The High Desert Museum (HDM) will commemorate the 75th anniversary of the United States’entry into World War II (WWII) with a project, ‘World War II High Desert Homefront’, examining the High Desert region’s significance to the war effort—and the war’s lasting effects on the region. An immersive exhibit and programs will connect visitors to the wartime experiences of different groups in the region. This project will be designed to have broad appeal—vividly depicting historic events and how they shaped the cultural values and beliefs held in the U.S. today.
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Other projects from this grantee
- 2015
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- High Desert Museum
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- $15,750
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- Large Marketing
High Desert Museum will mount the exhibit, “Arts for the People”, which will make…
- 2017
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- High Desert Museum
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- $37,109
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- Large Marketing
Presenting the traveling exhibit, Dinosaurs Take Flight: The Art of Archaeopteryx, brings to life…
- 2017
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- High Desert Museum
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- $17,400
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- Small Marketing/Research
The High Desert Museum’s multi-day art festival will feature visual artists’ depictions of the…
- 2018
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- High Desert Museum
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- $33,750
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- Large Marketing
The High Desert Museum's innovative, interdisciplinary exhibition, Water in the West, will use art,…
- 2019
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- High Desert Museum
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- $39,000
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- Large Marketing
To support Vast, Loud and on Fire: Art at Burning Man exhibition and associated…
- 2021
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- High Desert Museum
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- $40,000
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- Large Marketing
To fund Utopias (name changed to Imagine a World), an upcoming High Desert Museum…
- 2022
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- High Desert Museum
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- $45,000
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- Large Marketing
To fund the marketing for Living Stories: Exploring Dynamic Artforms of the Indigenous Plateau…
- 2023
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- High Desert Museum
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- $48,000
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- Large Marketing
To fund marketing efforts for "Something in the Woods: Sasquatch in the High Desert,"…
- 2024
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- High Desert Museum
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- $42,000
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- Large Marketing
To fund marketing for this organization’s exhibition combining Matsura’s photography of the Syilx tribal…