Jawole Willa Jo Zollar
THE 2013 CLASS OF DORIS DUKE ARTISTS ANNOUNCED
The Doris Duke Charitable Foundation Names 20 New Doris Duke Artists in a Nationwide Initiative to Expand Artistic and Personal Freedom for Creative Leaders in the Fields of Jazz, Contemporary Dance and Theatre
— Congratulations to all of the 2013 recipients:
DANCE RECIPIENTS ARE:
DD Dorvillier, David Gordon, Pat Graney, David Lang, Tere O'Connor, Elizabeth Streb and Jawole Willa Jo Zollar
Anthony Braxton (jazz), Billy Childs (jazz), Ping Chong (theater), Kelly Copper (theater), Lisa D'Amour (theater), Amir ElSaffar (jazz), Stacy Klein (theater), Pavol Liska (theater), Rudresh Mahanthappa (jazz), John Malpede (theater), Miya Masaoka (jazz), Myra Melford (jazz), William Parker (jazz
From DDCF: Twenty of America’s most vital artists working in the fields of contemporary dance, jazz and theatre were announced today by the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation (DDCF) as recipients of the 2013 Doris Duke Artist Awards. The purpose of the Doris Duke Artist Awards is to empower, invest in and celebrate artists by offering flexible, multi-year funding in response to financial and funding challenges that are both unique to the performing arts and to each artist. To that end, each member of the 2013 class will receive an unrestricted, multi-year cash grant of $225,000, plus as much as $25,000 more in targeted support for audience development and as much as $25,000 more for personal reserves or creative exploration during what are commonly retirement years for most Americans. Artists will be able to access their awards over a three to five year period under a schedule set by each recipient. Creative Capital, DDCF’s primary partner in the Doris Duke Performing
Artist Awards, will also offer the awardees the opportunity to participate in professional development
activities, financial and legal counseling, and grantee gatherings — all designed to help them personalize
and maximize the use of their grants.
Doris Duke Charitable Foundation - http://ddpaa.org/
The Doris Duke Charitable Foundation Names 20 New Doris Duke Artists in a Nationwide Initiative to Expand Artistic and Personal Freedom for Creative Leaders in the Fields of Jazz, Contemporary Dance and Theatre
— Congratulations to all of the 2013 recipients:
DANCE RECIPIENTS ARE:
DD Dorvillier, David Gordon, Pat Graney, David Lang, Tere O'Connor, Elizabeth Streb and Jawole Willa Jo Zollar
Anthony Braxton (jazz), Billy Childs (jazz), Ping Chong (theater), Kelly Copper (theater), Lisa D'Amour (theater), Amir ElSaffar (jazz), Stacy Klein (theater), Pavol Liska (theater), Rudresh Mahanthappa (jazz), John Malpede (theater), Miya Masaoka (jazz), Myra Melford (jazz), William Parker (jazz
From DDCF: Twenty of America’s most vital artists working in the fields of contemporary dance, jazz and theatre were announced today by the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation (DDCF) as recipients of the 2013 Doris Duke Artist Awards. The purpose of the Doris Duke Artist Awards is to empower, invest in and celebrate artists by offering flexible, multi-year funding in response to financial and funding challenges that are both unique to the performing arts and to each artist. To that end, each member of the 2013 class will receive an unrestricted, multi-year cash grant of $225,000, plus as much as $25,000 more in targeted support for audience development and as much as $25,000 more for personal reserves or creative exploration during what are commonly retirement years for most Americans. Artists will be able to access their awards over a three to five year period under a schedule set by each recipient. Creative Capital, DDCF’s primary partner in the Doris Duke Performing
Artist Awards, will also offer the awardees the opportunity to participate in professional development
activities, financial and legal counseling, and grantee gatherings — all designed to help them personalize
and maximize the use of their grants.
Doris Duke Charitable Foundation - http://ddpaa.org/
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