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    Research Project Grants support organisations researching British art, visual culture and architecture, funding staff and research activities to advance scholarship and develop outcomes with a lasting legacy.

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    Humanities Research Grants and Fellowships

    Funder: Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art

    Due Dates (Anticipated): September 2027 (Application deadline) | September 2027 (Reference deadline)

    Funding Amounts: Up to £40,000; no fixed duration, with an outcome normally expected within five years

    Summary: Flexible funding for organisations undertaking substantial research into British art, visual culture and architecture.

    Key Information: Applications must come from organisations with a dedicated business account, not individuals pursuing their own research.


    Description

    The Paul Mellon Centre’s Research Project Grants support organisations undertaking ambitious and sustained research into British art, visual culture and architecture. Funding must contribute to a clearly defined outcome or significantly advance a larger research project. Collaborative applications are welcomed, including seed funding for two or more organisations to establish research together.

    The programme supports major research with public-facing outcomes or a lasting legacy, such as exhibitions, digital projects, catalogues or similar dissemination. Funding is directed towards research staff and activities that facilitate research, rather than delivering the final outcome. Priorities include academic rigour, originality, long-term contributions to scholarship, and work in geographical or cultural contexts not previously supported by the Centre. Impact and inclusion matter, particularly research involving voices or audiences underrepresented in British art studies.


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