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Find similar grantsField Funds is sponsored by A Blade of Grass. A Blade of Grass distributes 50 grants of $500 each to artists and creative practitioners working throughout the country.
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A Blade of Grass | Field Funds Each year, A Blade of Grass distributes $25,000 to artists and creative practitioners working throughout the country with 50 grants of $500 each. Field Funds supports both the public components of a project and the often unseen work that makes collaborative creative practice possible, such as research and relationship building.
This program supports specific needs common to socially engaged art including artist-led gatherings, accessibility & translation, and documentation & archiving. What can this opportunity support? Artist-led gatherings for practitioners to bring groups of three or more people together.
This could be a stand-alone gathering in person or online to further research, chase curiosities, or simply build connections. Or, this opportunity could support a larger project or event that is already in the works. There is no requirement that the gathering be public, and selected practitioners will have the freedom to use the $500 contribution as they see fit.
Gathering proposals can support practitioners to: Pay fees to a facilitator Pay fees to accessibility service providers (ASL interpretation, Communication Access Realtime Translation [CART] or live transcription, image description, etc.) Pay rental or other fees to hosting venues Promote a gathering or event Provide COVID-19 safety measures for events (testing, masks, hybrid options, etc.) Provide food and hospitality Provide honorariums to artists and/or participants Provide travel for participants What kind of proposals are not eligible?
Proposals from nonprofit organizations or commercial businesses; proposals for events or projects that are not initiated and led by artists; proposals to support the creation of studio work, books, exhibitions, or other presentations; and proposals for activities that take place more than six months after the application deadline. When should my proposed activities take place?
Selected applicants will receive funds within 10 days of the application due date. All proposed expenses should be spent within six months of receiving funds. Please see the schedule section for the dates for this cycle.
Could requested support go toward a larger project or event that is already planned? Yes, proposals may be for projects that have already been planned or are underway. All proposed expenses should be spent within six months of receiving funds.
Frequently Asked Questions
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individual artists or collaboratives with a demonstrated history of creating socially engaged art, currently located in the United States and able to receive taxable income. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $500. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
The published deadline was July 31, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
Field Funds is funded by A Blade of Grass. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Applications go through the funder's official portal — the Apply Now link on this page goes there directly.