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Indigenous voices and visions of liberation amplified through public art and dialogue, reimagining life beyond oppression.
Nonprofit arts organizations, nonprofits, and government entities may apply for up to $5,000 to support projects that strengthen operations and expand community engagement, or up to $2,000 to attend the 2026 Grantmakers in the Arts Conference.
Submit an application to join an 8-person fellowship for early-career artists of color exploring community engagement and cross-sector collaboration.
Heritage organizations across King County may apply for general operating funds to support day-to-day needs and heritage programs.
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.
Apply for a six-month curatorial fellowship to develop two exhibitions while working with international artists-in-residence at NARS.
Submit an arts, heritage, or historic preservation project proposal for up to $2,500 in funding.
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 can apply for grants to support arts learning projects for young people ages 24 and under that occur outside traditional school hours.
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.
Commercial cannabis licensing for the Omaha Tribe of Nebraska, including integrated tribal enterprises, cultivation, processing/manufacturing, testing laboratories, transport/distribution, and nurseries.
Apply for a six-month curatorial fellowship working with international artists in residence to develop two exhibitions within NARS's International Residencies Program.
Nonprofit arts organizations and government units apply for annual grants to support established public programs in the arts that demonstrate excellence and community access.
Serve as an Artist Mentor for emerging artists and cultural practitioners in Dia's Spiritual Pedagogies Fellowship, guiding intellectual and creative dialogue around artistic practice, pedagogy, and spirituality.
The Tennessee Arts Commission is offering grants to support public performing arts projects and performing arts organizations in music, dance, and theater.
Submit a creative arts or culture project proposal for Downtown San Francisco that attracts families, students, and young professionals.
Philadelphia cultural organizations are invited to submit proposals to exhibit art in display cases on the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th floors of City Hall.
The GCAC offers a legal grant to help artists with eligible legal expenses related to their artistic practice and art business, plus access to a fixed-rate lawyer referral service.
Submit a proposal for a temporary, site-related creative project in LA public spaces to activate underserved neighborhoods through community engagement.
Submit a site-specific public art proposal for a downtown Santa Cruz location through a two-phase process: Phase 1 qualifications and Phase 2 full proposal development.
Emerging curators based in the Sacramento region apply with a CV, statement of interest, two exhibition proposals, and work or writing samples to receive a stipend and exhibition funding to develop and present two curated exhibitions at the Robert T. Matsui Gallery over one year.
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.