Art students, teachers, and artists of all ages can search for art contests and competitions; art jobs and internships; art scholarships, grants, and fellowships; art festivals; call for entries, proposals, and projects; and other opportunities in all disciplines.

Provides information about income and exhibition opportunities for artists including local, national, and international announcements with comprehensive descriptions and direct access to contacts, prospectuses and applications.

Up-to-date, comprehensive and unbiased database of health care resources for artists, performers, freelancers and the self-employed. Includes a state-by-state listing of health insurance resources. Its mission is to insure every artist in the US.

CPA firm Riley & Associates LLC developed this site for artists of all disciplines to address their tax needs.

CERF is committed to supporting the careers of craft artists throughout the United States. Through business and career-strengthening programs, emergency relief support, advocacy and research CERF helps professional craft artists strengthen and sustain the

This national nonprofit organization supports artists pursuing adventurous and imaginative work in the performing and visual arts, film/video, innovative literature, and emerging fields.

A primer on fiscal sponsorship for artists and arts organizations, including an overview of the various types of fiscal sponsorship models.

NYFA offers fiscal sponsorship arrangements to artists and arts organizations across the nation. In addition, the program provides free support and guidance in the form of payroll services and professional-development consultation.

Fractured Atlas is the country's largest fiscal sponsor for the arts. It works with thousands of artists and arts organizations nationwide to provide education and support for raising funds.

This site brings together resources for funding for female artists of all disciplines, including links to emergency funding.

In this video, author Gigi Rosenberg shares top tips from her book, The Artist’s Guide to Grant Writing: How to Find Funds and Write Foolproof Proposals for the Visual, Literary, and Performing Artist, which is designed to help artists navigate the process of pursuing funding for their work.

Provides a selected listing of funding related publications, information clearinghouses, and funders.

Although artists can get help in a variety of ways including cash grants, residencies, and employment or internships, applying for and receiving these types of assistance is not easy. This article provides a brief tutorial on how to go about it.

The National Park Services offers opportunities for two-dimensional visual artists, photographers, sculptors, performers, writers, composers, and craft artists to live and work in the parks. There are currently 29 parks participating in the Artist-In-Residence program.

NYFA Source lists over 12,000 awards, services and publications for individual artists and art professionals. It also lists resources for emergency funds, emergency grants to serve financial need or an emergency such as bereavement or illness.

This program provides online and in-person skill-building workshops to give artists practical advice on becoming self-sufficient.

Search by location, duration, season, discipline, and more fields. Must subscribe to get detailed results. Also includes alphabetical listing of 300+ programs. AAC is a national service organization that supports artists' communities by encouraging collaboration among members of the field, raising the visibility of these communities, and advocacy.

Although compiled by the North Carolina Arts Council, this listing is also national in scope and includes resources for dance, film/video, public art, theater, touring, and visual artists.

Many states have groups of volunteer lawyers that provide free legal services to artists and nonprofit art organizations. Check here to see if your state is listed.

State arts agencies provide grant funding, training, and other services and technical assistance for artists and arts organizations. They exist to increase public access to the arts and work to ensure that every community in America enjoys the cultural, civic, economic and educational benefits of a thriving arts sector.

Founded by artists for artists, The Field is dedicated to providing strategic services to thousands of performing artists and companies in New York City and beyond. Offers fiscal sponsorship.

Knowledge center on artist-in-residence opportunities worldwide.

A grant-making, artist-advocacy organization funded by foundations and private donors and dedicated to supporting America’s finest artists in all career stages, working across diverse disciplines. Its USA Fellows program awards unrestricted $50,000 grants to 50 artists each year.

Amazing artists are often overlooked because of poor grant proposals. Avoid missing out on funding because of a bad proposal with this step-by-step approach to creating a winning one.