Armin Linke, Monument to Macedonian National Uprising designed by Iskra and Jordan Grabul, Macedonia, photographed 2009. © Armin Linke. From 2011 Individual Graham Foundation Project Grant: Socialist Architecture: The Vanishing Act by Armin Linke & Srdjan 

Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts is pleased to announce its 2011 Grants to Individuals. Over $500,000 was awarded to 69 grantees. The grantees, who represent a diverse national and international community of architects, scholars, writers, artists, designers, curators, and others, were selected after a highly competitive application process from a pool of over 500 submissions. The awards, up to $15,000 each, will support publications, exhibitions, films, new media initiatives, public programs, and research.

“The direct support of individuals has been an important part of the Graham Foundation’s grant program since its inception,” says Sarah Herda, director of the Graham Foundation. “It is thrilling to carry on this long tradition of support for individuals, whose projects both expand and strengthen the scope of contemporary architectural discourse by engaging a broad range of socio-political, technological, environmental, and aesthetic issues.”

Over its 55-year history, the Graham Foundation has awarded more than 3,900 grants to individuals and organizations—totaling over 32 million dollars.

For a complete list of all 2011 Individual Grantee Projects, click here.

2012 GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS DEADLINE

The Inquiry Form for 2012 Grants to Individuals will be available on the Graham Foundation website on July 15, 2011. This form represents the first stage of a two-stage application process. The deadline to submit the Inquiry Form is September 15, 2011.

For more information about Graham Foundation grant programs, click here.

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