Guggenheim Fellowship 2027 for Artists and Creators
Guggenheim Fellowship 2027 supports mid-career artists in the U.S. and Canada with 6–12 months of support. Variable award. Apply by September 15, 2026.
Princeton Arts Fellowship 2027 | $93,000 Artist Fellowship
Apply for the Princeton Arts Fellowship 2027. Early-career artists receive a $93,000 annual salary, research funding, and teaching experience. Deadline: September 8, 2026.
Fully Funded Radcliffe Fellowship Creative Arts 2027, Harvard
Yearlong Harvard Radcliffe fellowship for artists, writers, composers, filmmakers, and playwrights. The Radcliffe Fellowship Creative Arts track is open for the 2027–2028 fellowship year at Harvard Radcliffe Institute in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The fellowship supports artists and writers pursuing ambitious projects during a
$40,000 Dance Advancement Fund NYC General Operating Support
Two-year operating support for dance makers in the New York City metropolitan area The Dance/NYC Dance Advancement Fund NYC General Operating Support program is now accepting Expressions of Interest for its fifth funding cycle. The program supports dance-making organizations and groups with
$15,000+ Artist Grant, NPN Creation Fund 2026
$15,000 Artist Grant through the NPN Creation Fund supports new performance and interdisciplinary work. Apply by May 18, 2026.
Open Call: CPR Fall Movement 2026 Spring Movement 2027, New York
Open Call CPR – $350 honorarium plus production support for short performance works. Dance Open Call CPR Fall Movement 2026 Spring Movement 2027 offers artists an opportunity to present new work in a curated shared program at CPR in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. The
Just Tech Fellowship: $60,000 Artist Fellowship for Technology and Society
Fellowship – Just Tech Fellowship, Brooklyn, United States Up to $60,000 for artists, researchers, and practitioners working on technology and society. The Just Tech Fellowship is a one-year fellowship from the Social Science Research Council for researchers, artists, and practitioners working at
$50,000 Artist Grant – Ellis-Beauregard Choreographer Award, United States
Ellis-Beauregard Choreographer Award offers $50,000 to US choreographers. Open to US residents 18+. Deadline June 1, 2026 or 300 applications.
Backslash Fellowship – $50,000 Artist Fellowship, New York City
50,000 Backslash Fellowship for established artists working with technology at Cornell Tech. Backslash also offers $11,000 Interventions. Deadline: May 8, 2026.
CultureHub Residency – $2000 Artist Residency for NYC & LA Artists
CultureHub Residency offers a $2000 stipend, studio access, for NYC and LA artists. option international residency options for NYC Artists Deadline May 20, 2026.
Artist Residency $5,000 – Fresh Tracks Residency, New York City
Artist residency offering $5,000, studio space, and performance support for NYC choreographers. No application fee. Deadline May 25, 2026.
Artist Grant – Creative Capital Award $50,000 Project Grant
The Creative Capital Award offers a $50,000 grant and professional development support for artists in the United States. Deadline April 3, 2026.
Open Call: Anonymous Was A Woman Environmental Art Grants (U.S.)
Grants of up to $20,000 for environmental art projects in the U.S. Open to women, transgender, and gender-nonconforming artists. Deadline April 7, 2026.
Open Call: Mabou Mines SUITE/Space Residency, NYC 2026
Mabou Mines SUITE/Space Residency offers $4,000 stipend, rehearsal space, and performances for artists developing new work in New York City.
Open Call: The Shed Open Call $15,000 Commission, NYC Deadline Feb 24
The Shed Open Call offers a $15,000 commission and production support for early-career NYC-based artists. Deadline February 24, 2026.
Open Call: 2026 Franklin Furnace Jacki Apple Award, NYC | $10,000 Deadline May 1, 2026
Open call for mid and advanced-career NYC-based performance artists. The 2026 Jacki Apple Award provides $10,000 for a project. Deadline May 1, 2026.
Open Call: BAX Artist in Residence, Brooklyn | Deadline April 2, 2026
Open Call: BAX Artist in Residence (AIR) 2026–2028, Brooklyn, NY 18-month multidisciplinary performance residency for NYC-based artists, deadline April 2, 2026 Opportunity Snapshot Why You Might Apply If you are an artist working across embodied, movement-based, and multidisciplinary performance practices and seek
In Performance: p r i s m (Prototype)
p r i s m Composed by Ellen Reid Libretto by Roxie Perkins Directed by James Darrah Music Directed by Julian Wachner Prototype, La MaMa January 6-12, 2019 CW: Sexual assault, rape, PTSD p r i s m is an opera about
In Performance: Claire Cunningham & Jess Curtis, The Way You Look (At Me) Tonight (American Realness)
The Way You Look (At Me) Tonight Claire Cunningham & Jess Curtis American Realness, Gibney Dance: Agnes Varis Performing Arts Center January 10-13, 2018 The Way You Look (At Me) Tonight is a collaborative, exploratory performance of a collaborative exploration into dance,
In Performance: Marissa Perel, (Do Not) Despair Solo (American Realness)
(Do Not) Despair Solo Marissa Perel American Realness, Abrons Art Center January 13-16, 2018 I wonder if it was an oversight or a stroke of curatorial brilliance. None of Abrons Art Center’s theaters are particularly accessible to people with physical disabilities, but
In Performance: Adrienne Truscott, THIS (American Realness)
THIS Adrienne Truscott American Realness, Abrons Arts Center January 14-16, 2018 The story of Adrienne Truscott’s solo titled THIS, as overheard in the lobby: in 2016, Truscott was commissioned by New York Live Arts to make a new comedy piece with an
In Performance: Mariana Valencia, ALBUM (American Realness)
ALBUM Mariana Valencia American Realness, Abrons Arts Center Underground Theatre January 11-15 Mariana Valencia spends the majority of ALBUM staring directly at the audience. Her near affectless gaze conjures a tone of observational objectivity which deftly frames the central questions of her
In Performance: Heather Kravas, visions of beauty (COIL)
visions of beauty Heather Kravas COIL, Performance Space New York January 10-13 Described in the program as “punk in attitude, feminist in spirit”, Heather Kravas’s visions of beauty fulfills this promise most unexpectedly, foregoing distorted guitars and raised fists for a tender
In Performance: Nora Chipaumire, #PUNK (American Realness)
Punk is a noun, punk is an adjective. Punk is torn white t-shirts, distorted power cords, and angry adolescent growls into a mic. But in Nora Chipaumire’s latest piece presented as part of American Realness, punk is, first and foremost, a verb.
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