AAMF Programs
AAMF's priority is to make fellowships and grants to support programs that promote cultural exchange and understanding, resource sharing, collaboration, or the exchange of cultural knowledge across borders through a "process of trust and sharing" approach.
Fellowships & Grants
Fellowships and grants support innovative research, study, training, artistic exploration, and knowledge exchange.
AAMF will help assist and feed other professional support to awardees for related trips.
This assistance and support will vary depending on the category of the award assistance program and the destination.
These include recommendations for sites and activities to participate in, Networking with professionals in the field and senior academic leaders in the industry, individual visa sponsorship for departure to the United States, and assistance in connecting the recipient with AAMF friends and partners organizations worldwide. In addition, we provide professional advice, feedback, and referrals to appropriate contacts beyond the financial support, so that the relationships established through the cross-cultural exchange can continue beyond the duration of the award.
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In addition to meeting the eligibility criteria, applicants must meet the scope of assistance and funding available from the Foundation and the priority objectives. Before submitting your application, please read the General Application Guidelines below and the detailed descriptions of each award program.
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This passage describes the general criteria for each AAMF program. Please be sure to refer to the detailed criteria for each artist program below, which are subject to change from year to year.
Individual Applicants (for Individual Fellowship Program, Los Angeles Fellowship Program
Must be a resident or citizen of the applicable country/region
Must be an artist, scholar, or artist in an eligible category
Group and Program Applicants
Must be from the applicable country/region
Must be a registered non-profit or NGO, or have financial sponsorship from a specific non-profit or NGO
Program participants must meet the "Individual Applicant" criteria above
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Unless expressly stated in the grant application guidelines, all grants are for international exchange with the applicable country/region only; applicants may not apply for any funding in their original place of residence.
The AAMF will only support travel and fellowship.
Travel expenses include but are not limited to international airfare, local transportation, visa fees, travel insurance, lodging, recipient's medical insurance, and living expenses.
Research expenses include, but are not limited to, innovative, academic, or professional exploratory activities, such as admission fees to cultural institutions or events, tickets, fees for classes and workshops, and appropriate translation costs*.
*The ACC is unable to accommodate applications requiring extensive or complete translation.
ACC funds do not apply to:
Travel that does not involve international art and cultural exchange
Commercial or industrial design
Any non-approval by the foundations for commercial activities
Art education tuition for an entire research college at a university or secondary school
Full study college tuition
Activities are undertaken outside of the grant period
Use of ACC grant to establish another grant program