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Chen Zhan, “Situated Imaginaries: Group Dance Improvisation,” 2022. Digital photograph, Shigushan Village, Wuhan, China. Courtesy Chen Zhan. From the 2024 grant to Jingru (Cyan) Cheng, Mengfan Wang, and Chen Zhan for the project “Ripple Ripple Rippling”
The Graham Foundation’s 2024 Grants for Individuals recipients have been announced in Chicago. A field of 56 architectural researchers, artists, filmmakers, and other design scholars was given the prestigious annual grants for various projects that support and foster the exchange of ideas about architecture. The 68th edition includes 11 exhibitions, 21 publications, 16 research projects, six films, a podcast, and one new media endeavor from 84 individuals to total some $519,500 in grant funding overall.
See AlsoTelevision Archive News Search ServiceMARJAN WOUDA - Squarespace · the work of Marjan Wouda. Marjan’s ‘Dog Performing Headstand’ was purchased in 1998 to add to the collection and, ... is to build a full size model - [PDF Document]The Graham Foundation says it has now awarded over $44 million through the individual grants program since 1956. The 2024 grants to organizations recipients and Carter Manny Award winner will be announcedlater this summer.
This year's individual grantees are:
EXHIBITIONS
Every Ocean Hughes, “The Piers Untitled (#2),” 2009–23. Inkjet prints with frame, 33 x 33 in. Courtesy the artist. From the 2024 grant to Every Ocean Hughes for the publication “Every Ocean Hughes: Alive Side”
- Carmen Amengual -A Non-Coincidental Mirror
- Germane Barnes -Columnar Disorder
- Dream The Combine - Pyramidion
- Jingru (Cyan) Cheng,Chen Zhan, andMengfan Wang-Ripple Ripple Rippling
- Gustavo Caboco,Ana María Durán Calisto,Brunno Douat,Romelia Angelica Papue Mayancha, andManuela Omari Ima- Dien Dien: To Feel the Other and Weave a Territory
- Assaf Evron -Collage for the Edith Farnsworth House
- Dahlia Nduom -Tourism, Tropicalization, and the Architectural Image
- Albert Pope andBrittany Utting -The Sixth Sphere
- Juana Salcedo -Jaguar Lens
- Lobna Sana -Recognized
- Craig L. Wilkins-if history were told as stories it'd never be forgotten...
FILM, VIDEO, AND NEW MEDIA PROJECTS
James Wines, “Highrise of Homes, project (Exterior perspective),” 1981. Ink and charcoal on paper, 22 x 24 in. The Museum of Modern Art, New York. Photo: SITE. From the 2024 grant to James Wines, Suzan Wines, and Phillip Denny for the research project “What Else Could It Mean? Writings and Drawings by James Wines, 1972–2022”
- Mark Bennett, Geronimo Inutiq, and Rafico Ruiz-Ikiaqqijjut [Travelling through Layers]: A Field Guide to Infrastructural Literacy and Northern Connection
- Molly M Brandt and Kevin Weil - Inventory of a Building’s Reuse and a Landscape’s Redesign
- Samira Daneshvar and Adam Longebach -Shahr-e Ghesseh [City of Tales]
- Mariam Ghani - An Incident
- Jess Myers - Here There Be Dragons, Season Four: Odes[s]a
- Julia Phillips - Pentasomnia
- Fred Schmidt-Arenales -IT IS A GOOD PROJECT AND SHOULD BE BUILT
- Elizabeth M. Webb -Artificial Horizon
PUBLICATIONS
Germane Barnes, “Identity,” 2022. Digital drawing on unique Roman, recycled paper, cut through analog processes, 18 x 13 1/2 in. Courtesy the artist and Nina Johnson Gallery. Photo: Greg Carideo. From the 2024 grant to Germane Barnes for the exhibition “Columnar Disorder”
- Fatina Abreek-Zubiedat - A Territory in Conflict: Eras of Development and Urban Architecture in Gaza
- Menna Agha and Sara Salem -Disembodied Territories
- Caitlin Blanchfield, Nina Kolowratnik, and Ophelia Rivas -Significant Impact: Contesting Surveillance Infrastructure on Indigenous Lands
- Simon Boudvin - Commune, Communism, Commons: A Walk Through Ivry-sur-Seine
- Civil Architecture: Hamed Bukhamseen and Ali Ismail Karimi - Two Thousand Years of Non-Urban History
- Aaron Cayer - From A to AECOM: Architecture Practice at the Twilight of Professional Tradition
- Michelle JaJa Chang - Also Known As
- Beatriz Colomina with Nick Axel and Guillermo S. Arsuaga -Sick Architecture
- Eva Díaz -After Spaceship Earth
- Every Ocean Hughes -Every Ocean Hughes: Alive Side
- Suzanne Lettieri and Anya Sirota - Junior Architects
- Neil Levine - Architecture for Reading in Public: Henri Labrouste's Bibliothèque Sainte-Geneviève
- Jeremy Lybarger - Midnight Tremor: The Life and Art of Roger Brown
- Anežka Minaříková - Clara Istlerová, A Life Among Letters
- Elizabeth J. Petcu - The Architectural Image and Early Modern Science: Wendel Dietterlin and the Rise of Empirical Investigation
- Ari Seligmann - The Photographic Construction of Japanese Architecture
- Angelika Stepken - Life after Architecture: The Writings of Gian Piero Frassinelli (Superstudio) 1966–2022
- Stefaan Vervoort - Marcel Broodthaers—The Architect is Absent
- Ines Weizman -Joséphine Baker and the Colonial Modern
- Amber N. Wiley - Model Schools in the Model City: Race, Planning, and Education in the Nation's Capital University
- Sara Zewde -Finding Frederick Law Olmsted in Cotton’s Kingdom
RESEARCH
Fred Schmidt-Arenales, “IT IS A GOOD PROJECT AND SHOULD BE BUILT,” 2024. Film still. Courtesy the artist From the 2024 grant to Fred Schmidt-Arenales for the film project “IT IS A GOOD PROJECT AND SHOULD BE BUILT”
- Shivangi Mariam Raj- Shadow Thresholds: Architectures of Ruin in India
- Verda Alexander and Maya Bird-Murphy-Envisioning New Futures through Alternative Practice
- Pedro Aparicio-Llorente -Payao: Trans-Pacific Sardine House
- Lori A. Brown and Karen Burns - Women Architects and Global Solidarity Across the Cold War Divide: The International Union of Women Architects, 1963–1993
- Alice Bucknell - Staring at the Sun
- Alice Buoli, Popi Iacovou, and Socrates Stratis -Everyday Commoning: Living Diaries for Nicosia's Transnational Spaces
- Arthur J. Clement and Emily G. Makaš - Philip G. Freelon: An Architect of Relationships and Stories
- Yasmine El Rashidi -Monograph: Ali Labib Gabr and the Decolonization of Architecture
- Christine Gaspar and Liz Ogbu - Engaging Grief and Healing in Design
- Annie Howard - From Diva's to the Pyramid
- Elise Misao Hunchuck - An Incomplete Atlas of Stones
- Yakin Kinger - Contesting Cultural Territory: Rereading Colonial Transformations of India’s Baghs
- Sydney Rose Maubert - Queen of the Swamp: The Saltwater Railroad
- Hylozoic/Desires: Himali Singh Soin and David Soin Tappeser -The Hedge of Halomancy
- Anthony K. Wako - Tracing the Footprints of Entangled Narratives
- James Wines, Suzan Wines, and Phillip Denny -What Else Could It Mean? Writings and Drawings by James Wines, 1972–2022
The deadline for next year's Grants to Individuals inquiries is September 15th. Applications will be available after July 15th.
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