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2022 black ball projects micro-grant
This is our second year running the Micro-grant program. The program is funded entirely by your generous donations to Black Ball Projects. Currently the program is by nomination only, see our wonderful list of Nominators. This year we decided to move forward with a rotating genre format; the genre for 2022 is: "Painting in the Expanded Field". Our criteria is determined by three factors: having a mature art practice, being an under-exposed artist and being in financial need.
There is one winner and seven runner-ups.
The winner receives the Micro-grant of $2000, as well as a Viewing Room and an Artist's Talk on Black Ball Project's digital platform.
Each of the seven Runner-Ups receives a $250 stipend for the labor they put into the application process.
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2022 black ball projects micro-grant runner-ups
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2022 micro-granT winner
Mashell Black
Mashell Black, “Playground”, 104 x 138 inches, Oil on canvas, 2021
the 2022 micro-grant nominators
Inaugural 2021
Black Ball Projects Micro-grant
Winner of the $1500 Micro-grant:
Suzanne Wright
Runner-Up Nominees- each receiving $250:
Haile Binns
Yacine Boulares
Jordan Lord
Gloria Maximo
Laura Ortman
Aya Rodriguez-Izumi
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