Dance Research Fellowship: José Limón
This fellowship funds research on José Limón’s impact on modern dance, offering archival access and a public presentation opportunity at the New York Public Library.
Funder: New York Public Library
Due Dates (Anticipated): May 2027 (Full application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: $10,000 stipend for the research period July–December; includes archival access and public presentation opportunity.
Summary: Supports research on the legacy of José Limón, offering dance scholars and practitioners access to NYPL archives and a platform to present their work.
Key Information: Previous Dance Research Fellows are not eligible to apply.
Description
This fellowship is designed to support dance scholars and practitioners in exploring the legacy of José Limón, a pioneering Mexican-American modern dance artist. The fellowship encourages both written and performative research responses, providing recipients with access to the Jerome Robbins Dance Division’s archives at the New York Public Library. Fellows will receive support from dance librarians, a stipend, and the opportunity to present their research at the annual Dance Symposium. Projects should focus on Limón’s contributions to modern dance, including his choreography, technique, and cultural impact.
