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Heritage organizations across King County may apply for general operating funds to support day-to-day needs and heritage programs.
Organizations apply for operational funding to support day-to-day expenses, staff, and arts programming in King County.
Individuals, organizations, groups, Tribes, and municipalities are invited to apply for grant funding to prepare local landmark nominations for historic places in King County, Washington.
Organizations and Tribes seeking funding for planning and development of cultural, scientific, or historic facilities projects should apply for grants up to $50,000 plus up to 10 hours of consultant support.
Nordic culture, languages, and creative projects for children and young people.
Submit a digital application form with letter of intent, CV, and portfolio to apply for a fellowship covering room, board, travel, and course fees at the Salzburg Summer Academy.
Research Stipends
Professional artists and curators in Berlin working in visual arts may apply for research stipends to support self-directed research projects, artistic development, and curatorial work.
Apply for individual artist fellowships or grants supporting visual art, craft, and media organizations and individual artists in Tennessee.
Apply for funding to support circulation, touring, and travel activities that enhance exposure of B.C. artists and artworks or increase access to arts and culture experiences within or outside the province.
Submit a complete application including contact information, letter of intent, curriculum vitae, and portfolio (max 10 MB) to be considered for a fellowship covering room, board, travel, and course participation at Salzburg Summer Academy.
Submit sculptures on loan for 2-year periods in this city-wide outdoor exhibition; selected artists receive a stipend.
Artists apply for participation in the 2009 professionalization course, which includes workshops, guest talks, individual website and catalog creation, and a group exhibition.
Apply for a fellowship to participate in a summer course at the Salzburg Summer Academy of Fine Arts, with all travel, accommodation, and course fees covered.
Visual arts professionals from around the world are invited to apply for a six-month fully funded fellowship to collaborate with Tate colleagues in London and reside at Delfina Foundation.
Apply for a 10-month biennial arts administrators fellowship in Palm Beach County featuring professional development, mentorship, networking, and conference participation.
Apply for emergency financial aid with a letter explaining your serious emergency, professional CV, tax returns, and documentation substantiating your emergency and requested amount.
The Foundation offers three main programs: the Joan Mitchell Fellowship (annual awards of $60,000 each to 15 nominated painters and sculptors), residencies at the Joan Mitchell Center in New Orleans (6 or 10 weeks for past grant recipients and New Orleans-based artists), and the Creating a Living Legacy (CALL) initiative providing free legacy planning resources.
Submit an environmental art project proposal for up to $20,000 in grant funding.
Submit up to 8 images of finished visual artworks, optionally combined with up to 3 minutes of video, to compete for unrestricted cash awards of $15,000.
Professional visual artists working in painting, sculpture, or works on paper submit an artist statement, resume with exhibition history, cover letter, and 10 digital images of recent work to apply for unrestricted grants.
Submit a newsletter template design that is clear, participatory, and experimentally contemporary to represent Latin American art.
Apply for urgent funding to support expenses for confirmed public presentation of experimental work through performances, exhibitions, screenings, poetry readings, installations, or other formats.
NALAC awards grants to Latinx/é individual artists, cultural workers, and ensembles to fund artistic/cultural projects that address public concerns and influence social change.
Artists, artisans, and practitioners 18+ of all disciplines are invited to apply for Copias Maestras, a free curated educational program exploring the intersection of art, craft, and knowledge transmission.
Artists from the Upper Midwest are invited to apply for a two-year fellowship providing $10,000 in flexible funds and peer learning exchanges focused on identity, reclamation, and community healing.