The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts

Headlands Center for the Arts

Location
Sausalito, CA
Grant Cycle
Spring 2021
Amount
$100,000
Type of Grant
Multi-year Program Support
Website
http://www.headlands.org/ ↗
Installation view of wooden grid-like sculpture that is support by various objects with a video projection in the background.
Andria Lo, Tomorrow is Already Here, 2020. Installation view at Headlands. Photo by Andria Lo.
Image of an audience of people outdoors with a figure reading from a podium.
Hazel White reading at Headlands Center for the Arts Open House Lite, July 2021. Photo by Airyka Rockefeller.
A man standing in a room, handling a piece of yellow fabric. Quilted fabric pieces are hung on a partition behind him and a heap of fabric is on the floor in the back left corner.
Artist in Residence Ramekon O’Arwisters in his Project Space studio at Headlands. Photo by Andria Lo.
A woman pinning a photograph to the wall where pieces of bright pink paper have been adhered. There is a window to the left with a view of white building and rolling hills behind it.
2019 Artist in Residence Sadi Barnette in her Headlands studio. Photo by Andria Lo.
A woman standing at a podium address a group of people sitting in chairs. A project of an image with text is behind her.
Artist Stephanie Dinkins gives a presentation during Headlands’ 2020 Thematic Residency focusing on Palliative Care Future and Psychedelic Medicines. Photo by Tom Ide.

Headlands Center for the Arts is a multidisciplinary, international arts center dedicated to supporting artists; the creative process; and the development of new, innovative ideas and artwork.

Headland’s campus comprises a cluster of artist-rehabilitated military buildings, just north of the Golden Gate Bridge at historic Fort Barry in the Marin Headlands, a part of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area.

Headlands’ artists programs support artists of all disciplines—from visual artists to performers, musicians, writers, and videographers—and provide opportunities for independent and collaborative creative work.

“Our granting program recognizes the equal importance of small, community-oriented spaces, major museums, and everything in between. Together, and with the foundation’s support, they work to collectively amplify the voices and visions of artists, which deepens and diversifies the national cultural discourse.”

Joel Wachs, President