NFAH fellowships fund innovative art history research projects by mid-career and contingent faculty at U.S. institutions, supporting diverse scholarship through year-long and multi-year non-residential awards.
History of Art Institutional Fellowships support emerging art historians with two-year appointments at European research centers to advance dissertation research on European art.
New Narratives: Early Career Fellowship supports early-career researchers undertaking in-depth projects that reframe British art, challenge received histories, and broaden perspectives in the field.
Senior Fellowships support scholars undertaking full-time residential research at the National Gallery of Art to advance the history, theory, interpretation, and criticism of visual art and culture.
Publication Subvention Grants from the New Foundation for Art History help art historians publish books in underrepresented fields by funding image and publication costs.
The National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowships support individual scholars conducting research and writing on American history, culture, or Western civilization.