The Andy Warhol Foundation announced its spring 2025 grant recipients, allocating $4.3 million to 51 visual arts organizations across 25 states and Puerto Rico. Funded initiatives include multiyear support for 30 small and midsize organizations and exhibition funding for 16 museums and galleries. Five curatorial research fellowships will also be supported. The grants come against a backdrop of reduced federal funding for the arts, highlighting the foundation's commitment to empowering artists and supporting diverse artistic expressions in various communities.
The Andy Warhol Foundation will award $4.3 million to visual arts organizations across twenty-five states and Puerto Rico in their spring 2025 grants.
Thirty small and midsize organizations will receive multiyear funding, while sixteen museums and galleries will gain exhibition support.
Warhol Foundation president Joel Wachs acknowledged the ongoing challenges of federal funding reductions and emphasized the importance of supporting artists' expressions.
Grant recipients include organizations focused on community-oriented activities, providing safe spaces for artists, and those promoting underrepresented voices.
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