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Art Organizations Education Grant Visual Art

Brooklyn Arts Council – Arts and Innovation Fiscal Sponsorship

BAC offers fiscal sponsorship to individuals and emerging organizations for cultural projects with strong artistic merit and a Brooklyn connection, such as:

Artistic projects (in any discipline) that are undertaken by Brooklyn-based individual artists or collectives; projects can take place in Brooklyn or elsewhere

Artistic projects that are undertaken by individual artists or collectives who are not Brooklyn-based, but take place in Brooklyn or benefit Brooklyn residents

Activities of Brooklyn-based cultural organizations that are in the process of incorporating as nonprofits

Specific cultural projects undertaken by for-profit organizations that are nonprofit in nature and demonstrate strong benefit to Brooklyn residents

Projects and emerging organizations must have a minimum budget of $5,000. Student projects are not eligible.

Deadline: March, June, September, December

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Award Publishing Writing

Dedalus Foundation – Exhibition Catalogue Award

The Dedalus Foundation Exhibition Catalogue Award is awarded annually to the author or authors of an outstanding exhibition catalogue published in a given calendar year that makes a significant contribution to the scholarship of modern art or modernism.

Deadline: December

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Award Publishing Scholar Writing

Dedalus Foundation – Robert Motherwell Book Award

The Robert Motherwell Book Award is given annually and carries a prize of $10,000 awarded to the author of an outstanding publication in the history and criticism of modernism in the arts – including the visual arts, literature, music and the performing arts. Nominations are made by publishers, and the winner is chosen by a panel of distinguished scholars and writers.

Deadline: December

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Grant Visual Art

Explorers Club Grant

Artists in exploration Program – A rare opportunity to receive funding for art created while working in the field. Submitted proposals are limited to artwork that falls within the traditional definition of Fine Art, which includes painting, sculpture, architecture, music, poetry, and photography. Film and video will not be considered in this program at this time. A $25,000 award will be given to one artist or proposal, as selected by the Artist-in-Exploration Review Committee.

Deadline: December

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Fellowship Grant Residency Visual Art

Lighthouse Works Fellowship Program

The Lighthouse Works’ Fellowship is an artist-in-residence program that strives to support artists and writers working in the vanguard of their creative fields. The program accepts artists working in a wide range of disciplines, but we are best able to accommodate visual artists and writers. Fellowships are six weeks in length, occur year round and provide fellows with housing, food, studio space, a $250 travel allowance and a $1,500 stipend. Artistic excellence is the primary criteria for acceptance as a Lighthouse Works fellow.

Deadline: April,  June,  August, October, December

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Grant Scholar

NEA (National Endowment of the Arts) – Collaborative Research Grants

Collaborative Research Grants support groups of two or more scholars engaging in significant and sustained research in the humanities. The program seeks to encourage projects in a single field of study, as well as interdisciplinary work, both within the humanities and beyond. Projects that include partnerships with researchers from the natural and social sciences are encouraged, but they must remain firmly rooted in the humanities and must employ humanistic methods.

Deadline: December

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Grant NYU Grant

NYU – Curricular Development Challenge Fund (CDCF)

The Curricular Development Challenge Fund (CDCF) promotes innovative curricular programs and projects at New York University. The Fund helps schools, departments, and individual faculty members create new academic programs and courses, update and expand existing courses, or undertake special projects that will promote curricular developments.

Deadline: December

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Grant NYU Grant

NYU – Graduate Student Organization (GSO), Competitive Professional Reimbursement

The Graduate Student Organization (GSO) is dedicated to fostering the professional development of Steinhardt graduate students. To this end, the GSO offers professional development funding on a competitive basis to help defray the cost of various professional activities related to graduate student studies such as attending professional conferences, research projects, art exhibits, musical performances, speaking engagements, etc. The maximum amount of each award is $250.

Deadline: April, December

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Grant NYU Grant

NYU – University Research Challenge Fund (URCF)

The University Research Challenge Fund (URCF) supports faculty-initiated research on a competitive basis and is administered by the URCF Advisory Committee. The Fund aims to encourage investigators to explore new areas of research that are likely to attract outside support, and support faculty engaging in productive scholarship in areas where there are few sources of support.

Deadline: December (Check program for updates)

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Residency Visual Art

Woodstock Byrdcliffe Guild Artist Residency

The Byrdcliffe Artist in Residence program provides visual artists, writers, and composers of exceptional talent with uninterrupted time and creative space within the serene natural setting of the Byrdcliffe Art Colony. They offer a Summer Program Residency as well as a Cottage Residency during the Spring. Lasting between 1-5 months, the residency offers artists private studio time within a community of peers. Artists are invited to participate in open studios, work-shares, and communal dinners and field trips, or may choose to work in solitude during their entire stay. Residents also have the opportunity to be included in an exhibition at Byrdcliffe’s Kleinert/James Center for the Arts the year after their residency. Byrdcliffe’s Artist in Residence program is particularly beneficial to those who find it restorative to live in a simple, communal environment in close proximity to natural beauty. Program participants pay a subsidized fee of $650 for a four-week residency, which goes toward on-site laundry, bulk foods, and overhead. Fellowships are available to offset the residency fee.

Deadline: February, December

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