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ARTIST GRANTS (focused on Digital Arts for 2025 awards) is sponsored by Allied Arts Foundation. Annual grants for artists residing in the Pacific Northwest, with the 2025 awards focused on innovation in Digital Arts. This includes digital drawings, paintings, sculptures, illustrations, photos, videos, animation, audio, websites/web pages, and immersive experiences.
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ARTIST GRANTS — Allied Arts Foundation Through the generosity of founding AAF member and President Emeritus Llewelyn G. Pritchard, Allied Arts Foundation annually provides $15,000 in grant funding for artists working in a particular discipline, which differs each year. In 2026, we are proud to recognize the contributions of Teaching Artists to our community with three awards of $5000 each.
THE LLEWELYN G. PRITCHARD ARTIST AWARDS THE LLEWELYN G. PRITCHARD ARTIST AWARDS 〰️ Allied Arts Foundation is proud to announce that this year’s Llewelyn G.
Pritchard Artist Awards will focus on Teaching Artists The term “teaching artist” is intentionally non-specific; we aim to include visual artists of all disciplines who teach in addition to their artistic practice, and consider teaching to be an essential element of their practice, whether by design or out of necessity.
Allied Arts Foundation acknowledges and appreciates the special work and contributions of teaching artists, who share their talent and energy to pass on technical skills, methodologies, and ways of seeing and living. All forms of teaching are supported, including K-12, community art programs, and higher education; as long as applicants consider teaching a meaningful component of their artistic practice, they are welcome to apply.
The Allied Arts Foundation will award $5,000. 00 unrestricted grants to three artists. This award is intended to facilitate artistic growth and experience.
The Allied Arts Foundation seeks to encourage emerging artists and will limit awards to teaching artists in an early or mid-career stage, whose work is not currently represented by commercial galleries and/or in major museum exhibitions and collections. Applicants must be 18 or older, must live in Washington State and must not be currently enrolled in an educational institution as a student.
Your submissions are welcome whether instruction and discourse are defining components of your art practice, or you collaborate with the intention of teaching and learning from your students. A teaching certificate is not required. All visual art mediums are accepted.
Applicants should submit images and materials that demonstrate both their artistic practice and their teaching experience. Educational materials can include programs, syllabi, lesson plans, and examples of student work. Please be prepared to provide three professional references or letters of support if requested.
To apply, artists must fill out the short Application Form at alliedartsfoundation. org , and include their name, email, and link to their submission portfolio, and pay a $20 application fee via Stripe. Submission fees help Allied Arts Foundation, a predominantly volunteer organization, administer this grant.
If the fee prevents you from applying, however, please contact artistgrants@alliedartsfoundation. org for a waiver ; we want this opportunity to be accessible to anybody who is eligible. Additional contextual information such as Artist Resume or explanatory information regarding the artwork may be sent to artistgrants@alliedartsfoundation.
org , but is not required. Application deadline is 11:59PM Sunday, September 20th, 2026. These awards will be based on artist portfolios.
You do not have to submit a project, budget, or needs statement. Awarded funds are unrestricted and may be used at the artist’s discretion. Applications will be accepted from Friday, August 14th, until Sunday, September 20th, at 11:59pm.
The selection panel will choose 15 finalists on Sunday, September 27th. AAF will contact these finalists to ask for references/letters of support, to be emailed to artistgrants@alliedartsfoundation. org by Oct.
9 at 11:59pm. The selection panel will meet to determine the award recipients on Sunday, October 18th, and notify them on Monday, October 19th. Email us at artistgrants@alliedartsfoundation.
org .
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