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ARC Grants
Show me the money!
If only it were that easy. At CCI, we understand that whether you are well established or just starting out, all artists need access to financial resources in order to pursue their creative ideas. CCI believes that by linking the natural creativity and tolerance for risk of artists to the latest business tools and practices, and by helping to connect them to new financial resources, and to one another, CCI can give artists the knowledge and economic independence needed to bring their ideas to fruition, and establish a new voice for artists based on their collective clout. This is our vision. Knowledge is power. Personal networks build community. And financial independence supports creative freedom.
Currently, CCI offers the following funding programs for individual artists:
 • The CCI “Investing in Artists" Grants Program, providing grants up to $10,000 to individual artists in California for the acquisition of arts equipment and materials or towards artistic innovation in the creation of new work, or an artist’s creative process.
 • The Creative Capacity Fund (CCF) is a collaborative funding initiative of the Center for Cultural Innovation and multiple California Arts funders that is designed to strengthen the work of artists and arts administrators by providing them with access to a wide range of professional development and peer learning opportunities in California, and nationally.
 • Beginning January 1, 2011, CCI took over administration of the Durfee Foundation's ARC Program (Artists' Resource for Completion). The quarterly deadline cycle, selection process and grant dollars available will remain the same. The Durfee Foundation and the Center for Cultural Innovation are very excited to partner in continuing to make this important and vital resource available to L.A. artists. The 2012 Guidelines and Application for the current Quarterly Deadline are now available.
For more information on other funding opportunities, you can access a national grants database for artists developed by NYFA Source at http://www.nyfa.org/source.
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