ARTIST ACCESS (ART) GRANT PROGRAM
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ExampleCoastal Light: Juried Landscape Exhibition
San Diego, CA · $35 entry · closes in 12 days
Strong fit: oil landscapes, 20 miles from your studio, entry fee under your cap.
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Apply for funding to pursue artist residencies, master classes, workshops, and conferences outside Miami-Dade County for professional development.
Artists and arts organizations based in Queens may apply for grants to produce arts and culture projects presented in the borough.
Submit a curator-led contemporary art project proposal for funding through one of four grant categories: Hosting (up to $75,000 quarterly), Single Project (up to $150,000 biennial), Three Years of Programming (up to $150,000 biennial, for budgets under $3.5M), or Curatorial Research & Development (up to $50,000 biennial).
Create unified designs for three crosswalks adjacent to Idylwood Park in Redmond, WA, to be fabricated in Thermoplast and installed by the city.
Submit an original poetry manuscript (up to 450 lines or 21 pages) for a chapbook competition where the winning manuscript will be professionally hand-produced in a limited edition of 100 copies and presented at a public reading.
Submit digital images or web links of original artwork depicting the nude in any media for a juried group exhibition.
Artists submit applications to complete specific projects or bodies of work that benefit from Kala's specialized equipment in printmaking, digital media, ceramics, weaving, or other media.
High school students participate in a dynamic poetry recitation competition to improve public speaking skills, build confidence, and learn about literary history and contemporary life.
Nonprofit senior centers and governmental entities in Tennessee serving older adults aged 60+ may apply for up to $4,000 in grant funding per year to support sequential arts instruction for seniors in under-resourced communities.
Answer 5 quick questions and every listing gets a fit score, with a lighter weekly shortlist and overlap checks across your show dates.
Submit a poetry portfolio and proposal to serve as Chapel Hill Poet Laureate for a two-year term.
Apply to your regional local arts council for a project grant to support artistic and professional development, including creation of new work, equipment, professional development, travel, or promotional materials.
Nonprofits and institutions in Indiana may apply for funding for capital projects (tangible items) in arts and culture, education, or health and welfare.
Artists apply for a $10,000 fellowship grant to support their artistic development and the creation of new work.
Springboard for the Arts is available to hire for workshops, consultations, project design, and technical assistance to help organizations support local artists and creative communities.
Nonprofit organizations in Cuyahoga County are invited to apply for 2027 Project Support grants to fund arts and cultural projects occurring between January 1 and December 31, 2027.
Organizations apply for funding to support their general arts and cultural programming activities, with maximum request of $150,000 in state funds.
Professional artists in dance, fashion, film, literature, music, theater, visual arts, and interdisciplinary disciplines may request funding to cover costs of materials, supplies, and resources for creating new work; professional development or learning opportunities; or marketing or promotion expenses.
Organizations can apply for grants to support arts learning projects for young people ages 24 and under that occur outside traditional school hours.
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Apply for unrestricted funding fellowships supporting artists across all disciplines working in Los Angeles County, with awards ranging from $5,000 to $50,000 based on career stage.
Programs using the arts to increase health and wellness outcomes for Tennesseans, including creative aging, person-centered music, support for military veterans, and rural health initiatives.
Design and install a large-scale gateway mural at Adams County Fairgrounds, inspired by contemporary Western aesthetic and reflecting the history, culture, and future of the Fairgrounds.
Organizations apply for grants to support arts projects and programs.
Submit an arts, heritage, or historic preservation project proposal for up to $2,500 in funding.
Apply for a one-year fellowship in health humanities and/or bioethics, which includes scholarship (research, creative work, writing), teaching, community engagement, and creation of an educational product.
Answer 5 quick questions and every listing gets a fit score, with a lighter weekly shortlist and overlap checks across your show dates.
Submit an application to join an 8-person fellowship for early-career artists of color exploring community engagement and cross-sector collaboration.
South Carolina Arts Commission offers multiple grant programs for educators, organizations, and performing artists to fund new or expanded projects.
HBCU-affiliated writers, community scholars, and faculty members submit research proposals in humanities and human-centered social sciences for funding, publishing support, and professional community engagement.