Presenting Art Grants
Presenting Art Grants support projects that engage communities with the arts and humanities. Over the course of our program, the grants awarded in this category have included: Provosts Interdisciplinary Grants, which support exhibitions, performances, and other such happenings that enrich Penn’s arts offerings and make Penn a destination for the arts; and Student Engagement Grants, which fund departments, programs, and centers that seek to engage the student body. In 2018, Student Engagement Grants also supported student projects.
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Southwest Asian, North African (SWANA) Arts at Penn
- Ranim Albarkawi and the Greenfield Intercultural Center
- Albert M. Greenfield Intercultural Center, Penn University Life
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Fighting for Freedom in an Era of Race and Colonialism
- Penn Museum and Tukufu Zuberi
- Penn Museum
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Suzan Shown Harjo: An Oral History
- Penn Cultural Heritage Center
- Penn Cultural Heritage Center
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Bugsounds
- Isaac Shalit and Sam Tate
- Department of Music, School of Arts & Sciences
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Pomo Baskets, Woven Futures
- History of Art Department with Marina George and Jessica L. Horton
- History of Art Department, School of Arts & Sciences
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RAPtivism and the Future of the Present
- Center for East Asian Studies, the Office of Social Equity & Community, and the Asian American Studies Program
- Asian American Studies Program (ASAM), Center for East Asian Studies, Office of Social Equity & Community
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A Summer in West
- Netter Center for Community Partnerships and The City Root Media Group
- Netter Center for Community Partnerships
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Wavy Movy Festival
- Natacha Diels, Andrew Burke, and The Perch Music & Arts Workshop
- Department of Music, School of Arts & Sciences