Genres Fine Arts

ERA
Matheson, William
Year Grant Awarded: 2019
In the fall of 2019 I attended the artist residency program Taipei Artist Village with financial assistance from the Puffin Foundation. At TAV I created a series of video installations that explored ecology, mutation and collapse. Read More
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- Website: www.williammatheson.com

I Am My White Ancestors: Claiming the Legacy of Oppression, An installation and public engagement project
Mavor, Anne
Year Grant Awarded: 2016
Installation of thirteen life-size photographic self-portraits and audio narratives that explore European-American heritage and the history of racism, classism, colonization, and genocide. The ancestors, real and imagined, stretch from the Celtic Iron Age to present day. Read More
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- Website: www.annemavor.com

The Soul of a River (Mo Shui)
McDonald, Marsha
Year Grant Awarded: 2011
Representing visually mindful, grounded conversations between landscape and perception, this project, created a meditational, sequenced seasonal portrait of the Milwaukee River, a workshop, and a visual/land language reading by poet Robert Grenier. Read More
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- Website: http://www.marshamcdonaldart.com

The North Wind and the Sun
McLaurin, Cathy
Year Grant Awarded: 2013
The North Wind and the Sun tells the story of a community in significant transition both economically and demographically. It is an interrogation of what meaning can be made of home when home is a distant place in ever-shifting territory. Read More
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- Website: http://www.cathymclaurin.com

“Immortal Structures: Here & There After”
Mijares, Maria
Year Grant Awarded: 2013
The MORRIS MUSEUM in Morristown, NJ, hosted a one-woman exhibition of contemporary realist paintings entitled, “IMMORTAL STRUCTURES: Here & There After” (January 31 - March 31, 2013) Fifty-five paintings spanned 30 years and the Atlantic Ocean. Read More
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- Website: http://www.mariamijares.com

It Takes a Village
Minnerly, Denise
Year Grant Awarded: 2011
Where we live is fundamental to our human identity and our overall well being. Our dwellings represent us in an economic and social setting. My exploration using the home as a metaphor, for the last twenty years, has been to address these very issu Read More
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- Website: deniseminnerly.com

Invasive Species Sculpture Project
Moll, Gerry
Year Grant Awarded: 2015
In this public participatory workshop, participants remove invasive plants from workshop grounds. This plant material is woven, tied, and bound together to create invasive species sculptures. Participants then ‘invade’ the grounds via careful install Read More
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- Website: http://www.gerrymoll.com

Labor Day Sunflower Project
Moll, Gerry
Year Grant Awarded: 2013
A participatory installation celebrating our collective work. Thousands of sunflowers are woven together into a massive circle of flowers. Each flower denotes individual efforts while the circle of flowers represents our combined effort for the year. Read More
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- Website: http://labordaysunflower.com

I Am, I Will, I’m Afraid (Wellsville)
Molloy, Traci
Year Grant Awarded: 2015
I Am, I Will, I’m Afraid (Wellsville) is a collaborative print made with 14 rural, disenfranchised youth utilizing photographic and digital processes. The figure does not exist - it’s a constructed composite made by layering individual portraits. Read More
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- Website: http://www.tracimolloy.com

TREE OF WAR
Monroe, Derek
Year Grant Awarded: 2015
The idea for accounted life. Read More
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- Website: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=88MhwQ6jAc8