Multi-year Program Support – Page 10 – The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts

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

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

Mary Lum, temporary arrangement of ceramic letter fragments from the artist’s collection, 2023. Dimensions variable. Photo by Julia Featheringill. Courtesy of the artist and Harvard Radcliffe Institute.

Multi-year Program Support

BOMB

BOMB/New Art Publications, Inc.

Brooklyn, NY

Converge 45: Tavares Strachan, One Hundred More Fires.
Presented by Oregon Contemporary in partnership with Converge 45. Curated by Christian Viveros-Fauné.

Multi-year Program Support

Oregon Contemporary

Portland, OR

Installation view of “Where Time Runs Backwards,” Photo by Marin Seck

Multi-year Program Support

Lower Manhattan Cultural Council

New York, NY

Ali Cherri, The Dreamer, 2023. Photo courtesy of Ali Cherri Studio.

Multi-year Program Support

Swiss Institute

New York, NY

Installation view, “Sarah Zapata: A Resilience of Things Not Seen,” John Michael Kohler Arts Center, Sheboygan, WI, (March 1 – August 28, 2022). Courtesy of artist and John Michael Kohler Arts Center.

Multi-year Program Support

The Luminary

St. Louis, MO

Walk the Talk parade, May 2022. Picture by Monika Nouwens

Multi-year Program Support

Los Angeles Poverty Department

Los Angeles, CA

Artist Lynnette Haozous (Chiricahua Apache – San Carlos Apache Tribe, Diné, Taos Pueblo) installing her mural for Southwest Contemporary’s “12 New Mexico Artists to Know Now,” 2023, Photo by Suzanne Sbarge

Multi-year Program Support

516 Arts

Albuquerque, NM

Victoria Shen, Performance at LOW END, 2023; Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts; Photo: Ben Semisch.

Multi-year Program Support

Bemis Art Center for Contemporary Arts

Omaha, NE