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State of Alaska >Department of Education & Early Development >Alaska
State Council on the Arts > Grants
Grants to Organizations
Applications must be Submitted online at:
The Alaska State Council on the Arts funds applications in all
areas of the arts: dance, visual arts, literature, music, theater,
media arts, and traditional Native arts. The Council also encourages
applications that promote and develop the cultural heritage of
Alaskans and the creation of new works by Alaskan artists. Applicants applying for the first time must contact ASCA first.
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Community Arts Development Grants
Community Arts Development Grants assist small nonprofit Alaskan organizations
in developing art programs in underserved areas of the state and/or underserved
disciplines. Exhibits, concerts, dance performances and festivals, workshops,
readings, theater productions are examples of the kinds of arts projects funded
through this grant category. Grants will also be given to assist developing
organizations in the area of arts administration such as board development,
accounting systems and budget development. Priority will be given to those
organizations that operate on a volunteer basis with no paid staff.
Community Arts Development grants are designed to stimulate grassroots
arts activity, and to encourage public interest and participation
in the arts throughout Alaska. Grant amounts will not exceed $5,000. To apply
For any questions, please contact , Community and Native Arts Program Director at 907-269-6610.
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Operating Support
Operating Support grants are annual grants available
to eligible organizational applicants to support a portion of ongoing artistic
and administrative functions. These may include, but are not limited to,
salaries, travel, promotion and production costs of an entire program,
or a majority of the organization's yearly activities. To apply
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Workshop Grants
Workshop grants are made to Alaskan nonprofit organizations to provide them
with the opportunity to hold an arts-related workshop of limited duration
using artists and other professional resource persons as instructors.
A workshop may include all areas of the visual, performing, traditional,
craft, media, and literary arts, as well as arts administration.
Workshop grants can be used to cover artist/instructor fee and
to assist with round-trip travel for the artist/instructor. Grants
usually average around $1,000. To apply
For any questions, please contact , Visual & Literary Arts Program Director
at 907-269-6610.
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