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Special Programs, Grants and Books |
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| 1997- |
Art is Light, Boston University, Photonics Center. Instituted and Program Director for an annual competition for Visual Arts Students at Boston University. Sponsored by the Photonics Center, the prize winner is awarded a fee and production costs for a site-specific architectural commission that celebrates and uses light as a medium. Artworks are installed in the Photonics Center. Competition commenced 1997 |
| 1998- |
Visiting New York, Boston University. Established special fund for visual arts students to visit exhibitions in New York. Secured $50,000 in first year. Fund commenced Summer 1998 |
| 1998-99 |
Foundation for the Humanities, Boston University, Grant Award for Master Class Series proposal |
| 1999 |
Neil Welliver Exhibition of Paintings and Prints, 2000, Boston University. Inaugurated corporate sponsorship |
| 1999-00 |
Foundation for the Humanities, Boston University. Grant Award for Jim Weeks and Jon Imber Exhibition proposals
Foundation for the Humanities, Boston University. Grant Award for Master Class Series proposal |
| 2000-01 |
Foundation for the Humanities, Boston University. Grant Award for Master Class Series proposal |
| 2000-03 |
University of the Arts London, Chelsea College of Art & Design, London. Research fellowship award and extension. Commenced August 2000. |
| 2002 |
University of the Arts London, Chelsea College of Art & Design, London. Publishing grant award for "Body Echo Project," June |
| 2004 |
Foundation for the Humanities, Boston University, Publishing grant award for "Body Echo Project," June |
| 2005 |
Body Echo, book publication on the "Body Echo Project." Sponsored by University of the Arts London, Chelsea College of Art & Design and Foundation for the Humanities, Boston University, December |
| 2006 |
Body Echo talk and book signings: Gunn Library, Washington, Connecticut, February 9; Barnes and Noble, Boston Massachusetts, March 30 |
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