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Apply for a 5-6 week artist residency in Michigan that includes housing, stipend, and travel grant.
Artists aged 25+ in visual, literary, multimedia, or performance disciplines apply for month-long residencies with studio space, housing, and a $100/week stipend.
Artists and organizations may apply for grants ranging from $500–$2,000 (individual Artist Support Grants) to larger amounts through various organizational grant categories, with deadlines varying by program and region.
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.
Artists submit a detailed project proposal describing an art project that demonstrates how art can be a solution to challenges, along with community engagement and evaluation plans.
Artists from any discipline and career stage may apply for a 5–6 week residency at Prairie Ronde's historic mill property in Michigan, with stipend and housing provided.
Submit an application for a 2-week to 3-month winter residency on a 320-acre Adirondack campus to create new work, complete a project, conduct research, or find inspiration and creative community.
Artists 18+ from anywhere in the world may apply for 2–3 month residencies offering studio space, shared facilities, and community engagement across music, visual arts, film/media, and writing disciplines.
Charlotte Street provides annual cash awards, project-based grants, studio residencies, and exhibition/performance opportunities to visual and generative performing artists in Kansas City.
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 4-7 week residency offering studio space, private housing, and a stipend in a historic Michigan mill and surrounding property.
This is an internship opportunity, not an art submission call; InLiquid seeks an Audience Development Intern to help build community connections and promote free arts programming in Philadelphia.
Join a free arts and social justice program for young artists ages 14-25 in Philadelphia.
Artists interested in exhibiting, vending, or participating in Second Saturday events at One For All's new Thorndale, PA location.
The GCAC offers a legal grant to help artists with eligible legal expenses related to their artistic practice and art business, plus access to a fixed-rate lawyer referral service.
Solo exhibition featuring printmaking, ceramics, and cosmological imagery that explores fire as an agent of transformation, combining sacred and contemporary imagery to question possible futures.
Artists are invited to participate in a free studio residency in Savannah with optional free housing, studio space, and community engagement opportunities.
Submit 9 original 2D artworks, each 2.5 by 3.5 inches as high-resolution digital files, for possible feature in mini-art vending machines in City of Fairfax locations.
Anyone in Maine with a community-minded arts or placemaking idea can start a crowdfunding campaign to fund creative projects through the Make it Maine platform.
MGC Community Print Studio invites printmakers at all levels to apply for membership in their shared studio space in Brooklyn.
Arts organizations in North Carolina submit applications for operating support grants to fund their ongoing artistic and administrative functions.
Register for summer arts workshops and residencies in ceramics, printmaking, sculpture, and other media at Alfred University.
Organizations may apply for Project Support grants to help fund specific arts programs with a strong emphasis on engaging audiences and participants of all ages.
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.
Support for folk and traditional arts culture bearers and organizations practicing and preserving these traditions across California.
California nonprofits and government entities apply for grants to support arts learning programs for youth ages infancy to 25, with emphasis on justice-system-involved and at-promise youth.
Nonprofit arts organizations and teaching artists apply for grants up to $25,000 to plan and deliver professional development in arts integration strategies to classroom teachers and administrators.
California Arts Council seeks applications from nonprofit organizations and government entities to fund high-quality arts performances and exhibits for students, with grant amounts up to $25,000 for a one-year program period.
California artists at different career stages (Emerging, Established, or Legacy) apply for fellowships ranging from $5,000 to $50,000.