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Find similar grantsFY25 Art Exhibition (Curatorial) Grant Program (AEG) is sponsored by DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities (CAH). Provides support for the development and public presentation of visual art exhibitions by District resident curators through grant support and use of CAH’s exhibition space and virtual platform.
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FY25 Art Exhibition Grant (AEG) Program | dcarts FY25 Art Exhibition Grant (AEG) Program [Please note this is an archival page for a grant opportunity that has passed] [ Visit this page for the most recent AEG grant application information ] The DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities (CAH) requests grant applications from qualified individuals and nonprofit organizations for exhibition proposals to take place in CAH’s Galleries, located in the lobby of the 200 I (Eye) Street, SE building and/or CAH’s virtual gallery.
RFA Release: Monday | May 6, 2024 Submission Deadline: Friday | July 1, 2024 | 9 pm ET Award Notification: On or about: Monday | October 1, 2024 Individuals and non-profit organizations (new in FY25) may request up to $30,000, or $35,000 if working with a co-curator or curatorial mentee. Three (3) exhibition proposals will receive grants for curation and installation during FY25 (see more details in the schedule in Overview).
This grant is competitive. Theme 1: Social Justice Themed Exhibition | Jan 10, 2025 - March 7, 2025 Theme 2: Art of Veterans’ Exhibition | April 4 – May 23, 2025 Theme 3: World Pride Exhibition | June 13 – August 1, 2025 See previously funded exhibitions: Resilience and Uncertainty Incomplete or late applications or applications that do not follow the instructions and guidelines may be deemed ineligible for review and funding.
Prospective applicants should read through this Request for Applications (RFA) in its entirety before applying. Staff Contact: Michelle May-Curry, Curator | [email protected] Source of Funds: The source of funds for the grant(s) is the portion of the Agency’s annual grants budget allocated for grant programs established by CAH in accordance with D. C.
Official Code § 39-205(c-1)(2)(A)(iii). CAH may make multiple awards under this RFA. CAH’s Authority to Make Grants: CAH has grantmaking authority under the Commission on the Arts and Humanities Act of 1975, as amended (D.
C. Law 1-22; D. C.
Official Code § 39-204). View the FY25 AEG documents by downloading the files linked below. You can also navigate the RFA in its entirety on our website using the Table of Contents below.
FY25 AEG Request for Application FY25 AEG 1 - Black History Month Exhibition and Grants Administration Calendar FY25 AEG 2 - Veterans Art Exhibition and Grants Administration Timeline Calendar FY25 AEG 3 - Pride Exhibition Grants Administration Timeline Calendar Allowable Costs and Funding Restrictions Gallery and Artwork Specifications Conditions of Funding and Cancelations Addendum A: Gallery Walls, Elevations and Dimensions Addendum B: Available Equipment for AEG Program
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individuals or non-profit organizations with prior curatorial experience in the District of Columbia. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
FY25 Art Exhibition (Curatorial) Grant Program (AEG) is funded by DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities (CAH). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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