Public Programs in the Arts
Nonprofit arts organizations and government units apply for annual grants to support established public programs in the arts that demonstrate excellence and community access.
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Nonprofit arts organizations and government units apply for annual grants to support established public programs in the arts that demonstrate excellence and community access.
Join a one-month weekly cohort program for Black women creatives in Arizona to build community, explore creative careers, and develop professional networks.
Support for artistic and organizational growth of emerging performing arts companies committed to developing new work, multidisciplinary creativity, and challenging audiences.
An evening-length dance-theatre production exploring themes of grief, remembrance, and devotion through choreographic vignettes inspired by the life and music of thereminist Clara Rockmore.
Artists worldwide across all disciplines are invited to participate in a 6-week hybrid creative residency combining 5 weeks of virtual workshops and creative practice with 1 week of in-person graduation ceremony in Atlanta.
Join a 4-day creative intensive workshop to develop a personalized field guide and nature journal using botanical illustration, drawing, writing, and contemporary documentation tools.
Submit an application to be selected as an artist for a free 18-month studio lease in Decatur, GA.
Support for Seattle-based individual artists and curators in the research, development, and presentation of creative work in Dance, Music, and Theater (including Playwriting); awarded artists must offer a public presentation within Seattle city limits.
Join a drawing and painting course exploring the human figure through gesture poses, contour drawings, and longer poses using graphite, charcoal, and acrylic paint.
Apply for a six-month curatorial fellowship working with international artists in residence to develop two exhibitions within NARS's International Residencies Program.
Apply to work as a painting studio assistant creating commissioned sports memorabilia and commercial artwork in classical realist portraiture style, with compensation per completed item.
Join an expressive arts workshop exploring creativity as a pathway to resilience, reflection, and self-expression through mindful art viewing, guided visual art-making, journaling, poetry, and breathwork.
Apply to a one-semester graduate certificate program in documentary studies with three tracks: Radio & Podcasting, Short Film, or Nonfiction Writing.
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.
Organizations can apply for grants to support arts learning projects for young people ages 24 and under that occur outside traditional school hours.
Organizations apply for grants to support the presentation of quality arts and culture programming through festival activities.
Arizona-based artists can apply for a residency at Oracle State Park to create work inspired by local landscapes.
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.
High school students submit up to 2 ceramic artworks (at least 60% ceramic) for a juried exhibition with virtual and in-person components.
Heritage organizations across King County may apply for general operating funds to support day-to-day needs and heritage programs.
Preservation organizations based in King County may apply for general operating funds to support historic preservation programs and services.