Alameda County Arts Commission

Overview

The Alameda County Arts Commission provides financial support to Alameda County nonprofit arts organizations each year through the Alameda County Supervisors’ ARTSFUND Grants Program. The Grants Program supports all art forms – dance, literature, media arts, music, theater, visual arts, traditional arts and crafts, and multidisciplinary programs. Support for the Grants Program is provided by the Alameda County Board of Supervisors, by citizen contributions to Alameda County’s ARTSFUND, and by County employee contributions through the Foundation for the Arts in Alameda County.

The general goals of the Alameda County Supervisors' ARTSFUND Grants Program are to:

Promote the development of Alameda County as a center for arts innovation and excellence;
Increase high quality arts programs throughout the County;
Promote Alameda County arts organizations with unique programs, organizations in communities that have relatively few established arts programs, organizations that are newly formed and/or small and mid-sized;
Encourage participation by Alameda County's diverse populations and under-represented peoples in all aspects of arts and cultural activities within the County;
Involve County residents as participants and audiences of County arts programs

Information for Current Grant Recipients

2013 ARTSFUND Final Report Form
Downloads: PDF 2013 ARTSFUND Final | Word.doc 2013 ARTSFUND Final
Final Report Form due July 30, 2015

2014 ARTSFUND Final Report Form
Downloads: PDF 2014 ARTSFUND Final | Word.doc 2014 ARTSFUND Final
Final Report Form due July 30, 2016

Alameda County Arts Commission Logo
In the materials printed or published by grantee for distribution or reading by the public, the grantee shall acknowledge the Arts Commission's grant award by including the “Alameda County Arts Commission” within the appropriate list and its funding level and/or category.Additionally, please add the Alameda County Arts Commission logo to your printed and digital documents when acknowledging your supporters.

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Marion Coleman, Dancer on Parade, 2006, quilted textile, 39 x 69 inches. Artwork is part of the Alameda County Art Collection: Artwork Created by Alameda County Artists. Photo: Sibila Savage.