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University of Pennsylvania departments, programs, and centers can apply for grants to bring artists, curators, and collectives to campus as artists-in-residence or curators-in-residence.
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Get matched →Artist Residency Grants support bringing artists, curators, and collectives (formal or informal) to the University of Pennsylvania as artists-in-residence or curators-in-residence within a department, program, or center. Collaborations between Penn departments, programs, or centers are also supported.
Proposed responsibilities for the residency may be determined by the applicant and their collaborating partner(s) but can include courses, workshops, studios or seminars, advising, mentoring, independent study, presentations to the Penn community, exhibitions, performances, programming, and other forms of public engagement.
University of Pennsylvania departments, programs, and centers are eligible to apply. Applicants must seek approval by their department, program, or center, which must agree to manage any grant funds awarded. Proposed project partners should be confirmed whenever possible. Applicants with an open Sachs Program grant must turn in their final report before applying for another grant.
Applicants must first submit a grant inquiry form from the Sachs Program website to receive a link to the full online application. The online application will be submitted via SlideRoom at the email address provided in the inquiry form.
Every listing links to the organizer's official page. Always confirm deadlines, fees, and entry rules there before you apply.
For questions about eligibility or the proposal, contact Sachs Program Associate Director Chloe Reison at [email protected].