Individual Artists Project Grant Program
The Individual Artists Project Grant program supports the development of individual Alberta artists, Traditional Aboriginal artists, arts administrators, and artist ensembles by providing a grant for a specific project.
The Individual Artists Project Grant Program consists of eight (8) application streams, all of which are applied for using the Individual Artist Project Grant Application Form.
Respective stream application deadline dates, guidelines and grant writing tips and budget templates are available below:
Individual Artists Project Grant Application Form
Please click here for tips on successfully completing the application form.
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| Aboriginal Traditional Arts | February 15, September 1 |
Guidelines | Grant Writing Tips & Budget Templates |
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| Cultural Relations | ongoing | Guidelines | Final Report Template | ||
| Dance | February 15, September 1 |
Guidelines | Grant Writing Tips & Budget Templates |
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| Film and Video | February 15, September 1 |
Guidelines | Grant Writing Tips & Budget Templates |
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| Literary Arts | February 15, September 1 |
Guidelines | Grant Writing Tips & Budget Templates |
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| Music | February 15, September 1 |
Guidelines | Grant Writing Tips & Budget Templates |
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| Theatre & Performance Art | February 15, September 1 |
Guidelines | Grant Writing Tips & Budget Templates |
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| Visual Arts & New Media | February 15, September 1 |
Guidelines | Grant Writing Tips & Budget Templates |
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Individual Artists Project Grant Application Form
Note: The Art Acquisition by Application program application form and guidelines can be found at www.affta.ab.ca/art-collection.aspx.
The Multidisciplinary/New Media Individual Project Grant program has been incorporated into the Theatre and Performance Art and Visual Arts and New Media grant streams respectively. Please read the respective grant stream guidelines for further information.
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