Artists

The Foundation is pleased to offer our grantees the opportunity to share information about their grant on our website. We hope it will offer the public increased visibility for your work.

Terms and Conditions. This form is intended for those who have received a Puffin Foundation grant. By filling out this form, you will be requesting Puffin to post information about your granted project on our web site. Please fill out the form carefully. It includes the option to provide an email address for the public to contact you, as well as providing an email address for the Foundation to use internally that would not be made public. Note that if you include personally identifiable information in your public content, it can be used and viewed by others. We are not responsible for the information you choose to include in public content. The Foundation reserves the right to edit any submissions for size and appropriate content. If you wish to give photo, audio or video credit for submissions, such credit should be included in your text under the description of your project.

Artists

Groundswell Community Mural Project is a Brooklyn-based organization that brings together professional artists, grass-roots groups and communities to create high quality murals in underserved neighborhoods. Groundswell’s Teen Empowerment Mural Apprenticeship (TEMA) received a grant for its after-school program that teaches low-income youth how to create murals as a tool for community organizing.

A holocaust survivor and immigrant to the U.S., artist Agnes Adler of Westwood, NJ, has created collages that deal with social issues, women’s liberation, and political occurrences of the 1960’s. She received a Puffin grant to retouch these works and transform them into digital prints ready for exhibition.

“Harvest of Shame,” a three-panel mural by Holly Wong of San
Francisco, CA. portrays migrant workers as individuals who suffer and struggle to provide their families with a better way of life. The United Farm Workers Union will display this project at conferences and on its website in order to make the public more aware of the abuses suffered by farm workers at the hands of corporate