Selected Funding Opportunities for Artists
The Kansas Creative Arts Industries Commission (KCAIC)
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- Arts Integration Program
- Foundations A Blade of Grass (ABOG)
- Art Libraries Society of North America (ARLIS/NA)
- Charlotte Street Foundation and KU Spencer Museum of Art
- Ruth Harold Chenven Foundation
- Creative Capital Foundation
- Creative Capital Grants for Individual Artists.
The Kansas Creative Arts Industries Commission (KCAIC)The Kansas Creative Arts Industries Commission is focused on the creative industries sector of the Kansas economy. The commission supports artists through the following programs: Strategic Investment ProgramThese grants support new arts and culture productions, exhibitions, programs or events by individual artists or nonprofit organizations. Awards of up to $5,000 are available. URL: http://www.kansascommerce.com/index.aspx?NID=708 Deadline: February 19 Arts Integration ProgramThese grants support the role the arts play in all levels of education, community service, and workforce development. This program provides funding for educational institutions, arts organizations, and community service non-profits to use the arts to increase student success, foster creative thinking, and develop critical job skills, and enhance community development. Grants in the amount of $5,000 are offered in Creative Collaboration, Integrated Arts Education, and Innovative Partnerships. URL: http://www.kansascommerce.com/index.aspx?NID=666 Deadline: February 19 FoundationsA Blade of Grass (ABOG)ABOG Fellowships for Socially Engaged Art provide resources to artists who demonstrate artistic excellence and serve as innovative conduits for social change. ABOG funds the following: socially engaged projects in which art is a catalyst for social change; projects that feature artists in leadership roles; dialogue-based projects that emphasize sustainable partnerships with communities; projects in which artists engage community members as equal partners; projects in which co-creation with non-artists is part of the process. ABOG values process over product: relationship building and problem solving are key goals. Funding has minimal restriction, and budget line items may include living expenses that are not direct project expenses. URL: http://www.abladeofgrass.org/application/guidelines/ Deadline: November 24 (Letter of Inquiry); January 16 (Full Proposal) APA/Lucie FoundationThe Lucie Foundation supports professionals and emerging talent who progress the art form of still photography through original subject matter, content, or processes. The support of photography is broad, from photojournalism to fashion photography, digital to medium format, including every other category and subcategory. Evaluation criteria includes innovative work and to aid photographers with financial support and exposure. Awards vary in amount, and usually involve an application fee. URL: http://www.luciefoundation.org/education/scholarship/index.php Deadline: November 30 (last known) Art Libraries Society of North America (ARLIS/NA)The Art Libraries Society of North America provides opportunities for funding through a dozen individual honors and awards. Research, travel, internships, and outstanding service are among the award categories. Some awards are restricted to members of ARLIS/NA, while others come from partnerships with external organizations. Award amounts range between $500 and $6,000. URL: http://www.arlisna.org/about/awards-honors/ Deadline: Various (see website) Charlotte Street Foundation and KU Spencer Museum of ArtRocket Grants enable artists within an 80-mile radius of the Kansas City area (Lawrence is within the boundary of the granting area) to take new risks with their work, push the scope and scale of their activities, develop and pursue collaborative projects, and/or engage with the public and public realm in inventive and meaningful ways. Rocket Grants specifically encourage work that is inventive and “under the radar” and that engages or benefits an audience outside of established arts venues, museums, theaters, art galleries, or arts districts. Awards are made up to $6,000. Non-profit organizations are not eligible to apply for this program. URL: http://rocketgrants.org/about Deadline: March 24 (last known) Ruth & Harold Chenven FoundationThe Foundation gives annual awards to individual craftspersons and artists living and working in the U.S., for craft or visual art projects. The Foundation does not accept film, video, performance art or music submissions. Winning submissions are retained by the Foundation and may be used by the Foundation for publicity purposes. Award amount: up to $1,500. Hard copies of applications must be mailed to the foundation with postmark by the deadline. URL: http://www.chenvenfoundation.org/ Deadline: July 15 Creative Capital FoundationArts Writers Grant.The Creative Capital-Warhol Foundation Arts Writers Grant is designed to support writers whose work addresses contemporary visual art through project-based grants issued directly to individual authors. There is a grant category for short-form writing (texts of 1,000 words or less). In addition, the program seeks an increased engagement with article-based projects and with art of the current moment. Of interest to the Foundation are: 1) articles that identify and explore pressing issues in the contemporary visual arts; and 2) texts that illuminate the value contemporary art holds for all viewers through its ability to complicate and enrich our understanding of our world and ourselves and through its ability to offer a space of freedom from and critical engagement with prevailing norms. Grant amounts range from $15,000 to $50,000. URL: http://artswriters.org/application.html Deadline: May 18 Creative Capital Grants for Individual Artists.Applications from artists with at least five years of working experience are accepted. Successful applicants will propose works innovative in form and/or content in the performing and visual arts, film and video, and in emerging fields. Funding is offered in four disciplines: visual arts (includes installation art, painting, fiber art, mixed media works, public art, etc.), film/video arts, performing arts (includes music, dance, theater, puppetry, performance art, etc.), and emerging art fields (includes all forms of digital work, and innovative literature). Projects that transcend traditional discipline boundaries are highly encouraged. Creative Capital operates on a two-year grant cycle, funding alternative disciplines each year. 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