Clark/Oakley Humanities Fellowship
The Clark/Oakley Humanities Fellowship from the Clark Art Institute supports interdisciplinary humanities research on the visual, fostering collaboration between the Clark and Williams College's Oakley Center.
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Funder: Clark Art Institute
Due Dates: October 15, 2026 (Annual Clark fellowship application deadline)
Funding Amounts: Academic-year fellowship; stipend, housing, and office provided (see guidelines for details).
Summary: Supports interdisciplinary humanities research on the visual, fostering engagement with the Clark Art Institute and Williams College's Oakley Center.
Description
The Clark/Oakley Humanities Fellowship is a prestigious academic-year fellowship offered collaboratively by the Clark Art Institute and the Oakley Center for the Humanities and Social Sciences at Williams College. It is designed for a humanities scholar whose research adopts an interdisciplinary approach to the visual. The fellowship encourages deep engagement with both institutions, providing the fellow with an office at the Oakley Center, residence at the Clark scholars’ facility, and opportunities to participate fully in the intellectual life of both research communities. The program emphasizes cross-institutional scholarship and the bridging of disciplinary boundaries within the humanities and visual studies.
