The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts

Alabama Contemporary

Location
Mobile, AL
Grant Cycle
Spring 2022
Amount
$100,000
Type of Grant
Multi-year Program Support
Website
www.alabamacontemporary.org ↗
Moonment, work by Sizhu Li [Independent Projects program]; Photograph courtesy of Alabama Contemporary Art Center.
Body Language, performance by Nyugen Smith and Ottie James, as part of the exhibition Masta My Language, curated by Dash [Guest Curator program]; Photograph courtesy of Alabama Contemporary Art Center.
There’s Something in the Water by Tia-Symone Gardner, included in the exhibition Distances, curated by Peter Prinz [Guest Curator program]; Photograph courtesy of Alabama Contemporary Art Center.
Invisible Histories: See Glitter in All Black Everywhere, a Disruption by Jackie Clay and Bo McGuire [Guest Curator Program]; Photograph courtesy of Alabama Contemporary Art Center.
Temper and Conduct, work by Katie Hargrave and Melissa Vandenberg [Independent Projects program]; Photograph courtesy of Alabama Contemporary Art Center.

Alabama Contemporary Art Center is a non-profit contemporary arts center located on Cathedral Square in the heart of Mobile’s historic downtown. Alabama Contemporary is a non-collecting organization that is committed to the work of living artists. It serves its community by originating ten to twelve exhibitions a year, offering public programming, adult and children’s education, and outreach programming. Through guest curatorship, artist residencies, and our Independent Projects program, it creates sustainable opportunities for curators and artists worldwide to make work, take risks, and explore divergent paths.

 

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1928

August 6, 1928. Andy Warhol was born Andrew Warhola in Pittsburgh to Julia and Andrej Warhola, Carpatho-Rusyn immigrants and devout Byzantine Catholics who had fled poverty and war in current-day Slovakia.