Grants – Page 3 – The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts

Michelle Segre, “Eight Body Chorus,” 2021 , 144 x 166 x 54 inches, yarns, wire, steel,
acrylic polymer, paper-maché, plaster, beeswax, dried mushrooms. Photo by Adam Reich.

Multi-year Program Support

River Valley Arts Collective

Katonah, NY

Ellen Oliver, “Pulling Plastic,” Open Air Media Festival, curated by Zen Cohen and Dana Potter, at Public Space One, 2023.

Multi-year Program Support

Public Space One

Iowa City, IA

NIAD artist MiaMya Dawson poses in her wheelchair in front of a wall displaying NIAD artwork at Oakland Museum of California’s “Into the Brightness” exhibition.

Multi-year Program Support

NIAD Art Center

Richmond, CA

Artist-in-Residence and print maker Myles Calvert at work in his personal studio @ McColl Center,
2022

Multi-year Program Support

McColl Center

Charlotte, NC

Cultivate Initiatives, Gather:Make:Shelter’s quarter-mile mural created in collaboration with residents of the new Menlo Park Village, 2023, Portland, Oregon.

Multi-year Program Support

Gather:Make:Shelter

Portland, OR

Hannah Palmer, “Ghost Pools,” Flux Projects, 2023, at the site of two pools in East Point, GA, that became battlegrounds over integration and were eventually abandoned. Photo by Julie Yarbrough

Multi-year Program Support

Flux Projects

Atlanta, GA

Mildred Howard, “The Time and Space of Now”, 500 Capp Street, 2021, mixed media installation. Commissioned by the New Mexico Museum of Art, 2021.

Multi-year Program Support

500 Capp Street

San Francisco, CA

Curatorial Research Fellowships

Keisha Knight and Abby Sun

International Documentary Association

Los Angeles, CA

Curatorial Research Fellowships

Laurel V. McLaughlin

Tufts University Art Galleries

Boston, MA

Cecilia Vicuña: Sonoran Quipu, 2023. Installation view. Photograph by Maya Hawk, copyright © MOCA Tucson, 2023.

Multi-year Program Support

Museum of Contemporary Art Tucson

Tucson, AZ

Jenny Holzer, IN A DREAM…, 2022.
Acrylic latex paint on stucco. Text:
Survival, 1983–1985. © 2022 Jenny Holzer,
ARS. Image courtesy The Contemporary
Austin. Photograph by Alex Boeschenstein.

Multi-year Program Support

The Contemporary Austin

Austin, TX

Exhibition: Statues Also Die, 2020, Curated by Sarah Fritchey. Works pictured, from left: Jeffrey Meris, The Block is Hot (2020), Nick Cave, Augment (2019), Doreen Garner, Skin of PONEROS and Purge (2017). Photo Credit: John Groo.

Multi-year Program Support

Real Art Ways

Hartford, CT