Guggenheim Fellowship
Guggenheim Fellowships are grants that have been awarded annually since 1925 by the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation to those "who have demonstrated exceptional capacity for productive scholarship or exceptional creative ability in the arts. "
Guggenheim Fellowship People (First 49 people) - Page 1
Troy Duster
American sociologist
Charles W. Misner
American physicist
Martin Puryear
American artist
Elinor Carucci
American-Israeli photographer
Tanya Luhrmann
American anthropologist
Aaron Bohrod
American artist
Camille Robcis
Author
Tien-Yien Li
Professor of mathematics
Francis Criss
American painter
Adolf Dehn
American lithographer
Judith Schaechter
Artist
Charles Ross
American artist
Christy Haynes
Professor
Catherine Opie
American photographer
Gonzalo Giribet
Ann Nelson
Physicist
Laurie Godfrey
American paleontologist
Dennis Ashbaugh
American painter
Sean M. Carroll
American theoretical physicist
Jan Meyerowitz
German-American composer
Richard Bader
Canadian chemist
Yasuo Kuniyoshi
American painter
George Kauffman
American chemist
Enrique Verástegui
Peruvian author
Nathaniel Fisch
American physicist
David Del Tredici
American composer
Louise Talma
American composer
Reinhard Oehme
German-American physicist
Richard Danielpour
American composer
Susana Lizano
Mexican astronomer
Howardena Pindell
American artist-curator
Jerrilynn D. Dodds
Art historian
Zosha Di Castri
Canadian composer
Theodore Chanler
American composer
Frederick J. Almgren Jr.
American mathematician
Lazar Fleishman
Historian
Neal Devaraj
Chemist
Harold Grad
American mathematician
Gordon Pettengill
American astronomer
Edward Ruscha
American artist
Stephan Koplowitz
Choreographer
Richard Primus
American legal scholar
Melvin Hochster
American mathematician
Nicole Eisenman
French-American artist
Gary Urton
American anthropologist
Alexei A. Efros
Russian-American computer scientist
Joseph Rothschild
Political scientist
