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.

We spoke with artists who experienced the Taller, a series of multi-day, Spanish-language workshops on career advancement of artistic practice.

Sam Green speaks about his documentary about the Weather Underground whose story provides a complex, yet instructive example of what happens when a group decides peaceful protest isn’t enough.

The Arts Writers Grant supports emerging and established writers who are writing about contemporary visual art. Applications are open now through May 20, 2020.

Creative Capital has joined forces with national arts grantmakers to form Artist Relief — an initiative that includes immediate, unrestricted emergency funding of $5,000 for individual artists of all disciplines.

Maurice Berger, curator, critic, and art historian, passed away on March 23, 2020 of coronavirus-related causes. He received an Arts Writers Grant in 2014.

In times of crisis and uncertainty like these, we look to artists to guide us. Yet, artists are among the most affected in times like this, and we must redouble our efforts to support them.

As COVID-19 spreads through the country, more and more cities are going into lockdown, closing off arts venues and events and in turn, cancelling artists’ and arts workers’ means to produce an income. Here’s what you can do to help.

When artists receive a Creative Capital Award, the concepts and ideas driving the project can sound simple, but with the organization’s help, their work can become vehicles to connect and illuminate unrecognized voices across the world. Referring to the three artists, Allen writes, Besides their individual experiences within Latin American, immigrant, and US cultures, these