Past
Grantees

Open Channels New York Inc./dba Dixon Place, NYC, received a $60,000 2-year grant ($30,000 per year) for early career New York City-based playwrights, choreographers, and performing artists in the Commissioning and Co-Production Program.

Exposed Brick Theatre, MN, received a $50,000 2-year grant ($25,000 per year) for early career Minnesota-based playwrights of the global majority in the Through Our Eyes Cohort program.

Eyebeam Atelier, Inc., NYC, received a $72,000 2-year grant ($36,000 per year) for early career New York City-based artists working with technology in The Democracy Machine fellowship program.

Feminist Press, Inc., NYC, received a $60,000 2-year grant ($30,000 per year) for early career New York City and Minnesota-based writers who identify as BIPOC, women and femmes, queer and trans people, immigrants and refugees, people with disabilities or neurodiverse identities in the Emerging Feminist Writers Program.

Firelight Media, NYC, received an $87,000 2-year grant ($43,500 per year) for early career New York City-based nonfiction filmmakers in the Documentary Lab program.

Forecast Public Art, MN, received a $60,000 2-year grant ($30,000 per year) for early career Minnesota-based visual artists, performance artists, composers, muralists, sculptors, interdisciplinary artists, social/community engaged artists, and projection/digital artists in the Project Grant program and Research and Development Grant program.

Franklin Furnace Archive, Inc., NYC, received a $78,000 2-year grant ($39,000 per year) for early career New York City-based performance artists in the Franklin Furnace FUND for Performance Art program.

Haiti Cultural Exchange, NYC, received a $45,000 2-year grant ($22,500 per year) for early career New York City-based Haitian Diaspora multidisciplinary artists in the Lakou NOU (Our Yard) Artist Residency program.

Harlem Stage, Inc., NYC, received a $60,000 2-year grant ($30,000 per year) for early career New York City-based multidisciplinary artists of color in the WaterWorks commissioning program.

Henry Street Settlement/Abrons Arts Center, NYC, received a $78,000 2-year grant ($39,000 per year) for early career New York City-based performing artists in the Performance AIRspace Residency program.

Highpoint Center for Printmaking, MN, received a $48,000 2-year grant ($24,000 per year) for early career Minnesota-based visual artists in the Jerome Early Career Printmakers Residency program.

In Progress, MN, received a $45,000 2-year grant ($22,500 per year) for early career Minnesota-based filmmakers in the Convergence program.

Indigenous Roots, MN, received a $65,000 2-year grant ($32,500 per year) for early career Minnesota-based multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary artists and culture bearers in the Early Career Artist Programs.

International Contemporary Ensemble, NYC, received a $48,000 2-year grant ($24,000 per year) for early career New York City-based composers in the Call for ___ Commissioning program.

Jack Arts, Inc., NYC, received a $45,000 2-year grant ($22,500 per year) for early career New York City-based choreographers, composers, playwrights, performing artists, and interdisciplinary artists in the JACK LABS and JACK Residencies programs.

Jamaica Center for Arts and Learning, NYC, received a $45,000 2-year grant ($22,500 per year) for early career New York City-based visual artists in the ARTWorks program.

The Jazz Gallery, NYC, received a $60,000 2-year grant ($30,000 per year) for early career New York City-based jazz composers in the Residency Commissions program.

La MaMa Experimental Theatre Club, NYC, received a $70,000 2-year grant ($35,000 per year) for early career New York City-based multidisciplinary performing artists and playwrights in the Residency Artist Program and Playwrighting Fellowship program.

Lanesboro Arts Center, MN, received a $48,000 2-year grant ($24,000 per year) for early career New York City and Minnesota-based artists in the Artist Residency program.

The Laundromat Project, NYC, received a $90,000 2-year grant ($45,000 per year) for early career New York City-based artists of color working within their communities on the development of participatory and community-attuned creative projects in the Create Change Residency Program.