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The Creative Capital Foundation selected 55 artists and collectives for its annual grant award from a pool of over 5,600 applicants.
Each grant provides $50,000 of unrestricted project funding alongside multi-year professional development and opportunities for community building.
Among the grantees, 14 are visual artists, 15 work in performing arts, 12 are in the film and moving image sector, three were awarded for projects in technology, and five received grants for literary projects.
Selected Grant News Headlines
A customized collection of grant news from foundations and the federal government from around the Web.
Washington State Music Census aims to understand economic impact of state's music scene; deadline is Friday.Washington Nightlife and Music Association recommends musicians or music-related...more
Spend Feb, April, Summer School Vacations at Creative Arts.First Rehearsal of Reading Community Singers.International Week Open House.Residents opposing proposed MBTA expansion in neighborhoods and...more
Resa Solomon-St.Lewis is the first resident chef of the 2025 season of the National Arts Centre's 1 Elgin Restaurant.She presented a delicious three-course menu at the NAC's launch event with the...more
Two cafes are launching in Jamestown.The Reg Lenna Center for the Arts and The National Comedy Center.The cafes are designed to provide laughter, comfort and connection for adults with memory loss,...more
Gerald Carpenter: Ojai Chamber Ensemble Offers Piano Trios Program.The internationally celebrated Elixir Trio will perform on Jan.23.The composer of "Swan Lake" is very much present in both trios, in...more
Zoe Bernardi, Clemence Gbonon and Ruoxi Jin winners of the Mennour Emergence #2 program.Group exhibition with three other prizewinners Matias Agafonovas, Amine Habki and Nicolas Lebeau, graduates of...more
Young Fashionistas get a Practical Look into the Fashion World.Irina Simeonova immigrated from Bulgaria with a degree in fine arts.She eventually landed on the faculty of the Parsons School of...more
The Creative Capital Foundation selected 55 artists and collectives for its annual grant award from a pool of over 5,600 applicants.Each grant provides $50,000 of unrestricted project funding...more
The 2025 National Creative Arts Camp (NCAC) is an opportunity for youth and young adults from around the country to learn, grow and share.The annual event, which ran from 12-18 January, was hosted by...more
Ann Arbor nonprofit champions youth arts education, plans lantern walk at Leslie Science Center.Ann Arbor nonprofit champion youth artsEducation.org is a non-profit that promotes arts education in...more
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Social Innovation Business Offers Financing Solutions to Youth
A Toronto-based organization, Youth Social Innovation (YSI), has recently announced two investments that involve Growth Mosaic and MENTORnetwork. The two companies will each receive a $10,000 loan.
