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Recent Art Grants

2007

Marketplace Empowerment for Artists

Organizations

Artist Trust Seattle, Washington     $100,000
To support the expansion of their EDGE program, a professional practice training program.

Atlanta Contemporary Art Center Atlanta, Georgia     $50,000
To support the growth of the Artists Survival Skills program.

Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs Chicago, Illinois     $150,000
To support the continued development of the Chicago Artists Resource (CAR) website.

DiverseWorks Houston, Texas     $50,000
To support the DiverseWorks Development Workshops (DW²), the second level of development of the professional practice program at DiverseWorks. 

New York Foundation for the Arts New York, New York     $100,000
To support the development and implementation of the MARK: A Statewide Initiative for New York Artists. 

Universities

California Institute of the Arts Valencia, California     $55,000
For a fund to be used to support activities for the Master of Fine Arts course Artifacts: Professional Practices including guest speakers, field trips and similar endeavors.

Parsons The New School for Design New York, New York     $55,000
For a fund to be used to support activities for the Master of Fine Arts course Graduate Theory, Practice, Career including guest speakers, field trips and similar endeavors.

School of the Museum of Fine Arts Boston, Massachusetts     $55,000
For a fund to be used to support activities for the Master of Fine Arts course Professional Practices for Visual Artists including guest speakers, field trips and similar endeavors.

Virginia Commonwealth University Richmond, Virginia     $75,000
For a fund to be used to support activities for the Master of Fine Arts course Professional Practices for Fine Arts including guest speakers, field trips and similar endeavors.

 

2006

Emily Hall Tremaine Exhibition Award

CCA Wattis Institute of Contemporary Art San Francisco, California     $100,000
Amateurs
Curated by Ralph Rugoff
Exhibition dates: April 18, 2008 – June 14, 2008

El Museo del Barrio New York, New York     $125,000
Arte ¹ Vida: Actions by Artists of the Americas 1960 – 2000
Curated by Deborah Cullen
Exhibition dates: January 31, 2008 – May 2008

The Renaissance Society at the University of Chicago Chicago, Illinois     $125,000
Black Is, Black Ain’t
Curated by Hamza Walker
Exhibition dates: April 20, 2008 – June 8, 2008

Marketplace Empowerment for Artists

Organizations

College Art Association New York, New York     $100,000
To hold professional development workshops for artists in currently underserved regions of the United States with a focus on partnering with Universities to provide this information to Master of Fine Arts students and artists in administration.

Creative Capital New York, New York     $100,000
For their Professional Development Program workshops, which assist artists in the development of their self-management skills.

LegalArt, Miami, Florida     $100,000
For their Professional development series entitled SeminArt, which focuses on providing artists with professional business training and exposing artists to opportunities, ideas and strategies that are designed to strengthen and prolong their success.

New York Foundation for the Arts New York, New York     $20,000
To support Jackie Battenfield in the preliminary research and writing of the proposal for the book Navigating an Art Career: An Artist’s Guide to Making Your Life Work.

Side Street Projects Pasadena, California     $65,000
For their newly developed professional practice topic intensive workshops (Getting Your Art Funding Together & Getting Your Website Together) and their Meet the Expert Series for Artists.

Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts of Massachusetts Boston, Massachusetts     $75,000
To continue to support the Artist’s Professional Toolbox course.

Universities

California Institute of the Arts Valencia, California     $15,000
To continue to teach Getting Your Art Life Together (Life After Art School) to Master of Fine Arts students.

Columbia University New York, New York     $37,000
To continue to teach Professional Practice: Building and Sustaining A Career to Master of Fine Arts students.

Parsons The New School for Design New York, New York     $15,000
To continue to teach Graduate Theory, Practice, Career to Master of Fine Arts students.

School of the Art Institute of Chicago Chicago, Illinois     $37,000
To continue to teach The Constant Evolution of Being An Artist to Master of Fine Arts students.

School of the Museum of Fine Arts Boston, Massachusetts     $15,000
To continue to teach Professional Practices for Visual Artists to Master of Fine Arts students.

Virginia Commonwealth University Richmond, Virginia     $15,000
To continue to teach Professional Practices for Fine Arts to Master of Fine Arts students.

 

 

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