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In addition, the foundation invites applications for the Impact Award for Native American Art, which provides a $25,000 fellowship to amplify the contributions of under-recognized Native American contemporary visual artists. To be considered for the award, artists must submit a Grants for Visual Artists application to join the pool, and then follow the application’s prompts to register their eligibility and submit additional information.

Dates available:Summer 2024:Fall 2024:Spring 2025Summer 2025 Please submit samples of your work to Jackie Young,emailprotectedThe submission should include a short biography describing the technique of your art as well as information on the collection. If selected, these may be posted to different ASU forums dedicated to promoting exhibits. All art must have wire on the back to hang on our Walker Art display system.

The submission should include a short biography describing the technique of your art as well as information on the collection. If selected, these may be posted to different ASU forums dedicated to promoting exhibits. All art must have wire on the back to hang on our Walker Art display system.

The City of Aurora Division of Public Art is seeking qualifications and proposals for multiple creative opportunities, including temporary art installation, teaching artists and performances for the Lumenaura: Interactive Light & Sound Experience Festival in October 2024. This is the second round of RFP’s for this event. There is no fee to apply.

The Hopper Prize is now accepting entries for our Spring 2024 artist grants. We are offering $3,500 and $1,000 grants to artists & photographers around the world. For this open call, we will be providing 6 grants totaling $11,000 USD. 2 artists will each receive $3,500 and 4 artists will each receive $1,000. There is a $40 submission fee due with your application.

Night Bloom: Grants for Artists supports the arts ecosystem in the greater Tucson area through funding collaboratively-focused visual arts projects by individual artists and artist groups within Tucson and the broader Sonoran Desert region. Grants in amounts ranging from 3,500 7,500 support efforts to create experimental and community-embedded opportunities for artistic exchange that engage with the regions unique contexts and possibilities.

Artist Grant accepts works in the following media: painting, drawing, photography, sculpture, ceramics, mixedmultiple medias, installation, or other new or alternative media. We regret that we do not accept submissions for music, theatre, dance, or filmvideo.