Multi-year Program Support – Page 21 – The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts

Ibrahim Mahama, 57 Forms of Liberty, 2021. High Line Commission. On view April 2021 – March 2022. Photo by Timothy Schenck. Courtesy of the High Line.

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Friends of the High Line

New York, NY

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Elsewhere

Greensboro, NC

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BlackStar

Philadelphia, PA

Juan William Chávez, The Indianapolis Bee Sanctuary, 2018 – present.

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Big Car

Indianapolis, IN

Allison Hunter, Flow, 2019. Performance still. Photo by Nash Baker.

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Aurora Picture Show

Houston, TX

D.U.C shipment of free art books to Scurry County Library, Texas announced in the Snyder Daily News, 2021.

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Art Resources Transfer

Brooklyn, NY

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Vox Populi

Philadelphia, PA

One of the more than 420 attendees to artist Jesus Benavente’s “I’m Not Dancing, I’m Struggling to Survive: Shelter in Place” performance-dance party watching the video that was part of the piece. People from across the U.S. and Australia, Spain, Mexico, and Canada came together to share space.

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The Vera List Center for Art and Politics at The New School

New York, NY

Hank Willis Thomas, “Harriet and Annie (Capri),” 2018. Installation in Memphis, TN. Courtesy of Tri-Star Arts.

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Tri-Star Arts

Knoxville, TN

Balas & Wax, “Settlement,” September 2018, as part of Threewalls’ Outside the Walls program, photo: Sean Su

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Threewalls

Chicago, IL

In 2014, Space One Eleven invited the public to play PUBLIC FORUM, with artist in residence, Steve Lambert. Designed to create a large scale forum around current events and fundamental myths, PUBLIC FORUM invites you to vote whether the statement on the marquee is true or false. Imagine a mix of Family Feud, Let’s Make a Deal, the front page of the newspaper, and the best college seminar class you ever took, while discussing topics important to you. With statements like “Slavery is over, My voice is heard & I have equal rights, and Football is more important than Jesus,” Lambert pulled Birmingham locals into a gameshow-like environment to spark these conversations.

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Space One Eleven

Birmingham, AL

Multi-year Program Support

Smack Mellon

Brooklyn, NY