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WAR CLUB: Native Art & Activism (installation view).

Multi-year Program Support

Philbrook Museum of Art

Tulsa, OK

Manuel Alejandro Rodrìguez-Delgado, Estudio para Combina Orbital #3 ECO-3 (Study for Orbital Combine #3), 2023-2024. Mixed media.

Multi-year Program Support

Institute of Contemporary Art San Diego

San Diego, CA

Cherlyn Hsing-Hsin Liu, How Old Are You? How Old Were You? 入世,, 2017. Original format: 16mm / Partially hand-tinted, OP, and lab processed and printed, 15:50.

Multi-year Program Support

Los Angeles Film Forum

Los Angeles, CA

Mashinka Firunts Hakopian with Dahlia Elsayed and Andrew Demirjian, ԲԱԺԱԿ ՆԱՅՈՂ (One Who Looks at the Cup), 2024. Coffee reader, vinyl, rugs, plateware, table, chairs, books. Installation view. Photo by Yubo Dong, of studio.

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REDCAT, California Institute of the Arts

Los Angeles, CA

Coleman Arts Summer Program participants and staff visit Mahalah Farms in Cuba, AL. June 16, 2024. Photo by Danny Jai.

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Coleman Center for the Arts

York, AL

Masumi Hayashi, Republic Steel Quarry, Site 666, Elyria, Ohio, 1989, Panoramic photo collage with Kodak Type-C prints, 40 x 20 in.

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The Brick

Los Angeles, CA

Edward Buckles Jr., “KINFOLK b roll dallies (35mm)”.

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Antenna / Press Street

New Orleans, LA

Laura Anderson Barbata, Intervention: Indigo, Bushwick, 2015, Diablos (Sinuhe Padilla). Photo: Rene Cervantes.

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Emerson Contemporary / Emerson College

Emerson Contemporary at Emerson College

Boston, MA

Sam Middleton, Half Note, 1989

Multi-year Program Support

Hammonds House Museum

Atlanta, GA

Eric-Paul Riege, (my god, YE’ii [1-2]) (jaatłoh4Ye’iitsoh [1–6]) (a loom between Me+U, dah ‘iistł’ǫ́), 2021, installation view. Photo by Rik Sferra.

Multi-year Program Support

The Bell

The David Winton Bell Gallery at Brown University

Providence, RI

Installation view of “through the electric grid promised land…” curated by Cloaca
Projects (marcella faustini + Charlie Leese) at Slash, 2023. Artists: Mathew Kneebone and Most
Dismal Swamp with the participation of Fault Radio and HydeFM.

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San Francisco, CA

ivers Institute for Contemporary Art & Thought’s opening night performance with artist Helen Cammock in support of the exhibition Helen Cammock: I Will Keep My Soul at U.N.O. St. Claude Gallery, October 2023, New Orleans, LA. Photo: Alex Marks.

Multi-year Program Support

Rivers Institute for Contemporary Art & Thought

New Orleans, LA