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Arkansas Arts Council

Supports arts education programs that bring professional artists into Arkansas schools, providing K-12 students with direct arts learning experiences and supporting creative teaching approaches across the curriculum.

Arkansas Arts Council

The Arkansas Arts Council provides general operating support to arts organizations with a track record of quality programming, helping sustain arts and cultural institutions that serve communities throughout Arkansas.

Arkansas Community Foundation

Arkansas Community Foundation ($300M in assets) supports nonprofits in AR through grants focused on education, community development, health, arts. Awards range from $2,000 to $75,000.

Art + Culture Week

Art + Culture Week 2025 (Sept 20–27) is a citywide celebration transforming Seattle’s neighborhoods into hubs of creative expression. This free, public event brings together museums, galleries, and performance spaces for a week of artist talks, workshops, interdisciplinary performances, and community-centered experiences that expand access to the arts. The Opening event at King Street Station located at 303 S Jackson St Seattle WA will be held on September 19, 2025 from 4:30 -7:30pm.

Artful Access

Artful Access, in collaboration with Seattle Art Source and Path with Art, seeks funding to support the reopening of a vital art activation space in the heart of Georgetown. This project aims to reinvigorate the local art scene, provide accessible art experiences, and foster community engagement through a series of public forums, educational programs, and performances. These events aim to represent Seattle Art Source's partnered figurative artists and provide a public space for viewers to observe the artwork that's usually hidden from the public eye. With the partnership, Artful Access strives to give back to the community in the form of donating collaborative artwork. Despite Georgetown being a vibrant artistic hub in Seattle, it still faces challenges in maintaining accessible spaces for community art engagement. The renovation and reopening of Seattle Art Source's gallery space present a unique opportunity to address this need, providing a centralized location for art appreciation.

Ethiopian Community in Seattle

The Ethiopian Community in Seattle project will be the installation of art on the façade of the outer wall of Ethiopian Village located at 8323 Rainer Ave S. Ethiopian Village is a affordable housing project for seniors that will also serve as the new home of the Ethiopian Community Center which serves as a hub for the Ethiopian community. The project is free and open to all who want to participate and will be completed in late Spring of 2023.

Art in the Park

This event will be a one-night outdoor gallery space during the May 12th Ballard ArtWalk in Bergen Place Park 5420 22nd Avenue NW. It will be a tented event due to temperamental weather and will provide one musical act and 5-10 visual artists displaying their work. A successful event will create a space that temporarily activates the park and also provides a stage for some of the community's cultural assets. It is a small project with a lot of heart. Local creatives come to sell their art, the music draws in passersby, and the centralized park is temporarily activated to be a vibrant cultural hub for the night. The project will be completed by June 29, 2018.

Cambodian American Community Council

The Cambodian American Community Council will organize The ART of Survival, a cultural event in the Remembering the Past and Welcoming the Future series. To be held on Saturday, April 7, 2018, 1:00-7:00pm, in Seattle City Hall's Bertha K. Landes room, this event will focus on art as a means for healing from the 1975-1979 genocide in Cambodia. It will coincide with Khmer New Year festivities. It will feature multi-media Khmer art and performances, and will be free and open to the public. Approximately 350 people are expected.

InterIm CDA

InterIm Community Development Association and the Danny Woo Art Wall Steering Committee has selected an artist to develop a site integrated, community-based public art piece to be located on the retaining wall along the north side of S. Main Street outside the Danny Woo Community Garden entrance. The art piece will be installed on a concrete retaining wall, which is divided into panels with steel beams. The art piece has been funded to be at least 10 panels long. Additional funding, will allow us to extend the art along additional panels and add lighting. This project will be completed by December 31, 2018.

West Seattle Junction Association

The West Seattle Junction Association will add fully-interactive kids arts and music art areas to Harvest Festival and Hometown Holidays at Junction Plaza Park located at 4545 42nd AVe SW. Art project for Harvest Festival is on Sunday, October 27th 10 AM to 2 PM. Art project for Hometown Holidays is Saturday, December 8th 3PM to 7PM.

Andrew Ringler

Art Screen Workshop

Andrew Ringler

Art Screen Workshop

Mixed Pantry's Art space project

The Kitchen Art Space will serve as a vibrant hub of cultural exchange for fostering communities, particularly among BIPOC artists in Seattle. This unique enclave amplifies their presence, offering an intimate look into the diverse culture of Asian and Asian American communities, and through the power of free public art, the space aims to foster social inclusivity and mutual understanding. Our exhibits and programs are designed to provoke thoughtful dialogue, spotlighting local artists in synergy with the Mixed Pantry's store space, the Art Space manifests as a crucible where art and culinary flavors unite, and the celebration of Asian diversity springs to life. It is here that we build a tapestry of communal connections, and carve out spaces where everyone?regardless of their background? Feels seen, heard and valued just by walking along 1st avenue. Start Date: April 8th 2024, 10 am Location: 2233 1st Ave, Seattle WA 98121

Arts Council England

Open access funding for arts, museums, and libraries projects.

Midland County/Public Libraries

Artistic fee subsidy for Elizabeth Ellis to perform at MCPL Downtown Library in Midland, 7/20/2021 - 7/20/2021

Mount Vernon Music Association

Artistic fee subsidy for Evan Mitchell to perform in Fort Worth and Mount Vernon, September 13-October 24, 2020.

City of New Braunfels/Public Library

Artistic fee subsidy for Tiny Tails to You to perform in New Braunfels on October 13, 2020.

Odessa Council for the Arts & Humanities

Artistic fee subsidy for Dallas Black Dance Theatre to perform in Odessa on February 5, 2021.

Piney Woods Fine Arts Association

Artistic fee subsidy for Axiom String Quartet to perform in Crockett on May 6, 2021.

Texas Heritage Music Foundation

Artistic fee subsidy for Stephanie Urbina Jones and the Honky Tonk Mariachi to perform in Kerrville, September 16-October 14, 2020.

MCL Grand/City of Lewisville

Artistic fee subsidy for Los Texmaniacs to perform in Lewisville on May 15, 2021.

City of Pflugerville/Community Library

Artistic fee subsidy for State Artist Sara Hickman to perform in Pflugerville on December 19, 2020.

Young Audiences of Houston

Artistic fee subsidy for Brave Little Company to conduct workshops for youth in Houston, October 5-December 4, 2020.

City of Pasadena/Library

Artistic fee subsidy for Kim Lehman to perform at Pasadena Public Library, Central in Pasadena, TX, 7/7/2021 - 7/7/2021