The Andy Warhol Foundation named 28 arts writers and three translators to receive its annual Arts Writers Grant, awarding a combined total of $1.04 million for articles, books, short-form writing, and translated texts. For the first time in the arts grant’s 20-year history, the foundation awarded $30,000 grants to three writers to translate books about contemporary art from another language into English. The inaugural winners — Jessica Gogan, Eriko Ikeda Kay, and viento izquierdo ugaz — were selected to translate writings from Portuguese, Japanese, and Spanish, respectively. Receiving grants between $15,000 and $50,000, the 2025 grantees for articles, books, and short-form writings include projects about immigration visas and the censorship of Palestinian artwork. To read the full story by isaislearninghowtouseacamera, visit the link in bio. . . . Andy Warhol sits in front of paintings at his studio, the Factory, in Union Square, New York, April 12, 1983. (photo by Brownie Harris/...