Writing an Art Project Proposal

This focused masterclass supports artists and creatives in navigating one of the most crucial aspects of their practice: proposal writing. 

Participants will explore what makes proposals effective, persuasive, and adaptable across contexts, from grants and residencies to exhibitions and funding applications. 

You’ll gain: 

1. A solid understanding of the key components of a strong proposal. 
2. The ability to clearly articulate your artistic vision, goals, and methodology. 
3. Skills to adapt proposals for different audiences like funders, curators, and institutions. 
4. Confidence in writing artist statements, project descriptions, and budgets. 

Who it’s for: 

Artists, art students, and creatives. 

Requirements 

Participants should come prepared with: 

1. A project idea (real or conceptual) to develop into a proposal. 
2. A brief written description (100–200 words) of their project or practice. 
3. Any previous proposals, artist statements, or related writing (optional but encouraged).