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SELECTED AWARDS & HONORS

​TEN PULITZER PRIZES 
Ayad Akhtar, playwright
Annie Baker, playwright
Nilo Cruz, playwright
Bruce Norris, playwright
Annie Proulx, fiction
Paula Vogel, playwright
Colson Whitehead, fiction
Doug Wright, playwright
Charles Wuorinen, composer
Du Yun, composer 

NINE MACARTHUR FOUNDATION
“GENIUS” GRANTS
 

Annie Baker, playwright
Branden Jacobs-Jenkins, playwright
Josh Kun, writer and curator
Jason Moran, composer
Claudia Rankine, poet and essayist
Sarah Ruhl, playwright
Karen Russell, fiction
Colson Whitehead, fiction
Charles Wuorinen, composer 

NINE NATIONAL BOOK AWARDS 
Sigrid Nunez, fiction
Sarah M. Broom, nonfiction
Susan Choi, fiction
Ha Jin, fiction
Annie Proulx, fiction
Bob Shacochis, fiction
Andrew Solomon, nonfiction
Jean Valentine, poetry
Colson Whitehead, fiction


EIGHT TONY AWARDS
William Finn, writer and composer
Robert Freedman, writer
Adam Guettel, writer and composer
Bruce Norris, writer
Billy Porter, actor
Ruben Santiago-Hudson, actor and playwright
Jeanine Tesori, composer
Doug Wright, playwright

TWO ACADEMY AWARDS
Benj Pasek and Justin Paul, co-lyricists (“City of Stars,” La La Land)

GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS
Benj Pasek and Justin Paul,
     co-lyricists, twice (for songs in La La Land and The Greatest Showman)

EMMY AWARDS
Billy Porter, actor

SAMPLE MOVIES BASED ON WORKS
BY UCROSS ALUMNI

Eat Pray Love (Elizabeth Gilbert)
Brokeback Mountain and The Shipping News (Annie Proulx)
The Son (Philipp Meyer)
Billy Lynn’s Long Half-Time Walk (Ben Fountain)
Mudbound (Hillary Jordan)
Wild (Cheryl Strayed)

UNITED STATES POET LAUREATE
Joy Harjo, 2019-
​HERB ALPERT AWARD IN THE ARTS 
Emily Jacir
Byron Kim
Bill Morrison

​ROME PRIZE 
Polly Apfelbaum
Emily Jacir
Cynthia Madansky
Karen Yasinsky

​CREATIVE CAPITAL AWARDS 
Polly Apfelbaum
Laura Carton
Theaster Gates
Vanalynne Green
Barbara Hammer
Wendy Jacobs
Bill Morrison
Paul Rucker
Gregory Sale
Lee Anne Schmitt
Stacey Steers
Stephen Vitiello
Deke Weaver
Quintan Ana Wikswo

USA FELLOWS (UNITED STATES ARTISTS)
Laylah Ali
JJJerome Ellis
Theaster Gates
Anthony Hernandez
Lars Jan
Emmy Pérez

Tip Toland
Anne Wilson

POLLOCK-KRASNER FOUNDATION GRANT
Golnar Adili
Polly Apfelbaum
Olive Ayhens
Rhona Bitner
Kellyann Burns
Benjamin Butler
Elisabeth Condon
Morgan Craig
Janet Culbertson
Elizabeth Duffy
Jessica Dunne
Nina Elder
Julie Gross
Kara Hammond
Munson Hunt
Ron Johnson
Darina Karpov
Tatana Kellner
Michelle Kong
Katie Merz
Samuel Nigro
Timothy Nolan
Elizabeth O’Reilly
Joseph Pearson
Gillian Pederson-Krag
Heidi Pollard
Yvonne Puffer
Carolee Schneemann
Tanja Softic
Al Souza
Rachel Stevens
Josette Urso
Mel Watkin
Katerina Wong
​Brenda Zlamany

UCROSS FOUNDATION          

30 Big Red Lane

Clearmont, WY 82835

307.737.2291       

info@ucross.org

LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Ucross Foundation acknowledges with respect that it is situated on the aboriginal land of several Indigenous communities, including the Cheyenne, Crow, and Lakota nations. Indigenous people continue to live in this area and practice their teachings and lifeways. Today, this region remains an important place for many Indigenous peoples. As a Wyoming institution, we recognize and respect this historical context and are working to build reciprocal relationships with the Native nations on whose lands we are situated. In partial fulfillment of that commitment, Ucross established Fellowships for Native American Visual Artists in 2017 and Native American Writers in 2020.
Photo credits: Board and staff photos courtesy of William Coupon; additional website images courtesy of Martirene Alcantara, Trine Bumiller, Jennifer Garza-Cuen, Bill Megalos, and Neerja Kothari: video on homepage courtesy of Bill Megalos.
  • ABOUT
    • Ucross Story
    • Founder
    • Board
    • National Advisory Council
    • Staff
    • Opportunities
  • ARTISTS
    • Residency Program
    • Selected Honors & Notable Alumni
    • Native American Fellowships
    • Native American Art Curatorial Convening
    • Partnerships
    • Facilities >
      • KOCUR
      • ROCK STUDIOS
      • SCHOOL HOUSE & DEPOT
      • JESSE'S ONE AND TWO
      • BIG RED & DANCE STUDIO
    • Alumni
  • LAND
    • LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
    • Ranch History
    • Ecology
    • Birds
  • VISIT
    • Ucross Art Gallery
    • Chapel
    • Park >
      • DONORS
    • Raymond Plank Center
    • Ranch Directions
  • CONNECT
    • STAY CONNECTED
    • Alumni News >
      • ALUMNI NOTES
    • Special Events >
      • UCROSS AWARDS
    • Press Room
  • SUPPORT
    • Ways To Give
    • 40th Anniversary Campaign
    • VOLUNTEER
    • Cookbook
    • Individual Giving
    • Institutional Giving & Named Residencies
    • Legacy Giving
  • APPLY
  • DONATE