The objective of the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts is to foster innovative artistic expression and the creative process by supporting cultural organizations that, in turn, support artists and their work. (The Foundation's grant program is primarily focused on supporting institutions within the United States. However, in rare cases, it will make grants outside the United States, and therefore accepts letters of inquiry from arts...
Opportunity Information
Application Deadlines
March 1 and September 1, annually
Geographic Scope
USA; Global
Additional Clarification
International projects are occasionally supported.
Areas of Interest
Arts/Culture/Humanities: General
Literary Arts
Museums
New Media Arts
Visual Arts
Health/Wellness: General
Journalism/Publishing
Civil Rights
Target Populations: General
Asian/Pacific Islanders
Black/African Americans
Hispanics
Minorities
Native Americans/First Nations/Indigenous Groups
Women/Girls
Types of Support
Collaborations/Coalitions
Fellowships
Individuals
Project/Program Support
Research
Residencies
Funder Information
Total Annual Giving
$15,993,000
Type
Foundation, Fund, or Trust
EIN
13-3410749
Application Procedures
Application guidelines are available on the Foundation's website.
Requirements
Eligibility Details
Nonprofit organizations
Contact Information
General Contact
65 Bleecker Street
Seventh Floor
New York,
New York,
10012
info@warholfoundation.org
(212) 387-7555
(212) 387-7560
(fax)
Primary Contact
Rachel Bers
Program Director
Grants History
This funder has a page on their website listing previous grantees.
In support of waterworks, harlem stage's signature commissioning program; in honor of patricia cruz's 25 years of distinguished service as artistic director and ceo
HAWAI'I CONTEMPORARY
Honolulu
HI
US
$100,000
Support for the triennial
HIRSHHORN MUSEUM AND SCULPTURE GARDEN SMITHSONIAN
Washington
DC
US
$100,000
Osgemeos exhibition
HUMAN RESOURCES
Los Angeles
CA
US
$32,500
Program support (over 2 years)
IAAA CENTER FOR BLACK VISUAL CULTURE AT NYU NOTE GRANT TRANSFERRED FROM B
New York
NY
US
$50,000
Curatorial research fellowship: rebecca mcgrew, manthia diawara, terri geis
IAIA MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY NATIVE ARTS
Santa Fe
NM
US
$100,000
Exhibition program support
INDEPENDENT CURATORS INTERNATIONAL
New York
NY
US
$60,000
Program support (over 2 years)
INDEXIACAL
Santa Cruz
CA
US
$30,000
Program support (over 2 years)
INSTITUTE 193
Lexington
KY
US
$30,000
Program support (over 2 years)
INSTITUTE FOR CONTEMPORARY ART AT VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY
Richmond
VA
US
$60,000
"dear mazie" exhibition
INSTITUTE OF CONTEMPORARY ART LOS ANGELES
Los Angeles
CA
US
$80,000
"scratching at the moon" exhibition
JAN SCHREM AND MARIA MANETTI SCHREM MUSEUM OF ART UC DAVIS
Davis
CA
US
$50,000
Curatorial research fellowship: amy sadao and susette min
JAPANESE AMERICAN CULTURAL AND COMMUNITY CENTER
Los Angeles
CA
US
$50,000
Curatorial research fellowship: amy sadao and susette min
