Current Funding Opportunities
The Studio Museum in Harlem.
Serves emerging African-American artists and artists of African descent internationally. Artists’ media may include sculpture, painting, printmaking, digital art, mixed media, photography, and film and video. Artists receive a $20,000 fellowship, studio space, and a $1,000 materials stipend for a period of twelve months. Deadline: April 1.
Sculptors Dominion International, Inc. (San Antonio, TX) THE SCULPTORS INVITATIONAL
Annual exhibit for big outdoor sculpture at the Villa del Carmen Sculpture Conservatory in San Antonio, Texas, April 3-24, 2012. The venue is six landscaped acres, oak trees, grass, all secured and gated in a residential setting and inside the city limits. Presentation of outdoor sculptures are aesthetic, spacious and with integrity. Classical figurative to abstract, bronze to marble are accepted. Deadline: March 1.
Deadline: Open.
New York Council for the Humanities. Speakers in the Humanities Program - Brings the best in humanities scholarship to virtually every corner of New York. Candidates with experience presenting their unique, well researched, humanities topic(s) to a broad range of audiences are encouraged to apply. Speakers receive $300 honoraria per lecture and $250 in travel expenses.