Ann Getty Endowed Visiting Artist-Scholar

USF is thrilled to welcome three visiting artists in residence as the 2025-26 Ann Getty Endowed Chairs. These artists will join the Ann Getty Institute of Art and Design (AGI), founded through the generosity of Gordon Getty, USF alumnus, composer, and philanthropist, to honor his late wife, Ann Getty. The AGI funds student scholarships, arts programming, and endowed chairs at USF. Bringing together the power of the arts and a Jesuit, liberal arts education, the institute expands and links USF's arts programs, spaces, and scholarships. Its goal is to nurture a community of artists across disciplines to create projects that support communities, transform lives, and inspire action for the common good. The 2025-26 Ann Getty Endowed Chairs will interact with students, faculty, and staff through guest lectures and workshops. At the conclusion of each artist's residency, the wider community will be invited to a culminating event showcasing their artistic work.

Howard Foundation Fellows

Meet the current Howard Foundation fellowship awardees.

Museum of Glass Residency

The Visiting Artist Residency Program brings artists from around the world to the Museum Hot Shop to create new works with our Hot Shop Team. These residencies create a sense of excitement and wonder as artists explore new directions in their practice that may not be possible in their own studios. Residencies range in length from single-day visits to week-long engagements, and one piece created during the residency is selected for inclusion in the Museum's Permanent Collection. On the Sunday of their residency at 1pm, Visiting Artists share insights into their creative process, and invite guests to ask questions and learn more about the body of work they created during the week. 

Friend of John, Solo Exhibition

November 17 - December 21, 2023, re.riddle gallery, Minnesota Street Project, San Francisco, CA

MuncieArts Announces Selected Artists and Projects for $500,000 Public Art Initiative.

Shaffer Chapel Sculpture at 1501 E Highland Ave, Muncie, IN 47303 

Artist: Cheryl Derricotte 

A sculptural installation honoring the legacy and cultural significance of Shaffer Chapel created in close partnership with the church’s leadership. This project reflects the deep community roots and shared vision of renewal, remembrance, and reverence. Portraits will be revealed at the unveiling, celebrating the people and stories that have shaped Shaffer Chapel’s enduring role in the community.

Black Gold: Stories Untold

June 6 – October 13, 2025

Opening this summer at Fort Point, FOR-SITE’s highly anticipated exhibition Black Gold: Stories Untold invites 17 contemporary artists and collectives to reflect on the resilience, struggles, and triumphs of African Americans who lived in California from the Gold Rush to the Reconstruction period following the Civil War (c. 1849–1877). Through newly commissioned and recent artworks, the exhibition highlights important but lesser-known figures and narratives from California’s history, exploring the presence of slavery and the struggle for legal rights within this “free” state, the successes of Black entrepreneurs, and the experiences of African American Army regiments known as the Buffalo Soldiers.

Marva and John Warnock Artist in Residence

Cheryl Derricotte named 2024 Marva and John Warnock Artist in Residence/Visiting Professor!

Corning Museum of Glass

Cheryl Derricotte named inaugural BIPOC Fellow at The Studio, Corning Museum of Glass (CMoG), 2022. Cheryl in studio with Richard Whiteley, Senior Manager, The Studio at CMoG. (Photo Credit: Jeffrey Foote Photography)