On Our Radar 2021 features noteworthy projects in all disciplines that advanced to the final round in the competitive selection process for the Creative Capital Award.

After an extensive national search, Creative Capital is happy to introduce our next president and executive director.

How was art and art-making affected this year? Artists excel at responding creatively to unique situations. In this article we review the Creative Capital Projects that premiered this year, providing a glimpse at the state of the contemporary art world in 2020.

Creative Capital is pleased to announce the selection of 35 projects, the work of 42 individual artists, for the 2021 Creative Capital Awards.

The Andy Warhol Foundation Arts Writers Grant is pleased to announce its 2020 grantees. The program supports writing about contemporary art and aims to ensure that critical writing remains a valued mode of engaging the visual arts.

Amy Smith, Daniel Park, Caroline Woolard, and Kristina Wong discuss alternative ways of working in solidarity and community, and maintaining financial stability and wellness as artists.

In her 20-year history with Creative Capital, Leslie Singer has not just seen how the organization has grown, but has also borne witness to the changing landscape of the arts and the nonprofit world.

Ruby Lerner talks about the creation of Creative Capital, starting with its early history, and origin to explain how her vision shaped the unique model of supporting artists.

Creative Capital is happy to announce the addition of six new members to its Board of Directors, and the election of Annie Han and Bill Foulkes as Co-Chairs.

Artists like Matthew Moore are uniquely skilled at pivoting their work to adapt to challenging circumstances while maintaining the integrity and strength of their vision.