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2005-2006 AOG Grantees

Grantees from the April 1, 2007 Deadline
  Elizabeth Atkinson $1,000
  To travel to Prague, Czech Republic to represent her sound design, which will be exhibited at the Second International Theatre Sound Score and Music Composition Exhibition at the 2007 Prague Quadrennial (PQ).
  Joshua Kelly $650
  To study, perform and otherwise advance his musical career as part of the pestigious fellowship program at the Tanglewood Music Center (The Boston Symphony Orchestra's Academy for Advanced Musical Study), which provides unique, in-depth musical experience for emerging professional musicians of exceptional ability.
  Patrick Jordan $1,000
  To help defray the costs of performing at, traveling to, and attending the Edinburgh Fetival Fringe in Edinburgh, Scotland in August 2007.
  Jennifer Schaupp $1,000
  To travel to India in November, to participate in an Indian classical dance production and interrelated arts education opportunities with internationally respected choreographers.
  Jonah Winter $1,000
  To cover transportation costs to a month-long fellowship in Lasswade, Scotland at the Hawthornden International Retreat for Writers, a prestigious writer's colony.
  David Stock $1,000
    For a residency at MIAM of Istanbul Technical University in October 2007, along with travel to other parts of Turkey.

Grantees from the January 1, 2007 Deadline
Bovy Lee $1,200
    For a two-person exhibition at the Asian American Arts Centre in New York, in the Mid-career Exhibition, which recognizes the accomplishment of artists who have been working in the field for 15 to 20 years.
Patricia Maurides $1,200
To participate in an artist residency at the Coumantaros Art Gallery in the Sparta Branch of the National Gallery of Greece, in preparation for subsequent exhibitions-in a museum, a village cultural center and an art gallery-in the Laconia region of southern Greece.
Mary Mazziotti $1,200
To attend a month-long arts residency in late winter at Newington Armory, a heritage-listed site within the facility built for the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, Australia.

Lissa Brennan $670
To participate in an intensive, two-week stage combat workshop. "I gravitate towards plays about people in volatile situations, struggling to find hope…which invariably contain scenes of violence for which combat skills are necessary," she writes.

Andrew Johnson $670
    To take his multidisciplinary project PED RIO to FILE-RIO 2007, an electronic language festival this spring in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, at the Telemar Cyuoltural Center, an arts and technology oriented institution. He will also talk about his creative process in an accompanying symposium..
Carin Mincemoyer
$670
    To support a three-month residency at the Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts in Omaha, NE. One of only twelve artists selected from 271 applicants from around the world, she will have access to private workspace as well as large fabrication and installation spaces, and access to other facilities and equipment.
Cathleen Richardson-Bailey $670
    To attend "What I Have Done With Where I Have Been," a Retreat for Committed Women Writers presented by A Room of Her Own Foundation at Ghost Ranch in Albuquerque New Mexico in June.
Barbara Weissberger $670
    For a solo exhibition at Pittsburgh Center for the Arts this spring, to include a large-scale installation of small photographic, adhesive-based elements applied directly to the wall, and framed works on paper. This represents the premiere of a new body of works for the artist.

Grantees from the October 1, 2006 Deadline
Paula Martinac $400
To stage a reading of her full-length play, Their Town, in preparation for possible production.
Deborah Bogen $500
To read from her new book, Landscape With Silos, at the New Mexico Chapter of PEN.
Patricia Villalobos-Echeverria $800
To participate in an exhibition entitled Between Walls / Entre Muros at two venues: Guanajuato, Mexico and Dallas, Texas.

Akiko Kotani $1,000
For the opportunity to exhibit the drawings on paper developed as a resident at Tyrone Guthrie Centre in Newbliss, Ireland, in a solo exhibition at the Maui Arts Center, Kahului, Maui, Hawaii in May 2007.
Aron Zelkowicz $1,000
    To produce and record his first solo CD, devoted to the music of Israeli Composer Joachim Stutschewsky, as a complement to both his solo career and the Pittsburgh Jewish Music Festival.

Grantees from the July 1, 2006 Deadline
Teena Custer $1,200
I am seeking funds for travel to perform my choreography at "The Surgery," a professional showcase of hip hop dance theatre works in London, England.

Takehito Etani $1,200
My "Pimp My Heart" project is invited to the internationally renowned 13th edition of the ISEA (The Inter Society for Electronic Arts) symposium and Zero One San Jose: A Global Festival of Art on the Edge, and will be exhibited at San Jose Convention Center, August 7-13, 2006.
Carolina Loyola-Garcia $940
My work has been selected to be screened at the University of Film and Video Association annual conference. Following the screening there will be a panel discussion where I am expected to participate. In addition, one of the videos I submitted for consideration is finalist for a jury award, which will be presented during the conference.

Edward Powell $500
Seeking funding to assist in support of an Artist in Residence at the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore for three weeks in September 2006 for completing a body of work in painting the landscape of the Dunes.

Amy Williams $500
I am applying for travel expenses to Uruguay and Argentina for the South American premiers of my composition, "Abstracted Art".
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