United States
Organizer Information Assemble Sound was founded in 2015 with the guiding hypothesis that sustainable artist development could be fostered by creating a physical studio space that facilitated collaboration. The company purchased a historic 1872 church in Detroit’s Corktown neighborhood in March 2015, and initially operated as a free DIY studio space. Assemble Sound has since […]
Organizer Information Friends of the San Francisco Public Library is a nonprofit organization that raises funds and advocates for a premier public library system in San Francisco, working to ensure equity and access to free resources for all residents. The organization serves as the Library’s investors, advocates, and champions, supporting long-term funding and robust programming […]
Organizer Information Queer|Art is a non-profit arts organization founded to support, connect, and empower LGBTQ+ artists across generations and creative disciplines. Launched in partnership with lifestyle brand UGG®, the inaugural Queer|Art Design Grant stands as the largest direct cash grant dedicated specifically to LGBTQ+ designers in the United States. The initiative is further shaped by […]
Organizer Information The Sony Future Filmmaker Awards are organized by Creo Arts Group Limited (“Creo”), a UK-based cultural organizer founded in 2007 (originally as the World Photography Organisation), whose stated mission is to develop meaningful opportunities for creatives and expand the reach of its cultural activities. Creo’s flagship projects include the Sony World Photography Awards, […]
Organizer Information The Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco (FAMSF) is one of the largest public arts institutions in the United States and the primary public art museum organization serving the City and County of San Francisco. Operated with support from the Corporation of Fine Arts Museums (COFAM), a privately funded nonprofit organization, FAMSF comprises […]
Organizer Information ArtsWest is a professional theatre and gallery in West Seattle, Washington, opened in November 1999. Since then, the organization has presented several hundred performing arts productions and gallery exhibitions to more than 200,000 visitors. ArtsWest’s theatre is a ¾ thrust, fully raked 149-seat house, and its C-shaped gallery — the open space of […]
Organizer Information Manifest is a 501(c)(3) charitable nonprofit founded in 2004 in Cincinnati, Ohio, by professors and students from area universities who wanted to make a positive community impact. It continues to be operated by professors, students, and working artists, with programming organized into four areas: Gallery (exhibitions), Press (publications), Artist Residency (support), and Drawing […]
Organizer Information The Washington State Arts Commission (ArtsWA) is a state agency formed by the Washington State Legislature in 1961, when House Bill 57 created a commission of governor-appointed members charged with advising the state on the beautification and cultural development of Washington. In 1974, ArtsWA established its Art in Public Places program (AIPP), which […]
Organizer Information Founded in 1929 by Lillie P. Bliss, Mary Quinn Sullivan, and Abby Aldrich Rockefeller, along with fellow trustees A. Conger Goodyear, Paul Sachs, Frank Crowninshield, and Josephine Boardman Crane, The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) was established in New York City as an institution devoted exclusively to modern art, challenging the conservative policies […]