Past
Grantees

Pillsbury House + Theatre, MN, received a $175,000 2-year grant ($87,500 per year) for early career Minnesota-based generative performance artists, playwrights, and multidisciplinary artists in the Naked Stages, New Works, and Maker Series programs.

Pioneers Go East Collective, Inc., NYC, received a $45,000 2-year grant ($22,500 per year) for early career New York City-based choreographers, performing artists, and interdisciplinary media artists in the NEXT! MENTORSHIP program.

Playwrights’ Center, MN, received a $175,000 2-year grant ($87,500 per year) for early career Minnesota-based playwrights in the Jerome Fellowship, Many Voices Fellowship, and Many Voices Mentorship programs.

The Poetry Project, NYC, received a $60,000 2-year grant ($30,000 per year) for early career New York City-based poets, writers, and performing artists in the Emerge-Surface-Be Fellowship program.

Pregones / Puerto Rican Traveling Theater, NYC, received a $45,000 2-year grant ($22,500 per year) for early career New York City-based performing artists working in theater, music, dance, and multidisciplinary practices in the Step Up: Artist In Residence program.

Public Functionary, MN, received a $70,000 2-year grant ($35,000 per year) for early career Minnesota-based visual artists in the PF Studios Incubator Residency program.

Queens Museum, NYC, received a $174,000 2-year grant ($87,000 per year) for early career New York City-based visual artists in the QM-Jerome Foundation Fellowship for Emerging Artists program.

Rattlestick Theater, NYC, received a $78,000 2-year grant ($39,000 per year) for early career New York City-based playwrights of color under 30 in the Van Lier New Voices Fellowship program.

Red Eye Collaboration, MN, received a $65,000 2-year grant ($32,500 per year) for early career Minnesota-based choreographers, theater artists, performance artists, and inter-/multi-/anti-disciplinary artists in the New Works 4 Weeks, Omnivers, Tiger Balm, and Curated Rentals programs.

Rosy Simas Danse, MN, received a $65,000 2-year grant ($32,500 per year) for early career Minnesota-based Native and BIPOC generative dance, transdisciplinary, and multidisciplinary artists in the Artist in Residence program.

Roulette Intermedium, NYC, received a $130,000 2-year grant ($65,000 per year) for early career New York City-based composers in the Commissions and Residencies Program.

Smack Mellon, NYC, received a $55,000 2-year grant ($27,500 per year) for early career New York City-based visual artists in the Artist Studio Program.

Soho Repertory Theatre, Inc., NYC, received a $65,000 2-year grant ($32,500 per year) for early career New York City-based playwrights in the productions, Studio commissions and workshops, Project Number One, and the Writer Director Lab programs.

Soomaal House of Art, MN, received a $45,000 2-year grant ($22,500 per year) for early career Minnesota-based Somali-American visual artists in the Aragti Wadaag Residency program.

SPNN/St. Paul Neighborhood Network, MN, received a $65,000 2-year grant ($32,500 per year) for early career Minnesota-based documentary filmmakers in the New Angle Fellows program.

The Studio Museum in Harlem, NYC, received a $66,000 2-year grant ($33,000 per year) for early career New York City-based visual artists of African and Afro-Latinx descent in the Artist in Residence Program.

Sundance Institute, NYC, received a $45,000 2-year grant ($22,500 per year) for early career New York City and/or Minnesota-based filmmakers in the Trans Possibilities Intensive program.

Theater Mu, MN, received a $75,000 2-year grant ($37,500 per year) for early career Minnesota-based playwrights in the Mu Tang Clan and new play development programs.

Third World Newsreel, NYC, received a $45,000 2-year grant ($22,500 per year) for early career New York City-based filmmakers from traditionally marginalized communities, prioritizing past workshop graduates, in the TWN Advanced Production Workshop program.

Threads Dance Project, MN, received a $55,000 2-year grant ($27,500 per year) for early career Minnesota-based choreographers with a special emphasis on BIPOC and female-identifying choreographers in the Tapestries program.