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Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition Submission Manager - Grants for Artists: Education Assistance Grants for Artists: Education Assistance GRANTS FOR ARTISTS: call for applications The Grants for Artists program fosters Oklahoma’s visual artistic creative excellence.
The grants committee supports the mission of OVAC and scores submissions based on the merit of each application according to the pertinent grant category and its associated criteria. Grants for Artists help individual Oklahoma artists create visual art for public presentation, develop their professional practices, and lead community projects. Grants are open to artists working in visual-based mediums, curation, and art writing.
Applications are reviewed three times throughout the year and are due by 11:59 pm on January 15th, or March 15th, or October 15th. Education Assistance grants fund up to $500 and are for educational opportunities such as: conferences, residencies, studio workshops, or study trips and can include travel fees.
Applications are evaluated by measuring the quality of educational opportunity, potential impact on practice/career, ability to complete project, and relevance based on portfolio. Eligible artists must be 21 years or older, not currently enrolled in a BFA or MFA program, Oklahoma residents, and must not have received grant funding from OVAC within the past year.
__Completed application form below __Artist/Writer/Curator Statement (250 words) __5-10 Artwork samples or URL for video artwork.
For video, include up to 3 minutes total __Image list, and if applicable, include file name, medium, date, and dimensions __Timeline identifying major milestones to completion __Balanced Budget, meaning expenses are equal to income - Applications must be received by January 15th, March 15th, or October 15th - Committee will review applications following the deadline - You will be notified of our decision within 4 weeks of the deadline - Accepted applicants will receive payment approximately 2 weeks after being notified and submitting paperwork - Grant projects must occur after grant is awarded and within one year of receiving grant funds Questions are encouraged!
Please contact ariana@ovac-ok. org. We use Submittable to accept and review our submissions.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individual Oklahoma visual artists, curators, and art writers who are 21 or older and have held at least 12 months of residency in Oklahoma prior to the submission deadline. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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