Shrumen Lumen FoldHaus · 2016
Responsive luminous mushrooms. A confirmed Honoraria recipient with Renwick and New York Botanical Garden exhibitions in its history.
Study the clarity of one visitor action and its visible response.
Research library · September 30, 2026
Grant-writing guidance and eight close references for Enceladus: human presence, celestial objects, light, participation and suspension. Follow the sources to see the artists’ work and the evidence behind each funding story.
The library distinguishes an award from a later exhibition, commission or tour. Individual grant amounts remain unknown. The lessons for our project are interpretations, not a jury’s reasons for selection.
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Official application portal · Offer Notice rule · Artist considerations
An application may request placement and/or a grant. The official Art Committee Offer Notice establishes the reviewed offer. The published final date is September 30, 2026; a clock time and timezone remain unverified.
Read the project’s venue and submission research, including water, truck, anchors, power and dated-source limitations.
Honoraria criteria · LOI instructions and preview link · Award responsibilities
LOIs open October 1 at noon Pacific and close October 29 at 5 p.m. Pacific, 2026. The January 11, 2027 full-proposal deadline is invitation-only. These are a separate program’s dates and process.
The linked preview document could not be retrieved; exact questions and word limits are not reproduced.
Grant evidence and later reach are linked separately. Museum presentation, public placement and touring do not establish profit or the size of an award.
Responsive luminous mushrooms. A confirmed Honoraria recipient with Renwick and New York Botanical Garden exhibitions in its history.
Study the clarity of one visitor action and its visible response.
Firmament received 2016 funding. The related Nova reached the Smithsonian in 2018–2019. Nova is an adaptation, not the same installation or a separately verified grant.
Study a reusable visual system that creates a place to linger.
A 2016 funded work later documented in Reno’s City Plaza.
Study how ocean imagery reads as a physical object in daylight and after dark.
The 2013 Honorarium guide confirms selection. A San Leandro planning record documents its 2016 campus installation.
Study how a clear human subject carries a technically ambitious sculpture.
Honoraria-funded heartbeat-responsive lotuses. A collaborator’s speaker biography reports touring across three continents; individual tour dates were not independently checked.
Study human presence expressed through an external input, without an occupied sphere.
Confirmed recent funding for luminous spherical sculpture. A later touring history was not established.
Study whether an unoccupied object can fully express the idea.
The 2013 guide is particularly useful for reading funded-project descriptions. It contains public summaries, not the artists’ complete winning applications.
Luke Jerram’s internally lit touring moon is the closest astronomical form reference. The funding story is co-commissioning, not a verified Burning Man grant.
The artist reports over 200,000 visitors at its 2018 Beijing presentation. Study the object, sound and local programming together.
The Shed’s 2023 program documents an occupied, suspended spherical concert hall. A Burning Man grant was not verified.
Study the ambition and institutional delivery scope. This reference supplies no engineering approval or transferable truck-mount rating.
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Existing proposal draft · Complete annotated library · Source register
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