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Find similar grantsThe Sachs Program for Arts Innovation 2025 Grant Cycle is sponsored by University of Pennsylvania. Offers grants in various categories to support innovative arts activities at the University of Pennsylvania.
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The Sachs Program for Arts Innovation Supporting and Presenting the Arts at the University of Pennsylvania Announcing the Sachs Program 2026 Grant Awards The Sachs Program for Arts Innovation at the University of Pennsylvania announces its ninth round of annual grant awards, supporting 20 projects across the Penn community in five grant categories.
March 25, 2026 Announcing the Sachs Program 2026 Student Grant Awards December 20, 2025 The Sachs Program 2026 Grant Cycle Application Period Is Now Closed October 6, 2025 2026 Sachs Program Grants Information Sessions What Is the Sachs Program?
The Sachs Program for Arts Innovation supports artistic production and creative practice through grantmaking, exhibitions and programming, and community initiatives, with a focus on the University of Pennsylvania and neighboring communities of West Philadelphia.
Allison Zuckerman: Remixed and Reclaimed Allison Zuckerman: Remixed and Reclaimed Curated by the Arthur Ross Gallery, this exhibition of exuberantly layered recent paintings by Penn alum Allison Zuckerman will be on view in the lobby of the Annenberg Center through March 2027.
Sachs Program Exhibitions --> Through curated exhibitions and programs, The Sachs Program for Arts Innovation presents a range of projects that reflect diverse practices, ideas, and communities.
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