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    Convening Grants support organizations hosting exchanges on American and Indigenous North American visual arts to expand knowledge, connect varied perspectives, and encourage inclusive practices.

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    Funder: Terra Foundation for American Art

    Due Dates: September 28, 2026 (Inquiry) | November 30, 2026 (Invited proposal) | February 16, 2027 (Inquiry; programs after May 1, 2027) | April 20, 2027 (Invited proposal; programs after May 1, 2027)

    Funding Amounts: Typically $10,000–$25,000 for planning and/or implementation

    Summary: Supports convenings that foster interdisciplinary and intercultural exchange around American and Indigenous North American visual arts.

    Key Information: Organizations that received a Terra grant within the previous year (last two grant cycles) cannot apply.


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    The Terra Foundation for American Art supports conversations, symposia, and workshops that expand knowledge, nurture relationships, and inspire changes in perspectives and practices across local and global networks. Convenings may share research and professional practice, examine historical or contemporary art, or address institutional change. Projects should deepen, counter, or expand the stories and voices represented in American art.

    The foundation prioritizes work that reflects the breadth and complexity of American art, brings artists, scholars, and communities with varied perspectives into dialogue, and catalyzes inclusive practices and expansive histories. Support is available for early planning and more developed projects, including in-person, virtual, and hybrid gatherings for scholarly, professional, and other targeted audiences.


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