How much funding does The Nicholas Dahl Visiting Artist Scholarship Grant provide?

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The Nicholas Dahl Visiting Artist Scholarship Grant

Q: How often is The Nicholas Dahl Visiting Artist Scholarship Grant offered?

The Nicholas Dahl Visiting Artist Scholarship Grant accepts applications on a rolling basis.

Provincetown Art Association and Museum

Foundation Grants for Arts Grants for LGBTQ Nonprofits

Funding Amount

Not stated

Deadline

Deadline not published

Grant Type

Foundation

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Cycle: Rolling — applications accepted year-round
Tracked since: April 2026

From the program guidelines: “Today, PAAM remains a professional association of 700 contemporary artists, a collector of significant works by those who have lived and worked on Cape Cod, and a provider of educational and cultural programs year-round.”

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Eligible organizations

The scholarship is offered to LGBTQIA+ individuals, 30 years of age and under, who demonstrate a passion for the arts in the form of writing, poetry, painting, theater, music or other artistic mediums.

Other requirements

The artist must commit to spending at least one week in Provincetown from November-April, at a time mutually agreed upon with PAAM, and Have demonstrated financial need.

Overview

The Nicholas Dahl Visiting Artist Scholarship, offered by the Provincetown Art Association and Museum, supports LGBTQIA+ artists aged 30 and under with a passion for various art forms. This one-week scholarship, available from November to April, includes lodging, workshop materials, and studio access. It aims to foster creativity and connections within the vibrant Provincetown arts community while promoting educational opportunities in the arts.

Provincetown Art Association and Museum
More than one hundred years ago, in 1914, PAAM began as a collaboration between artists and business people to exhibit and collect works of art created by Provincetown artists.
Today, PAAM remains a professional association of 700 contemporary artists, a collector of significant works by those who have lived and worked on Cape Cod, and a provider of educational and cultural programs year-round.
Scholarships
PAAM offers two scholarships opportunities for taking a workshop in our Lillian Orlowsky and William Freed Museum School.
Scholarships like these help PAAM fulfil its mission of promoting education of the public in the arts. Workshops at PAAM are offered year-round and are taught by local teaching artists whose work is rooted in the culture and legacy of Provincetown.
Created to honor the life of Nicholas Dahl, the scholarship aims to foster creative connections and opportunities in Provincetown.
The scholarship will fund a one-week creative experience in Provincetown during the “off-season” (November-April), including lodging, a workshop at PAAM and associated materials, use of a PAAM studio, a PAAM Membership, and the opportunity to visit the Fine Arts Work Center, the National Seashore, and artist and writer studios.

Eligibility

The scholarship is offered to LGBTQIA+ individuals, 30 years of age and under, who demonstrate a passion for the arts in the form of writing, poetry, painting, theater, music or other artistic mediums. The artist must commit to spending at least one week in Provincetown from November-April, at a time mutually agreed upon with PAAM, and Have demonstrated financial need.