Last but certainly not least, Action #99, Strawberry Treehouse Replaces City Construction Plans
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Only one week left to see Actions: What You Can Do With the City. Stop by the Graham Foundation before it's too late!
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Join us next Wednesday for "The Revolution Will Be Cultivated" with Amy Franceschini.
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RT @LynnBecker: on H-edge, on Danzer! Cecil Balmond's Solid Void goes Element-al in Tokyo
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Only two more Actions to tweet! Here's number 98, Giant Letters Undo Perspective.
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Dancers Light Up Night, Action #96.
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See exhibition of GF funded book, "Arch," by Holly Downing and Jack Stauffacher at the Donohue Rare Book Library.
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"Eero Saarinen: Shaping the Future," featuring documentary funded by the GF, is on view at Yale U Art Gallery.
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Trustee Hamza Walker Awarded $100,000 Ordway Prize
Mar 03, 2010
Creative Link for the Arts and the New Museum have announced Hamza Walker, Graham Foundation Trustee and Director of Education and Associate Curator at Chicago’s Renaissance Society, as a recipient of the Ordway Prize.
An international panel of Nominators and a Jury of leading arts world figures–led by Jennifer McSweeney, Director of Creative Link for the Arts, and Richard Flood, Chief Curator at the New Museum–selected the Ordway Prize recipients from a global pool of nominees.
The prize is named for the naturalist, philanthropist, and arts patron Katherine Ordway. It acknowledges the contributions of a Curator/Arts Writer and an Artist whose work has had significant impact on the field of contemporary art, but who has yet to receive broad public recognition. Nominees for the Ordway Prize are midcareer talents between the ages of forty and sixty-five, with a developed body of work extending over a minimum of
fifteen years.
Don't forget: Kyong Park discusses "New Silk Roads" project @CalArtsREDCAT tonight!
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Crowd Powers City Lamp Posts, Action #95.
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The Graham Foundation recommends Winy Maas, Principal, MVRDV, lecture at UIC School of Architecture tonight.
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