Skip to main content

Menu

Search form

Search

Facebook Twitter Instagram LinkedIn

Subscribe

Menu

Search form

Search

Facebook Twitter Instagram LinkedIn

Subscribe

About
Grants & Grantees
Apply

Questions of Practice
Collaborators & Colleagues

News
Events
Contact

Facebook Twitter Instagram LinkedIn

The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage

GRANTS & GRANTEES

Justin Cronin

2001 PEW FELLOW

Updated
30 Nov 2016

Pew Fellow, 2001
Literature

References

Justin Cronin's Facebook fan page
Justin Cronin’s The Passage Trilogy website
@jccronin

share

facebook twitter email

Explore More

Related Grants

2001 Grants

Related People

Tanya M. Barrientos

Yane Calovski

Vincent D. Feldman

More +

Related News

Pew Fellows News: Tiona McClodden Receives Keith Haring Fellowship, Justin Cronin’s The Passage Adapted Into TV Series, Heidi Saman Selected for International Emerging Film Talent Association Initiative, and More

2016: A Year in Pew Fellows News

Fellows Friday News: Two Fellows Receive United States Artists Fellowships, Ryan Trecartin's W Magazine Cover, Caroline Lathan-Stiefel's Exhibition

More +

See More

Pew Fellowships

GRANTS & GRANTEES

Travis Macdonald

Travis Macdonald (Pew Fellow, 2014) questions authorship with poems that are lively and whimsical without being frivolous, and which offer critique and reflection of the contemporary moment.

people-content
travis-macdonald
Questions of Practice

Questions of Practice: Pew Fellow Major Jackson Reads Urban Renewal

Poet and Pew Fellow Major Jackson reads sections from his suite of poems, Urban Renewal, on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the Pew Fellowships in the Arts.

question-of-practice-content
questions-of-practice-pew-fellow-major-jackson-reads-urban-renewal
GRANTS & GRANTEES

Julia Bloch

Bloch’s lyric and prose poems blend the personal and the political to, she says, “negotiate tensions between individual forms of expression and webs of social meaning.”

people-content
julia-bloch
GRANTS & GRANTEES

Jane Irish

The overall intent of my work is to develop a visual myth about the build up and aftermath of war.

people-content
jane-irish
News

The Pew Center is Recognized with Two Awards from the Public Relations Society of America

We are honored to receive recognition from the Philadelphia Chapter of the Public Relations Society of America’s Pepperpot Awards for our Pew Fellowships at 25 anniversary celebration.

news-content
the-pew-center-is-recognized-with-two-awards-from-the-public-relations-society-of-america
News

Pew Fellows News: Rennie Harris Honored with National Dance Award, Wilmer Wilson IV Selected for The New Museum Triennial, Remembering Tokay Tomah

This month’s Pew Fellows news sees a national dance award for a hip-hop icon, several exhibitions by visual artists and filmmakers, and we remember the late Liberian vocalist Tokay Tomah.

news-content
pew-fellows-news-rennie-harris-honored-with-national-dance-award-wilmer-wilson-iv-selected-for-the-new-museum-triennial-remembering-tokay-tomah
GRANTS & GRANTEES

Brian Phillips

Brian Phillips (Pew Fellow, 2011) is founding principal of Interface Studio Architects, based in the South Kensington area of Philadelphia.

people-content
brian-phillips
News

International Artist Residencies Awarded to Pew Fellows Andrea Clearfield, David Scott Kessler, and Wilmer Wilson IV

Pew Fellows Andrea Clearfield (2016), David Scott Kessler (2015), and Wilmer Wilson IV (2017) have been awarded international artist residencies through the Center’s ongoing partnership with the Alliance of Artists Communities.

news-content
international-artist-residencies-awarded-to-pew-fellows-andrea-clearfield-david-scott-kessler-and-wilmer-wilson-iv
GRANTS & GRANTEES

Syd Carpenter

Syd Carpenter is a sculptor and a 1992 Pew Fellow.

people-content
syd-carpenter
GRANTS & GRANTEES

Annie Wilson

Investigating what she describes as “public vulnerability and intimacy,” Wilson’s performance work intertwines experimental dance, humor, feminist practice, and audience interaction.

people-content
annie-wilson
GRANTS & GRANTEES

Gerald Cyrus, Jr.

Gerald Cyrus, Jr. is a visual artist and a 2005 Pew Fellow.

people-content
gerald-cyrus-jr-
Questions of Practice

Pew Fellow of the Week: An Interview With Vocalist Zaye Tete

Liberian vocalist, composer, and dancer Zaye Tete spoke to us about her artistic development in Liberia, music’s transformative power, and her fondness for Paul Simon.

question-of-practice-content
pew-fellow-of-the-week-an-interview-with-vocalist-zaye-tete
GRANTS & GRANTEES

Jennifer Kidwell

Kidwell's poignant, performer-driven theater work addresses the complexities of race and notions of American history with sharp intelligence and wry humor.

people-content
jennifer-kidwell
GRANTS & GRANTEES

Jenn McCreary

Jenn McCreary (Pew Fellow, 2013) believes that the poem is "a dialogue and exchange between poet and reader; a breathing entity rather than a closed, coherent object."

people-content
jenn-mccreary
Collaborators & Colleagues

David Lang

David Lang is one of America's most performed composers, with an extensive catalog that includes opera, orchestra, chamber, and solo works.

people-content
david-lang
Collaborators & Colleagues

Jenny Sabin

"Looking to nature for design inspiration is not a new idea," says architect and designer Jenny Sabin.

people-content
jenny-sabin
News

Pew Fellows News: Swarthmore College Awards Sonia Sanchez Honorary Degree, Dave Burrell celebrated for Lifetime of Achievement, Jane Irish Transforms Lemon Hill Mansion, and More

news-content
pew-fellows-news-swarthmore-college-awards-sonia-sanchez-honorary-degree-dave-burrell-celebrated-for-lifetime-of-achievement-jane-irish-transforms-lemon-hill-mansion-and-more
News

Pew Fellowships in the Arts at 25: Highlighting Fellows’ Achievements Around the World

Over the past 25 years, Pew Fellows have been recognized with numerous prestigious grants and awards, and have had their work presented in 49 US states and more than 60 countries.

news-content
pew-fellowships-in-the-arts-at-25-highlighting-fellows-achievements-around-the-world
Questions of Practice

Pew Fellows Chat: Mark Thomas Gibson and Alex Smith on the Power and Capacity of Comic Art

Visual artist Mark Thomas Gibson and multidisciplinary artist Alex Smith discuss why they’re both drawn to comic art, their open-ended creative processes, and the ethical, political, and historical questions they consider in their work.

question-of-practice-content
pew-fellows-chat-mark-thomas-gibson-and-alex-smith-on-the-power-and-capacity-of-comic-art
News

2019 in Review: A Year of Grant Making and Cultural Vitality

The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage’s 2019 Year in Review highlights the remarkable work our grantees produced throughout the year and the pressing issues of cultural practice discussed in our Questions of Practice research series. We also offer a preview of the projects scheduled for 2020.

news-content
2019-in-review-a-year-of-grant-making-and-cultural-vitality

back to top

Subscribe

The Pew Center
For Arts & Heritage
1608 Walnut Street, 18th fl
Philadelphia, PA 19103

Tel: 267.350.4900
Fax: 267.350.4997
Email: info@pewcenterarts.org

Facebook / Twitter / YouTube
Instagram / LinkedIn

Questions of Practice RSS

Credit Guidelines

Privacy Policy & Copyright Statement

Copyright © The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage 2023