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Museums, Libraries, and Cultural Organizations, Fiscal Year 2010-2014 Fiscal Year 2010Chairman’s Special Awards Soul of a People/Soul of a Place Stone Soup Productions, Inc. Washington, DC Award: Outright; $50,000 Planning a web-based platform to engage young people in exploring the Federal Writers Project and the world of the 1930s, including virtual reality, gaming, and social networking.
Minnesota Historical Society St. Paul, MN Award: Outright; $850,000 Implementation for a traveling exhibition, a website, and public programs about Americans in the 1960s with a projected opening date of October 2011.
Aquila Theatre Company Inc. New York, NY Award: Outright; $800,000 Implementation of a national program series exploring classical literature, to be presented at 100 libraries and performing arts centers in 20 states.
Folger Shakespeare Library Washington, DC Award: Outright; $626,964 Implementation of a traveling museum exhibition and a traveling library panel exhibition, public programs, and a website on the history and influence of the King James version of the Bible.
Museum Associates Los Angeles, CA Award: Outright; $40,000 Planning of a traveling exhibition, a catalog, and programs on the cultural and artistic traditions in Mesoamerica during the Postclassic period (AD 1000–1521) and their transformation through the Colonial period to the present.
Japanese American National Museum Los Angeles, CA Award: Outright; $50,000 Planning of a new long-term exhibition exploring the diverse experiences of Japanese Americans during World War II.
Yale University New Haven, CT Award: Outright; $40,000 Planning for a traveling exhibition, a catalog, and public programs about the history of Coney Island and its depiction in art and popular culture over the last 150 years.
Ossabaw Island Foundation Savannah, GA Award: Outright; $40,000 Planning for an interpretive exhibit, outdoor signs, off-site interpretation, and education programs concerning an African American community on Ossabaw Island, its continuities and changes from enslavement to emancipation and into the 20th century.
Chicago History Museum Chicago, IL Award: Outright; $40,000 Planning to develop a museum-wide framework for family learning about Chicago and urban history, incorporating exhibitions, programming, and digital products.
Minneapolis Society of Fine Arts Minneapolis, MN Award: Outright; $40,000 Planning for the reinstallation and reinterpretation of the African Galleries.
Tribeca Film Institute New York, NY Award: Outright; $65,000 Planning of a six-part series of programs in collaboration with the American Library Association exploring American musical tradition in the 20th century to be offered at 50 libraries.
International Coalition of Historic Site Museums of Conscience New York, NY Award: Outright; $50,000 Planning of nationwide public dialogues on immigration, past and present, both online and onsite at historic sites and museums that interpret immigration history.
New York Botanical Garden Bronx, NY Award: Outright; $40,000 Planning for a multiformat traveling exhibition and public programs that explore how plants have shaped the trajectory of medicine throughout the world.
Adirondack Museum Blue Mountain Lake, NY Award: Outright; $40,000 Planning of a permanent exhibition on the history of mining in the Adirondacks along with an interactive website, curriculum development, and public programs.
Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History New York, NY Award: Outright; $42,940 Planning of a traveling exhibition and a companion website that examine migration and mobility as enduring themes in U.S. history.
Ohio University, Athens Athens, OH Award: Outright; $40,000 Planning for a place-based interpretation of the Hocking Valley Coal Era (1870–1930) and the pioneering role of miners in the formation of the United Mine Workers of America.
Cleveland Museum of Art Cleveland, OH Award: Outright; $40,000 Planning for a traveling exhibition and a publication on the art of the Wari Empire which flourished in highland Peru from about AD 750 to AD 1000.
Utah Museum of Natural History Salt Lake City, UT Award: Outright; $40,000 Planning for a large temporary exhibition, a scaled-down traveling exhibit, a website, a catalogue, and programs on the resurgence of Navajo story baskets as a distinctive art form.
Los Angeles County Museum of Art Los Angeles, CA Award: Outright; $300,000 Implementation of a traveling exhibition, a symposium, a catalog, and public programs about Islamic art from the eighth to the 19th century in the context of gift-giving at Islamic courts.
University of Chicago Chicago, IL Award: Outright; $300,000 Implementation of a traveling exhibition, a website, an international symposium, a catalog, and programs on the sculptures of Xiangtangshan caves in China.
American Library Association Chicago, IL Award: Outright; $185,000 Reading, viewing, and discussion programs at 30 libraries examining themes in 19th-century American history and literature, built around a documentary film and companion biography of author Louisa May Alcott.
Illinois Humanities Council Chicago, IL Award: Outright; $350,000 Implementation of a national reading and discussion program for people involved in volunteer service, using works of literature to explore issues central to the nature of public service.
Prime Time Family Reading New Orleans, LA Award: Outright; $250,000 Reading and discussion programs for underserved families at libraries in five states, exploring humanities themes through children's literature.
Jewish Museum of Maryland Baltimore, MD Award: Outright; $100,000 Match; $150,000 Implementation of a traveling exhibition and related publication, programs, and online resources examining Jewish American foodways.
Unity Productions Foundation Silver Spring, MD Award: Outright; $350,000 Implementation of a series of film screening and discussion programs in 15 cities, accompanied by an interactive website and a CD-ROM exploring the humanities issues raised by Prince Among Slaves, an NEH-funded documentary film.
People and Stories Gente Y Cuentos Inc. Trenton, NJ Award: Outright; $300,000 Bilingual reading and discussion programs for at-risk youth at 20 library venues in 12 states.
Ohio State University Research Foundation Columbus, OH Award: Outright; $400,000 Implementation of a website and ancillary downloadable materials interpreting the major earthworks of the Ohio River region, focusing especially on heritage driving tours.
National Constitution Center Philadelphia, PA Award: Outright; $167,552 An additional copy of the “Lincoln: The Constitution and the Civil War” traveling exhibition that will visit 25 public and academic libraries across the United States. The original award provided for the production of one exhibition copy for 25 libraries. With the supplement, two copies of the exhibition will travel to a total of 50 libraries.
National Constitution Center Philadelphia, PA Award: Outright; $1,160,502 To support fabrication of nine copies of a panel exhibition exploring the Civil War as a constitutional crisis, which will travel to 200 communities, as well as to selected National Park Service battlefield sites, through 2015.
Utah Museum of Natural History Salt Lake City, UT Award: Outright; $300,000 Implementation of a long-term exhibition focused on the history, geography, linguistics, and contemporary life of the indigenous people of Utah.
University of Vermont Burlington, VT Award: Outright; $200,000 Implementation of a multiformat project analyzing the history of interstate highways in Vermont (1956–80). Formats would include an interactive website, a banner exhibition, permanent roadside signage, a book, and public programming.
Thomas Jefferson Foundation, Inc. Charlottesville, VA Award: Outright; $280,000 Match; $100,000 Implementation of 17 interpretive stations along Mulberry Row where enslaved people lived and worked at Monticello with emphasis on individuals, families, and work in the context of Jefferson's era.
Journey Through Hallowed Ground Partnership Waterford, VA Award: Outright; $0 Match; $300,000 Implementation of a project for middle school students to research, script, and produce vodcasts that interpret 13 Civil War National Parks for visitors.
Fiscal Year 2011Planning Grants Journeys and Destinies: Settling the Southwest University of Arizona Tucson, AZ Award: Outright; $30,000 Planning for a new long-term installation that would encapsulate the 13,000-year-old history of human habitation in Arizona, using the idea of migration as a main theme and connecting that history to contemporary native cultures.
San Jose State University Foundation San Jose, CA Award: Outright; $40,000 Planning for a traveling exhibition and associated programs on the history of the Mexican Americans in the Santa Clara valley from 1920 through 1960.
Mystic Seaport Museum Mystic, CT Award: Outright; $40,000 Planning for a long-term exhibition with traveling components to various New England ports, a website, and program activities on board a historic whaling ship.
Baltimore Museum of Art Baltimore, MD Award: Outright; $30,000 Planning for a reinstallation of the museum's permanent collection of African art with a thematic and cross-cultural approach.
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Boston, MA Award: Outright; $60,000 Planning for a traveling exhibition, a catalog, new media interpretive materials, and public programs about the impact of trade with Asia on artistic production in North, Central, and South America from 1500 to 1800.
Boston Children's Museum Boston, MA Award: Outright; $0 Match; $75,000 Planning of a new 3,500-square-foot permanent exhibition about the ways in which international cultures have interacted in Boston from 1913 to the present.
American Jewish Historical Society New York, NY Award: Outright; $30,000 Planning for a 3,000-square-foot traveling exhibition, a traveling panel exhibition for libraries, and a public conference examining the American Soviet Jewry Movement.
Brooklyn Historical Society Brooklyn, NY Award: Outright; $50,000 Planning of a website including exhibits and online scholar-led discussions, and related public programs about understanding, in historical perspective, the overlapping cultural identities of families of mixed race, ethnicity, or nationality.
Museum for African Art Long Island City, NY Award: Outright; $40,000 Planning for a multimedia traveling exhibition examining the musical, visual, and socio-cultural aspects of hip hop in Africa.
Greene County Historical Society, Thomas Cole Site Catskill, NY Award: Outright; $16,000 Match; $32,000 Planning for online and handheld interpretive formats that will allow visitors to make on-site comparisons between paintings by Thomas Cole and the actual landscapes from which he worked.
Children's Museum of Manhattan New York, NY Award: Outright; $40,000 Planning of a traveling exhibition and cultural programming on Muslim worlds.
Society for the Preservation of Weeksville/Bedford-Stuyvesant History Brooklyn, NY Award: Outright; $30,000 Planning for multisensory interpretive elements at three historic houses in Weeksville, an historic African American community.
College of Physicians of Philadelphia Philadelphia, PA Award: Outright; $39,962 Planning for a 1,000-square-foot permanent exhibition, a website, and educational programs that would provide an intimate understanding of military injuries in the Civil War, including wounding, death, and long-term legacies.
Dallas County Historical Foundation Dallas, TX Award: Outright; $40,000 Planning of oral history-based theater and digital activities for use at the museum, schools, and community venues about evidentiary characteristics of first-person accounts surrounding the Kennedy assassination and what these can teach us about the nature of historical memory.
Hampton University Hampton, VA Award: Outright; $40,000 Planning of a digital interpretive portal and a physical exhibition examining life at the African American Civil War refugee camp in Hampton, Virginia.
Museum Associates Los Angeles, CA Award: Outright; $300,000 Implementation of a traveling exhibition, a catalog, and public programs on artistic trends in Mesoamerica from 950 through 1521 CE and on the persistence of native traditions and identity after the Spanish conquest.
Pacific Symphony Santa Ana, CA Award: Outright; $300,000 Implementation of orchestra performances, a CD, and related programs exploring the history and culture informing works by Dvorak and Copland.
Northern California Public Broadcasting, Inc. San Francisco, CA Award: Outright; $250,000 Implementation of cross-media walking tours and related programming using television, a website, and mobile applications to explore the history of some of the city's New Deal-era murals as examples of public art within the social and political context of that period.
Society of Biblical Literature Decatur, GA Award: Outright; $300,000 Implementation of an interactive website that would bring nonsectarian biblical scholarship to the general public.
Cahokia Mounds Museum Society Collinsville, IL Award: Outright; $300,000 Implementation of a website on the history of the archaeological Mississippian sites of Cahokia, Moundville, Etowah, and Spiro, containing streaming media, virtual tours of the sites, and downloadable trail tours.
Conner Prairie Museum, Inc. Fishers, IN Award: Outright; $300,000 Implementation of a long-term multimedia visitor immersion experience for families about the mixed social and political responses of southern Indiana to an actual Confederate cavalry raid.
Frederick Community College Frederick, MD Award: Outright; $24,815 Enhancement and expansion of a website in order to explore more comprehensively and in greater depth the Civil War in the interior of the mid-Atlantic region.
University of Massachusetts, Boston Boston, MA Award: Outright; $400,000 Implementation of a two-day public forum and related debates, with broadcast and digital media dissemination, about the meaning of civility and its role in the functioning of American democracy.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge, MA Award: Outright; $350,000 Implementation of a traveling exhibition that examines the work of Spanish immigrant builder Rafael Guastavino, whose innovations transformed American architecture in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Tribeca Film Institute New York, NY Award: Outright; $350,000 Implementation of a six-part series of public programs in collaboration with the American Library Association exploring American musical traditions in the 20th century to be held at 50 libraries.
New-York Historical Society New York, NY Award: Outright; $400,000 Implementation of a traveling exhibition and educational initiative exploring the transformation in the world's politics and culture between 1763 and 1815 with particular focus on three globally influential revolutions in America, France, and Haiti.
Kent State University Main Campus Kent, OH Award: Outright; $300,000 Implementation of a long-term exhibition about the 1970 shooting of Kent State University students by National Guardsmen within the context of national anti-war protest, politics, and youth culture and subsequent litigation about First Amendment rights.
Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts Philadelphia, PA Award: Outright; $250,000 Implementation of a traveling exhibition, a catalog, a children's book, and public programs on African American painter Henry Ossawa Tanner.
University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA Award: Outright; $200,000 Match; $200,000 Implementation of a traveling exhibition, a podcast guide, online resources, educational materials, and a publication on the ancient and modern Maya concepts of time, based on recent archaeology findings at Copán.
Fairmount Park Art Association Philadelphia, PA Award: Outright; $40,000 Match; $130,000 Implementation of a multiplatform interpretive audio program for 36 outdoor sculptures in Philadelphia.
Carnegie Institute Museum of Art Pittsburgh, PA Award: Outright; $100,000 Match; $150,000 Implementation of a multimedia traveling exhibition examining the work of African American photographer Teenie Harris of Pittsburgh.
Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum Austin, TX Award: Outright; $300,000 Implementation of a long-term installation using the explorer Robert La Salle's ship, La Belle, as the centerpiece for an examination of the history, politics, science, and cultural encounters in the region in the 17th century.
American Precision Museum, Inc. Windsor, VT Award: Outright; $340,000 Implementation of a permanent exhibit and related programs exploring how precision manufacturing influenced the course of American history and emphasized motivations, rapid industrialization, U.S. emergence as a world power, and the development of consumer culture.
Chippewa Valley Museum Eau Claire, WI Award: Outright; $200,000 Match; $50,000 Implementation of Intersections, a new permanent exhibition that would chronicle the history of community formation and immigration in Wisconsin's Chippewa Valley.
Fiscal Year 2012Planning Grants Benton, Hollywood, and History Museum Associates Los Angeles, CA Award: Outright; $40,000 Planning for a traveling exhibition, a catalog, and public programs on American artist Thomas Hart Benton and how his history paintings and narrative art were influenced by popular Hollywood film.
Santa Barbara Trust for Historic Preservation Santa Barbara, CA Award: Outright; $40,000 Planning for interpretive exhibitions and programs in a newly constructed visitor center about the history of Santa Barbara.
Folger Shakespeare Library Washington, DC Award: Outright; $75,000 Planning for two traveling exhibitions, a catalog, a website, and public programs on William Shakespeare and the ways that his life and work have been re-imagined over time.
Pocumtuck Valley Memorial Association Deerfield, MA Award: Outright; $40,000 Planning for a website, mobile applications, hand-held digital and print tours, public programs, and educational materials about the early nineteenth-century discovery of dinosaur tracks in the Connecticut River Valley and the impact of this discovery on American thought and culture.
New Bedford Whaling Museum New Bedford, MA Award: Outright; $40,000 Planning for a long-term exhibition, public programs, and educational materials on the history of commerce and industry in New Bedford, Massachusetts, following the decline of whaling, the city's founding industry.
Springfield Library and Museums Association Springfield, MA Award: Outright; $40,000 Planning for the reinstallation of its core collections to illustrate how this museum exemplifies Gilded Age America's ideas about civic philanthropy and museums as engines of democratic education.
Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kansas City, MO Award: Outright; $60,000 Planning for a traveling exhibition tracing the evolution of the meaning of jade in China from prehistoric times to the present.
New-York Historical Society New York, NY Award: Outright; $50,000 Planning for an interactive website about the 1913 Armory Show in New York and its significance in the cultural, political, and historical context of the period.
Duke University Durham, NC Award: Outright; $60,000 Planning of two versions of a traveling exhibition that would present the biographies of 12 individuals to tell the history of African Americans in the antebellum South
Philadelphia Museum of Art Philadelphia, PA Award: Outright; $60,000 Planning for a traveling exhibition, a scholarly catalog, and public and educational programs on the art and culture of the Joseon Dynasty in Korea.
Historical Society of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA Award: Outright; $60,000 Planning of an interactive website on the history of the Underground Railroad through the interpretation of William Still's document collection at the Historical Society of Pennsylvania.
ETV Endowment of South Carolina Spartanburg, SC Award: Outright; $40,000 Planning for a website, a virtual tour, and educational materials about the history of Bernard Baruch's rural estate in coastal South Carolina, its African American residents, and its legacy for regional land conservation.
Buffalo Bill Historical Center Cody, WY Award: Outright; $40,000 Planning for a traveling exhibition, a catalog, and programs on Plains Indian cultures as documented in a collection of materials from the pre-reservation and early reservation periods.
Indiana State Museum Foundation, Inc. Indianapolis, IN Award: Outright; $300,000 Implementation of a long-term multimedia exhibition and docent training at an Underground Railroad site covering Quaker abolitionist and Free Labor economic resistance to slavery as well as first-person stories of fugitive African Americans.
Prime Time Family Reading New Orleans, LA Award: Outright; $355,383 Implementation of a new library reading and discussion series for at-risk families in five states about why globalization requires a new universal empathy for humankind in today's citizens.
Maine Humanities Council Portland, ME Award: Outright; $348,946 Implementation of a series of multiformat programs about the history and legacy of the Civil War in Maine.
Baltimore Museum of Art Baltimore, MD Award: Outright; $126,500 Match; $181,500 Implementation of the reinstallation of the galleries of American fine and decorative art.
ConVida - Popular Arts of the Americas Detroit, MI Award: Outright; $300,000 Implementation of a traveling exhibition, a catalog, a website, and public programs on the folk art of the people of the Northeast region in Brazil whose culture is a unique blend of African, European, and Amerindian traditions.
Minneapolis Society of Fine Arts Minneapolis, MN Award: Outright; $352,000 Implementation of a reinstallation of the museum's collection of African art, new interactive interpretive components, and public programs focusing on the social context of the art and the ways in which it reveals the exchange of ideas with other cultures.
Missouri Historical Society St. Louis, MO Award: Outright; $400,000 Implementation of a traveling exhibition, a publication, a website, and programs on the unfolding of the American Revolution in the Midwest, especially its impact on the formation of cultural identities.
Nebraska Humanities Council Lincoln, NE Award: Outright; $136,400 Match; $80,000 Implementation of a three-year Chautauqua program in seven rural Nebraska communities on issues connected to significant legislative acts that shaped the settlement of the region.
Brooklyn Museum of Art Brooklyn, NY Award: Outright; $311,129 Implementation of a traveling exhibition, a scholarly catalog, and online materials that explore the private life of creole and indigenous elites in Spanish colonial America and how identity, social status, and ambition were communicated by the art and luxury objects they chose to display in their homes.
Library of America New York, NY Award: Outright; $500,000 Implementation of a multiformat project that would encourage public exploration of the transformative impact and contested meanings of the Civil War through the words of a wide variety of first-hand participants.
Brooklyn Historical Society Brooklyn, NY Award: Outright; $378,067 Implementation of a website, an oral history project, and public programs about individuals and families of mixed racial, ethnic, and cultural heritage and the place of "cultural hybridity" in United States history.
Long Island Museum of American Art, History, and Carriages Stony Brook, NY Award: Outright; $286,014 Implementation of the reinstallation of two long-term exhibitions with audio tours about the social and economic history of horse-drawn transportation in New York City circa 1900.
Cleveland Museum of Art Cleveland, OH Award: Outright; $352,000 Implementation of a traveling exhibition, a catalog, programs, and a website on the arts of the Wari, a major Andean civilization and the first empire in that region between AD 600 and 1000.
National Constitution Center Philadelphia, PA Award: Outright; $400,000 Implementation of a multiformat project about the history of Prohibition in America.
National Civil Rights Museum Memphis, TN Award: Outright; $352,000 Implementation of a new 14,500-square-foot permanent exhibition on the history of African American efforts to gain freedom and equality and the interpretation of the Lorraine Motel historic site at the National Civil Rights Museum.
George Mason University Fairfax, VA Award: Outright; $304,565 Implementation of a mobile tour and website on the history and culture of the National Mall in Washington, D.C.
Robert R. Moton Museum Inc. Farmville, VA Award: Outright; $350,000 Implementation of multimedia components for a long-term exhibition about one African American high school's struggle to achieve racial integration, which became part of the landmark U.S. Supreme Court case "Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka."
Fiscal Year 2013Planning Grants Imagining Salinas Chinatown: Intercultural Dialogues of History and Meaning California State University, Monterey Bay Seaside, CA Award: Outright; $40,000 Planning for a 1,293-square-foot permanent exhibition, a digital walking tour, and intercultural dialogues for a new museum at the Salinas Chinatown Cultural Center and Museum.
American Bar Association Fund for Justice and Education Washington, DC Award: Outright; $40,000 Planning of four public program modules to promote community discussion of major topics relating to citizenship in the 21st century.
Friends of Iolani Palace Honolulu, HI Award: Outright; $40,000 Planning of a series of permanent exhibits at Iolani Palace exploring the complex story of Hawaii and its contact with Europe, Asia, and the United States in the late 19th century.
Pocumtuck Valley Memorial Association Deerfield, MA Award: Outright; $40,000 Planning for multiformat prototypes (website, maps, iPad tablet tour, exhibits, archaeological field school, and other public programs) that uncover some of the forgotten history of African Americans in early rural New England.
Peabody Essex Museum Salem, MA Award: Outright; $40,000 Planning of a traveling exhibition, a catalog, an online publication, and programs exploring the global reach of the Dutch Republic in the 17th and 18th centuries and the role that Asian art and culture played in Dutch life.
Minneapolis Society of Fine Arts Minneapolis, MN Award: Outright; $40,000 Planning of a traveling exhibition examining the social and historical significance of the diverse forms of Islamic art and architecture that have developed in Africa over the last 1,500 years.
University Libraries, University of Missouri-Columbia Columbia, MO Award: Outright; $40,000 Planning of a traveling exhibition of 55 to 75 large-format photographs, a website, and related public and scholarly programming that examine the lives of blacks and whites in the rural, racially segregated community of Columbus, Mississippi.
Jewish Museum New York, NY Award: Outright; $40,000 Planning for a traveling exhibition, a catalog, a website and programs about the influence of avant-garde art on the development of network television from the early 1940s through the mid 1960s.
Henry Street Settlement New York, NY Award: Outright; $40,000 Planning for an interactive web-based and in-person interpretation of the Henry Street Settlement, plus associated walking tours, school programs, and lectures.
Ohio Historical Society Columbus, OH Award: Outright; $40,000 Planning for a 5,000-square-foot permanent exhibition, a website, and educational materials examining the forced removal of ten Native American tribes from Ohio in the early 19th century and the historical and contemporary impact on these tribes.
Confluences Vancouver, WA Award: Outright; $40,000 Planning of a website that examines Native American history and culture at six sites along the Columbia River in Washington and Oregon.
Pacific Symphony Santa Ana, CA Award: Outright; $300,000 A series of multimedia performances and related symposia on the music of Anton Dvorak (1841-1904) and Charles Ives (1874-1954).
Mystic Seaport Museum Mystic, CT Award: Outright; $450,000 Implementation of a long-term exhibition, a website, and public programs at the Mystic Seaport Museum that examine the broad economic, social, and cultural impact of whaling.
Wadsworth Atheneum Hartford, CT Award: Outright; $300,000 Implementation of a traveling exhibition, a catalog, and public programs about the history of Coney Island and its depiction in art and popular culture over the last 150 years.
American Library Association Chicago, IL Award: Outright; $263,000 Implementation of a traveling exhibition and public programs for 40 libraries examining the history and impact of the Dust Bowl of the 1930s.
National Museum of Mexican Art Chicago, IL Award: Outright; $125,000 Implementation of the reinstallation of the permanent exhibition, a catalog, and educational programs exploring Mexican art and culture on both sides of the American border.
Baltimore Museum of Art Baltimore, MD Award: Outright; $150,000 Match; $125,000 Implementation of the reinstallation of the African art collection and related digital interpretive tools.
Walters Art Museum Baltimore, MD Award: Outright; $300,000 Implementation of a traveling exhibition, a catalog, and programs that present the arts of Islamic cultures from the point of view of patrons and artists from various historical periods across the Islamic world.
New-York Historical Society New York, NY Award: Outright; $300,000 Implementation of an exhibition and educational initiative exploring the Chinese American experience.
Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum New York, NY Award: Outright; $260,000 Match; $40,000 Implementation of a long-term, multimedia interpretation of nine restored spaces aboard the Intrepid Museum’s historic aircraft carrier.
Children’s Museum of Manhattan New York, NY Award: Outright; $300,000 A museum exhibition and related public programs exploring how cultural traditions, faith, and history have shaped the lives of Muslims in the United States and internationally.
New York Council for the Humanities New York, NY Award: Outright; $195,000 Implementation of a multisession facilitated reading and discussion series at 40 venues involving twelve books on Muslim culture and the distribution of these books to an additional 200 venues.
International Coalition of Historic Site Museums of Conscience New York, NY Award: Outright; $275,000 Implementation of guided dialogue programs on immigration and American citizenship to be held at 20 immigration, civil rights, and ethnic identity museums across the country.
Aquila Theatre Company Inc. New York, NY Award: Outright; $300,000 Implementation of scholar-led reading/performance and discussion programs in 20 locations, a website, and a mobile app focused on the ways classical Greek and Roman drama continue to resonate today for veteran and public audiences.
Duke University Durham, NC Award: Outright; $120,000 Implementation of a traveling exhibition and a catalog on African American painter Archibald Motley in the context of early-20th-century modernism.
Philadelphia Museum of Art Philadelphia, PA Award: Outright; $450,000 Implementation of a traveling exhibition, a catalog, a website, and public programs on the art of Korea’s Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910).
National Museum of American Jewish History Philadelphia, PA Award: Outright; $300,000 Implementation of an artifact-based traveling exhibition, a smaller panel version to be displayed in baseball parks, a catalogue, a website, and related public programs.
Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History New York, NY Award: Outright; $817,670 The distribution of four NEH-funded films on Civil Rights history (“The Abolitionists,” “Slavery by Another Name,” “Freedom Riders” and “The Loving Story”) accompanied by a website, educational resources, and discussion guides, to public libraries and schools to encourage public conversations about the changing meanings of freedom and equality in U.S. history.
Tribeca Film Institute New York, NY Award: Outright; $75,000 Civil War 150: Exploring the War and Its Meaning Through the Words of Those Who Lived It Supplement Library of America New York, NY Award: Outright; $125,000 Fiscal Year 2014Planning Grants At.owu and Art: Fifty Tlingit, Haida, and Tsimshian Treasures Sealaska Heritage Foundation Juneau, AK Award: Outright; $60,000 Planning of a traveling exhibition of art from the Alaska Native tribes of the Tlingit, the Haida, and the Tsimshian.
Arizona State University Tempe, AZ Award: Outright; $60,000 Planning a multiformat interpretation of the cultures, history, and physical landscapes of the Arizona-Sonora borderlands region through a website, a traveling exhibition, and public programs.
Oakland Museum of California Oakland, CA Award: Outright; $40,000 Planning for a traveling exhibition to present California's place in the late 19th- and early 20th-century Pacific world, and to reflect on museum collection and exhibition practices.
National Japanese American Historical Society San Francisco, CA Award: Outright; $38,400 Planning a digital museum and nationwide public dialogues on the imprisonment of Japanese Latin Americans in U.S. internment camps during World War II.
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Chicago, IL Award: Outright; $60,000 Planning for an interactive, interpretive website that would allow the public to access the nearly 5,000 oral histories conducted by journalist Studs Terkel as part of his long-running radio show.
University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Champaign, IL Award: Outright; $60,000 Planning for a traveling exhibition, a catalog, and programming exploring the unique, transcultural aesthetic of Swahili art from the 16th century to the present.
Plimoth Plantation, Inc. Plymouth, MA Award: Outright; $60,000 Development of an interpretive plan for all the living history sites at Plimoth Plantation for the 400th Anniversary of the Mayflower voyage in 2020.
Harvard University Cambridge, MA Award: Outright; $40,000 Planning of an exhibition, a catalog, a website, educational programs, and an international conference on illuminated manuscripts dating from the 9th to the 16th century.
Minneapolis Society of Fine Arts Minneapolis, MN Award: Outright; $60,000 Planning for a traveling exhibition, a catalog, public programs, and a symposium about ancient Chinese bronzes dating from 1600 B.C to 200 A.D.
Tribeca Film Institute New York, NY Award: Outright; $40,000 Planning for a six-part public program of film screenings, lectures, and scholar-led discussions on the history and impact of immigration in the United States.
Museum of the Earth and Paleontological Research Institution Ithaca, NY Award: Outright; $60,000 Planning of a traveling exhibition on the history of under-appreciated contributions of women to the field of paleontology in the United States.
New-York Historical Society New York, NY Award: Outright; $75,000 Planning of a traveling exhibition, an exhibition publication, and related curriculum materials about the Vietnam War, considering both the home front and the war front.
Thomas Cole Historic House Catskill, NY Award: Outright; $30,000 Match; $10,000 Planning for a multimedia reinterpretation of the Thomas Cole National Historic Site, the home and studio of the founder of the 19th-century Hudson River School of American landscape painting.
Gilcrease Museum Management Trust Tulsa, OK Award: Outright; $40,000 Planning for a traveling exhibition about Spiro Mounds, a major Mississippian archaeological site in Oklahoma significantly looted in the 1930s.
Anchorage Museum Association Anchorage, AK Award: Outright; $40,000 Match; $35,000 Implementation of a traveling exhibition on James Cook's Third Voyage (1776–80), focusing on his travels around the Northwest coast and his attempt to find the Northwest Passage.
Pratt Museum Homer, AK Award: Outright; $300,000 Implementation of a permanent exhibition to explore the interconnectedness of people and place in the Kachemak Bay region of Alaska.
Wadsworth Atheneum Hartford, CT Award: Outright; $400,000 Implementation of a permanent, interdisciplinary gallery that will introduce visitors to the phenomenon of the cabinet of art and curiosities, a form of collecting that flourished in Europe in the 16th and 17th centuries.
Folger Shakespeare Library Washington, DC Award: Outright; $500,000 Implementation of a national traveling exhibition featuring an original copy of Shakespeare's First Folio, interpretive panels on the history of the First Folio, and related public programming.
The Institute of Contemporary Art Boston, MA Award: Outright; $300,000 Match; $100,000 Implementation of a traveling exhibition, a catalog, and public programs about Black Mountain College in North Carolina, an experimental liberal arts college that played a vital role in the creation of American culture during the post-World War II era.
Peabody Essex Museum Salem, MA Award: Outright; $300,000 Implementation of a major exhibition that explores the work of American artist Thomas Hart Benton (1889–1975).
Detroit Institute of Arts Detroit, MI Award: Outright; $300,000 Implementation of a traveling exhibition exploring the ways in which American visual art from 1820 to 1960 depicted and was inspired by dance.
Minneapolis Society of Fine Arts Minneapolis, MN Award: Outright; $300,000 Implementation of a traveling exhibition, a catalog, an online exhibition, programs, and a colloquium examining the diverse forms of Islamic art and architecture that have developed in Africa over the last 1,300 years.
International Folk Art Foundation Santa Fe, NM Award: Outright; $400,000 Implementation of a traveling exhibition, a catalog, and public programs about the history and global significance of cochineal, an insect-based dye source whose origins date to the pre-Columbian Americas.
Lower East Side Tenement Museum New York, NY Award: Outright; $300,000 Implementation of a web-based virtual tour and public programs at the Lower East Side Tenement Museum that examine post-World War II immigration through the experiences of three families that resided at 103 Orchard Street from the 1950s through the 1980s.
New York Botanical Garden Bronx, NY Award: Outright; $460,000 Implementation of a traveling exhibition, public programs, tours, and a scholarly symposium that explore the intersections of nature, history, and identity in the life and work of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo.
Museum of the City of New York New York, NY Award: Outright; $181,103 Match; $40,000 Implementation of a museum exhibition and public programs about photographer Jacob Riis (1849–a1914).
Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine New York, NY Award: Outright; $300,000 Implementation of a traveling exhibition, a catalog, and programs examining tapestries produced in the 17th century by the private workshop in Rome founded by the Barberini, the family of Pope Urban VIII.
Philadelphia Museum of Art Philadelphia, PA Award: Outright; $300,000 Implementation of a traveling exhibition, a catalog, and programs about the development of American still life painting.
ETV Endowment of South Carolina Spartanburg, SC Award: Outright; $294,154 Implementation of a website, an interactive virtual tour, and supporting programs interpreting the natural and social history of Hobcaw Barony, the South Carolina estate of Bernard Baruch.
Chattanooga History Center Chattanooga, TN Award: Outright; $400,000 Implementation of a permanent, multimedia exhibition on the history of Chattanooga, Tennessee, with an emphasis on the role of the city in a national context.
Library of Virginia Foundation Richmond, VA Award: Outright; $100,000 Implementation of a traveling and an online exhibition, educational workshops, and a one-day symposium examining the American domestic slave trade through the paintings and engravings of British artist Eyre Crowe (1824–1901). Directory: files files -> The United States and Post-Castro Cuba files -> Fighting Fit: Exploring Military Medicine (1850-1950) files -> Original: English files -> Socials 11: Provincial Exam Review Preparation Essay Component files -> 9. 5 Political Powers and Achievements Tom Burns- beacon High School files -> Indiana Academic Standards Resource Guide World History and Civilization Standards Approved March 2014 files -> On the Vanity of Earthly Greatness” “Ozymandious” Arthur Guiterman (1871-1943;1936) Author files -> Understanding Diversity What is Diversity? files -> Sscg: 16 Unit 7: Judicial Branch Download 128.63 Kb. Share with your friends:
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