Artadia will once again recognize Boston as part of Artadia's national network.
Artadia, a nonprofit grantmaker and nationwide community of visual artists, curators, and patrons, has announced the addition of Boston as a program city to its annual cycle in 2022.
In the years 2007-2014, Artadia funded 20 artists with impactful unrestricted grants in the greater Boston metropolitan area. After years of continued planning and establishing partnerships on the local level, Artadia will once again recognize Boston as part of Artadia's national network.
"Our return to Boston is a demonstration of seizing opportunity, timeliness, and responsiveness. We look forward to supporting the work of deserving artists once more and help seed the creativity that already exists in the larger Boston community." - Carolyn Ramo, Executive Director of Artadia. "Artadia's decision to reinstate the Boston Awards couldn't have happened at a more necessary time. The city's art community at the current moment is thriving with young, emerging, and established artists who are in need of a platform that would allow them the support, dialogue, and community of a larger national network. I am thrilled to have Artadia back in Boston." - Lucy Kim, 2014 Boston Artadia Awardee.Videos