Grants – Page 13 – The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts

Cornelius Tulloch, Poetics of Place, 2023. Installation view at Locust Projects, Photo by Zachary Balber.

Multi-year Program Support

Locust Projects

Miami, FL

Projection of “Localized Gestures” film on a vacant billboard in Green River, Utah, by artist Calista Lyon. Photo by Calista Lyon.

Multi-year Program Support

Epicenter

Green River, UT

Tommy Nguyen, new gods, old America, April 2022. Photo courtesy of Patrick Foran.

Multi-year Program Support

Buffalo Arts Studio

Buffalo, NY

Sculpture & Architecture Park. Photo: Alon Koppel. Courtesy of Art Omi.

Multi-year Program Support

Art Omi

Ghent, NY

Molly Morningglory, are, am, over (#c. Bvbancha)(1), 2023. Clay, flora, video projection. New Orleans Film Festival 2023. Photo by Quincy Cob.

Multi-year Program Support

New Orleans Film Society

New Orleans, LA

Vaginal Davis, Club Sucker. Photo by Frank Rodriguez

Exhibition Support

Vaginal Davis: Magnificent Product

Moderna Museet

Stockhom, Sweden

Ele and Lee lie facing each other. The two don’t prioritise official marriage, although they do see themselves in a long-term partnership, and imagine a life together outside of Singapore. They do not consider gender roles important in their relationship, which they see as egalitarian. 2018.

Multi-year Program Support

Leslie Lohman Museum of Art

New York, NY

Multi-year Program Support

Public Media Institute

Chicago, IL

Sarah Sze, Production still from Art in the Twenty-First Century. ©Art21, Inc. 2023.

Multi-year Program Support

Art21

New York, NY

Petra Szilagyi, Prayer Room, 2019
Photos: Terry Brown

Exhibition Support

Like Magic

Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art

North Adams

Farah Al Qasimi, It’s Not Easy Being Seen 2, 2016. Inkjet print, 47 1/4 × 37 13/16 inches. Courtesy the artist and François Ghebaly Gallery. © Farah Al Qasimi. Photo: Courtesy the artist and François Ghebaly Gallery

Exhibition Support

Going Dark: The Contemporary Figure at the Edge of Visibility

The Guggenheim Museum

New York, NY

Joey Terrill (American, born 1955). Homeboy Beautiful , no. 1, 1978. Color and black – and – white photocopy, side stapled, 11 × 8 1/2 in. (27.9 × 21.6 cm). ONE Archives at the USC Libraries

Exhibition Support

Copy Machine Manifestos: Artists Who Make Zines

Brooklyn Museum

Brooklyn, NY