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THE VISUAL ARTS PROGRAM OF SEA GRANT (Rhode Island)
was established in 1988 to encourage New England professional visual artists
to address the issue of the environment of the ocean and its coastal communities.
-Grants are intended to financially assist individual and/or collaborating
artists whose works are related to themes of the marine environment.
-Curatorial proposals will be considered.
-The grants, up to $2,000, will be awarded annually.
1. Ten slides of recent work and a list with name, medium, title, date, and dimensions. Digital entries should be in JPEG format on CD-ROM and readable by Macintosh platforms. Images should be no larger than 300 dpi. Identify name, file name, title, date, medium and dimensions. Please identify each work. No PowerPoint presentations, no automated slide presentations, no work on DVD. One format per entry. Do not combine slides and digital entries.
2. A current resume
3. A brief statement, outlining the objective of the proposal, relevance of the work to ocean environments, and the relationship of the proposal to your past work
4. Itemized budget including: supplies, services and support personnel
5. A self-addressed, stamped envelope for the return of slides and materials and a self-addressed, stamped postcard to acknowledge receipt and processing
APPLICATION DEADLINE IS MAY 30, 2007
-Previous recipients of Sea Grant awards are not eligible for 5 years.
-Individuals enrolled as undergraduate or graduate students are not eligible.
-Proposals will be reviewed by a panel of RI professionals in the visual
arts.
-Awards winners will be notified by September
2007.
-A written report of the results of creative activities supported by
Sea Grant, including appropriate visual documentation, is required at the
conclusion of the project.
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Please mail your application to: VISUAL ARTS SEA GRANT
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URI DEPARTMENT
of ART & ART HISTORY
University of Rhode Island