Forecast grants support Minnesota-based individual early- and mid-career artists looking to advance their work in public art. They have 4 types of grants for supporting creation of public art!
Supports the creation of a new, publicly accessible, temporary or permanent artwork anywhere in the state of Minnesota by a Minnesota-based mid-career public artist
Mid-Career Professional Development Grant
Supports Minnesota-based mid-career artists seeking to expand or advance their careers in the field of public art, through a project idea or participation in career-enhancing activities
Early-Career Artist Project Grant
Supports creation of a temporary or permanent public artwork anywhere in the state of Minnesota by an early-career Minnesota-based artist
Supports early-career artists in public art related research and development or with the planning phase of freely accessible public art installation or activity in Minnesota
There are 3 virtual information sessions:
Thursday, August 26
Noon – 1:00pm CDT
Register for Zoom session
Wednesday, September 1
6:00 – 7:00 pm CDT
Register for Zoom session
Sunday, September 12
3:00 – 4:00 pm CDT
Register for Zoom session
Forecast Public Art seeks to fund a diverse group of artists working in all career stages and ranges of public art practices and media and place particular emphasis on supporting and amplifying the artistic work of BIPOC and Native artists, LGBTQIA+ artists, womxn artists, immigrant artists, artists from rural communities, and artists with disabilities. It is their value that our applicants, panelists, and grantees reflect the racial, cultural, gender, artistic, physical ability, and geographic diversity of Minnesota and the 11 Native nations that share the same geography, and the stories and perspectives of the artists and communities we serve.
Please apply from this link: https://forecastpublicart.submittable.com/submit
Any questions or support needed for the application, please contact Aki Shibata (aki@forecastpublicart.org)
Learn more about Forecast Public Art from here: https://forecastpublicart.org/