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Artist Growth and Development What: Two grants of $5000 to individual artists for the creation of new artwork in rotating disciplines every 3 years Deadline: April 1, 2025 (annual) * deadline has passed is sponsored by State of North Dakota. This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.
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Artist Growth and Development | Council on the Arts, North Dakota Artist Growth and Development The Artist Growth and Development (formerly the Individual Artist Fellowship) grant program is designed to support practicing individual artists or collaborating artists residing in North Dakota.
Two grants of $5,000 are awarded annually to artists for the creation of new artwork in the form of a year-long project or series that will enhance or expand their artistic skills. Eligible Disciplines for FY27 Application Deadline FY27 Thursday, April 16, 2026, 11:59 p. m.
CST No matching funds are required for this program For Questions or Assistance Contact Program Manager Brenna Lahren l blahren@nd. gov | (701) 328-7590 Rotating Disciplines Schedule: FY28: Visual Arts and Media Arts FY29: Literature (Creative Writing) and Music Artist Growth and Development Grant Guidelines - FY27 All applicants should read this document thoroughly before beginning the online application.
FY27 AGD Program Overview and Application Instructions FY27 AGD Budget and Instructions Grant applications are submitted online through the NDCA online grants system. To apply online , go to grantinterface. com/Home/Logon?
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v=2kAXTBAIVJI Artist Growth and Development: Previous Grants Awarded Fiscal Year Grantee Name Discipline Grant Amount 2026 Sarah Beck Literature $5,000 2026 Callie Stadem Music $5,000 2025 Micah Bloom Visual Arts/Sculptures $5,000 2025 Amanda Heidt Visual Arts/Fiber Arts $5,000 2024 Kathleen Coudle- King Theater/Playwriting $5,000 2024 Aparupa Chatterjee Traditional Dance $5,000 2023 Efrain Amaya Music $5,000 2023 Michael Wittgraf Music $5,000 2022 Jon Offutt Visual/Glass $3,500 2022 Pieper Bloomquist Traditional Visual Arts $3,500 2021 Camilla Morrison Theater/Costume $3,500 2021 Amoussa (Hamzat) Koriko Theater/Production $2,500 2021 Shalini Agarwal Traditional Dance $1,000 2020 Emerson William Eads Music $3,500 2020 Thomas Porter Music $3,500 2019 Pirjo Berg Visual/Painting $3,500 2019 Brad Bachmeier Visual/Pottery $3,500 2018 Liselotte Erdrich Folk/Birch Bark $3,500 2017 Merie Kirby Literature/Poetry $3,500 2016 Guillermo Guardia Visual $2,500 2016 Ryan Stander Visual/Printmaking $2,500 2015 Eileen K.
McEnroe Folk Arts/Baskets $2,500 2015 Bradley Delzer Music $2,500 2013 Christopher Gable Music/Percussion $2,500 2013 Merie Kirby Literature/Poetry $2,500 2012 Nelda Schrupp Visual/Metal/Mixed $2,500 2012 Armando Ramos III Visual $2,500 2011 Frank Koch Folk Arts $2,500 2011 Kathleen Coudle King Theater/Playwriting $2,500 2010 Michael Wittgraf Music $2,500 2010 Caroline Downs Literature/Children $2,500 2009 Kim Fink Visual/Crafts $2,500 2009 William D.
Thompson Visual/Painting $2,500 2008 Pattie Carr Dance $2,500 2008 Anthony R. LaFromboise Folk Arts $2,500 2007 Troy Sterling Nies Music $2,500 2007 James Hodges Music $2,500 2006 James Wolberg Visual $2,500 2006 Sarah Regan Snavely Visual $2,500 2006 Jon Offutt Visual/Glass $2,500 2005 Conrad E.
Davidson Theater/Playwriting $2,500 2005 Norik Astvatsaturov Traditional/Repousse $2,500 2004 Jamie Parsley Literature/Poetry $2,500 2004 William J. Snyder, Jr. Literature/Poetry $2,500 2003 Kent Kapplinger Exhibit Curating 2003 Linda Whitney Visual/Printmaking
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Artist Growth and Development What: Two grants of $5000 to individual artists for the creation of new artwork in rotating disciplines every 3 years Deadline: April 1, 2025 (annual) * deadline has passed is funded by State of North Dakota. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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