Foundation for Contemporary Arts (FCA), a non-profit organization founded in 1963 by the artists John Cage (1912-1992) and Jasper Johns, is pleased to announce twenty unrestricted grants to individual artists, including seven awards named for artists
associated with FCA’s history. This year, the Grants to Artists and John Cage Awards will increase from $40,000 to $45,000, resulting in an unprecedented $900,000 disbursed to individual artists through these two programs. True to FCA’s founding mission, support for these awards stems from a community of artists and the individuals and foundations that support them. This unique “artists for artists” model additionally provides grantees with meaningful peer recognition and encouragement. The 2022 recipients in dance are (as pictured)
GRANTS TO ARTISTS AWARDS – Nineteen Awards of $45,000 each.
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associated with FCA’s history. This year, the Grants to Artists and John Cage Awards will increase from $40,000 to $45,000, resulting in an unprecedented $900,000 disbursed to individual artists through these two programs. True to FCA’s founding mission, support for these awards stems from a community of artists and the individuals and foundations that support them. This unique “artists for artists” model additionally provides grantees with meaningful peer recognition and encouragement. The 2022 recipients in dance are (as pictured)
GRANTS TO ARTISTS AWARDS – Nineteen Awards of $45,000 each.
Read more here
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