2019 – Current

Tomorrowland Projects Foundation Award

The Tomorrowland Projects Foundation supports artistic, multi-disciplinary team collaborations and artist-driven projects that expand awareness of issues affecting society-at-large, and considers award-planning funds to develop new technology, research, and installation art.

About the Award

Tomorrowland Projects Foundation was created in 2017, and seeks cutting-edge projects that communicate strong, aesthetic, and socially-relevant concepts as well as projects that bring electronic media to new audiences. Its Board of Directors comprises Nina Yankowitz, President, Artist, New Media, Immersive Art Installations; David Becker, Vice President, Film Director, Documentary Producer, Fundraiser; Ian A. Holden, Vice President, Film Editor, Musician, Dancer, Digital Artist; Barry Holden, Treasurer, Architect, and Installation Designer; Ellen K. Levy, PhD, Secretary, Art/Science Media, ‘Art and Complex Systems,’ Writer and Co-Editor with Barbara Larson “Science and the Arts Since 1750” book series (Routledge Press); and Jon Nazareth, Assistant Secretary, Artist, Painter, Digital Video productions.

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About Nina Yankowitz

Tomorrowland Projects Foundation President Nina Yankowitz is a visual artist who has played an active role in the art world since the late 1960’s. During the last two decades, she’s expanded her practice to include creating video projections addressing climate change and projects that deal with prevailing cultural topics such as religious intolerance, stolen oil or water, and the stature of women in the world. Collaborating with technology and data scientists, she has infused interactive technology and other social networking tools into her art installations. This technology empowers spectators to be active participants in framing their explorations and finding relative, unique, experiences.