Ucross Native American Fellowships for Visual Artists and Writers: Spring 2027
Native American visual artists and writers are invited to apply for a four-week residency fellowship at Ucross Foundation.
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Native American visual artists and writers are invited to apply for a four-week residency fellowship at Ucross Foundation.
Establish a cohort of artists pursuing radical experimentation and practice disruption through intensive sessions, monthly gatherings, and creative exploration with institutional support.
Apply to lead a curated series of three public performing arts programs at ISSUE Project Room during the 2027 season.
Professional contemporary visual artists with active subscriptions apply to receive a monthly bursary of £1000 to support the ongoing costs of sustaining and developing their artistic practice.
Apply for a one-time emergency grant of up to $3,000 to cover essential expenses due to loss or lack of recent live performance work.
Submit a project proposal (in writing, audio, or video format) describing a creative community-based project that helps people participate in civic life, build connection, and strengthen local communities.
Apply to serve on the 2026-27 AZ Youth Arts Council, attending monthly meetings, participating in peer review, and creating collaborative arts projects.
The City of Glendale seeks qualifications from teaching artists to facilitate interactive art stations at a Fall 2026 community art event in Murphy Park.
West Valley artists are invited to submit qualifications to create a nature-focused sidewalk chalk art mural for the Roots of Creation: Arts and Nature Festival.
Submit ideas for free-standing sculptures created from recycled materials for potential exhibition at the Roots of Creation festival.
Apply for a nine-month residential fellowship to pursue a project in humanities, social sciences, creative arts, science, engineering, or mathematics.
Arts organizations must propose collaborative projects between California-based artist(s) and community members using artistic practices to address community-defined social issues.
Grant program supporting attendance at high-quality performances and exhibits for students in priority communities through field trips, in-school assemblies, and complementary educational activities.
Nonprofit organizations serving youth ages 0-25 in California are invited to apply for grants of up to $25,000 to expand meaningful arts participation and learning in diverse settings.
Arts and cultural organizations submit applications for general operating support funding.
Individual artists apply for fellowship funding across all disciplines through regional administering organizations.
Support the establishment of county-designated local arts agencies in Glenn and Kings counties through mentorship funding from existing State-Local Partners.
Nonprofit arts organizations and teaching artists may request grants of up to $25,000 to plan and deliver professional development in arts integration strategies to classroom teachers and administrators.
Organizations apply for grants to support Creative Youth Development projects serving youth ages infancy to 25 in California, with priority for system-engaged or at-promise youth.
Organizations and individual artists applying for grants to support folk and traditional arts practice, teaching, and intergenerational knowledge transmission across California.
County-designated local arts agencies may apply for general operating support funding to foster cultural development on the local level.
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