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B.C. student artists and arts administrators to apply for grants supporting their education and training in arts and cultural fields.
A short film exploring themes of loneliness, anxiety, trauma and recovery within the LGBT+ community through the stories of queer performers.
Rural artists, creatives, and culture bearers across the Upper Midwest apply for a two-year fellowship providing an unrestricted stipend and peer learning exchanges.
Organizations and collectives in B.C. can apply for funding to support circulation, touring, and travel activities that enhance exposure of B.C. artists and artworks or provide access to arts and culture experiences within the province.
Organizations and arts collectives may apply for funding to develop, expand, enhance, or create new or unique independent media arts works, programming, and community engagement initiatives.
Organizations apply for grants to support artistic and cultural programming fees for community-based arts festivals featuring B.C. or Canadian professional artists and technicians.
Supports professional visual artists, contemporary and traditional craft artists, and independent critics and curators with the creation of specific projects through grants for new works.
The Foundation awards unrestricted grants up to $50,000 to professional visual artists (painters, sculptors, printmakers, and paper artists) for one-year periods covering professional work and personal expenses.
Arts organizations in North Carolina submit applications for operating support grants to fund their ongoing artistic and administrative functions.
Commission new moving image artworks by Australian artists.
The Ian Potter Creative Fellowships seek to empower mid-career Australian artists with $200,000 grants over two years to focus on their work, innovate their practice, and take creative risks.
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.
Grassroots County Partners apply for annual arts funding to support arts programming, subgrants, and up to 50% general operating support in their counties.
Organizations apply by invitation to receive grant funding for curating, preparing, and traveling exhibitions of established Oregon visual artists, as well as producing catalogs and documentation materials.
Submit a project form describing a capital or pre-development project in Roseburg for consideration by The Ford Family Foundation's Hometown Fund.
The Black Artists Grant provides monthly financial support to Black artists in the UK with no strings attached.
The Jameel Fellowship invites artists and curators to undertake research-based investigation in conversation with the V&A's collection, with a focus on contemporary practice and the interaction between historical Islamic artistic legacy and contemporary work.
Apply for monthly £500 grants as a black artist in the UK through professional network membership.
Regional consortia of local arts agencies must apply to receive grant funding to distribute as Artist Support Grants to individual artists within their area for professional and artistic development, equipment purchase, professional development, travel, and promotional materials.
Submit a proposal for a solo or curated exhibition at Hillyer's contemporary art space between January and December 2027, including artist profile, proposal statement, exhibition description, biography, and support materials (up to 6 images, up to 3 videos, and a two-page document).
Artists and community members are invited to participate in collaborative art and cultural activities exploring local economic and social structures through artistic practice in Nongpho community, Thailand.
A 10-year cultural arts strategic plan for Houston's Midtown Cultural Arts & Entertainment District, identifying partnerships, capital improvements, and policy changes to support diverse cultural programming and strengthen existing arts venues.
Arts groups must pledge minimum HK$30,000 in non-government donations/sponsorships, which HKADC will match up to 1:1.5 ratio for approved arts projects across multiple disciplines.