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Apply for emergency financial assistance as a professional visual artist experiencing hardship due to illness, natural disaster, bereavement, or other serious emergencies.
Small and mid-size nonprofit visual and performing arts organizations in Wisconsin with operating budgets under $2 million may apply for project grants of $100,000 or $200,000 over two years through a juried process.
Springboard for the Arts is available to hire for workshops, consultations, project design, and technical assistance to help organizations support local artists and creative communities.
Nonprofit organizations previously funded by CFNOVA apply for general operating support grants to strengthen capacity and address immediate client needs.
Title-I schools in Northern Virginia apply for grants to fund field trips to NOVA Parks for their students.
Request consulting services from Network of Support Capacity Builders (coaches, mentors, consultants) during times of organizational or Tribal crisis or transformation.
Arts and culture organizations in Tokyo can apply for grants to support public art, cultural, and heritage activities that engage local communities and promote regional culture.
Arts and culture businesses based in Austria can apply for grants up to €250,000 to fund climate-friendly investments such as renewable energy, efficient heating/cooling, thermal insulation, and LED lighting.
Exploring how biological and artificial systems interact and what defines agency and agents across disciplines including philosophy, neuroscience, AI, and robotics, with particular focus on hybrid systems combining biological cells and synthetic materials.
Cultural organizations in Southern Arizona propose projects using ARPA funds to restore/create jobs and incentivize arts and civic engagement.
Non-profit 501(c)(3) arts organizations in Southern Arizona submit proposals for operational and employment funding to support jobs in the arts sector and keep arts organizations open.
Nonprofit arts organizations and government units apply for annual grants to support established public programs in the arts that demonstrate excellence and community access.
Submit three images for a temporary public art installation to be exhibited for 4-6 months at Rochester Contemporary Art Center's main facility.
Submit a proposal describing arts services (programming, workshops, facilitation, mentorship, artistic services, artwork, or consultations) you will provide to an identified client.
Organizations apply for operating support grants to hire artists and deliver arts programming and services to their communities.
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Apply for a six-month curatorial fellowship working with international artists in residence to develop two exhibitions within NARS's International Residencies Program.
Berlin's cultural administration funded music and sound art projects in 2008; this lists the 19 projects that received grants totaling €46,800.
International artists working in literature, visual arts, and composition may apply for a stipend-funded residency in Schöppingen, Germany.
Apply for a stipend of $100–$2,000 to fund participation in professional development or career maintenance opportunities (conferences, workshops, training) in the heritage field.
Professional artists in dance, fashion, film, literature, music, theater, visual arts, and interdisciplinary disciplines may request funding to cover costs of materials, supplies, and resources for creating new work; professional development or learning opportunities; or marketing or promotion expenses.
Organizations can apply for grants to support arts learning projects for young people ages 24 and under that occur outside traditional school hours.