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Art Belongs Here Grants

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Art Belongs Here is a neighborhood placemaking and revitalization project that creates temporary and permanent artworks in public space. This citywide initiative by the City of Reno and the Reno Arts & Culture Commission will encourage collaboration among artists, community groups, and businesses to create projects that transform spaces, nurture community identity, promote our vibrant neighborhoods, and demonstrate cultural diversity and inclusiveness.

Applicants can request up to $15,000 in funding per project. Grants must be matched 1:1 by applicants through cash or in-kind contributions (goods or services) or volunteer time.

We are not currently accepting Art Belongs Here Grant applications.

Art Belongs Here Grant Guidelines

Past Art Belongs Here Projects

2023 Art Belongs Here Grant Recipients

The following groups will be awarded funding for projects in 2023 in various locations throughout the City of Reno for a total amount of $45,841:

Be the Change Project and the Generator, for Wedekind Road "Kids at Play" Mural on Wedekind Road between Montello Street and Clearacre Lane

Custom Ink and students from the Honor Academy of Literature's National Junior Honor Society, for the Keystone and I-80 Wall Mural

Friends of Lake Park, for Lake Park Artistic Seating and Bike Rack

The Holland Project, for the HP Billboard Gallery series in 2023

Truckee Meadows Parks Foundation, artist Nathaniel Benjamin and the Washoe Tribal community, for the Rosewood Nature Study Area Visitor Center Murals

2021-2022 Art Belongs Here Grant Recipients

Staff Contact

Erica Hill, Arts & Culture Program Assistant- 775-379-9497

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