DENVER - ColoradoDesk -- A committee selected six Fellows from different study areas to engage with the Museum and its collections from July 1 to 31, 2026, as the third cohort of the Clyfford Still Museum Institute Residential Fellowship Program in Denver, CO. The program focuses on three pillars of study: art, education, and social enterprise. The 2026 Fellows include: ​​Lamees Rahman and Martha Tuttle in Studio Art; Paul E. Nelson in Art Writing; Jon M. Wargo, Ph.D., in Early Childhood Education; and Kathryn Graddy and Michael White in Social Enterprise.

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The Institute Residential Fellowship serves as the research arm of the Museum, encouraging innovation that draws on Clyfford Still's work and legacy in art, scholarship, and practice. The Program invites exceptional individuals to Denver to pursue independent projects that benefit from deep study of the Museum's collection, staff expertise, and engagement with Still's vibrant creative ecosystem.

Designed specifically to display Clyfford Still's art, the award-winning Clyfford Still Museum is home to nearly everything he created, approximately 3,125 pieces representing 93% of his lifetime of work. Connect at clyffordstillmuseum.org.