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Artists facing unforeseen catastrophic incidents such as fire, flood, or emergency medical needs can apply for interim financial assistance.
Artists may apply for emerging artist grants to support travel and projects.
Submit a Letter of Inquiry describing a newly commissioned contemporary art project taking place outside museum/gallery walls, in the public realm, or in non-traditional exhibition environments, with project budget, timeline, CV, and funding request ($25,000-$100,000).
Organizations and institutions may apply for project funding to support artistic productions, exhibitions, performances, symposia, and cultural events across all disciplines.
Submit a statement of purpose, curated project proposal, CV, transcripts, and two letters of recommendation for admission to the graduate curatorial program.
Artists submit applications to complete specific projects or bodies of work that benefit from Kala's specialized equipment in printmaking, digital media, ceramics, weaving, or other media.
Schools, nonprofit organizations, and teachers submit grant applications to support hands-on educational experiences and career development for deaf and hard of hearing youth; students apply for scholarships for post-secondary education.
Apply to join a mobility scheme or knowledge exchange programme to share and develop skills in circular fashion, traditional crafts, and technology across European creative spaces and libraries.
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.
Arts and community organizations in the South Arts region submit requests for funding to present Southern roster artists through public performances, screenings, exhibitions, or readings with educational/community engagement components.
Arts organizations apply for grants up to $1,000 to support professional development for administrators, board members, and staff, including conference attendance, workshops, and training.
Organizations in rural or small communities apply for expedited grants of up to $3,000 to support community engagement projects featuring Southern artists.
Curators and academics with 5+ years of professional experience are invited to apply for a one-year research fellowship engaging with the MUUS Collection's 20th-century photography archives.
Art groups, private organizations, and private companies may apply for grants to subsidize projects that increase Tokyo residents' participation in and connection to art and culture rooted in everyday life, and that expand artists' activities.
Support for art projects utilizing temporary enclosures and protective curtains at construction sites in Tokyo, including production and design costs.
Support for art activities where people from various social environments participate together and demonstrate creativity, or activities addressing social/urban issues through art and culture.
Youth Arts in the Parks is an inclusive arts program for children and youth ages 6-17 (and young adults with disabilities up to age 22) to explore animation, creative arts and movement, or visual arts in Saturday morning sessions throughout Miami-Dade County.
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.
Apply for a grant covering up to half of subsidized expenses (up to 20 million yen) for art and cultural projects held in Tokyo that are open to the public and sponsored by multiple organizations.
Support new artistic creative activities by up-and-coming artists and art organizations developing in the Tokyo art scene through performances, exhibitions, art projects, international collaborations, and festivals.
Nonprofits and institutions in Indiana may apply for funding for capital projects (tangible items) in arts and culture, education, or health and welfare.
Art educators apply for grants supporting professional development, classroom instruction improvement, research, equipment, or teaching initiatives in visual arts education.
Programs in the arts and sciences with meaningful engagement by young people and lasting measurable impact; preference for artist development, arts education filling K–12 curriculum voids, and STEAM programs in cultural institutions.
Employees and doctoral students of the University of Applied Arts Vienna can apply for funding to support interdisciplinary, scientific, and artistic research and exploration.