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Announcing the 2025 Guggenheim Fellows

The Guggenheim Foundation’s 100th Class of Fellows Taps 198 Trailblazing Artists and Scholars Across 53 Fields

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The Guggenheim Foundation celebrates its centennial with refreshed brand identity and website, and special exhibition chronicling its history and impact on creative and intellectual life.

Meet the 100th Class of Guggenheim Fellows

(New York, NY--April 15, 2025) -- The Board of Trustees of the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation announced today their appointment of the 100th class of Guggenheim Fellows, including 198 distinguished individuals working across 53 disciplines. Chosen through a rigorous application and peer review process from a pool of nearly 3,500 applicants, the Class of 2025 Guggenheim Fellows was tapped based on both prior career achievement and exceptional promise. As established in 1925 by founder Senator Simon Guggenheim, each Fellow receives a monetary stipend to pursue independent work at the highest level under “the freest possible conditions.”

The 100th class of Fellows is part of the Guggenheim Foundation’s yearlong celebration marking a century of transformative impact on American intellectual and cultural life. In addition to appointing its newest class, the Foundation also launches a refreshed brand identity and website this month and will present a special exhibit later this year in collaboration with The New York Historical, highlighting rarely-seen treasures from its vast archive.

“At a time when intellectual life is under attack, the Guggenheim Fellowship celebrates a century of support for the lives and work of visionary scientists, scholars, writers, and artists,” said Edward Hirsch, award-winning poet and President of the Guggenheim Foundation. “We believe that these creative thinkers can take on the challenges we all face today and guide our society towards a better and more hopeful future.”

In all, 53 scholarly disciplines and artistic fields, 83 academic institutions, 32 US states and the District of Columbia, and two Canadian provinces are represented in the 2025 class, who range in age from 32 to 79. More than a third of the 100th class of Fellows do not hold a full-time affiliation with a college or university. Many Fellows’ projects directly respond to timely themes and issues such as climate change, Indigenous studies, identity, democracy and politics, incarceration, and the evolving purpose of community. Since its founding in 1925, the Guggenheim Foundation has awarded over $400 million in fellowships to more than 19,000 Fellows.

Notable Individuals in the 2025 class of Guggenheim Fellows include:

  • Anthropology & Cultural Studies: Carolyn Moxley Rouse, Karen Strassler

  • Biology: Larisa DeSantis, Marcus Kronforst

  • Choreography: Monica Bill Barnes & Robbie Saenz de Viteri, Donald Byrd

  • Fiction: Miranda July, Nicole Krauss, Jonathan Lethem

  • Fine Arts: Theaster Gates, Raul Guerrero, Julie Tolentino

  • Music Composition: Katherine Balch, Michael Patrick Dease, Huang Ruo

  • General Nonfiction: Louis Onuorah Chude-Sokei, Sloane Crosley, Harold Holzer, Nathaniel Rich

  • Photography: Denis Defibaugh, Farah Al Qasimi

  • Poetry: Cynthia Cruz, Richie Hofmann, Brandon D. Som

The Guggenheim Foundation also celebrates its centennial with special underwritten gifts to support the advancement of projects by exceptional individuals striving for creative excellence. Generous gifts from friends and previous Fellows that help support this year’s Fellows include:

  • The Dorothy Tapper Goldman Foundation for its endowed support of a Fellowship in Constitutional Studies, awarded to Mark Aaron Graber.

  • Wendy Belzberg and Strauss Zelnick for their support of a Fellowship in General Nonfiction in honor of Stacy Schiff, Fellow 1996, awarded to Carolyn Dever.

  • Robert De Niro for his support of a Fellowship in Fine Arts in honor of Robert De Niro, Sr., Fellow 1968, awarded to Maryam Safajoo.

  • The Dorothy Tapper Goldman Foundation for its support of a Fellowship in Indigenous Studies, awarded to Larissa FastHorse.

  • The Hocking-Cabot Fund for Systematic Philosophy for its support of a Fellowship in Philosophy, awarded to Hannah Ginsborg.

  • Jerold S. Kayden, Fellow 1989, for his support of a Fellowship in Climate Studies, awarded to Park Williams.

  • Matt Pincus and Sarah Min for their support of a writer, awarded to Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah.

  • Stacy Schiff, Fellow 1996, and Marc de la Bruyère for their support of a Fellowship in Fiction, awarded to Nell Zink.

  • The Eleanor Schwartz Charitable Foundation for its support of a Fellowship in Medicine & Health, awarded to Rita Redberg.

  • The Estate of Geraldine Jonçich Clifford, Fellow 1965, for supporting a Fellowship in Education, awarded to Tracy Steffes.

  • The Estate of Richard F. Gustafson, Fellow 1988, for supporting a Fellowship in Slavic Studies, awarded to Molly Brunson.

  • The Estate of Philip Roth, Fellow 1959, for partial support of writers.

  • The Joel Conarroe Fund, Fellow 1977, for partial support of Fellows in the creative arts.

  • The Aaron Copland Fund for Music, Fellow 1925 & 1926, for its support of the Fellowship program.

 

Special Exhibit Celebrates a Century of Cultural Impact

In addition to the 100th class of Fellows, the Guggenheim Foundation is collaborating with The New York Historical to present a special, limited-run exhibit set to open later this year. The exhibit will chronicle the Foundation’s rich history and profound influence on American intellectual life and creative achievement. On view will be rarely or never-before-seen materials from the organization’s vast archive, highlighting the groundbreaking works produced by a century of Fellows. On view August 29-November 30, 2025. Further details to be announced.

 

Refreshed Brand Identity

This month, the Guggenheim Foundation unveiled a refreshed visual brand identity, as well as a completely revamped website. The design of the Foundation’s new brand identity, led by Pentagram’s Matt Willey, Michael Bierut, and Jonny Sikov, reinforces its remarkable heritage and ongoing relevance on the occasion of the organization's 100th anniversary. Elevating the word “Fellowship” to the forefront of the organization’s communications shifts focus to the transformative effect that the Guggenheim Foundation’s grants have had on individual lives over the past century. Bold, all upper-case typography in a headline-like custom font emphasizes the contemporary relevance of the organization’s mission and acknowledges the impact that each Fellow has on his or her their respective field of activity and on the world at large.

About the Guggenheim Foundation

Created and initially funded in 1925 by US Senator Simon and Olga Guggenheim in memory of their son John Simon, the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation has sought to “further the development of scholars and artists by assisting them to engage in research in any field of knowledge and creation in any of the arts, under the freest possible conditions.” 

Since its establishment, the Guggenheim Foundation has granted over $400 million in Fellowships to more than 19,000 individuals, among whom are more than 125 Nobel laureates, members of all the national academies, winners of the Pulitzer Prize, Fields Medal, Turing Award, Bancroft Prize, National Book Award, and other internationally recognized honors. The broad range of fields of study is a unique characteristic of the Fellowship program.

The Guggenheim Foundation centers the talents and instincts of the Fellows, whose passions often have broad and immediate social impact. For example, in 1936, Zora Neale Hurston wrote Their Eyes Were Watching God with the support of a Guggenheim Fellowship and dedicated it to the Foundation’s first president, Henry Allen Moe. Photographer Robert Frank’s seminal book, The Americans, was the product of a cross-country tour supported by two Guggenheim Fellowships. The accomplishments of other early Fellows like e.e. cummings,  Jacob Lawrence, Rachel Carson, James Baldwin, Martha Graham, and Linus Pauling also demonstrate the strength of the Guggenheim Foundation’s core values and the power and impact of its approach.

Our 100th Class of Fellows

    • Marzena Abrahamik

      Photography

      School of the Art Institute of Chicago

      Park Ridge, IL

    • Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah

      Fiction

      Bronx, NY

    • Farah Al Qasimi

      Photography

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Ahmad Al-Jallad

      Linguistics

      Ohio State University-Main Campus

      Worthington, OH

    • Dan Albergotti

      Poetry

      University of Tampa

      Tampa, FL

    • Lynne Allen

      Fine Arts

      Boston University

      Brookline, MA

    • Holland Andrews

      Music Composition

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Kamrooz Aram

      Fine Arts

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Ana Lucia Araujo

      Fine Arts Research

      Howard University

      Arlington, VA

    • Teresa Baker

      Fine Arts

      Altadena, CA

    • Katherine Balch

      Music Composition

      Yale University

      Bethany, CT

    • Jessica Bardsley

      Film-Video

      New York University

      New York, NY

    • Emily Barker

      Fine Arts

      North Hollywood, CA

    • Jessica Barnes

      Geography & Environmental Studies

      University of South Carolina-Columbia

      Columbia, SC

    • Monica Bill Barnes

      Choreography

      New York, NY

    • Jonathan Bate

      Literary Criticism

      Arizona State University-Tempe

      Scottsdale, AZ

    • Laura D. Beers

      Intellectual & Cultural History

      American University

      Bethesda, MD

    • Nina Berman

      Photography

      Columbia University in the City of New York

      New York, NY

    • Marie-Helene Bertino

      Fiction

      Yale University

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Lucas Blalock

      Fine Arts

      Bard College

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Lauren Bon

      Fine Arts

      Topanga, CA

    • Joshua Bonnetta

      Film-Video

      Munich, Germany

    • Dominic Boyer

      Anthropology & Cultural Studies

      Rice University

      Houston, TX

    • Daniel Anastassov Bozhkov

      Fine Arts

      CUNY Hunter College

      Nyack, NY

    • Benjamin Brose

      Asian Studies

      University of Michigan-Ann Arbor

      Ann Arbor, MI

    • Abigail Browde

      Drama & Performance Art

      Arles, France

    • Molly Brunson

      Slavic Studies

      Yale University

      Hamden, CT

    • Katarina Burin

      Fine Arts

      Harvard University

      Cambridge, MA

    • Thomas E. Burman

      Medieval & Early Modern Studies

      University of Notre Dame

      South Bend, IN

    • Tom Burr

      Fine Arts

      Norfolk, CT

    • Donald Byrd

      Choreography

      Seattle, WA

    • Carolyn Castaño

      Fine Arts

      Long Beach City College

      Pasadena, CA

    • Phil D. Chang

      Photography

      California State University-Bakersfield

      Los Angeles, CA

    • York Chang

      Fine Arts

      Los Angeles, CA

    • Marcia Chatelain

      Intellectual & Cultural History

      University of Pennsylvania

      Washington, DC

    • Swarat Chaudhuri

      Computer Science

      University of Texas at Austin

      Austin, TX

    • Paul Christesen

      European & Latin American History

      Dartmouth College

      Hanover, NH

    • Louis Onuorah Chude-Sokei

      General Nonfiction

      Boston University

      Boston, MA

    • Maria Chudnovsky

      Mathematics

      Princeton University

      New York, NY

    • Matthew Isaac Cohen

      Theatre Arts & Performance Studies

      University of Connecticut

      West Hartford, CT

    • Coleman Collins

      Fine Arts

      University of California-Irvine

      Los Angeles, CA

    • Thomas Conlan

      Asian Studies

      Princeton University

      Princeton, NJ

    • Donna Conlon

      Film-Video

      Panama

    • Matthew Cooperman

      Poetry

      Colorado State University-Fort Collins

      Fort Collins, CO

    • Sloane Crosley

      General Nonfiction

      New York, NY

    • Cynthia Cruz

      Poetry

      Berlin, Germany

    • Leslie Cuyjet

      Choreography

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Sara Cwynar

      Fine Arts

      New York, NY

    • Caroline Davis

      Music Composition

      Manhattan School of Music

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Larisa DeSantis

      Biology

      Vanderbilt University

      Franklin, TN

    • Michael Dease

      Music Composition

      Michigan State University

      East Lansing, MI

    • Denis Defibaugh

      Photography

      Rochester Institute of Technology

      Rochester, NY

    • Carolyn Dever

      General Nonfiction

      Dartmouth College

      Hanover, NH

    • Jim Downs

      History of Science, Technology, & Economics

      Gettysburg College

      Philadelphia, PA

    • Jeanine Durning

      Choreography

      Newburgh, NY

    • Eli Durst

      Photography

      University of Texas at Austin

      Austin, TX

    • James G. Dwyer

      Philosophy

      William & Mary Law School

      Williamsburg, VA

    • Douglas Arthur Edmonds

      Geography & Environmental Studies

      Indiana University-Bloomington

      Bloomington, IN

    • Ira Eduardovna

      Film-Video

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Erik Ehn

      Drama & Performance Art

      University of New Mexico-Main Campus

      Albuquerque, NM

    • Azza El Siddique

      Fine Arts

      New Haven, CT

    • Carl Elsaesser

      Film-Video

      Vassar College

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Angela Esterhammer

      English Literature

      University of Toronto

      Toronto, ON, Canada

    • Nicole Eustace

      U.S. History

      New York University

      Larchmont, NY

    • Larissa FastHorse

      Indigenous Studies

      Santa Monica, CA

    • Josh Faught

      Fine Arts

      California College of the Arts

      San Francisco, CA

    • Violet Feng

      Film-Video

      New York, NY

    • Sheri Fink

      Science Writing

      New York, NY

    • Kellen Funk

      Law

      Columbia University in the City of New York

      Princeton, NJ

    • M. Cecilia Gaposchkin

      European & Latin American History

      Dartmouth College

      Hanover, NH

    • Stephanie García

      Choreography

      Salt Lake City, UT

    • Theaster Gates

      Fine Arts

      University of Chicago

      Chicago, IL

    • David J. Getsy

      Fine Arts Research

      University of Virginia-Main Campus

      Charlottesville, VA

    • Hannah Ginsborg

      Philosophy

      University of California-Berkeley

      Oakland, CA

    • Feliciano Giustino

      Physics

      University of Texas at Austin

      Austin, TX

    • Mark Aaron Graber

      Constitutional Studies

      University of Maryland-Baltimore

      Silver Spring, MD

    • Roger Mathew Grant

      Music Research

      Wesleyan University

      New Haven, CT

    • Karen Graubart

      African Studies

      University of Notre Dame

      South Bend, IN

    • Tomás Ignacio Gueglio Saccone

      Music Composition

      DePaul University

      Chicago, IL

    • Raul Guerrero

      Fine Arts

      San Diego, CA

    • Martine Gutierrez

      Photography

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Yannis Hamilakis

      Anthropology & Cultural Studies

      Brown University

      Providence, RI

    • Marc Handelman

      Fine Arts

      Rutgers University-New Brunswick

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Oona Hathaway

      Law

      Yale University

      New Haven, CT

    • Gregg Hecimovich

      Biography

      Furman University

      Chapel Hill, NC

    • Gretchen Helmke

      Political Science

      University of Rochester

      Rochester, NY

    • Mara Mathilda Helmuth

      Music Composition

      University of Cincinnati-Main Campus

      Cincinnati, OH

    • Sheila Heti

      Fiction

      Toronto, ON, Canada

    • Richie Hofmann

      Poetry

      University of Chicago

      Chicago, IL

    • Kristin Hoganson

      U.S. History

      University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

      Champaign, IL

    • Harold Holzer

      General Nonfiction

      CUNY Hunter College

      New York, NY

    • Harrison Hong

      Economics

      Columbia University in the City of New York

      New York, NY

    • Hong Hong

      Fine Arts

      Tulsa, OK

    • Mildred Howard

      Fine Arts

      Emeryville, CA

    • Kerry Howley

      General Nonfiction

      Los Angeles, CA

    • Simon Huttegger

      Philosophy

      University of California-Irvine

      Irvine, CA

    • Sasha Alexandra Marta Ivanochko

      Choreography

      Toronto, ON, Canada

    • Raven Jackson

      Film-Video

      Los Angeles, CA

    • Jessica Jacobs

      Poetry

      Asheville, NC

    • Tania Rachel James

      Fiction

      George Mason University

      Washington, DC

    • Lars Jan

      Drama & Performance Art

      California Institute of the Arts

      Los Angeles, CA

    • Katherine L. Jansen

      Medieval & Early Modern Studies

      The Catholic University of America

      Washington, DC

    • Mona Jarrahi

      Engineering

      University of California-Los Angeles

      Los Angeles, CA

    • Saurabh W. Jha

      Astronomy–Astrophysics

      Rutgers University-New Brunswick

      Jersey City, NJ

    • Jilaine Jones

      Fine Arts

      New York Studio School

      New Haven, CT

    • Martha Suzanne Jones

      U.S. History

      Johns Hopkins University

      Baltimore, MD

    • Paule Valery Joseph

      Medicine & Health

      Bethesda, MD

    • Miranda July

      Fiction

      Los Angeles, CA

    • Patrick Keating

      Film, Video, & New Media Studies

      Trinity University

      San Antonio, TX

    • Aubrey Michelle Kelly

      Neuroscience

      Emory Unviersity

      Oxford, GA

    • Tommy Kha

      Photography

      Yale University

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Suk-Young Kim

      Theatre Arts & Performance Studies

      University of California-Los Angeles

      Los Angeles, CA

    • Selena Roy Kimball

      Fine Arts

      The New School

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Katie Kitamura

      Fiction

      New York University

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Nicole Krauss

      Fiction

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Marcus Kronforst

      Biology

      University of Chicago

      Chicago, IL

    • Markita del Carpio Landry

      Chemistry

      University of California-Berkeley

      Berkeley, CA

    • Gwen Marie Laster

      Music Composition

      Bard College

      Beacon, NY

    • Dionne Lee

      Photography

      Ohio State University-Main Campus

      Columbus, OH

    • Jonathan Lethem

      Fiction

      Pomona College

      Claremont, CA

    • Matthew Stephen Levendusky

      Political Science

      University of Pennsylvania

      Philadelphia, PA

    • Mikael Levin

      Photography

      Brookhaven, NY

    • Rhodri Lewis

      Literary Criticism

      Princeton University

      Princeton, NJ

    • Jingyi Jessica Li

      Data Science

      University of California-Los Angeles

      Los Angeles, CA

    • Miranda Lichtenstein

      Photography

      Rutgers University-New Brunswick

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Carolina Lithgow-Bertelloni

      Earth Science

      University of California-Los Angeles

      Santa Monica, CA

    • Talia Lugacy

      Film-Video

      The New School

      Trumansburg, NY

    • John Ma

      Classics

      Columbia University in the City of New York

      New York, NY

    • Justin Maxon

      Photography

      Cal Poly Humboldt

      Arcata, California

    • Anna Mayer

      Fine Arts

      University of Houston

      Galveston, TX

    • Stephanie McCarter

      Classics

      Sewanee, University of the South

      Sewanee, TN

    • Kathleen McShane

      Fine Arts

      Fayetteville, TX

    • Andrew Seth Meier

      General Nonfiction

      The New School

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Mihaela Diana Moscaliuc

      Poetry

      Monmouth University

      Ocean, NJ

    • Ulrike Mueller

      Fine Arts

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Christopher Muller

      Sociology

      Harvard University

      Belmont, MA

    • Martin Julius Murray

      Architecture, Planning, & Design

      University of Michigan-Ann Arbor

      Ann Arbor, MI

    • B. Ingrid Olson

      Fine Arts

      Chicago, IL

    • Merav Opher

      Astronomy–Astrophysics

      Boston University

      Newton, MA

    • Elizabeth Otto

      Fine Arts Research

      University of Buffalo

      Buffalo, NY

    • Ester Partegàs

      Fine Arts

      The New School

      New York, NY

    • Matías Gustavo Piñeiro

      Film-Video

      New York, NY

    • Rubén Polendo

      Drama & Performance Art

      New York University

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Kristen Radtke

      General Nonfiction

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Rita Redberg

      Medicine & Health

      University of California-San Francisco

      San Francisco, CA

    • Annette Yoshiko Reed

      Religion

      Harvard University

      Cambridge, MA

    • Paul Reitter

      Translation

      The Ohio State University-Main Campus

      Worthington, OH

    • Nathaniel Rich

      General Nonfiction

      Tulane University

      New Orleans, LA

    • Carolyn Rouse

      Anthropology & Cultural Studies

      Princeton University

      Princeton, NJ

    • Huang Ruo

      Music Composition

      The New School

      New York, NY

    • Robbie Saenz de Viteri

      Choreography

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Maryam Safajoo

      Fine Arts

      Westmoreland County Community College

      Morgantown, WV

    • Rajee Ranpathi Samarasinghe

      Film-Video

      California State University-San Marcos

      Los Angeles, CA

    • Anders W. Sandvik

      Physics

      Boston University

      Lexington, MA

    • Daïchi Saïto

      Film-Video

      Ithaca College

      Ithaca, NY

    • Bruce Schulman

      U.S. History

      Boston University

      Somerville, MA

    • Accra Shepp

      Photography

      School of Visual Arts

      East Elmhurst, NY

    • Nadia Shihab

      Film-Video

      Simon Fraser University

      Vancouver, BC, Canada

    • Kyungmi Shin

      Fine Arts

      Los Angeles, CA

    • Peter Seajong Shin

      Music Composition

      Princeton University

      Los Angeles, CA

    • Rachel Shteir

      General Nonfiction

      DePaul University

      Chicago, IL

    • Michael Silverstone

      Drama & Performance Art

      Arles, France

    • Alina Simone

      Film-Video

      New York, NY

    • Quinn Slobodian

      Intellectual & Cultural History

      Boston University

      Cambridge, MA

    • Christine Smallwood

      Fiction

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Brandon D. Som

      Poetry

      University of California-San Diego

      San Diego, CA

    • Merián Soto

      Choreography

      Philadelphia, PA

    • Molly Springfield

      Fine Arts

      American University

      Washington, DC

    • Tulasi Srinivas

      Religion

      Emerson College

      Arlington, MA

    • Tracy Steffes

      Education

    • Dianne Marie Stewart

      Religion

      Emory Unviersity

      Atlanta, GA

    • Jordan Strafer

      Film-Video

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Karen Strassler

      Anthropology & Cultural Studies

      CUNY Queens College

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Rea Midori Tajiri

      Film-Video

      Temple University

      Philadelphia, PA

    • Mungo Thomson

      Film-Video

      Los Angeles, CA

    • Antonio Tibaldi

      Film-Video

      CUNY City College

      New York, NY

    • Michael Tisserand

      General Nonfiction

      Garfield, MN

    • Julie Tolentino

      Fine Arts

      California Institute of the Arts

      Los Angeles, CA

    • Bijal Pravin Trivedi

      Science Writing

      Washington, DC

    • James Morton Turner

      History of Science, Technology, & Economics

      Wellesley College

      Natick, MA

    • Corey Van Landingham

      Poetry

      University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

      Champaign, IL

    • Timothy Verstynen

      Psychology

      Carnegie Mellon University

      Pittsburgh, PA

    • David Virelles

      Music Composition

      Zürich University of the Arts

      Union City, NJ

    • Richard Turner Walker

      Photography

      San Francisco, CA

    • Xinyang Wang

      Music Composition

      University of Pittsburgh

      Pittsburgh, PA

    • Gwen Welliver

      Choreography

      Florida State University

      New York, NY

    • Charisse Weston

      Fine Arts

      New York, NY

    • Shoshannah White

      Photography

      Roswell, NM

    • Travis Wilkerson

      Film-Video

      Duke Kunshan University

      Suzhou, China

    • Carla Williams

      Photography

      New Orleans, LA

    • Park Williams

      Climate Studies

      University of California-Los Angeles

      Los Angeles, CA

    • Krzysztof Wolek

      Music Composition

      University of Louisville

      Louisville, KY

    • John Yao

      Music Composition

      CUNY Queens College

      Jackson Heights, NY

    • David Dalton Yezzi

      Poetry

      Johns Hopkins University

      Baltimore, MD

    • Nell Zink

      Fiction

      Bad Belzig, Germany

    • francine j. harris

      Poetry

      University of Houston

      Houston, TX

    • yuniya edi kwon

      Music Composition

      Princeton University

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Sabiha Çimen

      Photography

      Bayside, NY

Date -April 15, 2025

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