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“Ralston Crawford: Air + Space + War” exhibition opens at Brandywine

The exhibition explores the evolution of the American Modernist’s art and the impact of World War II.

Header Graphic for the exhibition with the exhibition title over a 1940s map.

Vilcek Foundation videos honored at the 25th Annual Webby Awards

The 2020 Vilcek Foundation Prizes video series was named a 2021 Webby Award Honoree for Video Series & Channels in the category of Diversity & Inclusion.

The official graphic for the 2021 Webby Award Honoree badge.

Postmodern pioneer: Manga biography celebrates Denise Scott Brown

Denise Scott Brown leads off manga series, illustrated by Japanese-born Hiroki Otsuka, saluting Vilcek Foundation Prizewinners.

A black and white manga illustration of Denise Scott Brown.

It’s a new day in America

A letter from Jan and Marica Vilcek in response to the inauguration on January 20, 2021 — the dawn of a new administration after four difficult years that almost toppled our democracy.

The Statue of Liberty with sunrise.

First Vote: Chinese Americans and the presidential election

In First Vote, director Yi Chen explores what divided and united Chinese American voters in the 2016 presidential election.

Yi Chen holding up a mail-in ballot in front of a USPS mailbox.

Be a Good Ancestor: The Michela Martello Coloring Book

Featuring the richly textured artwork of Michela Martello, this coloring book contains deeply feminist work that draws on art history, mythology, and artistic traditions from around the world.

Be A Good Ancestor: The Michela Martello Coloring Book

The Sonnet Series Coloring Book

Inspired by our online exhibition Oscar Bluemner’s Sonnet Series, we bring you the latest coloring book from the Vilcek Foundation: The Sonnet Series Coloring Book.

The Sonnet Series Coloring Book

Vilcek Foundation Awards the 2021 Vilcek Prize for Excellence in Public Service to Andrew Yang

Entrepreneur, author, and non-profit leader Andrew Yang is the recipient of the 2021 Vilcek Prize for Excellence in Public Service for his leadership in advancing progressive ideas addressing issues from wealth inequality to autism awareness in the United States.

Andrew Yang, in a blue suit jacket and shirt, standing outside with a city in the background.

Celebrating Independence: Great Immigrants, Great Americans

Prize Recipients Carmen C. Bambach and Yaa Gyasi are honored by Carnegie Corporation's 2020 "Great Immigrants, Great Americans," campaign, which celebrates the many ways in which immigrants enrich our culture, invigorate our democracy, and contribute to our communities.

Carnegie Corporation's

DACA Stays: Immigrants Are Essential

A victory for immigrants in the Supreme Court’s ruling regarding the DACA program.

Protestors gather, holding signs that read Immigrants Make America Great, to support DACA.