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Find similar grantsAppalachian Visionary Artist Fund is sponsored by The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts (administered by Waymakers Collective). Supports visual artists and artist collectives in Central Appalachia (including West Virginia) for independent, non-traditional, collaborative, public-facing innovative and experimental projects that contribute to contemporary visual art scenes.
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Appalachian Visionary Artist Fund – The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts Partner Waymakers Collective Location Central Appalachia (KY, VA, WV) Website www. appalachianvisionaryartistfund.
org ↗ The Appalachian Visionary Artists Fund , administered by The Waymakers Collective , seeks to support visual artists and artist collectives in creating independent, non-traditional, collaborative, public-facing innovative and experimental projects that contribute to the rich dialogue within contemporary visual art scenes throughout the Central Appalachian Region.
The Appalachian Visionary Artists Fund is meant to fund artistic activity outside of the studio, encourage collaboration, and foster new connections among artists in Central Appalachia. This will contribute to dynamic new exchanges in the region’s artistic community, build relationships, and allow for greater community conversations.
“The Foundation’s commitment to supporting artists by funding the institutions that incubate, encourage, exhibit and critically engage their work is unwavering. Non-profit arts organizations face profound challenges due to the political, economic, social and cultural upheavals of our current moment. At the same time, and more than ever, artists need the supportive community and creative encouragement that these organizations provide.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individual visual artists and artist collectives in Central Appalachian Regional Commission counties, including West Virginia, with a focus on supporting endeavors that are historically underfunded, such as those led by…. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Appalachian Visionary Artist Fund is funded by The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts (administered by Waymakers Collective). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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