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Edison Price Fellowship

THE NUCKOLLS FUND FOR LIGHTING EDUC

Foundation Biennial Grants for Education

Funding Amount

Varies

Deadline

January 1, 2027

253 days left

Grant Type

foundation

Overview

Edison Price Fellowship

Overview: Memorial fellowship grant honoring the legacy of Edison Price, pioneering lighting designer and inventor.

About Edison Price: Lighting industry pioneer (1935-death) credited with inventing glare-free recessed fixtures and track lighting systems. Designed lighting for major architects including Mies van der Rohe (Seagram Building) and Philip Johnson (Four Seasons restaurant). His fixtures illuminate art in over 200 museums worldwide including MoMA, Whitney, Kimball, and the Louvre.

Program Established: 1999 (first award)

Status: Next offering in 2027

Recurrence: Biennial (every 2 years)

Geographic Scope: United States

Eligibility:

  • Established lighting education programs

  • Board members ineligible to apply
  • Contact Information:

  • Jeanne Clemente, Manager, Fund Operations

  • The Nuckolls Fund for Lighting Education, Inc.

  • PO Box 635, Garrison, NY 10524

  • Phone: 914-602-9997

  • Email: jeanne@nuckollsfund.org
  • Website: nuckollsfund.org

    How to Apply

    Application Process

    Deadline: January 6 (biennial years)

    How to Apply:
    1. Download the Edison Price Fellowship RFP from the website
    2. Submit completed proposal by January 6 deadline
    3. Proposals must be submitted in plain text with simple graphics

    Note: Next offering is 2027. Check website for specific year's application requirements.

    Application Materials Available: Download RFP document from application forms page

    Focus Areas & Funding Uses

    Fields of Work

    education

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