Discipline Resources

Supports organizations devoted to architecture, historic preservation, fashion, graphic, industrial and/or interior design

Supports in-school and community-based arts education programs for learners of all ages

Supports capital projects improving accessibility, stability and sustainability of arts facilities

Supports dance in all its diversity and stylistic breadth as well as residencies and rehearsal space

Supports creative expression in all genres of time-based and moving image media, including emergent technology

Supports traditional cultural expression practiced by ethnic, regional and occupational groups

Supports the creation, publication, and dissemination of fiction, poetry, drama and literary prose

The Multidisciplinary Panel includes panelists with experience in a variety of different fields and disciplines. Panelists are drawn from a broad mix of organizations, which could include museums, theaters, artist-run groups, folk societies, universities, service organizations, or any other organization related to NYSCA's mission. The diverse nature of this panel makes it well suited to evaluate applications from organizations that do not fit easily into any of the other panels.Image: Arm-of-the-Sea Theater Children's Workshop. Photo by Greg Miller.

Supports diverse arts and cultural activities emphasizing the exhibition and interpretation of art, objects or historic spaces

Supports organizations producing chamber music, choral music, early music, jazz, new music, opera and orchestral music as well as community music schools

Supports presenters of live professional performing arts, including programming in single or multiple disciplines

NYSCA provides support to Local Arts Councils, Multi-Arts Centers, and Multi-Arts Service Organizations operating at the regional, county, and local levels.

Supports new work by NY State artists across a wide range of artistic areas

Supports theatre in all forms, including classic, contemporary and musical theatre and experimentation that crosses disciplinary boundaries

Supports contemporary art exhibitions, installations, workspace facilities, residencies, publications and critical writing