Conservation Grant supports conservators, curators, and museum or academic stakeholders in projects and research to preserve South American viceregal art and advance conservation knowledge and practice.
Marilynn Thoma Fellowships in the Art of the Spanish Americas support predoctoral and postdoctoral scholars’ original research to advance understanding of colonial South American and Spanish Caribbean art.
Thoma Foundation Research & Travel Award supports scholars’ research and travel to advance the study of art in Spanish colonial South America, including the Caribbean, particularly painting and sculpture.
Exploratory Travel Award supports early-career PhD students with travel to Latin American archives, museums, and collections to develop viable dissertation research on the Art of the Spanish Americas.
Conservation Grants support organisations undertaking conservation research or technical analysis on British art in their collections to preserve significant works and deepen understanding of the objects studied.
H. and T. King Grant for Archaeology of the Ancient Americas supports scholars' archaeological research to transform understanding of precolumbian indigenous cultures across Latin America.