Past
Grantees

Forecast Public Art, Minnesota, received a $60,000 2-year grant ($30,000 per year) for early career Minnesota-based public artists in the Project and Research Grants program.

The Foundation Center (dba Candid), New York, received $3,000 for 2020 membership.

Franklin Furnace Archive, Inc., New York, received a $65,000 2-year grant ($32,500 per year) for early career New York City-based artists in The Franklin Furnace Fund program.

Gina Gibney Dance, Inc., New York, received a $25,000 grant for early career New York City-based artists in the Spotlight Program.

Grantmakers in the Arts, New York, received $10,000 in support of the GIA 2020 conference.

Grantmakers in the Arts, New York, received $11,000 for 2020 membership.

Harlem Stage (aka Aaron Davis Hall, Inc.), New York, received a $50,000 2-year grant ($25,000 per year) for early career New York City-based artists of color in the Fund for New Work program.

HERE, New York, received a $45,000 2-year grant ($22,500 per year) for early career New York City-based artists (or artist teams) in the HERE Artist Residency Program (HARP).

Highpoint Center for Printmaking, Minnesota, received a $40,000 2-year grant ($20,000 per year) for early career Minnesota-based artists in the Jerome Emerging Printmakers program.

International Contemporary Ensemble, New York, received a $40,000 2-year grant ($20,000 per year) for early career New York City and Minnesota-based composers in its ICEcommons Artists-In-Residence program.

The Jazz Gallery, New York, received a $60,000 2-year grant ($30,000 per year) for early career New York City-based artists in its Residency Commission Program.

Kundiman, New York, received a $65,000 2-year grant ($32,500 per year) for early career New York City-based writers in the Kundiman Mentorship Lab for Asian American Writers.

Lanesboro Arts, Minnesota, received a $40,000 2-year grant ($20,000 per year) for early career Minnesota or New York City-based artists in the Lanesboro Artist Residency program.

Lark Theatre Company, Inc., New York, received a $65,000 2-year grant ($32,500 per year) for early career New York City-based playwrights of color under 30 in the New Voices Fellowship.

The Laundromat Project, New York, received a $75,000 2-year grant ($37,500 per year) for New York City-based early career socially-engaged artists to create new work in the Create Change Artist Residencies program.

The League of American Orchestras, New York, received a $7,000 grant to support attendance by early career/emerging artists and administrators at the League’s 2020 National Conference.

Loft, Inc. (The Loft Literary Center), Minnesota, received a $205,000 2-year grant ($102,500 per year) for early career Minnesota-based writers in the Loft Mentor Series and for early career Minnesota-based writers of color/indigenous writers in the Mirrors and Windows Mentorship program.

Lower East Side Printshop, New York, received a $32,000 2-year grant ($16,000 per year) for early career New York City-based artists in the Keyholder Residency program.

Metropolitan Regional Arts Council, Minnesota, received $37,500 in support of the MRAC Emergency Relief Funds.

Metropolitan Regional Arts Council, as fiscal sponsor for Creative Minnesota, received $11,000 in support of the 2021 Creative Minnesota Report.