In its 2018 award cycle, The Creative Capital | Andy Warhol Foundation Arts Writers Grant Program has awarded a total of $725,000 to 21 writers.

After receiving the Creative Capital Award in 2008, Lynn Hershman Leeson created Women Art Revolution, a compilation of interviews with iconic feminist artists and curators such as Judy Chicago, Hannah Wilke, and Marcia Tucker. We caught up with Leeson to talk about her creative practice spanning five decades.

Jim Findlay Electric Lucifer The Kitchen New York, New York In this project, more than 15 years in the making, Jim Findlay revives the legacy of electronic music pioneer Bruce Haack with a rock opera starring Okwui Okpokwasili, a fellow Creative Capital Awardee, as Lucifer. “With Ms. Okpokwasili onstage,” the New York Times wrote in

Queridos, With everything going on in the world right now, it’s increasingly difficult to see the light ahead. But we’re fortunate at Creative Capital because every day we get to see the powerful work of artists who are using their practices to address the state of the world. Artists are truth-seekers and storytellers. They create,

In this interview, Barbara told us that it was not only a way for her to give to a future generation of risk-taking artists like herself, but it helped her think about her budget at the end of a project’s lifespan. Today, Barbara’s example has helped us think about the kinds of artists we seek

Do you find that conveying a message through your work is easier than communicating about your work? We have two upcoming New York workshops at our Downtown Manhattan office that will help you communicate about your practice, whether it’s through the web, through social media, or in person. Building and Engaging Digital Presence Led by

Sometimes the most difficult part of creating your artwork is finding the right kind of funding to make it happen. We know it’s not always easy! So, this October, we have a curriculum of courses to help you fund your work, and budget for your projects. You can participate in every online workshops live, or

The Dinners Project is a platform for artists and communities around the country to host potluck-style gatherings from October 4 to 7, 2018 to ensure artists’ voices are an active part of civic discourse leading up to the midterm elections. This is an important moment in our nation’s history—now is the time to break bread

September is back to school season, and Creative Capital has a new curriculum of online workshops to help you market and promote your artistic practice. Develop your marketing strategy, then implement it through your website, email outreach, and Kickstarter campaign. Finally, seal the deal with our tutorial on the essentials of negotiation. You can participate

Lea en español Taller is conducted in Spanish and is open to Spanish-speaking Latinx artists living in the New York City area with priority given to Bronx-based artists. Up to 24 applicants will be chosen to participate for free. “New York City has such a rich and vibrant community of Latinx artists who share Creative