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Artists in visual arts, film/video/electronic/digital arts, and choreography experiencing financial hardship from recent medical, dental, or mental health emergencies may apply for one-time grants up to $5,000.
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.
An intimate exploration of language, care, agency, and power within an ableist paradigm, using eye-tracking technology to centre the voice of a non-verbal family member as the family faces relocation from Canada back to Ireland.
A feature documentary about the influence of oil infrastructure and architecture on post-independence Tanzania, examining how Italian corporate modernism was presented to and perceived by African markets.
Artists apply for emergency grants to support confirmed public presentations of completed experimental work through performances, exhibitions, screenings, poetry readings, installations, and more.
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.
Black artists and Black-led organizations can apply for funding to create, develop, or present arts projects across any discipline.
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.
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.
Social Aid Commission - La Maison des Artistes
Apply for financial aid or material grants to support artistic practice if you are experiencing financial hardship.
Heritage professionals and organizations based in the Kingdom of the Netherlands can apply for travel vouchers (€350-€1,000) or general support funding (up to €5,000) for European heritage cooperation projects.
International artists are invited to apply for artistic residencies at Ey!Studio A.i.R in Madrid.
Individual artists, artist collectives, and nonprofit organizations based in the Bronx may apply for grants of $1,000–$5,000 to support community-based arts projects in performing, literary, media, and visual arts.
Support a learning partnership between a mentor artist and apprentice(s) to continue artistic traditions of shared cultural heritage, with a public presentation or demonstration required.
Submit pre-existing outdoor sculptures for a two-year temporary public art installation in Downtown Augusta.
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.
The Tennessee Arts Commission is offering grants to support public performing arts projects and performing arts organizations in music, dance, and theater.
Individual artists and culture bearers submit a proposal detailing how they will develop or sustain their creative practice and meaningfully engage with Minnesota audiences, participants, students, and communities during the grant period.
Nonprofit arts organizations, nonprofits, and government entities may apply for up to $5,000 to support projects that strengthen operations and expand community engagement, or up to $2,000 to attend the 2026 Grantmakers in the Arts Conference.
Request $3,000 to $5,000 in funding to support your artistic practice through exploration of new techniques, experimentation with new materials or technologies, creation of new work, or development of new strategies for engaging your community of practice.