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Meet the Recipients of the 2024 Warhol Foundation Arts Writers Grant

Last updated: December 2, 2024 7:01 am
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The Andy Warhol Foundation has recently announced the recipients of the highly coveted 2024 Arts Writers Grant. This year, 30 talented writers have been selected to receive grants ranging from $15,000 to $50,000 across three categories – Articles, Books, and Short-Form Writing – totaling an impressive $945,000 in awards. The foundation has been a strong supporter of art writing, having supported over 425 emerging and established authors since the grant was first launched in 2006.

Among the recipients is former Hyperallergic News Editor Jasmine Weber, who will be using her grant to explore the artistic legacies of the historically Black beaches in Sag Harbor on Long Island, New York. Other notable grantees include former Los Angeles Times art and design columnist Carolina Miranda, who will be focusing on emerging and mid-career Latine and Latin American artists in various cities. The grant recipients cover a wide range of topics including art’s relationship to fossil fuel extraction, Native art and activism, migration, DIY publishing, and LGBTQ comic artist communities.

In the “Books” category, Nizan Shaked, a professor at California State University, Long Beach, has been awarded a grant for her upcoming publication Art Against the System, which will explore how artists disrupt state institutions and legal structures through their work. The grant recipients come from diverse backgrounds and will be exploring a variety of topics and themes in their writing.

The 2024 Arts Writers Grant recipients represent a diverse and talented group of writers who are pushing the boundaries of art criticism and art history. The foundation continues to support writers who enrich and expand the academic disciplinary frameworks of the arts. The complete list of recipients can be found below:

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Articles
– Tiffany Wai-Ying Beres
– Anne Marie E. Butler
– Catherine Quan Damman
– Heather Davis
– Carina del Valle Schorske
– Ilegvak
– Elize Mazadiego
– Hande Sever
– Isaiah Matthew Wooden

Books
– Katie Brewer Ball
– Margaret Galvan
– Che Gossett
– Anna Indych-López
– Marci Kwon
– T. Lax
– Sean Nesselrode Moncada
– Nizan Shaked
– Edward A. Vazquez

Short-Form Writing
– Rosa Boshier González
– Kerry Cardoza
– Tyler Coburn
– Alexandra Martinez
– Tris McCall
– Carolina Miranda
– Ikechúkwú Onyewuenyi
– Camila Palomino
– Kristina Kay Robinson
– Caroline Tracey
– Jasmine Weber
– Christopher Whitfield

The 2024 Arts Writers Grant recipients are set to produce exciting and thought-provoking work that will contribute to the field of art criticism and scholarship. The foundation’s continued support of writers is crucial in ensuring that diverse voices and perspectives are represented in the art world.

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