Getty Grant Program Multiple Addresses (see below)

Countries Served..........................................................................

Newly Independent States

Armenia Azerbaijan Belarus Georgia	Kazakhstan Kyrgystan Moldova Russia	Tadjikistan Turkmenistan Ukraine Uzbekistan
Balkans Albania Bulgaria Romania former Yugoslavia	Baltics Estonia Latvia Lithuania	Central Europe Czech Republic Hungary Poland Slovakia

Other: ALL COUNTRIES

Program Topics............................................................................

Arts and Culture Community Development Democracy and Governance Economic and Business Development Education Environment

Health Human Rights Media and Communications NGO Development Peace and Security Social Welfare Women

Other:

Types of Support..........................................................................
Grant Range: $ 3,000 - $250,000

Annual Campaign Building and Renovation Capital Campaign Conferences and Seminars Consulting Services Continuing Support Curriculum Development Debt Reduction Emergency Funds Employee Matching Gifts Employee-related Scholarships Endowment Funds Equipment

Exchange Programs Fellowships General Operating Support Individuals Inkind Gifts Internships Land Acquisition Lectureships Loans Matching Funds Operating Budgets Professorships Program Development

Program Related Investments Publication Renovation Projects Research Scholarship Funds Scholarships to Individuals Seed Money Special Projects Student Aid Student Loans to Individuals Technical Assistance

Program Areas...............................................................................

The Getty Grant Program supports a wide range of projects that promote research in the history of art and related fields, advancement of the understanding of art, and conservation of cultural heritage.
Specific categories of support include:
1) Scholarship in the History of Art: provides support for scholarship to foster intellectual development of the field and to strengthen basic resources, including postdoctoral fellowships and senior research grants; support for up to three years for publications to advance scholarship in art and architectural history, and support for resources including research centers, archival projects, and reference works.
*The Special Initiative for Central and Eastern Europe is a short-term initiative providing fellowships to scholars from the region at or beyond postdoctoral level in art history and related fields. Fellowships are designed to enable scholars to pursue art-historical research for a four month period outside their home countries and to enhance opportunities for scholarly access and cultural exchange. The project is currently being administered out of the University of Rochester, Rochester, New York, USA. Contact: Sharon Dickman, University of Rochester, Tel: 716-275-4128 or Libby Rogers, J. Paul Getty Trust, Tel.: 310-440-6616
2) Conservation: intended to strengthen the practice of conservation and protect outstanding examples of the world's artistic and architectural heritage; includes support for conservation of works of art including surveys, treatment and training, as well as architectural conservation programs.
3) Museums: committed to assisting museums with art collections in the development of projects that utilize their collections as both scholarly and educational resources, including cataloging of resources and interpretive services that enhance the public's understanding of museums' permanent collections.
4) Professional Organizations: grants are available to major national and international professional organizations concerned with scholarship, conservation, or museums for special projects that these organizations consider crucial to the fields they serve.

Restrictions and Limitations............................................................

Must be visual arts; does not support operating expenses or endowment funds, indirect costs, building construction or maintenance, or the production or acquisition of works of art

Publications...................................................................................

Application Guidelines

Grant List

Annual Report

Application Procedures..................................................................

Letter of Inquiry Required
Length:
Contents:
Before submitting an application, potential applicants should request the detailed guidelines for the grant category in which they intend to request funding. Contact the Grant Program office for assistance if uncertain about which detailed guidelines to request.

The detailed guidelines outline eligibility requirements, deadlines, application procedures, review process and notification dates for most of the grant categories.

Although inquiries are welcome in any format, final applications are not accepted via fax.

Application Form Provided
Proposal:
Requirements:

Submission Date...........................................................................

Anytime

Funding Decision.........................................................................

Final notification is usually within 6 months of receipt of complete application

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