We welcome applications from UK and international non-profit organisations for exhibitions, exhibition catalogues, commissions, conferences, research, non-commercial publications and the development of collections through acquisitions, conservation, cataloguing and display.
Individual sculpture historians, academics and conservators can apply to our Research and Travel category. Please note that we do not accept applications from individuals who are independently wishing to create, inform, develop or research their own practice.
For exhibitions, exhibition catalogues and sculpture commissions.
If your exhibition or commission project aims to encourage new thinking about sculpture or sculpture history, or contributes to public awareness and appreciation of sculpture, you are eligible to apply.
The maximum grant available in this category is £20,000.
To acquire new sculptural works for collections, or to conserve sculpture in existing collections. We also consider grants for cataloguing and display costs.
The maximum grant available in this category is £20,000.
To publish a new book or journal, or to stage a conference or other event related to sculpture.
Please note, exhibition catalogues are only eligible under the New Projects and Commissions category.
The maximum grant awarded in this category is £5,000.
To publish a new book or journal, or to stage a conference or other event related to sculpture.
Please note, exhibition catalogues are only eligible under the New Projects and Commissions category.
The maximum grant awarded in this category is £5,000.
Application dates vary across the year.
