The anolic Family awards

Pastel by Bertha Anolic (detail)

DEADLINE EXTENDED: JUNE 1st, 2024

*  NOTE: We care deeply about the safety of our student travel award winners. Due to an abundance of caution, and a US State Department travel advisory, the 2024 award will be a virtual, not a travel award. 

WHAT IS THE AWARD? 

  The sum of $1,000 will be awarded to a Jewish student who has a particular interest in the visual arts and/or the art history of Israel to explore and develop that artistic interest.

WHO IS ELIGIBLE TO APPLY ? 

  Any Jewish student (junior, senior, or graduate), studying in a Jewish studies college program, department of fine arts, or an academically accredited art school. While applicants must demonstrate a sincere interest in the visual arts, and a Jewish perspective towards the creative process, you do not have to be an art student to apply. 

WHAT WILL THE AWARD FUND? 

    The award is to be used for independent study about Israel in the visual arts. The award may be used towards funding museum research, independent art historical research, studio work, materials, professional mentorship and consultation, etc. 

FOR APPLICATION GUIDELINES CLICK HERE

Oil Painting by Naomi Anolic (detail)

DEADLINE: JUNE 1st, 2024

 WHAT IS THE AWARD? 

 An award of $1,000 towards the completion of a specific project. An applicant for the Naomi Anolic Award will have demonstrated great potential, but not yet have achieved broad success or be considered well established professionally. 

WHO IS ELIGIBLE TO APPLY? 

Active early career Jewish visual artists between the ages of twenty-five and thirty-five may apply. 

Students may not apply.

WHAT IS ELIGIBLE? 

The Early Career Visual Arts award is for 

painting, drawing, sculpture or mixed-media.

FOR APPLICATION GUIDELINES CLICK HERE

Charcoal drawing by Bertha Anolic (detail)

DEADLINE: JUNE 1st, 2024

 WHAT IS THE AWARD? 

The sum of $1,500 will be awarded towards the creation of a unique, one-of-a-kind, or limited edition, work of art in the field of Jewish 

book arts. 

Book Arts refers to works of art that originate from a relationship to the book form, ranging from scrolls, accordion-style, illuminated manuscripts, graphic novels or hand-bound printed sheets, as well as hand-made paper, newspapers, comics, ephemera, deconstructed books, photographs, etc. 

Jewish Book Arts refers to a work that relates in some way to the greater world of Jewish writings, religion, Jewish thought, history or culture and how words appear in the Jewish tradition. Possible reference points could include: Prayer books, the mezuzah, the ketubbah, Jewish history, sacred texts, the haggadah, etc.

WHO IS ELIGIBLE TO APPLY? 

All active, professional artists, working in the field of book arts, who have exhibited within the last five years are eligible to apply.

FOR APPLICATION GUIDELINES CLICK HERE