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craftgrrlCraft Research Fund Offers Support for American Craft Projects
A program of the Center for Craft, Creativity, and Design, the Craft Research Fund seeks to advance scholarship in the field of craft by supporting high-quality research undertaken by university faculty, graduate students, museum curators, artists, and independent scholars. The fund, which aims to increase the number of creative scholars and practitioners interested in pursuing craft studies and research, supports research that demonstrates the relevance of craft within contemporary culture.
The Craft Research Fund is a three-year pilot program. Up to $75,000 in Project Grants and $20,000 in Graduate Research Grants in the field of craft history, criticism, and/or cross-disciplinary study of studio craft in America will be awarded each year.
Project Research Grants: Support is provided for research on American studio craft. The fund seeks proposals that address the goals of the Craft Research Fund through monographs on individual craft artists or themes, historical research, and cross-disciplinary research involving craft. Proposals are welcome from academic researchers, independent scholars, doctoral students, and museum curators. Grants are anticipated to be in the range of $10,000 to $15,000.
Graduate Research Grants: Support of up to $5,000 to graduate students for research in the area of American craft. The fund seeks proposals from graduate students working on a thesis or dissertation that relate to the goals of the Craft Research Fund. Proposals are welcome from students enrolled in graduate programs in any accredited college or university.
See the Center for Craft, Creativity, and Design Web site for application guidelines and forms.
A program of the Center for Craft, Creativity, and Design, the Craft Research Fund seeks to advance scholarship in the field of craft by supporting high-quality research undertaken by university faculty, graduate students, museum curators, artists, and independent scholars. The fund, which aims to increase the number of creative scholars and practitioners interested in pursuing craft studies and research, supports research that demonstrates the relevance of craft within contemporary culture.
The Craft Research Fund is a three-year pilot program. Up to $75,000 in Project Grants and $20,000 in Graduate Research Grants in the field of craft history, criticism, and/or cross-disciplinary study of studio craft in America will be awarded each year.
Project Research Grants: Support is provided for research on American studio craft. The fund seeks proposals that address the goals of the Craft Research Fund through monographs on individual craft artists or themes, historical research, and cross-disciplinary research involving craft. Proposals are welcome from academic researchers, independent scholars, doctoral students, and museum curators. Grants are anticipated to be in the range of $10,000 to $15,000.
Graduate Research Grants: Support of up to $5,000 to graduate students for research in the area of American craft. The fund seeks proposals from graduate students working on a thesis or dissertation that relate to the goals of the Craft Research Fund. Proposals are welcome from students enrolled in graduate programs in any accredited college or university.
See the Center for Craft, Creativity, and Design Web site for application guidelines and forms.
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