Bank of America becomes new presenting sponsor of ACP!  

A 25k award, applications due July 31st, more info at William H. Johnson Foundation for the Arts.

“The William H. Johnson Foundation for the Arts is a nonprofit, tax-exempt organization that seeks to encourage African American artists early in their careers through its annual award, The William H. Johnson Prize. Early career African American artists who work in painting, photography, sculpture, printmaking, installation and/or new genre are eligible to apply.”

  • TwitThis
  • StumbleUpon
  • E-mail this story to a friend!
  • Digg
  • del.icio.us
  • Google Bookmarks
  • Facebook
Posted in Opportunities & Call to Artists on 06.01.09 at 11:20 am | Entry Feed

One Response to “William H. Johnson Prize for African American Artists”

  1. Lumumba Dunduza Says:

    I am utterly eager to receive the application for this wonderful, God-given opportunity. I am in dire need of such support, enabling me to continue doing what I have, thus far, dedicated much of my life to: photography. While I am certain that an innumerable amount of talent artists exist, all of whom may be worthy of consideration for this prize, I cannot articulate enough how such an award will engender an immense leap forward for myself. This year has been acutely devastating for me in that I have been literally forced to consider leaving the field due to lack of opportunity and support. This opportunity will clearly allow me to rebuild via equipment purchases and a launching of photo series I’ve long dreamed of pursuing, and the launching of my first photography book. I can go on tirelessly about what I can gain such an opportunity. I feel as though all I’ve ever needed was a lump sum of financial support to assist me but, thus far, such opportunities have evaded me. I am not from an affluent background like many of my photographic peers and I simply need such a ‘prize’ bestowed upon me. I can do wonderous creative things given the opportunity. I am extremely creative, I make backdrops with me own hands and I love the visual arts and want to dedicate my life to it. Please inform me of how to apply. Best, Lumumba

Leave a Reply

ACP Now!


Explore the best source for
all things photographic in Atlanta
(and beyond) and receive
ACP Now! updates by email
.

Categories

Friends & Neighbors

2point8
5B4
Alec Soth’s Blog Archives
Amy Stein
Art Relish
artscriticATL
ATLArts Blog
Aubrey Williams
Beep Beep Blog
Blake Andrews
Brian Ulrich
Burn Away
Conscientious
Counterforces
Delayed: LFES
Flak Photo
Gather Atlanta
Ground Glass
Heading East
Horses Think
I Heart Photograph
James Danziger
Lens Culture
Mary Virginia Swanson Blog
New Orleans Photo
Personism
Pisconeri Studio & Workshops
Richard Renaldi
SCAD photoblog
Showcase School of Photography
Steve Aishman
ThoughtMarker
Unphotographable
Vincent Laforet
We Can’t Paint
Westside Arts
What’s the Jackanory
whitespace blog
Women in Photography
Wren’s Nest
Zoe Strauss


Donate
Support ACP with a secure, tax-deductible, online donation.


E: info@acpinfo.org

P: 404.634.8664

Follow ACP on Facebook, Flickr, Twitter, Vimeo, via RSS and more!

For Atlanta area photo labs, printers, schools, stores, and groups, see ATL Photo Resources.


Supporters of Atlanta Celebrates Photography
Sponsors of Atlanta Celebrates Photography
Sponsors of Atlanta Celebrates Photography
The High Museum of Art | Corporate Community Outsourcing | Grady High School
Piedmont Park Conservancy | SCAD | Airtran | Myriad Print Studio | tehCompany.com
Atlanta Contemporary Art Center | Frequent Small Meals | The Showcase School
Forward Designs | MOCAGA | Lumière | Myott


Atlanta Celebrates Photography
1135 Sheridan Rd.
Atlanta, GA 30324 USA
http://www.acpinfo.org
info@acpinfo.org
t: 404.634.8664 / f: 404.634.9316
Established in 1998, Atlanta Celebrates Photography supports Atlanta's emergence as an international center for photography. Through an annual October festival and year-round programs, ACP seeks to nurture and support photographers, educate and engage audiences, promote diverse photography venues, and enrich Atlanta's cultural scene. Through these efforts, we facilitate Atlanta's emergence as a world-class cultural city.

This site looks best in Firefox 3 or Safari 3 web browsers.