GRANTS AWARDED

Grants Awarded between July 1, 2001, and June 30, 2002

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The Grant Program provides funding to scholars for nonresidential postdoctoral fellowships, curatorial research fellowships, and collaborative research projects. In addition, other Getty programs offer various residential fellowships at the Getty Center (see pages 90–93). Grants also provide support to educational and cultural institutions for the development of scholarly research resources and innovative publication series. Of particular interest are model projects that make visual arts collections, archives, research results, and other critical resources avail- able via electronic means.

Postd o c to ral Fe l l ows h i ps Martin, Therese Marie. University of Arizona,Tucson.“Queen as King:Art and Postdoctoral Fellowships provide sup- Political Propaganda in Twelfth-Century port for scholars at the beginning of Spain.” $40,000 their careers, freeing them from aca- demic responsibilities to pursue Papapetros, Spyros. University of interpretive research projects that will California, Berkeley.“Animated History— make significant contributions to the Inorganic Culture:The Living Archaeology of 96 understanding of art and its history. Modernism.” $40,000 Purtle, Jennifer Gillian. University of Castillo, Gregory Alan. University of Chicago, Illinois. “Placing Their Mark: An Art- Miami, Coral Gables, Florida.“Constructing Historical Geography of Fujian Painters of the the Cold War: Architecture, Urbanism, and the Min Kingdom through the Ming Dynasty Cultural Division of Germany.” $40,000 (909–1644).” $40,000 Doherty, Brigid. Johns Hopkins University, Rapti, Ioanna. Université Paris IV, Sorbonne, Baltimore, Maryland.“Writing as Making France.“Enluminer la liturgie entre Orient et Present:The Art of Hanne Darboven, Occident: Le lectionnaire arménien 1966–2000.” $40,000 Maténadaran 979.” $40,000 Ghosh, Pika. University of North Carolina, Rich, Sarah Katherine. Pennsylvania State Chapel Hill.“Temple to Love:Architecture and University, University Park.“Zip! Barnett Devotion in Seventeenth-Century Bengal.” Newman in the Sixties.” $40,000 $40,000 Gisella Reismann, German fashion model, shows Schreffler, Michael John. Virginia Germans the latest in womens’ fashions in color Grigoryev, Roman Gennadievitch. Commonwealth University, Richmond.“Art on CBS Colorvision. Using images such as this University of St. Petersburg, Russia. and Allegiance in Baroque New Spain.” Marshall Plan-era publicity photograph, postdoc- “Rembrandt’s Prints Re-Examined: Pictorial $40,000 toral fellow Gregory Castillo is researching the Rhetoric of Etched World.” $40,000 emergence of divergent postwar cultural identi- Scott, Felicity Dale. Bard College, ties in East and West Germany and the develop- Hecker, Sharon Haya. Milan, Italy. Annandale-on-Hudson, New York. ment of Cold War modernism. Photo: Courtesy “Medardo Rosso:The Mephistopheles of National Archives “Underneath Aesthetics and Utility: Bernard Sculpture.” $40,000 Rudofsky’s Other Architecture.” $40,000 Linden, Diana Louise. Claremont, Shapiro Comte, Barbara Ellen. NewYork California.“The New Deal Murals of Ben University in France, Paris.“Architects’Working Shahn: Patronage, Politics, and Jewish Identity.” Drawings in Nineteenth-Century Paris.” $40,000 $40,000 Malosetti Costa, Laura. University of Buenos Aires,Argentina.“El estilo como proyecto: Relaciones artísticas entre América Latina y Europa hacia el fin del siglo XIX.” $40,000 Cu ra torial Resea rch Fe l l ows h i ps Curatorial Research Fellowships support the professional scholarly development of curators by providing them with time off from regular museum duties to undertake short-term research or study projects.

Bellenger, Sylvain. The Cleveland Museum of Art, Ohio. For the exhibition and publica- tion The Art of Girodet. $10,000 de Palma, Maria Camilla. Museo BENEDETTO DA MAIANO. The Birth of St. John the Baptist, late 15th century. Terracotta relief. A multi- Ethnografico, Castello D’Albertis, Genoa, Italy. disciplinary team of scholars is conducting research focused on the art, architecture, and culture of For research concerning Hopi museum repre- Renaissance Italy for the exhibition The Domestic Interior in Italy, 1400–1600, scheduled to open at the sentations. $13,500 Victoria and Albert Museum in 2006. Photo: Courtesy of the Victoria and Albert Museum Green, Nancy Elizabeth. Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art, Cornell University, Viso, Olga Mercedes. Hirshhorn Museum Museum of New Zealand Te Papatongarewa, Ithaca, NewYork. For the exhibition and pub- and Sculpture Garden, Smithsonian Institution, Wellington; Nicholas Thomas, University of lication Byrdcliffe:An American Arts and Crafts Washington, D.C. For the exhibition and publi- London, England; and Unasa Leulu Felise Colony. $13,500 cation Ana Mendieta, a Retrospective. $13,241 Va’a, National University of Samoa, Apia. 97 “Tatau/Tattoo: Embodied Art and Cultural Wright, Elaine Julia. Dublin, Ireland.The Guy, John Stanley. Victoria and Albert Exchange, 1760–2000.” $260,000 Museum, London, England. For research on Chester Beatty Library, Dublin Castle, Ireland. the production and consumption of portable For research concerning the Islamic book Cornelius O. Adepegba, University of metal devotional images in south India. under the great patrons of the 15th century. Ibadan, Nigeria; and Elisha P. Renne, $13,500 $13,500 University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.“Yoruba Sacred Textiles in Twentieth-Century Nigeria.” Kleeblatt, Norman L. The Jewish Museum, $128,400 NewYork. For research to develop the exhibi- Collaborative Research Grants tion Contesting Voices: Clement Greenberg and Marta Ajmar, Victoria and Albert Museum, Harold Rosenberg Shape the Image of American These grants enable teams of scholars London, England; Hugo Blake, University of Art. $13,500 to work collaboratively on projects that L o n d o n , E n g l a n d ; Sa n d ra Cava l l o, U n ive r s i t y offer new interpretations of art and its of London, England; Anna Contadini, Krody, Sumru Belger. The Textile Museum, history. Funded projects present innova- University of London, England; Patricia Washington, D.C. For research on the topic of tive models for interdisciplinary Fortini Brown, Princeton University, New Greek Island embroidery. $8,250 research, encouraging scholars to think Jersey; Richard Goldthwaite, Johns Hopkins Miles, Ellen G. Smithsonian Institution, more broadly and critically about their U n ive rs i t y, B a l t i m o re, M a ry l a n d ; Reino Lief kes, Washington, D.C. For the exhibition and pub- disciplines. Grants in this category may V i c t o r ia and A l b e rt Museum, L o n d o n , E n g l a n d ; lication Gilbert Stuart’s Patrons: Sitting for an also support collaborative projects that Brenda Preyer, University of Texas at Austin; American Artist, 1794–1805. $9,908 culminate in scholarly exhibitions. and Luke Syson, British Museum, London, England.“The Domestic Interior in Italy, Murdoch, Tessa Violet. Victoria and Albert Most Collaborative Research Grants are listed by the 1400–1600.” £169,000 Museum, London, England. For the journal names of each member of the research team, although article “British Giltwood Furniture, the official grantee may be either a university or the Anthony J. Babieri-Low, University of 1700–1750.” $12,874 individual scholars. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Cary Y. Liu, Princeton University, New Jersey; and Rovine, Victoria Lynn. University of Iowa, Mark Adams, independent photographer, Michael Nylan, University of California, Iowa City. For research leading to an exhibi- Berkeley.“Patterns and Reconfigurations in tion and publication concerning African Auckland, New Zealand; Peter Brunt, Victoria University of Wellington, New Han Dynasty (206 B.C.–A.D. 220) Art and inspiration in French fashion of the early 20th Architecture:The Wu Family Altars and century. $12,306 Zealand; Anne D’Alleva, University of Connecticut, Storrs; Bronwen Douglas, Shrines.” $115,000 Australian National University, Canberra; Elena Govor, Australian National University, Canberra; Makiko Kuwahara, Australian National University, Canberra; Sean Mallon, Andrea Bacchi, Università degli studi di Association of Research Institutes in Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts Trento, Italy; Antonella Capitanio, Art History, Williamstown, Massachusetts. and Sciences, Amsterdam. For the transla- Università di Genova, Italy; Marco Collareta, For the planning phase of a proposed fellow- tion of the ICONCLASS system into German, Scuola Normale Superiore, Pisa, Italy; Donata ship program for scholars from Africa. $15,000 French, and Italian. €56,096 Devoti, Università di Pisa, Italy; John California/International Arts Smithsonian Institution,Washington, D.C. Harris, emeritus, Royal Institute of British Foundation, Los Angeles. For a survey of Los For the publication of Eye Contact: Modern Architects, London, England; and Cinzia Angeles avant-garde archives. $150,000 American Portrait Drawings from the National Sicca, Università di Pisa, Italy.“John Talman’s Portrait Gallery. $50,000 Collection of Drawings as a History of Art Council of American Ove rseas Resea rc h from Antiquity to Christianity.” $250,000 Ce nte rs, Wa s h i n g t o n , D. C. For the A m e r i c a n Università degli Studi di Milano, Italy. For O ve r seas Digital Library pro j e c t . $ 8 3 , 0 0 0 a study of the facade reliefs of Orvieto Kurt Helfrich, University of California, Santa Cathedral. $123,000 Barbara; Mari Nakahara, New York Public Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Library and Skyscraper Museum; Ken Gallery, San Marino, California. For the cata- University of Chicago, Illinois. For the Tadashi Oshima, Columbia University, New loguing of the collection of French art from publication of a group of eight books on the York; Christine Vendredi-Auzanneau, 1680 to 1800. $200,000 intersection of art and science in Western cul- independent curator, Paris, France; and ture. $160,000 Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, William Whitaker, University of Germany. For a research database on scientific Pennsylvania, Philadelphia.“Crafting a illustrations at the Hermann von Helmholtz- Regional Modernism:The Architecture of Zentrum für Kulturtechnik. €255,600 Antonin and Noémi Raymond in Japan and the United States, 1921–1968.” $183,400 M a ssa c h u setts Museum of Co nte m p o ra ry A r t Fo u n d a t i o n , N o rth A d a m s . For publ i c a- tions and interp re t ive activities related to the Research Resources and installations of 2003 and 2004.$ 1 2 0 , 0 0 0 Publications Ministerio de Educación, Cultura y Grants in this category support the Deporte, Madrid. For the Royal Inventories development of resources that are of of Charles V project at the Museo Nacional del exceptional value to scholars working in Prado. $175,000 the field of art history, with a particular The Museum of Contemporary Art, emphasis on providing broad access— Los Angeles, California. For the implementation of 98 often through electronic means—to collections and reference materials. an electronic catalogue. $274,000 Getty funds are supporting the development of National Gallery of Ireland, Dublin. For publications and interpretive activities related Academy of Natural Sciences of the publication of Irish Paintings in the National to the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. For an inventory Gallery of Ireland:Volume I. €76,184 Art’s 2003–2004 exhibition schedule. Photo: of the art collection. $150,000 Anthony Peres National Information Standards American Association of Museums, Organization, Bethesda, Maryland.To sup- University of Glasgow, Scotland. For the Washington, D.C. For the Nazi-era Provenance port the revision of the Guidelines for the completion of the project to create an elec- Internet Portal. $60,000 Construction, Format, and Management of tronic edition of the correspondence of James Monolingual Thesauri. $10,000 Asia Society, New York, NewYork. For the McNeill Whistler, 1855–1903. £50,000 Asian Arts Resource Center. $150,000 Netherlands Architecture Institute, University of London, England. For a man- Rotterdam. For the arrangement and descrip- aging editor for the Cassiano dal Pozzo Paper tion of the Pierre Cuypers archive. €200,000 Museum project. £151,600 Otis College of Art and Design, Los Visual Resources Association, Angeles, California. For the planning of the Cambridge, Massachusetts. For the manual Artists’ Books Database Project. $23,000 Guide to Good Practice: Cataloging Standards for Philadelphia Museum of Art, Describing Cultural Objects and Visual Images. Pennsylvania. For the publication of Early $30,000 Italian Paintings in the John G. Johnson Collection Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, Minnesota. and the Philadelphia Museum of Art. $100,000 For the development of the Virtual Arts Reaktion Books Limited, London, Network. $50,000 England. For the publication of a group of Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut. books on Asian art and architecture. $139,500 For the series Yale Studies in Italian Regents of the University of California, Renaissance Art and Architecture. $250,000 Los Angeles. For the publication of a group of Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut. books on American art history by the To support the Francis Haskell Memorial Fund University of California Press. $230,000 for research in the history of collecting. £15,000 French Vase. One of a Garniture of Three Vases, Sèvres Porcelain Manufactory, ca. 1780. (The Huntington Library, Art Zentralinstitut für Kunstgeschichte, Collections, and Botanical Gardens, San Marino, California) The Munich, Germany. For a database on French- Huntington Library received a Getty grant to assemble a team German art relations, 1871–1959, at the of international experts to study its collection of French art Deutsches Forum, Paris. DM 162,000 from 1680 to 1800 and prepare a scholarly catalogue. CO N S E R VAT I O N Stichting Restauratie Atelier Limburg, Maastricht, Netherlands. For midcareer training Conservation grants provide support to museums and other cultural organizations for a wide for two Cuban restorers. $40,000 range of projects focused on the conservation and management of collections of works of art Transylvania Trust, Cluj-Napoca, as well as historic buildings, districts, landscapes, and archaeological sites. The importance of Romania. For a conservation training program research, planning, and related training is emphasized as part of a broader approach to effec- in Romania. $70,000 tive stewardship and long-term preservation. Trustees of Amherst College, Washington, D.C. For the preventative conservation needs of the print and photography collections at the Folger Shakespeare Library. $45,300 Museum Conservation M u seum of New Zealand Te Pa p a To n g a rewa , We l l i n g t o n . For midcareer conser- University of Cambridge, England. For the Grants in this category provide funds to vation training at the British Museum. £ 3 , 3 5 0 acquisition of equipment for the Hamilton assess the conservation needs of collec- Kerr Institute. £40,400 tions, undertake conservation treatment National Gallery of Australia, Canberra. University of Delaware, Newark. For the projects, and support the training of For internships for conservators from the Asia- endowment of the conservation training pro- conservators. Pacific region. $90,000 gram in partnership with the Winterthur Nelson Gallery Foundation, Kansas City, Museum, Delaware. $500,000 American Museum of Natural History, Missouri. For a conservation survey of three NewYork. For a conservation survey of the works of Chinese art at the Nelson-Atkins University of New Mexico, Albuquerque. dioramas in the Akeley Hall of African Museum of Art. $118,000 For a conservation survey of the ethnology Mammals. $175,000 collection of the Maxwell Museum of New York University, New York. For the Anthropology. $10,000 A rc h d i o c ese of Los Angeles, C a l i f o rn i a . Fo r endowment of the conservation training pro- c o n s e rvation of the Spanish re t a blo for the new gram at the Institute of Fine Arts. $500,000 Trustees of the University of Cathedral of Our Lady of the A n g e l s . $ 1 4 2 , 5 0 0 Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. For the acquisi- San Francisco Art Institute, California. tion of equipment for the Architectural Australian Institute for the For conservation treatment and research related Conservation Laboratory. $100,000 Conservation of Cultural Material, to The Making of a Fresco Showing the Building of Canberra. For midcareer photographic conser- a City by Diego Rivera. $25,000 vation training workshops. $145,600 Bay Area Video Coalition, San Francisco, 99 California. For the development of an interac- tive DVD on video art preservation. $35,000 Buffalo State College Foundation, New York. For the endowment of the conservation training program. $500,000 California State University Northridge Foundation. For the conservation of Robert Irwin’s 1971 sculpture Prism. $170,000 Cincinnati Institute of Fine Arts, Ohio. For a conservation survey of the permanent collections in the Taft Museum of Art. $25,000 Field Museum of Natural History, Chicago, Illinois. For a conservation survey of The Races of Man, a collection of sculptures by Malvina Hoffman. $46,500 Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery, San Marino, California. For midca- reer conservation training for conservators from Argentina, Brazil, and Chile. $157,300 Museum Associates, Los Angeles, California. For midcareer training for conser- vators from South America at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. $75,000

Karen Barbosa, a conservator from Brazil, cleans a painting by William Sonntag at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art as part of a Getty-funded training exchange between LACMA and South American museums. Photo: Los Angeles County Museum of Art Architectural Conservation Council of Independent Colleges, Wa s h i n g t o n , D. C. For a survey of historic bu i l d- Architectural Conservation grants sup- i n g s on the campuses of independent colleges port the development of conservation and universities. $151,000 plans for buildings of outstanding archi- tectural significance. Funding is also Regents of the University of California, provided for select projects to imple- Los Angeles. For the preparation of a landscape ment conservation plans and to provide conservation plan for the University of on-site training opportunities. Grants California, Berkeley. $250,000 also support archaeological site man- Salve Regina University, Newport, Rhode agement projects. Island. For the preparation of a conservation plan for a group of historic buildings. $202,000 Ad i rondack Arc h i te c tu ral Herita g e, Ke e s ev i l l e, N ew Yo r k . For the preparation of a Savannah College of Art and Des i g n , c o n s e rvation plan for Camp Santanoni. $ 5 0 , 0 0 0 G e o r g i a . For condition assessments on a gro u p of historic buildings and related training oppor- Antarctic Heritage Trust, Christchurch, tunities for students. $ 1 5 0 , 0 0 0 New Zealand. For the preparation of a conser- vation plan for four exploration-related Scripps College, Claremont, California. For historic buildings in Antarctica. $100,000 the preparation of a landscape conservation plan. $130,000 Archdiocese of Trujillo, Peru. For the identification of a conservation plan for the Spelman College, Atlanta, Georgia. For the Augustinian Monastery and Sanctuary of Our preparation of a conservation plan. $65,000 Lady of Guadalupe. $24,780 Trustees of Columbia University in the Conferencia Episcopal del Peru, Lima. City of New York, New York. For a preser- For the preparation of a conservation plan for vation plan for windows on the historic core Capilla Doctrinal y Torre Exenta de San of buildings on the Morningside Heights cam- Cristóbal de Rapaz. $30,000 pus. $200,000 G o re Place So c i ety, Wa l t h a m , M a s s a c h u s e t t s . University of Chicago, Illinois. For the For the preparation of a conservation plan for development of preservation guidelines for a 100 the Gore Mansion. $ 2 2 , 0 0 0 group of post–World War II buildings on the campus. $121,000 M ex i co - N o r th Resea rch Netwo r k , S a n A n t o n i o,Te x a s . For the preparation of a conser- vation plan for Iglesia Colonial de Santa Mari a Preserve L.A. de Cueva s , C h i h u a h u a , M e x i c o. $ 6 2 , 2 0 0 Preserve L.A. grants support the preser- Laura Spelman Residence Hall, Spelman College, National Park Service, Washington, D.C. vation of a wide variety of buildings and Atlanta, Georgia—–renowned for its leadership role For the preparation of a conservation plan for sites that are of architectural, historical, in the education of African American women—– received a Campus Heritage grant to complete a Frijoles Canyon Cavate Pueblos, Bandelier and cultural significance in Los Angeles campus preservation plan. Photo: Courtesy National Monument, New Mexico. $73,000 County. Spelman College Archives Robert Treat Paine Historic Trust, Cal Poly Pomona Foundation, California. Waltham, Massachusetts. For the preparation of For the preparation of a conservation plan for a conservation plan for Stonehurst, the Robert the Richard and Dion Neutra VDL Research Treat Paine Estate. $75,000 House in Silver Lake. $75,000 Universidad Politécnica de Puerto Rico, California Arboretum Foundation, San Juan. For the preparation of a conservation Arcadia. For the preparation of a conservation plan for Capilla del Santo Cristo de la Salud. plan for the Hugo Reid Adobe and the Queen $49,350 Anne Cottage and Coach Barn. $63,500 City of Los Angeles, Department of Campus Heritage Recreation and Parks, California. For the Campus Heritage gra nts ass i st America n preparation of a conservation plan for the co l l e g es and unive rs i t i es in planning fo r Point Fermin Lighthouse in San Pedro. the prese r vation of their signifi ca nt his- $36,000 toric buildings, sites, and landsca p es. City of Pasadena, California. For the prepa- ration of a conservation plan for four fountains Bryn Mawr College, Pennsylvania. For the in the Pasadena Civic Center Historic District. preparation of a campus preservation plan. $8,000 $225,000 City of San Dimas, California. For the Corporation of Haverford College, preparation of a conservation plan for the Pennsylvania. For research and analysis of the Walker House. $75,000 college’s core historic buildings. $170,000 City of San Fernando, California. For the E D U C AT I O N / P R O F E SS I O NAL preparation of a conservation plan for the Lopez Adobe. $75,000 AN D I NSTI T UT I O NAL D EV E L O P M E N T

City of Santa Monica, California. For the Grants are offered to organizations throughout the world to support the education and devel- preparation of a conservation plan for Santa opment of professionals working within the Getty’s areas of interest. Through its multicultural Monica City Hall. $70,000 internship program in Los Angeles, the Grant Program also seeks to encourage and nurture a Exposition Park Intergenerational diverse new generation of leaders for museums and visual arts organizations. Graduate-level Community Center, Los Angeles, California. internships at the Getty Center are also offered each year. For the preparation of a conservation plan for the Exposition Park Rose Garden. $73,000 Friends of the Museum of Chinese American History, Los Angeles, California. City of San Dimas, California. For the Temple Mishkon Tephilo, Venice, California. For the implementation of a conservation plan preparation of a conservation plan for the For the preparation of a conservation plan for for the Garnier Building in El Pueblo. $25,600 Walker House. $75,000 Temple Mishkon Tephilo in Venice. $58,000 Friends of the Schindler House, West City of San Fernando, California. For the Trust for Preservation of Cultural Hollywood, California. For the preparation of preparation of a conservation plan for the Heritage, Los Angeles, California. For the a conservation plan for the Schindler Kings Lopez Adobe. $75,000 preparation of a stabilization plan for the Ennis Road House in West Hollywood. $75,000 House in Los Feliz. $100,000 City of Santa Monica, California. For the General Assembly of the Christian preparation of a conservation plan for Santa Church Disciples of Christ, Los Angeles, Monica City Hall. $70,000 California. For the preparation of a conserva- Exposition Park Intergenerational tion plan for the McCarty Memorial Christian Community Center, Los Angeles, California. Church complex in West Adams. $64,800 For the preparation of a conservation plan for KCET/Community Television of the Exposition Park Rose Garden. $73,000 Southern California, Los Angeles. For the Friends of the Museum of Chinese preparation of a conservation plan for historic American History, Los Angeles, California. buildings on the KCET lot in Los Angeles. $75,000 For the implementation of a conservation plan for the Garnier Building in El Pueblo. $25,600 101 Long Beach Heritage, California. For the Friends of the Schindler House, West preparation of a conservation plan for the Bembridge House. $72,000 Hollywood, California. For the preparation of a conservation plan for the Schindler Kings LTSC Community Development Road House in West Hollywood. $75,000 Corporation, Los Angeles, California. For the General Assembly of the Christian implementation of a conservation plan for the Church Disciples of Christ, Far East Building in Downtown Los Angeles. Los Angeles, $200,000 California. For the preparation of a conserva- tion plan for the McCarty Memorial Christian Mount St. Mary’s College, Los Angeles, Church complex in West Adams. $64,800 California. For the preparation of a conserva- KCET/Community Television of tion plan for the Doheny Mansion in West Southern California, Los Angeles. For the Adams. $100,000 preparation of a conservation plan for historic Mount Wilson Institute, Pasadena, buildings on the KCET lot in Los Angeles. California. For the preparation of a conserva- $75,000 tion plan for the telescope domes at Mount Long Beach Heritage, California. For the Wilson. $24,400 preparation of a conservation plan for the Temple Mishkon Tephilo, Venice, California. Bembridge House. $72,000 For the preparation of a conservation plan for LTSC Community Development Temple Mishkon Tephilo in Venice. $58,000 Corporation, Los Angeles, California. For the Trust for Preservation of Cultural implementation of a conservation plan for the Heritage, Los Angeles, California. For the Far East Building in Downtown Los Angeles. preparation of a stabilization plan for the Ennis $200,000 House in Los Feliz. $100,000 Mount St. Mary’s College, Los Angeles, California. For the preparation of a conserva- tion plan for the Doheny Mansion in West Adams. $100,000 Mount Wilson Institute, Pasadena, California. For the preparation of a conserva- tion plan for the telescope domes at Mount Wilson. $24,400 $18,000 California State University Long Beach Organization of World Heritage Cities, Foundation. For one internship at the University Art Museum. $4,000 Quebec, Canada. For participants from Latin America, Central and Eastern Europe, and California State University Los Angeles Africa to attend the Sixth International Auxiliary Services Enterprise. For one Symposium of World Heritage Cities, Puebla, internship at the Harriet and Charles Luckman Mexico. $60,000 Fine Arts Complex. $4,000 Sa l z b u rg Seminar in American Stu d i es, Catalina Island Museum Society, Inc., M i d d l e bu ry,Ve r m o n t . To support the pro j e c t Avalon, California. For two internships. $8,000 “ D eveloping Leadership in Museums.” $ 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 Center for the Study of Political University of Southern California, Los Graphics, Los Angeles, California. For two Angeles. For the Getty/USC Museum Studies internships. $8,000 Multicultural Fellowship Program. $60,000 City of Beverly Hills, California. For one Each summer Getty gra nts support educa t i o n a l o p p o rtu n i t i es for more than 150 multicu l tu ra l internship at the Office of Art and Culture. u n d e rg ra d u a te interns who gain ex p e r i e n ce wo r k- Multicultural Undergraduate $4,000 ing at Los Angeles-a rea museums and visual a rts Internship Grants o rg a n i za t i o n s. Photo: Pa t r i ce Meigneux City of Los Angeles, California. For two These grants enable museums and visu- internships at the Cultural Affairs Department. al arts organizations in Los Angeles $8,000 California Association of Museums, County, California, to hire undergradu- City of Manhattan Beach, California. For Santa Ana. For a series of workshops on incor- ates of culturally diverse backgrounds one internship at the Parks and Recreation porating conservation techniques into museum as summer interns. The goal is to intro- Division. $4,000 exhibitions. $14,000 duce these students to career City of Norwalk, California. For two intern- College Art Association of America, possibilities within the museum and ships at the Recreation and Park Services NewYork, NewYork. For an integrated data- visual arts fields. Department. $8,000 base management system. $300,000 Afro-American Film Institute, Los City of Pico Rivera, California. For one The Foundation of the America n Angeles, California. For two internships at internship at the Pico Rivera Centre for the I n st i tu te for Co n se r vation of Historic and KAOS Network. $8,000 Arts. $4,000 102 A rt i s tic Wo r k s, Wa s h i n g t o n , D. C. For part i c i- pants from Latin A m e r ica and the Caribbean to Arcadia Historical Society, Inc., City of Torrance, California. For one intern- attend the 2002 annual meeting of the A m e r i c a n California. For one internship at the Ruth and ship at the Joslyn Fine Arts Gallery. $4,000 Institute for Conserva t i o n . $ 5 9 , 1 0 0 Charles Gilb Arcadia Historical Museum. $4,000 dA Gallery, Pomona, California. For one H a rva rd Unive rs i ty, C a m b r i d g e, M a s s a c h u s e t t s . internship. $4,000 Armory Center for the Arts, Pasadena, For the re s e a rch project “ Teaching for Drum Barracks Garrison and Society, U n d e rstanding in the Visual A rt s .” $62,772 California. For two internships. $8,000 Wilmington, California. For one internship. I n st i tut national d’histo i re de l’a rt, Pa r i s , Art Center College of Design, Pasadena, $4,000 California. For one internship. $4,000 F r a n c e. For a residential fellowship program for Eagle Rock Community Cultural s c h o l a rs from Latin A m e r i c a . 176,000 € Arts and Services for Disabled, Inc., Association, Los Angeles, California. For The International Council of Museums, Long Beach, California. For one internship. one internship. $4,000 Paris, France. For participants from developing $4,000 18th Street Arts Complex, Santa Monica, countries to attend the Thirteenth General ARTScorpsLA, Los Angeles, California. For California. For two internships. $8,000 Assembly and International Scientific three internships. $12,000 Symposium. $112,000 El Pueblo Park Association, Altadena, Association for the Advancement of California. For two internships. $8,000 International Council on Monuments Filipino American Arts and Culture, Los and Sites, Paris, France. For participants from Angeles, California. For one internship. $4,000 Friends of Banning Park Corporation, developing countries to attend the Thirteenth Wilmington, California. For two internships at General Assembly and International Scientific Autry Museum of Western Heritage, Los Friends of Banning Museum. $8,000 Symposium. $75,000 Angeles, California. For three internships. $12,000 Friends of Cabrillo Marine Aquarium, The International Institute for San Pedro, California. For three internships. Conservation of Historic and Artistic Cal Poly Pomona Foundation, California. $12,000 Works, For one internship at the Cal Poly Pomona London, England. For participants Friends of the Museum of Chinese from developing countries to attend the Downtown Center. $4,000 American History, Los Angeles, California. Nineteenth International Congress in California Arboretum Foundation, For two internships. $8,000 Baltimore, Maryland, in September 2002. Arcadia. For two internships. $8,000 Friends of the Schindler House, West California Department of Parks and Hollywood, California. For one internship. Recreation, Sacramento. For one internship $4,000 at Will Rogers State Historic Park. $4,000 Hebrew Union College—Skirball Cultural California Institute of the Arts, Valencia. Center, Los Angeles, California. For two For three internships. $12,000 internships. $8,000 California Science Center Foundation, Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Los Angeles. For two internships. $8,000 Gallery, San Marino, California. For three internships. $12,000 Highways, Inc., Santa Monica, California. For one internship. $4,000 Historical Society of Long Beach, Self Help Graphics and Art, Inc., Los Philanthropy Workshop California. For one internship. $4,000 Angeles, California. For three internships. $12,000 The Philanthropy Workshop, a pilot Immaculate Heart Community, Los project in summer 2002, provided an Angeles, California. For one internship at the Simon Wiesenthal Center, Los Angeles, intensive practical experience for recent Corita Art Center. $4,000 California. For three internships at the alumni of the Getty’s Multicultural Museum of Tolerance. $12,000 Inner-City Arts, Los Angeles, California. For U n d e rg ra d u a te Internship pro g ram who are two internships. $8,000 Southern California Asian American planning a career in the cultural sector. Studies Central, Los Angeles. For three Iota Fund, Los Angeles, California. For one internships $12,000 Arroyo, John Christopher, Los Angeles, internship at the iotaCenter. $4,000 California. For a Philanthropy Workshop grant. Southern California Library for Social Japanese American Cultural and $4,000 Studies and Research, Los Angeles. For Community Center, Los Angeles, California. two internships. $8,000 Choi, Stephanie, La Cañada, California. For For two internships. $8,000 a Philanthropy Workshop grant. $4,000 Tierra del Sol Center for the Japanese American National Museum, Handicapped Foundation, Claremont, Cobb, Tracie, Walnut, California. For a Los Angeles, California. For three internships. California. For one internship at the First Philanthropy Workshop grant. $4,000 $12,000 Street Gallery Art Center. $4,000 Elder, Nancy, Inglewood, California. For a Kidspace, A Participatory Museum, Sixteen grants of $3,500 each were also award- Philanthropy Workshop grant. $4,000 Pasadena, California. For one internship. ed to undergraduates from diverse cultural $4,000 Kok, Theeng Theeng, Hacienda Heights, backgrounds for internships at the Getty California. For a Philanthropy Workshop grant. Korean American Museum, Los Angeles, Center. $56,000 $4,000 California. For one internship. $4,000 Padilla, Allegra N., South Pa s a d e n a , C a l i f o r n i a . For a Philanthropy Workshop grant. $4,000 Pandian, Karthik, Los Angeles, California. For a Philanthropy Workshop grant. $4,000 Woltmann, Kim, Los Angeles, California. For a Philanthropy Workshop grant. $4,000 Yi p, Arabella Jing, M o n t e rey Pa r k , C a l i f o r n i a . 103 For a Philanthro py Workshop gr a n t . $ 4 , 0 0 0

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Center for Arts and Culture, Washington, D.C. For program planning. $250,000 Latino Museum of History, Art, and Culture, Los Angeles, California.To support a strategic planning and assessment project. $35,000 Regents of the University of California, Los Angeles, California. For a national study on the careers of art historians with Ph.D.s. titled “Ph.D.s in Art History—Over a Decade Later: A National Career Path Study of Art Historians.” $50,000 Southwest Museum, Los Angeles, California. For transition planning. $300,000 Southwest Museum, Los Angeles. For the second stage of transition planning. $150,000

At the Immaculate Heart Community’s Corita Art Center in Los Angeles, intern Catherine Chen studied the collection and redesigned the Center’s Web site. Photo: Marcelo Coelho Grants Awarded between July 1, 2002, and June 30, 2003

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Postdoctoral Fellowships Siracusano, Gabriela Silvana. Universidad de Buenos A i re s , A r g e n t i n a . “ H e r mes Tri s m e g i s t u s Baker, George Thomas. University of en los Andes. Circulación, lectura y usos de las California, Los Angeles.“The Artwork Caught imágenes de tradición hermética para la con- by the Tail: Francis Picabia and Dada in Paris.” s t r ucción del imagi n a r io colonial en el V i r re i n a t o $40,000 del Perú (siglos VII–XVIII).” $40,000 Dutta, Arindam. Massachusetts Institute of TAKEUCHI SEIHO, Posing for the First Time, 1913. Tomasi, Michele. Pisa, Italy.“Monumenti Technology, Cambridge.“Designing the Hanging scroll, pigment on silk. (Kyoto Municipal d’Avorio: I Dossali degli Embriachi e la propa- Museum of Art). Postdoctoral Fellow Miya Lippit is Present:The Aesthetic in the Age of Its Global ganda monumentale alla corte di Francia researching the emergence of the beautiful woman Reproducibility.” $40,000 (bijin) as a prominent subject of the Nihonga school all’epoca del gotico internazionale.” $40,000 of art during the Meiji period. Photo: Courtesy of the Ersoy, Ahmet Abdullah. Bogaziçi Kyoto Municipal Museum of Art and Benrido, Inc. University, Istanbul,Turkey.“On the Sources of the ‘Ottoman Renaissance’:Architectural Cu ra torial Resea rch Fe l l ows h i ps Revival and Its Discourse in the Abdülaziz Era Bidwell, John. The Pierpont Morgan (1861–76).” $40,000 Library, New York, New York. For research to Feldman, Marian Helen. University of develop an index of early American paper mills California, Berkeley.“Luxury Objects and an and their watermarks. $4,600 ‘International Style,’ 1400–1200 B.C.E.” $40,000 Dervaux, Isabelle M. The National Gauna, Chiara. Moncalieri, Italy.“L’Arte in Academy of Design, NewYork, NewYork. For bianco e nero: Funzioni, usi e valori della the monograph Painting and Poetry in Arshile stampa tra Sei e Settecento.” $40,000 Gorky’s Abstractions. $11,000 Jones, Susan Frances. Highland Park, Duprat, Andrés Gustavo. Museo de Arte Contemporáneo, Buenos Aires,Argentina. For 104 New Jersey.“After Van Eyck: Repetition, Continuity, and the Market for Eyckian research on the life and work of León Ferrari. Painting, c.1430 to c.1460.” $40,000 $11,000 Kelsey, Robin Earle. Harvard University, Efimova, Alla. Berkeley Art Museum, Cambridge, Massachusetts.“Art of the Archive: California. For a paper and book prospectus of Timothy O’Sullivan’s Photographs of the West, Suprematism Subverted: Lazar Khidekel Beyond 1867–1874.” $40,000 the Avant-Garde. $13,500 Lippit, Miya Elise Mizuta. Los Angeles, Forbes, Duncan. National Galleries of California.“Figures of Beauty:Aesthetics and S c o t l a n d , E d i n bu r g h . For re s e a rch on the impact the Beautiful Woman in Meiji Japan.” $40,000 of German-speaking émigré photographers in Britain from the 1930s. $10,600 Muan, Ingrid. Royal University of Fine Arts, Phnom Penh, Cambodia.“Modern Patterns, Held, Robin Elizabeth. Henry Art Gallery, Traditional Scenes:The ‘Cambodian Arts’ after University of Washington, Seattle. For the pub- 1918.” $40,000 lication and exhibition Hershmanlandia: Lynn Hershman, 1960–2005. $15,500 Petersen, Lauren Hackworth. University of Delaware, Newark.“Questioning Roman Ilkosz, Barbara Maria. National Museum ‘Freedman Art’: From Categories to Contexts.” of Wroclaw, Gallery of Modern Art, Poland. $40,000 For the monograph The Kraków Group (1932–1937). $4,800 Ryor, Kathleen Marie. Carleton College, Northfield, Minnesota.“Sensual Pleasures and Ramkalawon, Jennifer Indira. British Bodily Disciplines: Xu Wei and Late Ming Museum, London, England. For the mono- Corporeality.” $40,000 graph A History of the Institute of Contemporary Arts,1947–2000. $5,900 Shanken, Andrew Michael. Oberlin College, Ohio.“‘194X’:Architecture Culture Rand, Harry Zvi. Smithsonian Institution, during World War II in the United States.” National Museum of American History, $40,000 Washington, D.C. For the monograph Horatio Greenough’s Monument to George Washington. Shaw, Lytle Dalton. NewYork University, $15,500 New York.“Frank O’Hara: Coterie Writing.” $40,000 Smith, Amy Claire. Ure Museum of Greek Archaeology, University of Reading, England. For research on ancient Greek ceramics in the Ure Museum. $14,000 Collaborative Research Grants Thomas Mathews, New York University, New York; Norman Muller, Princeton Maryan W. Ainsworth, Metropolitan University Art Museum, New Jersey; and Museum of Art, New York, New York; Vincent Rondot, Université Charles-de- Dagmar Hannelore Eichberger, University Gaulle, Lille, France.“From Pagan to Byzantine of Heidelberg, Germany; Arianne Faber Icons in Late Antique Egypt.” $85,000 Kolb, independent scholar, Berkeley, California; José Gómez, Museo de Bellas Artes de Valencia, Spain; Selma Holo, Research Resources and University of Southern California, Los Angeles; Publications and Ronda J. Kasl, Indianapolis Museum of Art, Indiana. “Mencía de Mendoza Akademie Verlag, Berlin, Germany. For a (1508–1554), Marchioness of Zenete and series of publications at the Deutsches Forum Duchess of Calabria: Renaissance Patron and für Kunstgeschichte, Paris. €40,000 Collector.” $219,000 American University in Cairo, Egypt. For Luisa Elena Alcalá, independent scholar, the Creswell Photographic Archive. $43,800 Madrid, Spain; Clara Bargellini, Instituto de Art Center College of Design, Pasadena, Investigaciones Estéticas, Universidad Nacional California. For the arrangement and descrip- Autónoma de México, Mexico City; tion of the institutional archives. $200,000 Elizabeth H. Boone, Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisiana; Thomas Cummins, The British Museum, London, England. For Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts; the publication of The Print Collection of María Concepción García Sáiz, Museo de Ferdinand Columbus (1488–1539). £78,000 LIEVEN VAN LATHEM, Alexander the Great Francisco Ortiz America, Madrid, Spain; The British School at Rome, Italy. For Receives Aristotle's Text. Antwerp, ca. 1470. Crespo, independent scholar, Quito, Ecuador; photographic archive cataloguing. $225,000 (Bibliotèque nationale de France, Pseudo Anne Pushkal, Philadelphia Museum of Art, Aristotle, Secret des Secrets, Ms. fr. 562, fol. 7.) Pennsylvania; Joseph Rishel, Philadelphia The Burlington Magazine Foundation, Scholars from the Katholieke Universiteit, Museum of Art, Pennsylvania; Edward J. London, England. For the centenary fund. Leuven, Belgium, and the Bibliotèque nationale de France are jointly preparing a complete Sullivan, New York University, New York; $100,000 inventory of the Bibliotèque nationale's preemi- and Marjorie Trusted,Victoria and Albert California Institute of the Arts, Valencia. nent collection of Southern Netherlandish Museum, London, England.“The Arts in Latin manuscripts. Photo: Courtesy of the Bibliotèque For the planning phase of the cataloguing of 105 America, 1492–1825.” $269,500 institutional archives. $7,500 nationale de France. Marina Gemma Belozerskaya, Harvard Centraal Museum, Utrecht,The University, Cambridge, Massachussetts; Till Netherlands. For the preparation of a catalogue Kansas University Endowment Borchert, Stedelijke Musea Brugge, Belgium; of the collection of antique furniture and peri- Association, Lawrence. For the publication Reindert Falkenburg, Rijksuniversiteit od rooms. €200,000 of Flowers, Dragons, and Pine Trees:Asian Textiles Leiden,The Netherlands; Laura Deborah in the Spencer Museum of Art. $44,500 Gelfand, University of Akron, Ohio; Melanie English Heritage, London. For a series of Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium. Gifford, National Gallery of Art,Washington, publications on architectural conservation. For a collaborative project of the Center for D.C.; John Oliver Hand, National Gallery £25,600 the Study of Flemish Illuminators and the of Art,Washington, D.C.; Peter Klein, Frans Hals Museum, Haarlem,The Bibliotèque nationale de France to inventory University of Hamburg, Germany; Netherlands. For the publication of a catalogue the Southern Netherlandish manuscripts in the Maximiliaan P. J. Martens, of old master paintings. €31,300 Bibliotèque nationale. €286,000 Rijksuniversiteit Groningen,The Netherlands; Catherine Ann Metzger, National Gallery of Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Mauritshuis, The Hague,The Netherlands. Art,Washington, D.C.; Carol J. Purtle, Gallery, San Marino, California. For the con- For the publication of Portraits in the University of Memphis,Tennessee; Victor tinued implementation of the electronic Mauritshuis. $46,000 Schmidt, Rijksuniversiteit Groningen,The catalogue of the collections of French art in Museo de Arte de Lima, Peru. For library Netherlands; and Ron Spronk, Harvard the art division. $250,000 acquisitions. $50,000 University Art Museums, Cambridge, The Henry Francis du Pont Winterthur Massachusetts.“Early Netherlandish Diptychs: Museum, Inc., Delaware. For the publication Museum Associates, Los Angeles, Form, Function, and Production.” $199,400 of the catalogue Ironwork in Early America. California. For the continued implementation of an electronic catalogue of the collections. John E. Berg, Far Western Anthropological $60,000 $250,000 Research Group, Davis, California; Allen Independent Media Arts Preservation, Leland Estes, William Self Associates, New York, New York. For the development of National Gallery, London, England. For the Orinda, California; Ilan Sharon, Hebrew a database to document small and midsized research phase of the National Inventory of University, Jerusalem, Israel; Andrew moving image collections. $50,000 European Painting. £210,000 Stewart, University of California, Berkeley; and Sarah Culpepper Stroup, University Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, of Washington, Seattle.“Hellenization at Dor: Boston, Massachusetts. For collection catalogu- Acculturation and Resistance.” $223,600 ing, conservation, and interpretation. $150,000 Josef Albers Foundation, Inc., Bethany, Connecticut. For the arrangement and descrip- tion of the archives. $60,000 New-York Historical Society, NewYork. CO N S E R VAT I O N For the preparation of a catalogue of the works on paper collection. $175,000 Otis College of Art and Design, Los Museum Conservation Vizcaya Museum and Gardens Trust, Angeles, California. For the implementation of Miami, Florida. For the preparation of a con- an electronic catalogue of the artists’ books Harvard University, Cambridge, servation plan for the Vizcaya Museum and collection. $100,000 Massachusetts.To support the Center for the Gardens. $66,000 Technical Study of Modern Art. $500,000 Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C. For the archiving of three major research col- Northeast Document Conservation Campus Heritage lections at the Archives of American Art. Center, Andover, Massachusetts. For a three- $175,000 year training exchange program for midcareer Barnard College, NewYork, NewYork. For paper conservators from Latin America. the preparation of a conservation plan for Stiftung Preussischer Kulturbesitz, $97,000 Barnard College. $220,000 Berlin, Germany. For a catalogue of the paint- ings of the Early German School in the Schlossmuseum Gotha, Germany. For a Board of Regents of the University of Gemäldegalerie. €132,400 conservation survey of a porcelain cabinet. Wisconsin System, Madison. For the prepa- €14,700 ration of a landscape conservation plan for the Stiftung Preussische Schlösser und University of Wisconsin–Madison. $170,000 Gärten, Berlin-Brandenburg, Potsdam, The Solomon R. Guggenheim Germany. For a catalogue of the collection of Foundation, NewYork, NewYork. For mid- Board of Regents of the University paintings by Jean-Antoine Watteau and his circ l e. career conservation training. $43,700 System of Georgia, Atlanta. For the prepara- tion of a conservation plan for the campuses of €150,000 Staatliches Museum Schwerin, Germany. the University System of Georgia. $180,000 Swedish National Museum of Fine Arts, For treatment and research related to two Stockholm. For the preparation of a catalogue 17th-century Dutch paintings. €76,900 Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island. For the preparation of a conservation of the Flemish paintings collection. $155,000 Stiftung Preussische Schlösser und plan for Brown University. $170,000 Tate Gallery, London, England. For technical Gärten Berlin-Brandenburg, Potsdam, research for a catalogue of Tudor and Stuart Germany. For a symposium on the conserva- Chatham College, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. works. £57,800 tion of a Sèvres chandelier and Boulle clock. For the preparation of a conservation plan for €6,000 Chatham College. $115,000 Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Cranbrook Educational Community, 106 México, Mexico City. For the publication series La pintura mural prehispánica en Architectural Conservation Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. For the prepara- México. $164,900 tion of a landscape conservation plan for the The Alliance of Religions and Cranbrook Educational Community. $170,000 University of Southern California, Los Conservation, Manchester, England. For the Angeles. For a digital catalogue of the 19th- preparation of a conservation plan for the Dillard University, New Orleans, Louisiana. and 20th-century photographic collections Geser Sum Temple Complex, Ulaanbaatar, For the preparation of a conservation plan for from the Christian missionary movements. Mongolia. $55,600 Dillard University. $100,000 $250,000 Asociación Colombiana de Promoción Ohio State University Foundation, University of Washington, Seattle. For a Artesanal, Bogotá, Colombia. For the prepa- Columbus. For the preparation of a conserva- series of books on Asian art and culture. ration of a conservation plan for the Antiguo tion plan for Ohio State University. $200,000 $100,000 Claustro de San Augustín. $49,000 Rector & Visitors of the University of Vem Foundation, Yerevan,Armenia. For the Förderverein “Erhaltet Kloster Virginia, Charlottesville. For the preparation preparation of a catalogue of the Russian art Jerichow!” e.V., Jerichow, Germany. For the of a conservation plan for the University of collection at the National Gallery of Armenia. implementation of a conservation plan for the Virginia. $170,000 $40,000 Cloister Church of Saint Marien and Saint Regents of the University of Minnesota, Nikolas Jerichow Cloister. €90,000 The Venice in Peril Fund, London, Minneapolis. For the preparation of a conserva- England. For the publication of Flooding and International Centre for the Study of tion plan for the University of Minnesota, Environmental Challenges for Venice and Its the Preservation and Restoration of Morris. $180,000 Lagoon. £56,800 Cultural Property, Rome, Italy. For the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, development of a unit in archaeological site Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, Minnesota. NewYork. For the preparation of a conserva- conservation. $160,000 For a catalogue of the permanent collections. tion plan for the Rensselaer Polytechnic $150,000 Mansfield Traquair Trust, Edinburgh, Institute. $150,000 Scotland. For the preparation of a conservation W. F. Albright Institute of Sheldon Jackson College, Sitka, Alaska. For plan for the Mansfield Place Church. £30,000 Archaeological Research, Philadelphia, the preparation of a conservation plan for Pennsylvania. For the automation of the Transylvania Trust, Cluj-Napoca, Sheldon Jackson College. $100,000 Albright Institute’s library in Jerusalem, Israel. Romania. For a conservation training program $70,000 in Romania. $85,600 United States Department of State, Washington, D.C. For the implementation of a conservation plan for the Hôtel de Talleyrand, Paris, France. $180,000 E D U C AT I O N / P R O F E SSI O NAL AN D I NST I T U T I O N A L D E V E L O PM E NT

American Association for Higher Education, Washington, D.C. For the publica- tion of a monograph on service learning in the visual arts. $18,000 Architekturzentrum Wien, Vienna,Austria. For international participants to attend the Eleventh Conference of the International Confederation of Architectural Museums. $15,300 Association Internationale des Critiques d’Art, Paris, France. For partici- A 2003 Preserve L.A. grant will enable St. Vincent de Paul Church to develop a comprehensive con- pants to attend the 2003 African and servation plan that will guide the long-term preservation of this important Los Angeles landmark. Photo: Historic Resources Group, LLC Caribbean Congresses. $26,300 Association of Art Museum Directors Tougaloo College, Mississippi. For the prepa- Immanuel Presbyterian Church, Los Educational Foundation, Inc., NewYork, ration of a conservation plan for Tougaloo Angeles, California. For the preparation of a NewYork. For an educational seminar at the College. $75,000 conservation plan for Immanuel Presbyterian 2003 winter meeting in Miami. $10,000 University of Florida Foundation, Inc., Church. $75,000 The British Museum, London, England. For Gainesville. For the preparation of a conserva- Malibu Lagoon State Beach a management initiative. £60,000 tion plan for the University of Florida. Interpretive Association, California. For California Association of Museums, $150,000 the preparation of a conservation plan for the Santa Ana. For a series of workshops on con- 107 Adamson House. $75,000 servation and museum display cases. $14,900 Preserve L.A. Old Time Faith, Inc., Los Angeles, Columbia College, Chicago, Illinois.To sup- California. For the preparation of a conserva- Beverly Hills Cultural Center port the Learning and the Arts program at the tion plan for Building C Ballroom at Casa de Foundation, California. For the implementa- Chicago Center for Arts Policy. $50,000 Rosas in Los Angeles. $20,000 tion of a conservation plan for the Beverly Harvard University, Cambridge, Hills Post Office. $200,000 Pacific Asia Museum, Pasadena, California. Massachusetts. For the research project For the preparation of a conservation plan for City of Agoura Hills, California. For the “Learning and Assessment in the Visual Arts.” the Pacific Asia Museum. $50,000 preparation of a conservation plan for the $250,000 Reyes Adobe Historical Site. $75,000 Saint Vincent de Paul Church, Los International Council on Monuments Angeles, California. For the preparation of a City of Pomona, California. For the prepa- and Sites, Paris, France. For participants from conservation plan for Saint Vincent de Paul ration of a conservation plan for the Fox developing countries to attend the Fourteenth Church. $65,000 Theater. $75,000 General Assembly and Scientific Symposium, Santa Monica–Malibu Unified School Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe. $75,000 First Baptist Church of Los Angeles, District, Santa Monica, California. For the California. For the preparation of a conserva- Latino Museum of History, Art, and implementation of a conservation plan for the tion plan for the First Baptist Church. $73,000 Culture, Los Angeles, California. For transi- Stanton MacDonald-Wright mural in Barnum tion planning. $150,000 First Church of Christ, Scientist, Hall at Santa Monica High School. $47,000 Los Angeles County Arts Commission, Pasadena, California. For the preparation of a Second Baptist Church, Los Angeles, conservation plan for the First Church of California. For the educational components of California. For the preparation of a conserva- Christ, Scientist. $74,900 the summer 2003 Los Angeles County Arts tion plan for the Second Baptist Church. Internship Program. $67,000 First United Methodist Church of $50,000 Hollywood, Los Angeles, California. For the The Mohile Parikh Centre for Visual University of Southern California, Los preparation of a conservation plan for the First Arts, Mumbai, India. For a series of lectures Angeles. For the implementation of a conser- and workshops with visiting scholars. $100,000 United Methodist Church. $74,800 vation plan for the Gamble House. $250,000 Fort MacArthur Military Museum The National Trust for Scotland, Village Green Owners Association, Los Association, San Pedro, California. For the Edinburgh. For participants from developing Angeles, California. For the implementation of support of the stabilization and interpretation countries to attend the Tenth International a conservation plan for the Rico Lebrun mural Conference of National Trusts. $48,400 of military buildings at White Point Park, San and the reception room by Reginald Johnson. Pedro. $35,000 $100,000 Hollywood Heritage, Inc., Hollywood, California. For the preparation of a conserva- tion plan for the Wattles Estate and Gardens. $75,000 Organization of World Heritage Cities, Autry Museum of Western Heritage, Los Friends of Banning Park Corporation, Quebec, Canada. For participants from devel- Angeles, California. For three internships. Wilmington, California. For one internship at oping countries to attend the Seventh $12,000 the Banning Residence Museum. $4,000 International Symposium of World Heritage California Department of Parks and Friends of Cabrillo Marine Aquarium, Cities, Rhodes, Greece. $60,000 Recreation, Sacramento. For three intern- San Pedro, California. For three internships. Regents of the University of California, ships at Will Rogers State Historic Park. $12,000 Oakland. For the Istanbul Summer Institute of $12,000 Friends of the Museum of Chinese 2004 entitled “Constructing the Past.” California Institute of the Arts, Valencia. American History, Los Angeles, California. $350,000 For two internships at Community Arts For three internships. $12,000 Salzburg Seminar in American Studies, Partnership and one internship at Watts Towers Friends of the Schindler House, West Inc., Middlebury,Vermont. For the 2003 and Arts Center. $12,000 Hollywood, California. For one internship at 2004 sessions “Cultural Institutions in California Science Center Foundation, the MAK Center. $4,000 Transition.” $200,000 Los Angeles. For two internships. $8,000 Hebrew Union College—Skirball Cultural Science Museum, London, England. For California State University Long Beach Center, Los Angeles, California. For two transition planning at the Type Museum, Foundation. For one internship at the internships. $8,000 London. £75,000 University Art Museum. $4,000 Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Southeast Asian Ministers of Catalina Island Museum Society, Inc., Gallery, San Marino, California. For one Education Organization—Regional Avalon, California. For one internship. $4,000 internship. $4,000 Centre for Archaeology and Fine Arts, Bangkok,Thailand. For museum officials from Center for the Study of Political Highways, Inc., Santa Monica, California. Southeast Asia to attend a seminar on collec- Graphics, Los Angeles, California. For two For one internship. $4,000 tions conservation planning. $11,800 internships. $8,000 Historical Society of Long Beach, The Sta te Ru ssian Muse u m , S t . Pe t e rs bu r g , City of Los Angeles, California. For two California. For one internship. $4,000 Russia. For an educational research program. internships in the Cultural Affairs Department. Immaculate Heart Community, Los $200,000 $8,000 Angeles, California. For one internship at the United Nations Educational, Scientific, City of Norwalk, California. For two intern- Corita Art Center. $4,000 and Cultural Organization, Paris, France. ships in the Recreation and Park Services Inner-City Arts, Los Angeles, California. For For participants from developing countries and Department. $8,000 two internships. $8,000 108 Central and Eastern Europe to attend the City of Pico Rivera, California. For one World Heritage Congress,Venice, Italy. $50,000 Japanese American Cultural and internship at the Pico Rivera Centre for the Community Center, Los Angeles, California. Arts. $4,000 For three internships. $12,000 Multicultural Undergraduate City of Santa Monica, California. For one Japanese American National Museum, Internship Grants internship in the Historic Preservation Los Angeles, California. For three internships. Program of the Planning Division. $4,000 Afro-American Film Institute, Los $12,000 Angeles, California. For two internships at Community Redevelopment Agency of Kidspace, A Participatory Museum, KAOS Network. $8,000 the City of Los Angeles, California. For Pasadena, California. For one internship. one internship in the Community Arcadia Historical Society, Inc., $4,000 Redevelopment Agency’s Public Art Program. California. For one internship at the Ruth and $4,000 L.A. Freewaves, Los Angeles, California. For Charles Gilb Arcadia Historical Museum. one internship. $4,000 $4,000 Cultural Heritage Foundation, Inc., Library Foundation of Los Angeles, Armory Center for the Arts, Pasadena, Pasadena, California. For one internship at the Heritage Square Museum. $4,000 California. For one internship at the Los California. For three internships. $12,000 Angeles Public Library. $4,000 Curatorial Assistance Traveling Art Center College of Design, Pasadena, Exhibitions, Inc., Pasadena, California. For Long Beach Museum of Art Foundation, California. For two internships. $8,000 one internship. $4,000 California. For three internships at the Long Arts and Services for Disabled, Inc., Beach Museum of Art. $12,000 Drum Barracks Garrison and Society, Long Beach, California. For one internship. Wilmington, California. For one internship at Los Angeles Conservancy, California. For $4,000 the Drum Barracks Civil War Museum. $4,000 two internships. $8,000 ARTScorpsLA, Los Angeles, California. For Eagle Rock Community Cultural Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions, two internships. $8,000 Association, Los Angeles, California. For Inc., California. For two internships. $8,000 Association for the Advancement of one internship. $4,000 Los Angeles County Metropolitan Filipino American Arts and Culture, Los 18th Street Arts Complex, Santa Monica, Transportation Authority, California. For Angeles, California. For one internship. $4,000 California. For two internships. $8,000 two internships at the MTA’s Metro Art department. $8,000 El Pueblo Park Association, Altadena, California. For two internships at the El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historical Monument. $8,000 Los Angeles County Museum of Natural Regents of the University of History Foundation, California. For three California, Los Angeles, internships at Exposition Park. $12,000 California. For one internship at the Armand Hammer Museum of Los Angeles County Museum of Natural Art and Cultural Center. $4,000 History Foundation, California. For two internships at the William S. Hart Museum. Ryman-Carroll Foundation, $8,000 Los Angeles, California. For two internships at the Ryman Program Los Angeles County Museum of Natural for Young Artists. $8,000 History Foundation, California. For two internships at the George C. Page Museum. Saint Elmo Village, Inc., Los $8,000 Angeles, California. For two intern- ships. $8,000 Mexican Cultural Institute of Los Angeles, California. For two internships. Santa Monica Museum of Art, $8,000 California. For two internships. In the summer of 20 02, Arabella Yip and John $8,000 Millard Sheets Gallery, Pomona, Christopher Arroyo participated in the Getty’s California. For two internships. $8,000 Scripps College, Claremont, California. For Philanthropy Workshop, a pilot project that three internships in the Ruth Chandler provided practical experience for recent alumni Museum Associates, Los Angeles, of the Getty's Multicultural Undergraduate Williamson Gallery. $12,000 California. For three internships at Los Angeles Internship program who are planning careers in County Museum of Art. $12,000 Self Help Graphics and Art, Inc., Los the cultural sector. Photo: Elon Schoenholz Angeles, California. For three internships. The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los $12,000 Angeles, California. For three internships. S P E CI A L P RO J E CTS $12,000 Simon Wiesenthal Center, Los Angeles, California. For three internships at the The Museum of Jurassic Technology, Museum of Tolerance. $12,000 Culver City, California. For two internships. Associates of the University of $8,000 Southern California Asian American California Press, Studies Central, Los Angeles. For three Berkeley. For a biography Museum of Latin American Art, Long internships at Visual Communications. $12,000 of Franklin D. Murphy. $15,000 Beach, California. For one internship. $4,000 California Institute of the Arts, Southern California Library for Social Valencia. 109 Museum of Neon Art, Los Angeles, Studies and Research, Los Angeles. For For the Roy and Edna Disney CalArts Theater California. For one internship. $4,000 two internships. $8,000 at the Walt Disney Concert Hall. $200,000 Museum of Television and Radio, Beverly Performing Arts Center of Los Angeles Southwest Museum, Los Angeles, Hills, California. For two internships. $8,000 County, California. For Collar and Bow, a California. For three internships. $12,000 Otis College of Art and Design, Los sculpture by Claes Oldenburg and Coosje Van Tierra del Sol Center for the Angeles, California. For three internships. Bruggen at the Walt Disney Concert Hall. Handicapped Foundation, Claremont, $12,000 $1,000,000 California. For one internship at the First Performing Arts Center of Los Angeles Pacific Asia Museum, Pasadena, California. Street Gallery/Art Center. $4,000 County, For three internships. $12,000 California. For infrastructure, fund- Vincent Price Gallery and Art Museum, raising, and development. $18,000 Palos Verdes Community Arts Monterey Park, California. For one internship. Southern California Leadership Association, Rancho Palos Verdes, $4,000 Network, California. For two internships at the Palos Los Angeles. For the Eli Broad Sixteen internships of $3,500 each were also Verdes Art Center. $8,000 Colleagues Program. $30,000 awarded to undergraduates from diverse cul- University of Chicago, Pomona College, Claremont, California. For tural backgrounds for internships at the Getty Illinois. For research in preparation for a biography of J. Carter one internship in the department of art and art Center. $56,000 history. $4,000 Brown. $107,500 Pomona College, Claremont, California. For Philanthropy Workshop one internship at the Pomona College Museum of Art. $4,000 Thirteen grants to local organizations totaling $240,000 were awarded Rancho Los Cerritos Foundation, Inc., through the Philanthropy Workshop, a Long Beach, California. For one internship. pilot project in summer 2002, which $4,000 provided an intensive practical experi- Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Gardens, ence for recent alumni of the Getty’s Claremont, California. For three internships. Multicultural Undergraduate Intern pro- $12,000 gram who are planning a career in the cultural sector. Regents of the University of California, Los Angeles, California. For three internships at the UCLA Fowler Museum of Cultural History. $12,000