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The Foundation offers three main programs: the Joan Mitchell Fellowship (annual awards of $60,000 each to 15 nominated painters and sculptors), residencies at the Joan Mitchell Center in New Orleans (6 or 10 weeks for past grant recipients and New Orleans-based artists), and the Creating a Living Legacy (CALL) initiative providing free legacy planning resources.
Multiple opportunities: artists can apply for event activations, showcase opportunities, commissions, and grants through United Arts in Central Florida.
Apply for up to $5,000 in competitive funding to advance your creative practice through a specific project or supplies/professional development, as a professional artist based in Central Florida.
Submit an environmental art project proposal for up to $20,000 in grant funding.
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.
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.
Create one or two murals featuring floral imagery and brewery history (including a donkey, possum, and cheetah) at Flower Shop Beer Werks brewery.
Organizations tour artists (regional, national, or international) across multiple New England presenters in three geographically distinct communities in at least two different New England states.
New and emerging cultural and science organizations in King County can apply for general operating support funding over three years.
Support for research, documentation, planning, education, and advocacy projects that promote the preservation of historic places in King County, Washington.
Organizations in King County focused on arts, heritage, historic preservation, or science and technology can apply for funding to acquire, build, or renovate facilities and spaces.
Organizations in rural or small communities apply for expedited grants of up to $3,000 to support community engagement projects featuring Southern artists.
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.
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.
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.
Individuals, organizations, groups, Tribes, and municipalities are invited to apply for grant funding to prepare local landmark nominations for historic places in King County, Washington.
Organizations and Tribes seeking funding for planning and development of cultural, scientific, or historic facilities projects should apply for grants up to $50,000 plus up to 10 hours of consultant support.
Submit an art project proposal of any medium for up to $15,000 in funding to create and share art with King County communities.
Submit an application for training, equipment, or innovative projects that advance creative work or strengthen business practices.
Submit a research proposal with covering letter, CV, and writing sample for a one-month autumn visiting research fellowship based at Masaryk University's Centre for Modern Art & Theory.
Organizations and arts/curatorial collectives can apply for grants up to $25,000 to develop, expand, enhance, or create new public programming and community engagement initiatives in visual arts and craft.
Artists are invited to apply for a residential exchange in Fergus Falls, Minnesota, either as a 4-week project-based exchange or a 2-14 day self-directed DIY exchange.
Artists apply for a $10,000 fellowship grant to support their artistic development and the creation of new work.
Architects, engineers, and building owners may submit proposals for completed residential, administrative, or engineering structures (towers, bridges, sports facilities) completed after January 1, 2005.
Doctoral candidates submit research proposals aligned with Warsaw city priorities for consideration for stipends up to 30,000 PLN.
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.
Submit work samples from the last 5 years demonstrating proficiency, knowledge, and intense practice in your chosen artistic discipline for consideration for a $5,000 unrestricted grant.
Artists in visual art and sound art are invited to apply for residency stipends of up to 6 months at Künstlerhäuser Worpswede.
Submit ideas for site development around Ernst-Reuter-Platz addressing five thematic fields: Youth and Innovation, Emerging Culture and Creative Industries, Innovation in Science/Technology/Economy, Urban Development and Quality of Life, and Communication and Visibility.
Submit a brief narrative and work samples demonstrating your creative expression and commitment to your artistic/cultural practice to compete for an unrestricted $5,000 grant.