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Find similar grantsArts Creation Grants is sponsored by Ohio State University (Global Arts + Humanities and Office of the Vice Provost for the Arts). Arts Creation Grants are designed to foster new, impactful, arts-led research and creative work.
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Home | Global Arts + Humanities | Cross-Disciplinary Research Exchange The Ohio State University Global Arts + Humanities | Cross-Disciplinary Research Exchange Cross-Disciplinary Research Matters Emergent | Collaborative | Transformative Integrated arts and humanities methods and practices provide indispensable tools for understanding our place in the world — methods that forefront deep observation, listening and empathy, and skills to communicate diverse viewpoints and imaginative possibilities.
These tools include creative action, contextualization, representation and synthesis — modes of inquiry that account for our relations, interdependencies and interconnections.
By breaking down barriers to meaningful collaboration, the Global Arts + Humanities is uniquely positioned to become a national leader in demonstrating the transformative power of cross-disciplinary collaborations that amplify creative and humanistic modes of inquiry and discovery.
INTERVIEWS: Why Cross-Disciplinary Research Matters “Since its inception, the Global Arts + Humanities has been a strong supporter of interdisciplinary work across the arts and humanities and beyond. Whether through the Society of Fellows, Arts Creation Grants or other sponsored programs, its emphasis has always been on fostering creativity and innovation — qualities I take to be an essential part of education for citizenship.
” Vice Provost for the Arts Announcing the Arts Creation Grants Awardees In collaboration with the Office of the Vice Provost for the Arts, the Global Arts + Humanities | Cross-Disciplinary Research Exchange announces its 2026-27 Arts Creation Grants awardees.
Announcing the 2026-27 Community-Engaged Grants Awards The Global Arts + Humanities — in collaboration with the Office of Engagement in the College of Arts and Sciences — is pleased to announce the winners of our 2026-27 Community-Engaged Grant… Announcing the 2026-27 Graduate Professional Development Grant Awardees The Global Arts + Humanities is pleased to announce the recipients of our Graduate Professional Development grants.
These graduate professional development positions aim to: BOOK PUBLICATION | Archival Entanglements With support from the Global Arts + Humanities (GAH) and Wexner Center for the Arts, Puja Batra-Wells (Associate Director of GAH) and Harmony Bench’s (Dance) edited volume, Archival…
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The current listing shows $5,000 - $50,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
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