Mike Cloud

2017 Grant Recipient
Mike Cloud, “Mike Cloud: The Myth of Education," 2018
Image courtesy the artist and Reva and David Logan Center for the Arts.

Faheem Majeed

2016 Grant Recipient
Faheem Majeed, “Field of our Fathers," 2016
Image courtesy the artist.

B. Wurtz

2017 Grant Recipient
B. Wurtz, "B. Wurtz: This Has No Name," 2018
Image courtesy the artist and Institute of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles.

Gonzalo Fuenmayor

2018 Grant Recipient
Gonzalo Fuenmayor, "The Silence that Camouflages the Pain," Charcoal on paper, 2019
Image courtesy the artist.

Diamond Stingily

2018 Grant Recipient
Diamond Stingily, “Diamond Stingily: Doing the Best I Can," 2019
Image courtesy the artist and Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts at California College of the Arts.

Mariah Garnett

2016 Grant Recipient
Mariah Garnett, "Trouble," (video still), 2017
Image courtesy the artist.

ABOUT THE FOUNDATION

The Harpo Foundation was established in 2006 by artist Ed Levine to support emerging and under recognized visual artists. Through grants and residency programs, the foundation seeks to stimulate creative inquiry and encourage new modes of making and thinking about art.

We Are
A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION

The Harpo Foundation is an artist-endowed non-profit organization dedicated to the support of emerging and under recognized visual artists. We offer support through Grants and Residency Fellowships.

Our Programs
GRANTS AND FELLOWSHIPS

The Foundation makes grants directly to artists to support their development and to non- profit organizations in support of new work by artists. The only criterion is the quality of the work and its potential to extend our experience of art and artmaking. The Foundation also supports residency fellowship programs across the country.

Who Can Apply?
ELIGIBILITY AND CRITERIA

For detailed information on eligibility and criteria on any of our grants and fellowships please Read More.

GRANTS AND FELLOWSHIPS

Grants for Visual Artists

The Grants for Visual Artists award provides direct support to emerging visual artists 21 years or older.

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Emerging Artist Residency

The Emerging Artist Residency Fellowship at the Santa Fe Art Institute.

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Native American Residency

Native American Residency Fellowships at the Vermont Studio Center.

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New Work Project Grants

New Work Project Grants are made to non-profit organizations in support of new work by emerging visual artists 21 years or older.

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2020 RECIPIENTS

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