Halim Flowers
Halim Flowers was arrested at the age of 16 and sentenced as an adult to two life sentences. Released after 22 years, Halim is building a movement, the "Love Revolution," in poetry, prose, and painting.

At the intersection of art and social change, this five-month residential fellowship is designed to provide support and resources to emerging artists working on projects which address issues of social justice, civic engagement, and community building. Arts Lab fellows strive to expand their practices and grow as leaders in their respective fields.
The residency includes rent-free housing, studio space, a stipend, skill building programming, exhibition opportunities, and access to a network of collectors, curators, and other experts. Adapting the well-honed methodology of the Halcyon model, the Arts Lab fosters creativity through a supportive environment of space, access, and community. The program accepts six national and international fellows in each cohort.
Prospective fellows are invited to learn more about applying here.