Past
Grantees

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.

The Loft Literary Center, MN, received a $175,000 2-year grant ($87,500 per year) for early career Minnesota-based literary artists in the Mentor Series program.

Minneapolis College of Art and Design, MN, received a $200,000 2-year grant ($100,000 per year) for early career Minnesota-based visual artists in the MCAD-Jerome Foundation Fellowships for Early Career Artists program.

Minnesota Center for Book Arts, MN, received a $58,000 2-year grant ($29,000 per year) for early career Minnesota-based visual artists and interdisciplinary artists in the Book Arts Residency Program and Book Arts Mentorship Program.

Minnesota Museum of American Art, MN, received a $45,000 2-year grant ($22,500 per year) for early career Minnesota-based visual artists in the Queering Indigeneity exhibition and the Here Now program.

Minnesota Prison Writing Workshop, MN, received a $50,000 2-year grant ($25,000 per year) for early career Minnesota-based incarcerated writers in the Mentor Program.