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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 The Sachs Program for Arts Innovation 2027 Grant Cycle is Now Open The Sachs Program is now accepting applications for our 2027 grants supporting creative practice across the University of Pennsylvania.
Celebrating a Program Milestone As we approach our 10-year anniversary, The Sachs Program for Arts Innovation is proud to continue our mission of supporting artistic production and creative practice across the University of Pennsylvania and neighboring communities of West Philadelphia An exhibition of paintings by artist and Penn alum Pragya Gupta, co-presented by The Sachs Program for Arts Innovation with Penn Live Arts and the Arts of India Festival, celebrating the vibrant cultural heritage of India.
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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