Grants, Residencies, Galleries, Jobs, Bookkeeping,

Grants, Residencies, Galleries, Jobs, Bookkeeping,

Grants.

  • ADDITIONAL GRANTS

  • Adolph and Esther Gottlieb Foundation

    This Foundation provides financial assistance for artists facing emergencies and unexpected disasters.

  • Creative Time

    This organization commissions and presents art in public spaces, and has a history of supporting projects that address social and political issues.

  • The Artists' Charitable Fund

    This fund provides financial support for artists struck by medical, fire or other disaster.

  • The Bronx Council on the Arts

    This organization supports the arts in the Bronx through funding, education, and technical assistance.

  • The Brooklyn Arts Council

    This organization provides funding, resources, and programming to artists and arts organizations in Brooklyn.

  • The CUE Art Foundation

    This non-profit organization provides studio space, funding, and other resources to emerging artists in New York City, and may be open to supporting underfunded public art proposals.

  • The Greenwall Foundation

    This foundation provides funding and other support to artists and arts organizations working in the areas of bioethics and the intersection of arts and science.

  • The Haven Foundation

    This foundation provides financial assistance for professional freelance artists facing career-threatening emergencies.

  • The Kresge Foundation

    This foundation provides funding and other support to nonprofit organizations working in the areas of arts and culture, community development, education, and more.

  • The Lower Manhattan Cultural Council

    The LMCC provides grants, residencies, and other resources to artists and arts organizations in lower Manhattan.

  • The Lower East Side Printshop

    This organization provides studio space, funding, and other resources to emerging artists in New York

  • The Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation

    This organization provides funding and other support to artists and arts organizations in the Mid-Atlantic region, including in New York City.

  • The New York City Department of Cultural Affairs

    This government agency supports the arts in New York City through funding, programming, and technical assistance.

  • The New York Foundation for the Arts

    This organization provides funding, resources, and other support to artists and arts organizations in New York State.

  • The New York State Council on the Arts

    This state government agency supports the arts throughout New York State through funding, technical assistance, and other resources.

  • The Pollock-Krasner Foundation

    This foundation provides financial assistance to individual visual artists and their derivatives who are facing financial hardship, including specific grants for public art projects.

  • The Public Art Fund

    This non-profit organization supports new and challenging contemporary art projects in public spaces.

  • The Queens Council on the Arts

    This organization supports the arts in Queens through funding, education, and technical assistance.

  • The Staten Island Arts

    This organization supports the arts in Staten Island through funding, education, and technical assistance.

Residencies.

  • Anderson Ranch Arts Center

    (Colorado)

    Anderson Ranch Arts Center provides a variety of residency programs for visual artists, offering access to studios and workshops.

  • Art Omi

    (New York)

    Art Omi is an international arts organization offering a variety of residency programs for visual artists, writers, and musicians.

  • Brush Creek Foundation for the Arts

    (Wyoming)

    Located on a ranch in Wyoming, this residency supports artists, writers, and composers in a serene natural environment.

  • Blue Mountain Center

    (New York)

    Blue Mountain Center offers residencies for artists, writers, and activists focused on social justice and environmental issues.

  • The Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts

    (Nebraska)

    The Bemis Center offers residencies for artists, curators, and writers, supporting the creation of new work in a dynamic and collaborative environment.

  • Dieu Donné Papermill

    (Brooklyn, New York)

    Dieu Donné Papermill, Inc. is a well-known nonprofit organization and studio based in New York City, focused on the art of hand papermaking.

  • MacDowell Colony

    (New Hampshire)

    MacDowell Colony is one of the oldest and most prestigious artist colonies in the United States. It offers artists a peaceful retreat to focus on their work.

  • Headlands Center for the Arts

    (California)

    Located in the San Francisco Bay Area, Headlands Center for the Arts supports artists working across various disciplines.

  • Ox-Bow School of Art

    (Michigan)

    Situated in a natural setting, Ox-Bow School of Art provides artists with a serene environment for creative work.

  • Montalvo Arts Center

    (California)

    Montalvo Arts Center provides a range of residencies, including the Sally and Don Lucas Artists Residency Program for artists of all disciplines.

  • Santa Fe Art Institute

    (New Mexico)

    Santa Fe Art Institute offers thematic residencies that address pressing social issues through art and creative practice.

  • Tamarind Institute

    (New Mexico)

    Tamarind Institute is a renowned center for fine art lithography, offering residencies to professional lithographers and artists.

  • The Rauschenberg Residency

    (Florida)

    This residency honors the legacy of artist Robert Rauschenberg and provides artists with time and space for creative exploration.

  • The Wassaic Project

    (New York)

    The Wassaic Project offers summer and winter residencies for artists, fostering collaboration and community engagement.

  • Wave Hill Winter Workspace

    (Bronx NY)

    The Wave Hill galleries are turned over to artists to use as studios for six-week sessions in January each year. Note this residency is only available to artists living or working in New York State.

  • Wave Farm Residency Program

    (New York)

    Wave Farm offers residencies for artists working with transmission art and radio, providing access to a rural, creative environment.

  • VCCA (Virginia Center for the Creative Arts)

    (Virginia)

    VCCA offers residencies to visual artists, writers, and composers in a peaceful setting near the Blue Ridge Mountains.

  • The Studios at MASS MoCA

    (Massachusetts)

    At MASS MoCA artists can create and exhibit their work in the vibrant arts community of North Adams, Massachusetts.

  • Vermont Studio Center

    (Vermont)

    Vermont Studio Center offers residencies for visual artists and writers, promoting creative exchange and exploration.

  • Yaddo

    (New York)

    Yaddo is a retreat for artists, writers, and composers, providing a supportive environment for creative work on a 400-acre estate.

Non-Profit Art Galleries.

  • The Drawing Center

    (New York City)

    The Drawing Center is a nonprofit institution dedicated to the exhibition of drawings, both historical and contemporary.

  • Socrates Sculpture Park

    (New York City)

    Socrates Sculpture Park is an outdoor museum and public space dedicated to contemporary sculpture and art installations.

  • The Kitchen

    (New York City)

    The Kitchen is an experimental art space that supports innovative work in visual arts, music, performance, and more.

  • BRIC Arts Media

    (Brooklyn, New York)

    BRIC Arts Media presents contemporary art exhibitions, performances, and programs that engage with Brooklyn's diverse communities.

  • The Mattress Factory

    (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)

    The Mattress Factory is a museum of contemporary art known for its site-specific installations and immersive art experiences.

  • EFA Project Space

    (New York City)

    The Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts (EFA), is a well known organization in New York City that provides exhibition space, subsidized studios, and support for contemporary artists.

  • Ortega y Gasset Projects

    (Brooklyn, New York)

    OyG is an artist-run gallery/residency with Residency/Solo Show available by open call

  • Ground Floor Gallery

    (Nashville Tennessee)

    Ground Floor is an art gallery with an open call for solo and group submissions.

  • Wave Hill

    (Bronx, New York)

    Wave Hill is a public garden with multiple galleries.

  • Roy G Biv Gallery

    (Columbus, Ohio)

    Non-Profit Gallery for Emerging Artists

  • The Drawing Center

    (New York)

    "Open Sessions" program provides residency/exhibition opportunities

  • Vox Populi

    (Philadelphia, PA)

    Artist Run Gallery

  • High Tide Gallery

    (Philadelphia, PA)

    Artist Run Exhibition Space

  • Tiger Strikes Asteroid

    (New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Philidelphia)

    (TSA) is an artist-run, nonprofit contemporary art organization and network with multiple locations across the United States. Founded by a group of artists with the goal of providing exhibition opportunities and support for emerging and underrepresented artists. TSA is known for its grassroots approach to promoting contemporary art and fostering artist communities.

University Art Galleries.

Professional Development.

Jobs.

  • NYFA Classifieds

    The New York Foundation for the Arts Classifieds is a valuable resource for emerging, mid-career, and established artists alike with resources spanning from jobs, opportunities, grants, and awards.

  • Studio in a School

    This Association brings professional artists into schools and community organizations to lead classes in the visual arts and work with teachers to link art with other academic subjects.

Listing Sites.

  • ArtRabbit

    ArtRabbit is a platform for international contemporary art exhibitions and events

  • ArtConnect

    ArtConnect is a platform dedicated to connecting people and opportunities in the arts. Our user-friendly platform allows you to easily navigate and connect with individuals locally and globally.

  • Artshow

    Artshow is a platform where artists and collectors can buy original art directly from artists, find art competitions and contests, search for art workshops, classes, courses and holidays.

  • ArtDeadline

    ArtDeadline.Com was the art world’s first service of it’s kind on the internet, and continues to be the largest and most respected source for artist’s seeking income and exhibition opportunities. We receive and publish more opportunities and event listings per day than any other online or print publication.

  • ArtJobs

    ArtJobs is a place to share opportunities, arts open calls, competitions, casting calls, and creative jobs