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NEW COURSE! BUILDING YOUR FINANCIAL FUTURE and other professional development courses are now available in the Creative ...
05/07/2025

NEW COURSE! BUILDING YOUR FINANCIAL FUTURE and other professional development courses are now available in the Creative Capital Artist Lab! The Creative Capital Artist Lab is an online professional development curriculum for artists available in English and Spanish with ASL interpretation and CART services. Register now for FREE as an individual user here: https://creative-capital.org/artistlab/

Creative Capital welcomes academic institutions, museums, galleries, foundations, nonprofits, and cultural organizations to join as Institutional Members to help sustain and advise on the ongoing development of Creative Capital Artist Lab for their communities. Institutional members will be invited to join the Artist Lab Design Committee, receive a complimentary sponsored listing in Creative Capital’s Artist Opportunities, and have their institutional logo featured on the Artist Lab webpage. Learn more about becoming an Institutional Member by emailing artistlab@creative-capital.

Thank you to the incredible Creative Capital Artist Lab inaugural Institutional Members for helping us launch this resource for artists across the country: The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, CultureSource, Kresge Arts in Detroit, NYU Production Lab, Pollock-Krasner Foundation, Island School of Design, RISD, Texas A&M, and UCLA.

Congratulations, 2025 Creative Capital Awardees in Visual Arts, Technology, Performing Arts, Film/Moving Image, and Lite...
01/21/2025

Congratulations, 2025 Creative Capital Awardees in Visual Arts, Technology, Performing Arts, Film/Moving Image, and Literature! Creative Capital awarded artist grants totaling $2.45 million to 55 artists to create 49 new works across the U.S. on the basis of their groundbreaking formal and conceptual approaches.

The 49 innovative new projects include painting, drawing, sculpture, architecture, video, installation, dance, theater, jazz, opera, multimedia performance, narrative film, experimental film, documentary film, poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and multidisciplinary and socially engaged forms. The new works will explore a range of urgent issues and topics, such as climate emergency, gentrification, q***r ecologies, anti-colonialism, mental health, artificial intelligence, immigration, reparations for slavery in the U.S., and personal stories of motherhood, family, and land.

The Creative Capital Award champions artistic freedom by uplifting risk-taking, underinvested artists with a transformative award that provides up to $50,000 in unrestricted project funding, plus access to multiyear wraparound professional development services and community-building opportunities. See the full list of projects and artists: https://creative-capital.org/award/awardees/2025/

12/03/2024

Every year, our Creative Capital Artist Opportunities listings of residencies, grants, and award opportunities serve you and 250,000+ artists. This , help us keep this valuable, free resource going for all artists by making a $25 gift at the link below. Donate $25 or more to be listed as a supporter in our next special edition Artist Opportunities!

https://donate.creative-capital.org/campaign/643625/donate

Thank you for helping us sustain Artist Opportunities, and Happy Holidays from Creative Capital!

The Andy Warhol Foundation Arts Writers Grant has announced its 2024 grantees! The program supports writing about contem...
12/02/2024

The Andy Warhol Foundation Arts Writers Grant has announced its 2024 grantees! The program supports writing about contemporary art and aims to ensure that critical writing remains a valued mode of engaging with the visual arts. The Arts Writers Grant has funded over 425 writers over 19 years, providing more than $12.5 million of support.

In its 2024 cycle, the Arts Writers Grant awarded a total of $945,000 to 30 writers. Ranging from $15,000 to $50,000 in three categories—Articles, Books, and Short-Form Writing—these grants support projects addressing both general and specialized art audiences, from reviews for magazines and newspapers to in-depth scholarly studies.

See the full list of 2024 Arts Writers Grantees below: https://creative-capital.org/press/the-andy-warhol-foundation-arts-writers-grant-announces-2024-grantees/

Our 2024 Impact Report is now LIVE! Thank you to all of our artists, industry experts, and supporters for an incredible ...
10/30/2024

Our 2024 Impact Report is now LIVE! Thank you to all of our artists, industry experts, and supporters for an incredible year filled with artist gatherings, new projects, and professional development services for artists across all regions of the country. This season, every gift will be matched up to $250,000 – make a donation today to ensure risk-taking, underinvested artists have the resources they need to create thriving practices!

Read the report: https://lnkd.in/eFrem6-4
Make a donation: https://lnkd.in/eg2gMEdj

On now through June 20, catch screenings of films by Lynn Hershman Leeson at . 🎬One of the world’s most prolific media a...
06/12/2024

On now through June 20, catch screenings of films by Lynn Hershman Leeson at . 🎬

One of the world’s most prolific media artists, over five decades .l.leeson (2008 Creative Capital Awardee) has produced an innovative body of work that explores the complex relationship between humans, technology, and social structures. Her videos navigate the fluid space between perception and truth, constantly exposing our collective and individual biases. Learn more at the link in our bio.

🎞️ Lynn Hershman Leeson: Moving-Image Innovator Film Series
📍MoMA, NYC
📅 Screenings through June 20, 2024



Images: 1. Lynn Hershman Leeson, “Teknolust”(2002). 2. Lynn Hershman Leeson, “Strange Culture” (2007). 3. Lynn Hershman Leeson, “The Complete Electronic Diaries.” 1984-2019. Directed by Lynn Hershman Leeson.

“What I want people to understand is that this is not technology that is separate from us. It is yet another extension o...
06/12/2024

“What I want people to understand is that this is not technology that is separate from us. It is yet another extension of us.”—Nona Hendryx, 2024 Creative Capital Awardee, in this week

Dive headfirst into the future with and (2024 Creative Capital Awardees) at “The Dream Machine Experience,” an ambitious Afrofuturist VR multimedia experience at from June 12–30, 2024. 🔮

is proud to support the five full-scale virtual reality experiences conceived by Hendryx. Join fellow Dreamers by wearing a VR headset and immersing yourself in interactive games and virtual performances by avatars of legendary artists (like , , and more!)

Read a NYTimes interview with Nona Hendryx about the project at the link in our bio.



Photo: 1. Evelyn Freja for The New York Times. 2. Promotional image for “The Dream Machine Experience” via Lincoln Center.

What are cutting-edge artists working on now in Visual Arts and Film? Find out by watching newly funded Creative Capital...
06/10/2024

What are cutting-edge artists working on now in Visual Arts and Film? Find out by watching newly funded Creative Capital projects by 2024 Awardees! 🎞️ Register for the free online Artist Project Screening on Tuesday, June 18 at 1:30PM ET on YouTube at the 🔗 in our bio. 💫



Image credits: 1. Erica Lord with a glass-beaded strap, part of her Creative Capital-awarded series “The Codes We Carry”. Photo: Gabriela Campos/The New Mexican. 2. Rachel Rossin, “The Maw Of”, 2022. 3. Russell Craig painting. Photo courtesy the artist. 4. A.S.M Kobayashi performing in “Say Something Bunny”, 2016-2022. 5. Still from Chico MacMurtries’ work in progress Creative Capital project, “Dual Pneuma.” 6. Still from Mamadou Dia’s film “Demba”, 2024. Courtesy the artist.

“For Our Children,” a documentary and Creative Capital project by Débora Souza Silva (2021 Creative Capital Awardee), be...
06/07/2024

“For Our Children,” a documentary and Creative Capital project by Débora Souza Silva (2021 Creative Capital Awardee), began when the journalist and filmmaker met the mother of Oscar Grant, the 22-year-old fatally shot by police officers in Fruitvale Station in Oakland. Souza Silva (.souza.silva) then learned about , a nationwide network of women whose children were killed by police. “For Our Children” is a powerful documentary that illuminates their work to disrupt the cycle of police brutality in the U.S., following how two Black mothers whose young sons were brutalized by police build a network of support, healing, and political action. Learn more at the link in our bio.

🔹Débora Souza Silva: “For Our Children”
📺 Now streaming on Netflix 

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