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The Grant Brief
One short brief a day on grants that are genuinely open and worth your time — real funders, honest fit notes, and links straight to the application. Open isn't the same as winnable; we read the fine print so you don't have to.
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Two arts and education grants on rolling and December timelines: Kornfeld Foundation civic/arts (rolling LOI) and Teagle Foundation humanities curriculum (Dec 1).
Two arts grants for different scales: Edwards Foundation annual grants (Sep 30) and Luce Foundation American Art Program (rolling concept notes).
Two arts grants for different ends of the spectrum: Play On Shakespeare production funding (rolling) and Robert Lehman Foundation art education (Sep 15).
Three arts grants worth a closer look: Mellon Humanities in Place (rolling), MacArthur Chicago arts (LOI), and Terra Foundation Collections Grants (inquiry Aug 3).
Three arts grants open now: NIVF emergency venue relief (rolling), Warhol curatorial fellowships (Sep 1), and NRPF audio preservation (Jul 31).
Three arts grants worth a look: Opportunity Fund (LOI July 15), Righteous Persons Foundation (rolling LOI), and Shubert Foundation arts-related (Oct 14).
Two arts grants open now: Terra Foundation Convening Grants (inquiry Sep 28) and Warhol Foundation Multi-year Program Support (deadline Sep 1).
Two September 30 arts & culture grants for institutions that steward collections: Kleberg Foundation A&H (South Texas, up to $100K) and Decorative Arts Trust curatorial internship (US, two years at $40K/yr).
Three artist awards: John Stites jazz (US, $5K-$25K, July 15) + Ellis-Beauregard visual arts ($50K + Maine residency, July 1 or 300-sub cap) + Tiffany x CFDA jewelry ($50K + one-year fellowship, June 15).
Most arts grants fund finished work. This one funds the process: creation, research, and education, all bundled into a single open call from a foundation built around Joan Miró's legacy in Mallorca.
Two open arts & culture grants worth a look this week.
Small arts nonprofits with budgets under $200,000 are often told to "build capacity" before they can land real funding. Two programs say otherwise.