In the second half of Krystle and Marlon’s interview, Artist and MFA student Eugene Agyei goes deeper into his academic journey in the US and the steps he took to earn additional funding through micro-grants, scholarships, and fellowships.

In this episode they discuss:

How Eugene’s family and school helped him move and settle into the US

The mentorship Eugene gained at the beginning of his program

How his 1st year Professional Practices class helped Eugene establish a sustainable art career while in grad school

Credits:

The Hidden Critique is produced and hosted by Krystle Lemonias and Marlon Tobias. Episodes are edited by Kirsten Pettifor. Original Music scores composed by Cesar Presa.

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Reference and Resource links:

https://artistcommunities.org/directory/jobs

https://www.callforentry.org/

Book mentioned: poetics of space

Eugene Ofori Agyei

​​Website: https://eugeneagyeiarts.com/

IG: https://www.instagram.com/eugeneagyeiarts/