CAA Publication Grant
About this opportunity
The College Art Association offers publication grants to support scholarly writing in art history and visual studies. The Millard Meiss Publication Fund supports book-length scholarly manuscripts in art history and visual studies, while the Wyeth Foundation grant focuses on American art (US, Canada, Mexico). These grants help fund the publication of important new research.
Application tips
Your manuscript should be substantially complete and represent original scholarly contribution. Having a publisher interested in the project strengthens your application.
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