Grant Program

Art Matters considers applications by invitation only. Through our current program, Art Matters provides 7,500 USD fellowships to individual artists and collective teams working in contemporary art and performance. Priority is given to artists working with social issues and experimenting with form.

Our funds can be used for any and all aspects of artistic practice – from early research and development of ideas, to travel costs, to production and presentation expenses, to day-to-day material or space needs.

Viewing names beginning with: “e”

Name	Year	Description	Keywords
Robert Eads	1994	Fellowship.
Eating in Public	2015	FREE SAMPLES (FS), a “Sidewalk-to-Table” edible weeds project at the Crop Shop farmers market at the Kuhio Park housing towers, the University of Hawai’i campus and other sites.	Installation, Performance
Barbara Edelstein	1988	Fellowship.
Axel Eden	2022	Fellowship.
Doug Edge	1986	Fellowship.
Larry Edwards	1990	Fellowship.
Gilda M. Edwards	1996 , 1995	Fellowship.
Rachel Naninaaq Edwardson	2010	Support for travel to the Inuit Circumpolar Conference in Greenland to film the Inuit communities’ public resolution of sovereignty and to collaborate with artists from Alaska, Canada, Greenland and Russia.	Travel
Michael Ehle	1994	Fellowship.
Hasan Elahi	2011	Support for travel to Transdniestria, the self-declared republic between Moldova and Ukraine, to document daily activities in its major cities using software the artist has developed. Image: Hasan Elahi, Tracking Transience: One on One. Courtesy of the artist and Michael Klein Arts, New York.	Travel
James Elaine	1994 , 1992 , 1986	Fellowship.
Maria Elena	1994	Fellowship.
Dick Elliot	1992	Fellowship.
Angela Ellsworth	2014	Support for Soundproofed, a solo performance in a Mormon Church-funded mall in Utah as part of the artist’s ongoing Plural Wife Project.	Film & Video, Performance, Research, Travel
Angela Ellsworth	1994	Fellowship.
Richard Elovich	1990 , 1988 , 1987	Fellowship.
Elsewhere Collective	2010	Support for the development of a collaborative project in Spree Park, an abandoned amusement park in Berlin, Germany.
Timothy Ely	1990 , 1988	Fellowship.
Maria Emilia	1992	Fellowship.
John Epperson	1987	Fellowship.
Kate Ericson/Mel Ziegler	1987	Fellowship.
Olen Erkins	1994	Fellowship.
Leslie Ernst	1989	Fellowship.
Bradley Eros/Aline Mare	1987	Fellowship.
James Esber	1990	Fellowship.
Rafa Esparza	2014	Support for Woven, a sculpture / performance venue, consisting of a 30-foot, sprung dance floor on the Los Angeles River.	Installation, Performance, Research
Lynn Estomin	1993	Fellowship.
Nicolás Dumit Estévez	2008	Support for Borderless– a project involving travel to the artist’s birthplace, Santiago de los Treinta Caballeros, Dominican Republic, in order to trace his genealogical roots to neighboring Haiti. The project challenges the tradition of Dominicans foregrounding their roots to Spain and distancing themselves from their neighbors.	Travel
Sally Etta	1993	Fellowship.
Emily Eveleth	1994	Fellowship.
Chris Eyre	1997	Fellowship.
Lower East Side Tenement Museum	1989	Organizational support.
devynn emory	2022	Fellowship.

Grant Program

Viewing names beginning with: “e”

Robert Eads

1994

Eating in Public

2015

Barbara Edelstein

1988

Axel Eden

2022

Doug Edge

1986

Larry Edwards

1990

Gilda M. Edwards

1996

1995

Rachel Naninaaq Edwardson

2010

Michael Ehle

1994

Hasan Elahi

2011

James Elaine

1994

1992

1986

Maria Elena

1994

Dick Elliot

1992

Angela Ellsworth

2014

Angela Ellsworth

1994

Richard Elovich

1990

1988

1987

Elsewhere Collective

2010

Timothy Ely

1990

1988

Maria Emilia

1992

John Epperson

1987

Kate Ericson/Mel Ziegler

1987

Olen Erkins

1994

Leslie Ernst

1989

Bradley Eros/Aline Mare

1987

James Esber

1990

Rafa Esparza

2014

Lynn Estomin

1993

Nicolás Dumit Estévez

2008

Sally Etta

1993

Emily Eveleth

1994

Chris Eyre

1997

Lower East Side Tenement Museum

1989

devynn emory

2022