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Find similar grantsThe Kindling Fund Grant is sponsored by SPACE Gallery. Supports Maine-based artists with project grants emphasizing artistic collaboration and community engagement.
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--> The Kindling Fund Grant — SPACE Gallery | Grantable Foundation Grants for Arts Grants for Visual Artists Check your organization against each line. Taken from the listing; confirm with the funder's guidelines. Who can apply for the Kindling Fund?
Individual artists, curators, art organizers, and art writers living in Maine. Artist collectives, collaboratives, and artist-run spaces, with a lead applicant living full time in Maine. Projects (or a new phase of a project, with a proposed public component) must take place within a year of the grant.
Not eligible / not funded Not eligible: Notably, applicants with previous significant funding from the Kindling Fund or SPACE, as well as those outside Maine, are ineligible. Not eligible: Who is ineligible?
Incorporated 501(c)3 not-for-profit organizations as applicants or artist projects taking place as programs of 501(c)3 organizations (exceptions for public space projects) Artists who have received $15,000 from the Kindling Fund over the course of their lifetime. Not eligible: Artists who have received a grant from SPACE in the previous year.
Not eligible: Applicants living outside of Maine (seasonal residency does not qualify) Enrolled students *:last-child]:mb-0"> The Kindling Fund Grant, managed by SPACE Gallery, supports Maine-based artists with project grants ranging from $3,000 to $7,000. The fund emphasizes artistic collaboration and community engagement. Individual artists, collectives, and art organizers can apply, provided projects occur within a year.
Notably, applicants with previous significant funding from the Kindling Fund or SPACE, as well as those outside Maine, are ineligible. This initiative fosters creative endeavors that resonate with local audiences. Kindling Fund & Grantmaking The Kindling Fund values and uplifts artistic collaboration (or collaboration with community in meaningful ways).
Applicants seeking support at the $5,500-$7,000 range must have at least one stated core collaborator. Who can apply for the Kindling Fund? Individual artists, curators, art organizers, and art writers living in MaineArtist collectives, collaboratives, and artist-run spaces, with a lead applicant living full time in MaineProjects (or a new phase of a project, with a proposed public component) must take place within a year of the grant.
Who is ineligible?
Incorporated 501(c)3 not-for-profit organizations as applicants or artist projects taking place as programs of 501(c)3 organizations (exceptions for public space projects) Artists who have received $15,000 from the Kindling Fund over the course of their lifetimeArtists who have received a grant from SPACE in the previous yearApplicants living outside of Maine (seasonal residency does not qualify) Enrolled students Focus Areas & Funding Uses Browse similar grants by category Grants for Arts Grants for Visual Artists Open grants from this funder and similar programs Baxter State Park Visiting Artist Program Friends of Baxter State Park Leonard and Renee Minsky Fund for Arts Education Grant Maine Community Foundation Inc Listed date — confirm with the funder Teiger Foundation: Hosting Grant Listed date — confirm with the funder Artistic Production Grants Listed date — confirm with the funder Maryland State Arts Council Collective Futures Fund: Sustaining Practice Grants The Andy Warhol Foundation Your AI grants department Ready to apply for The Kindling Fund Grant?
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individual artists, collectives, and art organizers living in Maine; projects must take place within a year of the grant. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $3,000 - $7,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
The Kindling Fund Grant is funded by SPACE Gallery. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Maine. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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