Deadline reminder: Rasmuson Individual Artist Award applications due March 1

The application period for the Rasmuson Foundation’s Individual Artist Awards is currently open through March 1.

The March 1 deadline applies to Rasmuson’s three award programs for individual artists living and working in Alaska. The award programs are as follows:

• Project Awards: Awards of $7,500 for emerging, mid-career, and mature artists in all disciplines for specific, short-term projects that have a clear benefit to the artist and the development of his/her work. Approximately 25 Project Awards are granted annually. Project Awards are available in all 10 artistic disciplines.

• Fellowships: $18,000 awards for mid-career or mature artists to focus their energy and attention for a one-year period on developing their creative work. The Fellowship program awards grants in 10 artistic disciplines that rotate on a two-year cycle. Approximately 10 Fellowships are awarded each year. For 2016, the categories are: media arts, multidiscipline/new genre, music composition, presentation/interpretation, and visual arts.

• Distinguished Artist Award: A single $40,000 annual award for a mature artist of recognized stature with a history of creative excellence and accomplishment in the arts.

The Distinguished Artist Award and the Fellowship/Project awards have distinct applications and review processes. These awards are designed to provide artists the resources to concentrate and reflect on their work, to immerse themselves in a creative endeavor, and to experiment, explore, and develop their artistry more fully.

Find out more at http://www.rasmuson.org/grants/individual-artist-awards/

 

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