Grants For Organizations
The Arts Board offers ongoing grant programs for arts producers, presenters, and service organizations.
Programs
American Masterpieces —
These project grants are intended to give audiences opportunities to experience a wide range of art forms and
activities that represent the best of our American cultural and artistic legacy. Applications will be due August 15, 2008.
Arts Across Minnesota — Arts Across Minnesota exists to help make outstanding arts experiences available to residents in every region of the state
through festivals and touring presentations that engage local artists, children, and other members of the public in
community arts celebrations. The program has three components:
Arts in Education Organizational Support —
These are two-year grants to arts organizations that produce school residency programs. Applications are accepted every
two years. The next deadline for applications will be February 2, 2009.
Cultural Community Partnership —
This pilot program is designed to enhance the careers of individual artists of color. Artists, at any stage in their career, can
apply for a grant to help support a collaborative project. Applicants can collaborate with another Minnesota artist
of color or a Minnesota nonprofit organization. Applications will be due August 22, 2008.
Institutional Support —
This program provides unrestricted operating support to high-quality, established arts organizations
that produce or exhibit works of art, or offer a broad range of services to artists.Applications
are accepted every two years. The next deadline for applications will be January 16, 2009.
Institutional Presenter Support —
This program provides unrestricted operating support to large and medium-sized
arts organizations that present live performance, exhibitions, or screenings in the visual, performing, or literary
arts. Applications are accepted every two years. The next deadline for applications will be January 16, 2009.
Series Presenters — May apply for a project
grant to support a series of public performances, exhibitions, or screenings in the visual, performing, or literary
arts. A series must include three or more events within a one year period, and have an annual budget of at least
$12,000. Applications will be due March 2, 2009.
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