Connecting Art Histories
Getty Foundation's Connecting Art Histories grants support interdisciplinary, collaborative research projects to advance art history globally, with emphasis on emerging regions and intellectual exchange.
Funder: J. Paul Getty Trust
Due Dates: Rolling (no annual deadline; proposals accepted year-round)
Funding Amounts: Typical awards range from ~$60,000 to $735,000 per project; duration and amount vary by scope and region.
Summary: Supports collaborative, interdisciplinary projects to advance art history globally, with emphasis on emerging regions and intellectual exchange.
Key Information: Submit a brief inquiry by email before a full application; projects must align with initiative goals.
Description
This initiative, led by the Getty Foundation, aims to strengthen the discipline of art history worldwide by fostering sustained intellectual collaboration among scholars, particularly in regions where art history is still emerging. The program funds collaborative projects that connect art historians with scholars from related fields, arts professionals, and individuals rooted in local cultural traditions. Activities supported include immersive seminars, virtual convenings, dissertation workshops, and graduate courses. The initiative has a strong record of building professional networks, promoting interdisciplinary dialogue, and advancing adaptive approaches to art history across diverse geographies and traditions.
