Jonathan and Barbara Silver Foundation Grant for Writing on Sculpture 2026

📖 About the Grant

The Jonathan and Barbara Silver Foundation provides a grant to support individuals engaged in writing projects that advance the field of sculpture. This program emphasizes:

• Artistic and intellectual growth
• Inclusive participation
• High-quality contributions to sculpture scholarship and criticism

🎁 Benefits

Recipients of the grant will enjoy the following benefits:

• Support for writers and sculptors focusing on sculpture.
• Encouragement for diverse applicants from various backgrounds.
• Advancement of the field of sculpture through criticism, art history, memoir, psychoanalytical study, philosophical meditation, and literary analysis.
• Promotion of artistic and intellectual development.
• Fostering of inclusive participation without discrimination.

✅ Eligibility Criteria

You are eligible to apply for the grant if you meet the following requirements:

• You are an individual.
• You are a citizen or permanent resident of the United States, or you hold an O-1 Visa.
• At least one example of your writing has been published within the last five years (between January 1, 2021, and the present).
• You are not currently enrolled in a degree-granting program.
• You are not an employee, consultant, or board member of the Jonathan and Barbara Silver Foundation, nor an immediate family member of such a person.

📅 Application Date and Process

• Application Deadline: 31 May, 2026
• To apply, visit the official application website.

🌟 Opportunity Application

For more details about the Jonathan and Barbara Silver Foundation Grant for Writing on Sculpture, visit the official website.

This grant is a unique opportunity for writers and sculptors to contribute to the field of sculpture while fostering their artistic and intellectual growth. Don't miss the chance to apply!

• Support writers and sculptors focusing on sculpture.
• Encourage diverse applicants from various backgrounds.
• Advance the field of sculpture through criticism, art history, memoir, psychoanalytical study, philosophical meditation, and literary analysis.
• Promote artistic and intellectual development of applicants.
• Foster inclusive participation without discrimination.