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Professional visual artists working in painting, sculpture, or works on paper submit an artist statement, resume with exhibition history, cover letter, and 10 digital images of recent work to apply for unrestricted grants.
Create one or two murals featuring floral imagery and brewery history (including a donkey, possum, and cheetah) at Flower Shop Beer Werks brewery.
Submit up to 8 images of finished visual artworks, optionally combined with up to 3 minutes of video, to compete for unrestricted cash awards of $15,000.
Apply for emergency financial assistance as a professional visual artist experiencing hardship due to illness, natural disaster, bereavement, or other serious emergencies.
NALAC awards grants to Latinx/é individual artists, cultural workers, and ensembles to fund artistic/cultural projects that address public concerns and influence social change.
Organizations in rural or small communities in nine Southern states may request up to $3,000 in artist fee support for community engagement projects featuring Southern artists, with a required dollar-for-dollar cash match.
Submit qualifications for a fox-themed outdoor micro-mural project in downtown Wahoo, Nebraska, with opportunity to receive a $200 design stipend and up to $2,300 for installation.
Argentine visual artists are invited to apply for a two-month residency at the International Studio & Curatorial Program (ISCP) in New York during October-November 2026.
The Jerome Hill Artist Fellowship supports early career artists based in Minnesota and New York City working across multiple artistic fields with a three-year fellowship including $60,000 in total support.
Organizations apply for grants to support arts projects and programs.
French-speaking artists, authors, and researchers across all creative disciplines are invited to apply for a residency fellowship at Villa Medici in Rome involving creation, experimentation, research, and community participation.
Advisory Meeting: Guidance on Grant and Funding Applications - REPAIRE
Artists and cultural workers seeking targeted guidance on specific aspects of a grant or funding application can book one-hour individual consultation sessions with a public funding consultant.
Submit a project form describing a capital or pre-development project in Roseburg for consideration by The Ford Family Foundation's Hometown Fund.
Arts and cultural organizations in Boston applied for multi-year grants to support transformative growth and sustainability.
Young artists, makers, and designers apply for a one-year trainee/research fellowship to become a technical specialist alongside their art practice and research craft, material, and technique with a focus on sustainability.
Nonprofits and public agencies in Nebraska can apply for reimbursement funds to cover accessibility services (ASL interpretation, captioning, audio descriptions, language translation) for arts events.
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.
Submit a proposal for a temporary public art installation celebrating 25 years of Orlando Arts Magazine for display in the four-county Central Florida service region during January.
A workshop on bid writing and arts fundraising for Arts Council England project grants and DYCP, led by experienced fundraiser Kim Pearce.
Submit visual artwork for consideration for cash grants and international curatorial exposure.
Financial assistance for Indigenous cultural, artistic, and ancestral practices.
The 2026 exhibitions feature diverse artistic voices and community perspectives, with a focus on belonging and inclusion.