding.
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Upon graduation, he became an artist-in-residence at the Studio Museum in Harlem, and soon experienced a visual epiphany.
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One of their first artists in residence, a writer named Stephanie Danler, worked on revisions to her book "Sweetbitter" there.
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There are 20143 registered mediums in residence here, charging $22014 to $212 for a half-hour reading, Dr. Rzepkowski said.
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Ms. Anderson became NASA's first artist in residence in 2004, and has referenced space frequently in her music and performance.
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"Hi, I'm here to see the witch in residence," I told the front desk employee at a West Village hotel.
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A. Law" and "Homicide: Life on the Street," Mr. Sherin became a kind of director in residence for "Law & Order.
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A theatrical but elusive vocalist and composer, Mr. Bleckmann is also a curator in residence at National Sawdust in Williamsburg.
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Line: Ravens by 93 The Eagles have not won in Baltimore since 1978, when the Colts were still in residence.
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This coming week he is in residence at the Stone, where he will perform each night with a different group.
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Based in Chicago, Ms. Reid is artist in residence this year at Roulette, where she performs intermittently in different arrangements.
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The old dormitory of Alma White Bible College is now boarded up, and a family of beavers is in residence.
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Her first night in residence, Ms. Leyva turned on the lights in the kitchen and saw cockroaches by the score.
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The jazz vocalist Cilla Owens and the children's book illustrator Pat Cummings were among those in residence in the past.
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One of the people determined to preserve it is Robin Nagle, a professor at N.Y.U. and Sanitation's anthropologist-in-residence.
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A Virginia animal shelter&aposs "artist in residence" fetched $4,000 when his shelter auctioned off 20 of his original paintings.
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"It just reminds me of the Paris peace talks on Vietnam," Mr. Crocker, now diplomat-in-residence at Princeton, said.
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Javed Ali is a Towsley Policymaker in Residence at the University of Michigan's Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy.
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Across from me is Holojam's senior artist in residence, David Lobser, who is rendered as a bright blue cartoon character.
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The board at the time said that he and his wife could continue to live on campus as theologians-in-residence.
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Individual artists-in-residence receive a stipend of $4,500, an additional $1,000 materials/supplies budget, and access to materials and supplies.
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Summer Intensives All Maine College of Art MFA students are in residence in Portland, Maine for eight weeks in the summer.
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L'Engle was a devout Episcopalian, and a writer in residence at the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine in Manhattan.
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Witches are seemingly everywhere — witch parties, witch protests, witch podcasts, witches in residence — and now in a bevy of new books.
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Iranian artist-in-residence Amitis Motevalli fired up an overhead projector and slapped down a transparency of the Declaration of Independence.
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Stanger, currently a scholar in residence at the New America Foundation in Washington, said she is now "feeling almost 100 percent."
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And now I'm a filmmaker in residence, and now I've got these producers on board, so this is a serious thing.
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He is a recipient of the Headlands Center for the Arts' Artist-in-Residence Grant and the SFAC Individual Artists Grant.
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It's part of Spotify's In Residence series, a feature where people (usually musicians) put together playlists interspersed with their own commentary.
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Adobe offers job titles as creative as its products, including Principal Artist-in-Residence, People Scientist and Vice President of Creativity.
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There's a new princess in residence at Disney's Animal Kingdom — and we're not talking about the kind that wears glass slippers.
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Russel left his job at the State Department last March to join the Asia Society Policy Institute as Diplomat in Residence.
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Once in residence, Wolbachia co-opts its hosts' reproductive machinery and often greedily shields them from a variety of competing infections.
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For nearly 27 years, Mierle Laderman Ukeles has been the official, unsalaried artist-in-residence at the city's Department of Sanitation.
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He is now a distinguished practitioner in residence at the School of Public Affairs and Administration at Rutgers University in Newark.
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Brendan Costello, Urby's chef-in-residence, uses the farm's produce in weekly cooking demonstrations and to make free treats for residents.
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The exhibition inaugurating the new Bowery space, "Public, Private, Secret," is organized by Charlotte Cotton, the center's first curator in residence.
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I was an artist-in-residence at the Museum of Arts and Design in Columbus Circle, working 40 hours a week.
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Garrett spoke to me over the phone from Paris, where he is currently the theologian-in-residence at the American Cathedral.
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Ms. Bullock seemed to be emphasizing that, at the Met, she would truly be an artist, not a diva, in residence.
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Engagement with students is occurring as much — if not more — in residence halls and student centers as it is in classrooms.
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What the Senate proposed: The Senate proposes an identical formula as it relates to years in residence and frequency of use.
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I saw some skepticism about this kind of thinking from people like Adam Nash, an entrepreneur in residence at Greylock Partners.
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Each year, it hosts a number of artists in residence who receive access to facilities and stipends ranging between $25–100,000.
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She arrived in the summer of 1973, completed the school's four-year program and stayed on as an alumna in residence.
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After receiving her M.F.A. from Yale in 2014, Ms. Halsey was an artist in residence at the Studio Museum in Harlem.
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Sam's family—including his father and his wife—knew he was in university, and that he had a room in residence.
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Her mother is a founder and the scholar in residence of Kol HaNeshamah, a Jewish outreach organization, also in New York.
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And it was a very, very exceptional band to have in residence two or three nights a week in your clubs.
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Mr. Andsnes, who was the New York Philharmonic's artist in residence this season, is also the opposite of a flashy virtuoso.
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This fall, expect premieres by the company's artist in residence, Alexei Ratmansky, as well as by Jessica Lang and Benjamin Millepied.
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Mr. Berger will be in residence at the Stone all this week, and he's using the opportunity to spotlight his acolytes.
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Daniil Trifonov begins his artist-in-residence season at the New York Philharmonic with an exciting performance of Scriabin's youthful concerto.
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Liniers, is a frequent cover artist for The New Yorker and the artist in residence at the Center for Cartoon Studies.
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It also has 26 bedrooms, with reduced prices for authors, clergy and students, and there is often a writer in residence.
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"What I actually wanted to call him was disrupter in residence," said Deborah Borda, the departing chief executive of that orchestra.
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In the fall of 2015, the International Olympic Committee approached me to be an artist in residence in Rio de Janeiro.
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He is the distinguished legislator in residence and chairman of the Levin Center at Wayne State University Law School in Detroit.
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The groom's father is a practitioner in residence at the Washington College of Law in Washington, where he teaches clinical law.
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Alison Gass, the chief curator for the Cantor Arts Center at Stanford, invited Trevor Paglen to be an artist in residence.
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This Renaissance ensemble is also in residence at the Met this year, in a position typically held by a string quartet.
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Coaxial Arts Foundation is celebrating a four-year anniversary by inviting its artists-in-residence from over the years to perform.
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So, the partnership with Google for Entrepreneurs is ... we actually have eight entrepreneurs in residence in eight cities around the country.
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The Dartmouth Collection includes a variety of mixed-media works produced while in residence at Dartmouth, including studies of Orozco's mural.
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All four artists in residence will be showcasing their projects, including a staged reading of Dan Kwong's "Tales of Little Tokyo."
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At least Mr. Garcia and Ms. Kim were wrestling with legacy in a more substantive way than Shayne Oliver, the "designer in residence" at Helmut Lang, appointed by the "editor in residence" (this house is getting a little crowded with residents) Isabella Burley to provide a one-season spin on the brand whose eminently cool minimalism defined the 1990s.
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She worked as an artist in residence at Saatchi & Saatchi ad agency in New York, and was focused on art and filmmaking.
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While Facebook, like almost every other tech company, struggles with the gender gap, its Artist in Residence program is a bright spot.
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The Royal Ballet's first artist in residence, he has choreographic credits as long as your arm, though none from reworking existing ballets.
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Giphy started as part of a Hacker-in-Residence program at betaworks, with the goal to make GIFs more searchable and shareable.
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I first watched it two years ago during my stay in Helsinki as curator-in-residence at Helsinki International Artist Programme (HIAP).
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It's led by Bo Peabody, a venture partner and entrepreneur in residence at Greycroft who also co-owns the Mezze Restaurant Group.
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Wells and Schwan left Starbucks in January, joining Pioneer Square Labs as entrepreneurs-in-residence to work on what would become Shujinko.
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ET: Kelli Ward, Arizona Senate candidate; Kayleigh McEnany, RNC national spokesperson; Capri Cafaro, American University School of Public Affairs Executive in Residence.
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Greylock Partners, the Silicon Valley venture firm, has hired a "growth advisor in residence" to help goose growth at its portfolio companies.
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And In Residence isn't really a good enough concept on its own to make me want to return to the feature again.
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As the MetLiveArts 2016-17 artist in residence at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, DiMeo is creating a series of 10 episodes.
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But residents of Warren should never fear, because their newest artist-in-residence is already thinking about ways to up her game.
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As far as I know, it was a one-off thing, but I've heard of other people in residence doing similar things.
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Mr. Cave gave a reporter a peek when he was in residence here for a few weeks, working constantly and staying nearby.
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The ovation capped a great night for the Philharmonic and a personal triumph for Mr. Salonen, the orchestra's busy composer in residence.
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Max Schireson is the former CEO of open-source database company MongoDB and is currently an executive-in-residence at Battery Ventures.
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" Capricia Marshall, Atlantic Council Ambassador in Residence, on culture: "Latino restaurants, food, and culture is so embraced now in the United states.
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Ivan Oransky, MD, who blogs at Embargo Watch, is a distinguished writer in residence at New York University's Arthur Carter Journalism Institute.
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Mr. DePalma, now a writer-in-residence at Seton Hall University, wrote it in 2000 and had been revising it ever since.
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Mr. Doerries, who last year was named a public artist in residence for New York City, doesn't believe in such formal distinctions.
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I spent one month as the first artist-in-residence for the "Projeto Entre Serras" at the Wool Museum in Covilhã, Portugal.
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As part of its Dig Dance Weekend Series, the 231nd Street Y hosts a program of works from its artists in residence.
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Her mother is a journalist in residence at American University in Washington, and is the managing editor of its investigative-reporting workshop.
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There was a slight overuse of the Mahler Chamber Orchestra, a solid but not revelatory ensemble that was in residence this year.
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Lucky for him, he is one of the world's most sought-after choreographers and the artist in residence at American Ballet Theater.
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From 2000 to 2012 he directed the Scholars in Residence Program at the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture in Manhattan.
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It would be entirely accurate to describe them as artists in residence — and just as true to call them musicians at work.
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And last month, the Swiss jewelry house De Grisogono named Mr. Tarpin the first artist in its new "creativity in residence" program.
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Patterson will be named president emeritus and will reside on campus as a "theologian-in-residence" for a new Baptist Heritage Center.
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Matthew M. McKenna founder and executive in residence of the Rural Opportunity Initiative at the McDonough School of Business at Georgetown University.
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And, as of last year, he is choreographer in residence at NYTB/Chamber Works, a small troupe based in the East Village.
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Mr. Pasalich and his fiancé, Dustin Latham, 30, who works in human resources at Columbia University, were in residence the next month.
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Also in 2020, she'll be at the prestigious Umbria Jazz Festival as an artist-in-residence, a first for a tap dancer.
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Also in 2020, she'll be at the prestigious Umbria Jazz Festival as an artist-in-residence, a first for a tap dancer.
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Meet James "Yaya" Hough, a formerly incarcerated artist who hopes to transform the Philadelphia DA's Office as its first artist in residence.
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But she is still in her fledgling years, working out of a studio at the RestorationArt center as an artist in residence.
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Yovanovitch, who is now serving as a diplomat in residence at Georgetown University, didn't respond to BuzzFeed News' requests for an interview.
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Last November, Oceania Cruises introduced "Snowbird in Residence" Caribbean voyages of up to 116 days, scheduled for December 2017 and January 2018.
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The 22015 full-length "Frankenstein" ballet was choreographed by the Royal Ballet artist-in-residence and Queensland Ballet artistic director Liam Scarlett.
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This season the Russian-born pianist is the artist in residence with the New York Philharmonic, which has become his home orchestra.
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From July 4 to 30, MC Hyland will be in residence among Josiah McElheny's sculptures, exploring the connection between walking and poetry.
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New York City has named four new public artists in residence who will devise creative responses to social issues affecting the city.
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The Japanese restaurant Uchi in Austin, Texas, will be in residence Thursdays to Sundays from July 2120 to 276, $277 per person.
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She interned at the Studio Museum, seeing up close the practice of David Hammons, among others, who was an artist in residence.
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But it is particularly in this first section, focused on prints produced by Brodsky Center artists-in-residence, where the exhibition shines.
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I was in Cleveland as the art-writer-in-residence at SPACES and called her up to ask if we could talk.
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On July 15, NYC Public Artist in Residence Bryan Doerries will explore the resonance between Antigone and the killing of Michael Brown.
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Miranda suffers a violent assault, and after she has been in residence for four months, one of her colleagues dies a suspicious death.
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They host artists-in-residence at their complex in Wendover, Utah, and have outposts to study the California desert climate in the Mojave.
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A former EVP of CBS, where he started the mobile division, he then became an entrepreneur in residence at Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers.
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The answer is exactly once a year, when the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council (LMCC) holds open studios for its Workspace artists-in-residence.
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Borden was the 2016–20183 Charles Bullard Fellow and artist-in-residence at the forest, and regularly engages with ecology in his practice.
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Featured artists include Magali Duzant, Jodie Lyn-Kee-Chow, and two NYC Urban Field Station Artists-in-Residence, Matthew Jensen and Julia Oldham.
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A $650,000 rollout will fund 100 artist-in-residence programs and more than 140 days of free cultural events through New York City.
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After selling his local experience app Sosh to Postmates, he became an entrepreneur-in-residence at Khosla Ventures, which does many medtech investments.
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He joins Highland as a VC after a nearly year-long stint as the growth venture capital fund's first ever Entrepreneur in Residence.
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I had the good fortune to be in residence at IASPIS in Stockholm and it was an ideal way to spend the summer.
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Young Smith's planned departure from Apple comes shortly after Cornell Tech announced Young Smith would become an executive in residence starting this January.
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To see more of these artists in residence, catch the premiere of Ink Master: Angels tonight, October 3, at 10 P.M. on Spike.
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In January, Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University chose Paglen as its first artist-in-residence, where he's continuing the Sight Machine work.
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Op-Ed Contributor Mr. McBride is an author, musician and Distinguished Writer in Residence at the Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute at NYU.
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Bush was also encouraged after talking with renowned marine biologist Sylvia Earle, an explorer-in-residence at the National Geographic Society since 1998.
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Arnold was previously an executive in residence at private equity firm Centerbridge Partners, with a focus on investments in the financial services sector.
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The show could be a sign that In Residence is still finding its stride, and the reason I'm probably going to keep listening.
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William Fernholz is a lecturer-in-residence at the UC Berkeley School of Law and the director of its appellate and competitions programs.
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He had also been a scholar in residence at New York University's Law School, and spent much of his time in New York.
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Starting on April 1, Preet Bharara will be a distinguished scholar in residence at the elite university, according to a statement released Tuesday.
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There's an on-site gallery and artist-in-residence program — and this month, local brews will be served atop the new rooftop lounge.
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Now, the bond between dating and sweet, sweet words is getting more intimate than ever: Grindr has hired its first poet in residence.
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The newspaper added that the visit likely took place in late summer or early autumn, when the Queen may have been in residence.
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The decision to forsake photographing people grew out of his experiences as an artist in residence at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
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Just under two years old, Cooper hails from Canine Assistants in Milton, Georgia, where he was trained to be an in-residence dog.
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As the artist in residence at the San Diego museum, he is helping to organize shows and working on new Ninja Turtle projects.
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Sylvia Earle National Geographic explorer-in-residence and former NOAA chief scientist Sylvia Earle has gone—literally—where no one has gone before.
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Formerly she was an Entrepreneur in Residence for FTSE 250 Telco TalkTalk Plc working on strategic innovation and data driven customer relationship management.
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Club Pro also hosts artists-in-residence, beginning with Saudi Arabian video artist Sarah Abu Abdullah, who will take the winter exhibition slot.
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MoAD's programming also extends the Black Refractions narrative beyond Harlem through a solo show by Studio Museum Artist-In-Residence alum Sadie Barnette.
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Cidade Matarazzo, a residential development in São Paulo, Brazil, is built around a "house of creativity," a dedicated space for artists in residence.
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In 1984 he sent a manuscript to Ms. Musgrave, who was then a writer in residence at the University of Waterloo in Ontario.
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Restoring choreography — and resurrecting ballets — is one of many reasons to love the talented Mr. Ratmansky, the artist in residence of Ballet Theater.
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He had already caught the eye of Ballet Theater's choreographer in residence, Alexei Ratmansky, who got his own start at a choreographic workshop.
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A while back, I was artist in residence at NASA: I think it's kind of amazing for Yusaku Maezawa to make that offer.
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Speakers will include Nobel Prize Recipient Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, Governor Jay Inslee and National Geographic Explorer-in-Residence Sylvia Earle, among many others.
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While writing the book, he will maintain his position as a distinguished scholar in residence at the New York University School of Law.
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The most critical work began in 2017, but the exterior of the palace has remained unchanged and the Queen has stayed in residence.
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Dr. Kelly Brown Douglas, Dean of the Episcopal Divinity School at Union Theological Seminary, where Ms. Norton is currently a scholar in residence.
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Ryan Crocker, a former United States ambassador to Afghanistan, Iraq, Pakistan, Syria, Kuwait and Lebanon, is a diplomat in residence at Princeton University.
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LEONIDAS KAVAKOS, MAY 18 The New York Philharmonic's artist in residence this season, the violinist Leonidas Kavakos, plays Brahms's Violin Concerto this weekend.
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The writers are, respectively, the scholar-in-residence and executive director at the Steyer-Taylor Center for Energy Policy and Finance, Stanford University.
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"CNN horrified at Wolff book claim that Trump watches TV in residence & tweets for 3 hours every morning," tweeted conservative commentator Ann Coulter.
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Nate DiMeo, creator of the podcast "The Memory Palace," will be the 2016-17 artist in residence at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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Keepers and Eisenhauer lived in residence halls just a few minutes apart on the Virginia Tech campus, which has 31,000 full-time students.
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In addition to running ReGen, Mr. Ehrlich is also an entrepreneur in residence at Stanford University, where he focuses on sustainability and infrastructure.
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Shayne Oliver is now working with the Helmut Lang label (and its "editor in residence," Isabella Burley) on collections for men and women.
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The city's Department of Veterans Services and Department of Cultural Affairs has announced that Mr. Doerries is its newest public artist in residence.
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As part of the incubator, Uber also launched a six-month entrepreneur in residence program, open to both Uber employees and external people.
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Everything there is spotless, flowers are abundant and much of the lifestyle centers on the estimated 212,224 golf carts in residence, he said.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is so hip these days that it's looking for its first entrepreneur-in-residence for digital health.
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"The genius of this program is that it gets into your soul after a while…," said 2017 artist-in-residence Kevin Blythe Sampson.
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As artist-in-residence at Vassar, Dion assembled this latest work, Universal Collection, culling all of the displayed objects from the college's various archives.
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Others, like Flux Factory, a Queens nonprofit that provides studio space to artists-in-residence and holds public exhibitions, have grown from DIY roots.
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And the Coast Guard conducts operations to help secure Mar-a-Lago when President Trump is in residence, helping to safeguard the nearby waters.
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Chen is a Senior Lecturer at the MIT Sloan School of Management and Entrepreneur-in-Residence at the Martin Trust Center for MIT Entrepreneurship.
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Kenneth McLeod is entrepreneur in residence and director of the Clinical Science and Engineering Research Laboratory at Binghamton University, State University of New York.
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He is an artist in residence with the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra and was scheduled to perform last weekend before a replacement was named.
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He immediately called National Geographic, where he was an explorer-in-residence, to round up the Sediba team he'd worked with five years earlier.
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"It's exciting that my collaboration with Great Hill Partners as Entrepreneur-in-Residence has come to fruition with the investment into Reliam," said Anderson.
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Sydney Thomas, currently an investment associate and head of operations at Precursor Ventures, is the first to participate in the VC-in-Residence program.
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A clear glass phone could incorporate eye sensors that work with an advanced virtual realty headset, wrote Robert Scoble, entrepreneur in residence at UploadVR.
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For OHNY WEEKEND, the work of the artists-in-residence was on display, accompanied by performances from Bronx Afro Caribbean rhythmic music group BombaYo.
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He and his wife will still be allowed to live on campus at the Baptist Heritage Center as "theologians-in-residence," the statement added.
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Jennifer Finney Boylan is the author of 2110.86 books and is the inaugural Anna Quindlen Writer in Residence at Barnard College of Columbia University.
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Curator Elizabeth Schexnyder grew up in the area and joined as a volunteer in 1997, when there were still roughly 150 patients in residence.
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Lambert, 34, was performing the first of two shows as the 2018 artist-in-residence for Nashville's Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum.
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Eric Bahn, a former Facebook product manager who joined 500 Startups last year as an entrepreneur-in-residence and venture partner, resigned on Saturday.
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BLACK; Edward Brockhoff, Operations Manager at Ollie; and Rickey Laurentiis, writer and the poet-in-residence at the Center for African American Poetry & Poetics.
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You can think of it as a sort of extension of the entrepreneur-in-residence program that many VC firms have in the Valley.
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Jason Putorti is the Designer-in-Residence for Bessemer Venture Partners, co-founder of Brigade and Votizen, and was the original designer at Mint.
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The New Museum has been successfully pioneering VR programs since 2003 when Rhizome—a leading platform in digital art—became their affiliate in residence.
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Mr. Neenan has been the troupe's choreographer in residence since 2007 and is much in demand around the country; "Archīva" was a world premiere.
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Two genial men anchor the proceedings: Freddie Prinze Jr. as host and Dana Carvey as "expert in residence," as the show's publicity puts it.
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Professor Robert Föehl is the executive in residence of business law and ethics at Ohio University for the Online Master of Business Administration program.
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Through the end of the year, she will cook for the artists in residence at the foundation and work to develop a greener kitchen.
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And some observers say that having the Obama family in residence at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue has led to a significant shift in image-making.
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Holly Maloney, a managing director at General Catalyst, led the deal and will take a board seat alongside Kirk Arnold, an executive-in-residence.
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At the gallery, the Queen will meet local schoolchildren taking part in a creative workshop, as well as former artist-in-residence Catherine Goodman.
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There is another movie, " Apollo 18 " (2011), much less good, about going to the moon in secret and finding something hostile already in residence.
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"None of us are being told off in this exhibition about how much we choose to reveal," said the curator-in-residence Charlotte Cotton.
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For kids in hospitals, in-residence dogs have proven to be one of the most impactful ways to improve mental and physical well-being.
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If you're familiar with Ukeles, it's likely because of her role as the artist in residence at New York City's Department of Sanitation (DSNY).
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Mr. DiMeo, 42, hosts a history podcast called "The Memory Palace," and is this year's artist in residence at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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Victor Davis Hanson is the Martin and Illie Anderson Senior Fellow in Residence in Classics and Military History at the Hoover Institution, Stanford University.
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As the New York Philharmonic's artist in residence last season, he resurrected rarities and dazzled audiences with revelatory interpretations of Rachmaninoff, Britten and more.
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Half the artists in residence were stranded on the island without power or even a plane ticket as the program was set to begin.
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JJ Peet was named the recipient of the 19477 Ruth Ann and Nathan Perlmutter Artist-in-Residence Award by Brandeis University's Rose Art Museum.
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Throughout the run of the exhibition, scholars in residence will present different points of view on subjects related to the material in the show.
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PSSST has also selected Guadalupe Rosales — who was born in Boyle Heights and raised in East Los Angeles — as its first artist-in-residence.
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The festival's 2019 artist-in-residence, the genre-agnostic singer, bassist and bandleader Meshell Ndegeocello, will perform during both the full and half marathons.
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After working at Foursquare, he became an entrepreneur in residence with the venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz, and from there he started Walker & Company.
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Now he will be Helmut Lang's first designer in residence, working on a capsule collection to debut at New York Fashion Week on Monday.
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"These are people you are spending time with, hanging out with," said Eric Friedman, Expa's executive in residence and Current's temporary chief operating officer.
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Jason Silverstein is a lecturer and writer in residence with the Department of Global Health and Social Medicine at Harvard Medical School in Boston.
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"Chasing the New White Whale," a new work by the theater's just-named 2018-19 playwright in residence, Mike Gorman, will debut Nov. 22.
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Which is good because on Wednesdays, while she is in residence, interested parties can book her for 15-, 30- or 60-minute tarot sessions.
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The venue will expand its cultural offerings with a slate of multidisciplinary works, including projects by its master artist-in-residence, Ta-Nehisi Coates.
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LONDON — The Royal Ballet has suspended Liam Scarlett, its artist-in-residence, after accusations of sexual misconduct involving students at the Royal Ballet School.
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He was recently named the public artist in residence by the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs and the Department of Veterans' Services.
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Critic's Notebook A decade ago, when Jason Moran released "Artist in Residence," it might have been possible to see that album as an outlier.
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But getting an answer was apparently not that easy for Mr. Bharara, now a scholar in residence at New York University School of Law.
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Hole in the Sky is an independent living space in Northeast for artists that's amazing, and they use its space for artists-in-residence.
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During 2002-03 he was professor at IMD International and Ecole Polytechnique in Lausanne, Switzerland, and executive-in-residence at Yale School of Management.
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The Talea Ensemble has been in residence at the Stone this week, and there's still time to catch the tail end of its series.
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That's what Woo, an artist in residence at San Francisco's science and art museum, the Exploratorium, hopes to do with his project, Mutual Air.
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ISCP Fall Open Studios is a two-day exhibition of international contemporary art presented by the 36 international artists and curators currently in residence.
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If you like, you can even spend a night at the center, just be aware that artists-in-residence will be wandering the premises.
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He is in residence almost every weekend, throwing hundreds of cups, which, at the conclusion of the show, he will give away to the public.
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The piece on death themed amusements had its genesis in the time I spent as Artist in Residence at The Coney Island Museum in 173.
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Related: Artists-in-Residence: Julia Sinelnikova at Banff Centre Ritual Sacrifice for the Sake of Art Art as Magic Ritual Gets Explored in 'Dark Paradise'
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Venture down Croydon Road, and you've got a reasonably good chance of finding Penge's poet laureate, Barbara Brownskirt, in residence at the 197 bus stop.
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On April 83 and 29, the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council's current artists-in-residence will welcome the public to their studios at 28 Liberty Street.
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Summer Intensives This transformative MFA Program begins with one of two eight-week Summer Intensives during which all students are in residence in Portland, Maine.
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As part of the round, Niall Wass, a former Uber executive and current executive-in-residence at Atomico joins the board as non-executive director.
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Some scammers impersonate well-known professors on Slack, others even tried—and failed—to scam our own cryptocurrency expert in residence and editor Jordan Pearson.
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Before co-founding Eastnine, Goodman spent a year as an Atomico Executive-in-Residence (XiR), where he mentored founders within the venture capital firm's portfolio.
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Initially, Froot — who was an artist-in-residence at the Miami Light Project — set out to describe the experience of families grappling with food insecurity.
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Gordon left Twitter in 2014 and joined Redpoint Ventures as an entrepreneur-in-residence before O'Brien pitched him on an idea that would become Projector.
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The artist has shown some of these conceptual works in various museums — and earned a spot in the Studio Museum's prestigious artist-in-residence program.
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Through its artist-in-residence program, workshop series, and speaker series, Union's programming reflects its founders' playful, imaginative approach to art-making and community-building.
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A most curious industry development occurred last March, when Dazed editor Isabella Burley was appointed "editor-in-residence" of New York-based label Helmut Lang.
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He is a recipient of a 2017 James Merrill Poetry Fellowship and serves as Poet-in-Residence at New York Presbyterian/Columbia University Medical Center.
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On the new mission, called CRS OA-5, Cygnus will deliver near 5,350 pounds of cargo for the astronauts in residence at the space station.
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The broadcaster said King Philippe and Queen Mathilde were in shock, but it did not specify whether they had actually been in residence on Tuesday.
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Panelists include curators at El Museo del Barrio and the Metropolitan Museum of Art as well as Guttenberg Arts' previous and forthcoming artists in residence.
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Artist-in-residence Teresa Jaynes's exhibition combines her own original works with historical collections that document the education of the blind in the 19th century.
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I will be part of an artist-in-residence program in Vienna in May, where I want to start developing a new short little something.
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The focus is not on classes or schedules, but on self-directed time in the studio working carefully with Artists-in-Residence on individual goals.
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" - Heidi Hartmann, President, the Institute for Women's Policy Research (IWPR), economist in-residence, American University "People often look at the pay gap in simplistic terms.
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India's home-grown Apple Music rival, Saavn, runs an artist-in-residence program along with original content partnerships with diverse talent from movies and music.
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EAT Club also brought on Doug Leeds, the former CEO at IAC Publishing and former executive in residence at August Capital, as its new CEO.
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I became friends with the writer in residence Gordon Sander, who introduced me to the art of "Hanging Out," which he taught at night school.
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David Glickman is an entrepreneur-in-residence and digital health advisor for Nokia Growth Partners (NGP) and founder of Lively (now part of GreatCall Inc.).
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When she was first tested, Chand was in residence at the National Institute of Sports, which is controlled by the Sports Authority of India (SAI).
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The Brooklyn piercing salon the End Is Near will be in residence to help customers create their own ear party with mix-and-match studs.
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With "blissful seclusion" at the center of its mission statement, the island has a 24-hour butler service, private dining, and in-residence spa experiences.
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White is the distinguished senior fellow-in-residence and director of the Armstrong Center for Energy and the Environment at the Texas Public Policy Foundation.
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Walker joined venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz in 2012, where he became an entrepreneur-in-residence and learned the ins and outs of Silicon Valley.
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Patterson will be given the status of president emeritus and will live on campus as a "theologian-in-residence" for a new Baptist Heritage Center.
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Ms. Ukeles is probably most familiar for her nearly four-decade stint as official, though unsalaried, artist-in-residence with New York's Department of Sanitation.
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Related: Meet Harlem's Newest Artists-in-Residence 90s Art Has a #Throwback Moment at MoCA New York's 100% Free "Anti-Art School" Announces New Classes
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As the gallery's artist in residence, he worked with seven young artists in a mentorship role to confront the question of who speaks for whom.
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On the content creation side, companies are recruiting artists like Sougwen Chung, one of Google's Tilt Brush Artists in Residence, to help shape these tools.
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Agent K, on the other hand, lives in a drab, cramped apartment holographically garnished by his hologram-in-residence, Joi—a product of Wallace Corp.
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For a month last year, the 79-year-old sculptor Melvin Edwards went to Oklahoma to participate in Oklahoma Contemporary's 2016 artist-in-residence program.
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Hatch is recognized as a pioneer of the maker movement, is a current entrepreneur in residence at UC Berkeley, and is a former Green Beret.
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The law firm "concluded that Alexander Theroux, formerly a writer-in-residence, engaged in sexual misconduct toward a student in the 1970s," Mr. Palfrey wrote.
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He will be on hand from time to time for the next four to six months; after that, another chef-in-residence will be imported.
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Ms. Tarnay also taught at the American Dance Festival for 16 summers and was frequently an artist in residence at The Yard on Martha's Vineyard.
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It is doubtful that the city knows anything of this, and we wonder if it is even legal since owners are not always in residence.
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He recently spent a semester in Anna Deavere Smith's N.Y.U. theater class as an artist-in-residence, performing a personal narrative for the other students.
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The team quickly recognized the aesthetic qualities of the material, and partnered with MIT artist-in-residence Diemut Strebe to create the darkened diamond exhibit.
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Pros: The atmosphere is cerebral without being pretentious, boasting rich literary events, arts programming, and creatives in residence meant to foster a culturally enriching experience.
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When Ms. Colin was in residence in the late '80s, she could look out past the harbor all the way to the Statue of Liberty.
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The groom, 35, is the chief technologist and entrepreneur in residence in the Office of Investment and Innovation of the Small Business Administration in Washington.
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He pursued graduate studies at the University of Iowa but returned after a year to teach at Emerson, where he was named poet in residence.
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She is a distinguished writer in residence at N.Y.U. Her second book of poems, "If Men, Then," was published this month by Farrar, Straus & Giroux.
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Mr. Conarro, 37, is the artistic collaborator in residence and the community projects associate at Ping Chong & Company, an Off Broadway theater company in Manhattan.
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The summer house is equipped with a number of security cameras so that the place can be monitored while the owners are not in residence.
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Ms. Ukeles is probably most familiar for her nearly four-decade stint as official, though unsalaried, artist in residence with New York's Department of Sanitation.
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In residence at St. Thomas Church Fifth Avenue, the choristers typically sing upward of 20 hours a week, participating in services, weekday evensong and concerts.
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She is probably most familiar for her nearly four-decade stint as the official, though unsalaried, artist-in-residence with New York's Department of Sanitation.
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Zaro Bates operates and lives on a 503,000-square-foot farm on Staten Island, which may make her the city's only commercial farmer-in-residence.
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He worked at the firm as an entrepreneur in residence, a role in which he began building his startup, and Greylock also invested in TellApart.
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Each project will see an artist create an artwork in residence, with renowned French contemporary artist Lionel Sabatte kicking off the inaugural exhibition in Singapore.
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Guns will generally be banned from dorm rooms, but they will be allowed in residence hall common areas such as dining rooms and study areas.
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Additionally, all of Ms. Weems's fellow artists-in-residence will open their studio spaces, along the armory's second floor, and share work with the public.
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Ms. Price, who was awarded the Turner Prize in 2012, spent two years in residence at the Ashmolean and Pitt Rivers museums at Oxford University.
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And for the first time, original artwork depicting Bryant Park will be displayed, selected from the park's collection of 225 works by painters-in-residence.
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The traveling chef-in-residence, Eddie Larios, extends the communal ambience with an open-for-visits kitchen, impromptu cooking classes and visits to local markets.
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The bride's father is an entrepreneur-in-residence at Third Rock Ventures, a venture capital firm in Boston that creates and invests in biotechnology companies.
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On June 11, Matthew Ritchie, an artist in residence at the Getty Research Institute, will unveil his 27-foot-long work exploring diagrams throughout history.
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Related: Meet the Artists-in-Residence Helping Red Bull Help Detroit Detroit Drone Flyover Reveals a City in Ruin Street Artist Literally Makes Streets Art
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"There was a policy of Turkification by the young Turks dating back to 1908," Hrach Gregorian, a practitioner in residence at American University, tells PBS.
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The MA Aesthetics and Politics Program at CalArts is pleased to announce that its 2016 Theorist in Residence will be philosopher and historian Lauren Berlant.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads An insistent physicality courses throughout Tenses, the 2015–16 artists in residence exhibition at the Studio Museum in Harlem.
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Mark Schatzker is the author of The Dorito Effect and the writer in residence at the Modern Diet and Physiology Research Center at Yale University.
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But at the end of the book fair, [ICP Curator-in-Residence] Charlotte Cotton came to our booth and asked if we wanted to collaborate.
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Alexa Meade paints Summit's movement artist-in-residence Lil Buck before a dance performance on Summit At Sea Alexa Meade paints Summit's movement artist-in-residence Lil Buck before a dance performance on Summit At Sea "If it can be a conduit for galvanizing people to think broadly about philanthropy, then there's an opportunity if not a duty for them to do some altruism," says Darabi.
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"The discovery of the Clotilda sheds new light on a lost chapter of American history," said Fredrik Hiebert, archaeologist-in-residence at the National Geographic Society.
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She is the author of more than 20 books, including most recently Morning Haiku, and she is currently poet in residence at the Stella Adler Studio.
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They biked around the Netherlands and went to an art studio where they drew each other and then were drawn together by the artist in residence.
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In 1995 — after receiving an offer to become the composer-in-residence for the Denver Philharmonic — Deak spearheaded the Very Young Composers (VYC) program in Denver.
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In December 2018, while working as a Visiting Scholar-in-Residence at American University's (AU) School of Communication, Mayen was named a Facebook Global Gaming Citizen.
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"The Wider Earth" dramatises the circumnavigatory voyage of HMS Beagle, the navy ship to which the 22 year-old Darwin was attached as naturalist-in-residence.
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The Studio Museum's Artist-in-Residence program was founded five decades ago and is fundamental to the institution's mission of supporting emerging Black and Latinx artists.
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