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The Graham Foundation is pleased to announce the award of 63 new grants to individuals worldwide that support projects on architecture. Grantee projects represent diverse lines of inquiry engaging original ideas that advance our understanding of the designed environment. Selected from over 500 proposals, the funded projects include exhibitions, publications, films, and performances that promote rigorous scholarship, stimulate experimentation, and foster critical discourse in architecture. The individuals leading these projects are based in cities such as Ahmedabad, Berlin, Buenos Aires, Cairo, London, Milan, Los Angeles, New York, and Chicago, where the Graham Foundation is based. The innovative projects are led by eminent and emerging architects, artists, curators, filmmakers, historians, and photographers, among other professionals.
The new grantees join a worldwide network of individuals and organizations that the Graham Foundation has supported over the past 63 years. In that time, the Foundation has awarded more than 4,500 grants, and has become one of the most significant funders in the field of architecture.
Exhibitions (8)
Florencia Alvarez Pacheco (Buenos Aires, Argentina), Petra Bachmaier, Sean Gallero, and Iker Gil (Chicago, IL), Nandini Bagchee and Marlisa Wise (New York, NY), Shumi Bose, Emma Letizia Jones, Guillaume Othenin-Girard, and Nemanja Zimonjić (London, United Kingdom and Zürich, Switzerland), Nahyun Hwang and David Eugin Moon (New York, NY), Lap Chi Kwong and Alison Von Glinow (Chicago, IL), Sahra Motalebi (New York, NY), Anna Neimark (Los Angeles, CA)
Film/Video/New Media Projects (5)
Rodrigo Brum and Sama Waly (Cairo, Egypt), Dani Gal (Berlin, Germany), Sara R. Harris and Jesse Lerner (Los Angeles, CA), Sean Lally (Lausanne, Switzerland), Lisa Malloy and J.P. Sniadecki (Evanston, IL and Redmond, WA)
Public Programs (2)
The Extrapolation Factory: Elliott P. Montgomery and Chris Woebken (New York, NY), Anna Martine Whitehead (Chicago, IL)
Publications (30)
Pep Avilés and Matthew Kennedy (Mexico City, Mexico and University Park, PA), Andrea Bagnato and Anna Positano (Genoa, Italy and Milan, Italy), Claire Bishop (New York, NY), Anna Bokov (New York, NY), Larry D. Busbea (Tucson, AZ), Sara Jensen Carr (Boston, MA), Beatriz Colomina, Ignacio G. Galán, Evangelos Kotsioris, and Anna-Maria Meister (Munich, Germany; New York, NY; and Princeton, NJ), Elisa Dainese and Aleksandar Staničić (Delft, the Netherlands and Halifax, Canada), Marco Ferrari, Elisa Pasqual, and Andrea Bagnato (Milan, Italy), Natasha Ginwala, Gal Kirn, and Niloufar Tajeri (Berlin, Germany), Vanessa Grossman, Charlotte Malterre-Barthes, and Ciro Miguel (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and Zurich, Switzerland), Jeffrey Hogrefe and Scott Ruff (Baldwin, NY and Lancaster, PA), Eric Höweler and Meejin Yoon (Ithaca, NY and Boston, MA), Beth Hughes and Adrian Lahoud (London, United Kingdom and Sydney, Australia), Robert Hutchison (Seattle, WA), Pamela Johnston (London, United Kingdom), Seng Kuan (Cambridge, MA), George Legrady (Santa Barbara, CA), Zhongjie Lin (Philadelphia, PA), Brian McGrath and Sereypagna Pen (New York, NY and Phnom Penh, Cambodia), Lala Meredith-Vula (Leicester, United Kingdom), Ginger Nolan (Los Angeles, CA), Todd Reisz (Amsterdam, the Netherlands), Erin Eckhold Sassin (Middlebury, VT), Steve Seid (Richmond, CA), Katherine Smith (Decatur, GA), Susan Snodgrass (Chicago, IL), Penny Sparke (London, United Kingdom), Mark Wasiuta (New York, NY), Folayemi (Fo) Wilson (Chicago, IL)
Research Projects (18)
Miquel Adrià (Mexico City, Mexico), Joshua Barone, Phillip Denny, and Eléonore Schöffer (Cambridge, MA; New York, NY; and Paris, France), Kadambari Baxi (New York, NY), Gauri Bharat (Ahmedabad, India), Santiago Borja (Mexico City, Mexico), Michael Borowski (Blacksburg, VA), Frida Escobedo and Xavier Nueno (Mexico City, Mexico), Assaf Evron and Dan Handel (Chicago, IL and Haifa, Israel), Beate Geissler, Orit Halpern, and Oliver Sann (Chicago, IL and Montréal, Canada), Heather Hart (New York, NY), Alison Hirsch (Pasadena, CA), David J. Lewis, Paul Lewis, and Marc Tsurumaki (New York, NY), Onnis Luque and Mariana Ordóñez (Mexico City, Mexico), Jonathan Mekinda (Chicago, IL), Giovanna Silva (Milan, Italy), Léa-Catherine Szacka (Manchester, United Kingdom), Jessica Vaughn (New York, NY), Edward A. Vazquez (Middlebury, VT)
Upcoming grant application deadlines
Grants to Individuals: September 15, 2019
Grants to Organizations: February 25, 2020
About the Graham Foundation
Founded in 1956, the Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts fosters the development and exchange of diverse and challenging ideas about architecture and its role in the arts, culture, and society. The Graham realizes this vision through making project-based grants to individuals and organizations and producing exhibitions, events, and publications.
