Top Art Fellowships 2026
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Deadline
Aug 30, 2026
Information
Envisioning a Just Pittsburgh Fellowship
Genre:
Art Fellowship
Art field:
Curatorial
Duration:
6 months
Theme: Home
Grant
2,000 $ for supplies
Eligibility conditions
Resident of
Pennsylvania (US)
For artists and professionals in Pittsburgh, PA or the surrounding area
Deadline
Aug 31, 2026
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Dorothy Antoinette LaSelle Travel Fellowship
Genre:
Art Fellowship
Art field:
Digital /
Painting /
Drawing /
Photography /
Video /
Printmaking /
Installation /
Performance /
Sculpture /
Textile Art /
Ceramics
Duration:
Theme: Travel Fellowship
Grant
Eligibility conditions
Resident of
Texas (US)
Applicants must hold a degree in the arts and be a practicing professional with at least 3 solo or group exhibitions in the past 3 years
Deadline
Sep 1, 2026
Information
United Arts Council - Artist Support Grants
Genre:
Art Fellowship
Art field:
Digital /
Painting /
Drawing /
Literature /
Photography /
Video /
Printmaking /
Installation /
Performance /
Sculpture /
Textile Art /
Ceramics
Duration:
1 year
Grant
Eligibility conditions
No students
Resident of
North Carolina (US)
For individual artists and small, unincorporated groups of collaborating artists who have lived in Chatham, Harnett, Johnston, Lee, or Wake County for at least one year
Deadline
Sep 8, 2026
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Princeton University - The Hodder Fellowship
Genre:
Art Fellowship
Art field:
Digital /
Painting /
Drawing /
Photography /
Video /
Printmaking /
Installation /
Performance /
Sculpture /
Textile Art /
Ceramics
Duration:
10 months
Grant
Eligibility conditions
Deadline
Sep 8, 2026
Information
Princeton Arts Fellowships - Andrew W. Mellon Foundation
Genre:
Art Fellowship
Art field:
Digital /
Painting /
Drawing /
Literature /
Photography /
Video /
Printmaking /
Installation /
Performance /
Sculpture /
Textile Art /
Ceramics
Duration:
2 years
Grant
Eligibility conditions
Holders of Ph.D. degrees from Princeton are not eligible to apply
Deadline
Sep 10, 2026
Information
Harvard Radcliffe Fellowship Program
Genre:
Art Fellowship
Art field:
Digital /
Painting /
Drawing /
Literature /
Photography /
Video /
Printmaking /
Installation /
Performance /
Sculpture /
Textile Art /
Ceramics
Duration:
9 months
Grant
5,000 $ for project expenses
Eligibility conditions
No students
Artists must have a record of at least five years of work as a professional artist
Deadline
Sep 14, 2026
Information
Arts Initiative Fellowship with Michigan Society of Fellows
Genre:
Art Fellowship
Art field:
Digital /
Sound /
Painting /
Drawing /
Literature /
Photography /
Video /
Printmaking /
Installation /
Performance /
Sculpture /
Textile Art /
Ceramics /
Curatorial /
Music
Duration:
more than 2 years
Grant
Eligibility conditions
Applicants must complete their Ph.D. (or comparable professional or artistic) degree between June 1, 2024, and August 24, 2027. Candidates from the University of Michigan are not eligible to apply.
Deadline
Sep 15, 2026
Information
Rauschenberg Medical Emergency Grants
Genre:
Art Fellowship
Art field:
Digital /
Painting /
Drawing /
Photography /
Video /
Printmaking /
Installation /
Performance /
Sculpture /
Textile Art /
Ceramics
Duration:
Grant
Eligibility conditions
Resident of
United States of America
To be eligible to apply, your average adjusted gross income for the last two years you’ve filed tax returns must be no greater than $80,000 ($160,000 for joint filers).
Deadline
Sep 15, 2026
Information
Guggenheim Fellowship
Genre:
Art Fellowship
Art field:
Digital /
Painting /
Drawing /
Literature /
Photography /
Video /
Printmaking /
Installation /
Performance /
Sculpture /
Textile Art /
Ceramics
Duration:
1 year
Grant
Eligibility conditions
No students
Resident of
Canada,
United States of America
Nationality:
American,
Canadian
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