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Guggenheim Foundation Celebrates Centennial with 2025 Fellows Announcement

The 100th class of Guggenheim fellows includes 198 recipients, with 11 based in Greater Boston, recognized for their achievements and promise across 53 disciplines.

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Overview

  • The John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation has unveiled its 2025 fellowship class, marking the foundation's 100th year of supporting creative and scholarly excellence.
  • This year’s 198 fellows were selected from nearly 3,500 applicants through a rigorous peer review process, highlighting both career achievements and exceptional potential.
  • Eleven recipients are based in Greater Boston, including scholars and artists affiliated with institutions like Boston University, Harvard University, and Emerson College.
  • Each fellow receives an unrestricted cash grant of $40,000–$50,000 to support their ongoing projects, continuing the foundation's legacy of fostering innovation.
  • Notable recipients include novelist Jonathan Lethem, filmmaker-writer Miranda July, and Boston University's Louis Chude-Sokei, reflecting the diverse range of disciplines honored.