Anthony Quinn Foundation Scholarship

High school students seeking funding for a recognized pre-college or summer intensive arts program in literary, media, performing, or visual arts. One discipline per application. Cannot fund online programs, private lessons, secondary/college tuition, travel, or previously attended programs.

1. Submit Registration Form when registration opens (typically fall).
2. After approval, complete full application by the winter deadline.
3. Identify the summer/pre-college program and request an invoice if awarded.
4. Funds are paid directly to the arts program.

• Registration form
• Full application with artistic materials for one discipline
• Designated recognized pre-college/summer intensive program information

The Anthony Quinn Foundation Scholarship Program was established to commemorate Anthony Quinn’s contribution to the arts and support his vision for an art conscious society. The Scholarship Program provides financial assistance to high school students who wish to attend a recognized pre-college, or summer intensive arts education program. The Scholarship Program is an annual competition for high school students seeking funding to attend summer intensive arts programs. Applicants must demonstrate exceptional talent, dedication, and a strong commitment to personal artistic growth. The Scholarship Program focuses on the Literary Arts, Media Arts (Animation, Anime, Film, Graphic Design, Photography), Performing Arts (Dance, Instrumental, Singing, Theatre) and the Visual Arts (Architecture, Drawing, Painting, Sculpture). Scholarship recipients can apply Foundation funds to any recognized pre-college or arts education program. Funds awarded will be sent directly to the arts education program designated by the student. The Anthony Quinn Foundation Scholarship cannot be used for currently attending programs, previously attended programs, private instruction, secondary school, college tuition, or travel expenses. Past Anthony Quinn Foundation Scholarship recipients are not eligible to apply again.

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