2022 Recipients
The Anonymous Was A Woman Environmental Art Grants program provides up to $20,000 for projects led by women-identifying artists in the United States and U.S. territories.
In 2022, the program awarded $250,000 in funding to artists from states and territories including California, Kansas, Louisiana, New York, Puerto Rico (Borikén), and Texas. Below is a list of the 2022 AWAW EAG recipients and the projects that were funded.
Please click here for our full recipients announcement, which includes short descriptions on each project.
2022 RECIPIENTS
Amara Abdal Figueroa, Tierrafiltra, Puerto Rico (Borikén)
Erika Bolstad, SUBSURFACE, Oregon
Kaitlin Bryson, Bellow Forth, New Mexico
paris cyan cian with theShoreCo.’s Cameron Mitchell Ware and jeremy de’jon, modjeskamodjeskamodjeska, Louisiana
Maru Garcia, Self Help Graphics, and the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County; Prospering backyards; California
Michelle Glass, WE ARE HERE/ESTAMOS AQUI, California
Nansi Guevara and Monica Sosa, The Magic Valley y Nuestra Delta Magica : settler imaginaries and community resistance, Texas
Autumn Leiker, Into the Unknown Together, New Mexico
Shanjana Mahmud and Luke Eddins, Winter Species, New York
Cyan Meeks and Susan Mayo, Flint Hills Counterpoint, Kansas
Jan Mun, The Fairy Rings, New York
Júlia Pontés, Env-IRON-ment, New York
Mary Swander, The Squatters, Iowa
Ixchel Tonāntzin Xōchitlzihuatl, Borders Like Water, Texas
Image Detail: paris cyan cian with theShoreCo.’s Cameron Mitchell Ware and jeremy de’jon (AWAW EAG ’22), modjeskamodjeskamodjeska, 2023, fernando lopez
