How much funding can be received?

<p>Access financial and developmental support to artists, craftspeople, and arts organizations to foster the growth of the arts sector across the territory.</p>

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Funding modalities for the Northwest Territories Arts Council Funding are structured to accommodate various scales of artistic projects and the developmental needs of artists and arts organizations.

Small Arts Project Grants provide up to $5,000 per intake for small-scale projects, supporting art supplies, education, and training.
Medium Arts Project Grants offer up to $10,000 per intake, covering costs for medium-scale project exhibition, education, and artistic development.
Large Arts Project Funds disburse up to $100,000 annually for large-scale arts projects like festivals, supporting coordinators, artist fees, and equipment rentals.
Arts Operating Funds offer up to $200,000 per year to support fixed operational costs of arts organizations.

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This funding supports a wide range of artistic endeavors designed to enhance the cultural landscape and creative expression within the Northwest Territories. Eligible projects include both individual and organizational efforts aimed at education, artistic development, and arts exhibition.

Creation of traditional apparel and paintings, including costs for materials such as beads, threads, and furs.
Educational initiatives like workshops and training sessions to develop artistic skills.
Artistic development projects that offer growth opportunities through training and mentorship.
Completion and exhibition of art collections or medium-scale art projects.
Coordination of arts events and festivals to showcase local talents and foster community engagement.
Hosting residencies and providing platforms for artists to collaborate and share ideas.
Support for grassroots organizations and artists in organizing and executing art-related events.

grant_single|admissibleProjectsExample

$ 1,500

Develop a series of traditional Inuit paintings

$ 2,000

Organize a beadwork training program for youth

$ 1,500

Create a series of traditional apparel designs

$ 3,500

Set up an education program in art history focusing on indigenous art

$ 3,000

Host a series of art supply workshops for emerging artists

$ 4,000

Launch an artistic development initiative for painters

grant_single_labels|admissibility

Eligibility for this grant is determined by specific requirements related to the applicant's profile and proposed activities.

The applicant must be an artist, craftsperson, or arts organization based in the Northwest Territories.
For the Medium Arts Project Grants, the applicant must not be currently receiving funding from either the Large Arts Project Fund or Arts Operating Fund.
The project must be a small to medium-scale arts project or event aimed at artistic creation or exhibition.
The applicant must adhere to the deadlines for submission: February 28 and August 31 for the Medium Arts Project Grants, and January 31 for the Arts Operating Fund.

grant_eligibility_criteria|who_can_apply

The Arts Project Grants cover a wide range of applicants including individual artists, craftspeople, and organizations. Specifically, funding is available for emerging to mid-career artists, craftspeople, small groups, mid-career to established artists and craftspeople, arts organizations, and non-arts organizations that support the arts. Each category has specific funding limits and intended uses for the grant money.

grant_eligibility_criteria|who_cannot_apply

This grant does not specify any types of companies or industries that are excluded from applying based on their status or main activity. Without specific details, no restrictions can be outlined.

grant_eligibility_criteria|eligible_expenses

The Arts Project Grant - Small focuses on providing support to individuals and groups for small-scale arts initiatives. These projects aim to enhance artistic skills through education, training, and the creation of art using various supplies and materials.

Creation of traditional apparel such as beaded garments or fur clothing.
Production of artworks like paintings using acquired art supplies.
Participation in education and training workshops to advance artistic skills.
Development initiatives for artistic growth and project completion.

grant_eligibility_criteria|zone

The Northwest Territories Arts Council Funding is specifically designed for residents and organizations within the Northwest Territories of Canada. This focus supports the local arts sector's growth and development, ensuring cultural enrichment throughout the region.

Northwest Territories, Canada

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The evaluation and selection of projects for the Arts Project Grants in the Northwest Territories focus on several criteria essential to the growth and sustainability of the arts sector, though specific point scores are not provided in the available context.

Alignment with the funding objectives to support arts development across the territory.
Contribution to the professional development of the artist or arts organization.
Extent to which the project enhances cultural understanding and appreciation.
Feasibility and clarity of the project plan, including timelines and budget.
Potential for positive impact on local communities and cultural engagement.

grant_single_labels|register

Here are the steps to submit an application for this grant:

Step 1: Access Information
- Visit the official website of the Government of Northwest Territories.
- Navigate to the Arts Project Grant section under Programs and Services.
- Download the info sheet and view the full list of arts and culture funding for details.
Step 2: Prepare Your Proposal
- Identify the category of funding you are eligible for (e.g., Small Arts Project Grant, Medium Arts Project Grants, etc.).
- Prepare a detailed project description including objectives, intended outcomes, and target audience.
- Prepare a budget outlining how the grant money will be spent.
- Include details about your background, experience, and any previous projects in the arts sector.
Step 3: Compile Supporting Documents
- Gather any necessary supporting documents such as artistic resumes, portfolios, and letters of support from the arts community if applicable.
- Ensure all documents are up-to-date and well-organized.
Step 4: Submit Application
- Contact the Culture and Heritage division for application forms if not available online.
- Complete all sections of the application form accurately.
- Submit your application by email to culturefund@gov.nt.ca before the deadline.
Step 5: Confirmation
- Await confirmation from the Culture and Heritage department regarding the receipt of your application.
- Follow up if you do not receive confirmation within a reasonable timeframe.

grant_single_labels|otherInfo

Here are additional relevant details for this grant:

Applicants may need to submit supporting documentation, such as a CV or portfolio, to demonstrate their artistic experience.
Collaboration with other artists or organizations is encouraged and may strengthen the application.
Grant recipients might be required to acknowledge the funding source in their project materials and communications.
Successful applicants must adhere to reporting and accountability requirements, which may include providing financial reports or project updates.