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2005-2006 AOG Grantees

Grantees from the April 1, 2008 Deadline
  Thomas Childs $1,500
  To participate in a month-long residency in composition, studying with internationally renowned composer Sofia Gubaidulina through the European American Musical Alliance in Paris.
  Carolyn Lambert $1,300
  To attend a residency at the prestigious Banff Center in Algerta, Canada, in preparation for a traveling group exhibition, "Other Options" curated by Chicago-based InCUBATE.
  Tammy Ryan $570
    To attend the Sewanee Writers' Conference July 15-27, 2008, where she will participate in writers workshops, present her work to conference participants and receive a one-on-one script consultation with established veteran writer Romulus Linney.
  Rick Murrell $1,100
    To study with Barry Baugess, a world-renowned parformer/teacher of the Baroque trumpet at Oberlin Coinservatory's Baroque Performance Institute.
  David Motak $1,340
    To apprentice with master artisan Maciej Moszew in Cracow, Poland.

Grantees from the January 1, 2008 Deadline
Carolina Loyola-Garcia $1,000
    In support of an invitation to do an artist residency with Grupo Forja, a contemporary art center in Valencia, Spain. The opportunity includes developing an art project, giving an artist lecture, doing a workshop with the MFA students at Universidad Politecnica de Valencia, and having an exhibition at the gallery.

Yoko Sekino-Bovey $1,000
    To accept an invitation from the Women's Studio Workshop in Rosedale, NY, to attend a four-week spring residency in order to create a new body of functional, ceramic work.

Shaun Slifer $786
    To attend one week of intensive study in bronze casting techniques with mentor Greg Pond at Sewanee University of the South in mid-February, 2008.
Benjamin Sota $1,500
    To participate in an artist residency in Ethiopia, with the Awassa Children's Project.

Grantees from the October 1, 2007 Deadline
Andrew Kelemen $685
    In create a short film under the mentorship of professional filmmaker Mike Hough, incorporating camera and lighting techniques that are most effectively learned "in the field" using high-end equipment.

Cara Erskine $1,000
    To frame and document a new body of works for her first solo show, which is also the inaugural exhibition for the Tunnel Gallery, located in Penn Avenue's Arts District.

William Kofmehl $1,000
    To transport cast bronze sculptures and pre-fashioned set designs for a solo exhibition at the Lombard-Fried Gallery, NY, including documentation of the opening night performance.
Sarah Koljonen $1,000
    To participate in a 4-week residency at the Vermont Studio Center, surrounded by established and emerging artists and poets, as a way to refine and refocus her artistic explorations.
  Enrique Castro Perez Gil $1,368
    To study with master percussionist Tim Adams, to develop an innovative, contemporary repertoire that combines percussion instruments with electronic and other media, and to learn new percussion techniques that marry diverse musical influences and backgrounds.

Grantees from the July 1, 2007 Deadline
Edward Panar $750
    To fund travel and materials costs in order to participate in public presentations of his work in New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles coinciding with the release of his first monograph published by the New York based non-profit publisher, J&L Books.

Andre Pidkivka $750
    To perform as an invited lecturer a demonstration of folk flutes from Eastern Europe and to premier a new composition for Guitar and Ethnic Folk Flutes from Ukraine by Oleg Galanin at the National Flute Festival in Albuquerque, New Mexico from August 9-12, 2007.

Bill Shannon $750
    To screen his film and video work at the IFC Center in New York City and to premiere his new site-specific performance piece, "Window," at Sitelines 07 in New York City in September 2007.
Dee Briggs $1,000
    To install her first invited solo exhibition of sculpture at the Regina Miller Gallery at Carnegie Mellon University.
  Delanie Jenkins $1,000
    To assist with the framing expenses for an upcoming exhibition in seven galleries at the Pittsburgh Center for the Arts.
  Patrick Jordan $1,000
    To help defray the costs of living, attending shows and workshops at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in Edinburgh, Scotland in August 2007.
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