Freelands Foundation C/o P Wardynski
Total Giving
$2.4M
Number of Grants
27
Median Grant
$104K
Grant Range
$6K - $244K
| Year | Assets | Total Giving | # Grants | Median Grant |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | $66.1M | $2.4M | 27 | $104K |
| 2022 | $92.9M | $3.3M | 33 | $74K |
| 2021 | $97.1M | $4.7M | 22 | $50K |
| 2020 | $112.9M | $973K | 17 | $39K |
ART FUND
FREELANDS ART FUND ACQUISITION SCHEME PLACING ARTWORKS OF PREVIOUS FREELANDS AWARD WINNING ARTISTS IN NATIONAL PUBLIC COLLECTIONS
• 2022
$19K
ARTS COUNCIL ENGLAND
PART OF A NATIONAL NETWORK OF 8 CREATIVITY COLLABORATIVES PILOT: TEACHING FOR CREATIVITY, ESTABLISHED TO EXPLORE AND TEST APPROACHES TO EMBED TEACHING FOR CREATIVITY.
• 2022
$244K
BATH SPA UNIVERSITY
FREELANDS PAINTING FELLOWSHIP
• 2022
$48K
CAMDEN ARTS CENTRE
TO BE USED TO FUND A PROJECT WHICH WILL INCLUDE: THE ANNUAL CERAMICS FELLOWSHIP - A RESIDENCY FOR EMERGING CERAMICS ARTISTS
• 2022
$44K
CREATE LONDON
HACKNEY WINDRUSH PROGRAMME. A PROJECT TO DELIVER A PROGRAMME OF LEARNING AND ENGARGEMENT IN EDUCATION AND THE COMMUNITY BETWEEN 2020 AND 2022
• 2022
$119K
DRAWING ROOM
GRANT FOR 'ROCK PAPER SCISSORS' IN WHICH ARTISTS WILL BE COMMISSIONED TO INSTIGATE ACTIVITY TO ALLOW LOCAL PRIMARY SCHOOL CHILDREN AND CREATIVE FREEDOM TO LEARN THROUGH RISK AND EXPERIMENTATION OVER 3 YEARS
• 2022
$142K
DUNDEE CONTEMPORARY ARTS LTD
THE GRANTS ARE TO BE USED TO FUND THE WORK OF THE PRINT STUDIO, WHICH PROVIDES OPEN AND AFFORDABLE ACCESS TO EXPERTISE, EQUIPMENT AND COURSES FOR PRINTMAKING AND RELATED ACTIVITIES
• 2022
$184K
G39
THE FUNDS ARE TO BE USED TO DEVELOP AND CURATE A SERIES OF ROLLING TWO-YEAR PROGRAMMES BASED ON THE SPECIFIC NEEDS OF FIVE SELECTED ARTISTS PER COHORT (TWENTY ARTISTS IN TOTAL) WITHIN THE GRANTEE'S COMMUNITY AS FURTHER DETAILED IN THE PROGRAMME OUTLINE (SET OUT IN SCHEDULE 1 OF THE CONTRACT).
• 2022
$118K
GASWORKS
THE FUNDS ARE TO BE USED TO FUND AN ARTIST PROGRAMME WHICH WILL BE STRUCTURED AS AN ANNUAL PROGRAMME FOR THREE YEARS IN WHICH AN EMERGING UK-BASED ARTIST LIVING AND WORKING OUTSIDE LONDON IS ENABLED TO RESEARCH, PRODUCE AND PRESENT A SIGNIFICANT NEW BODY OF WORK OVER 3 YEARS
• 2022
$67K
IKON GALLERY LTD
GRANT FOR 'SLOW BOAT', AN ALTERNATIVE YOUTH PROGRAM WHICH RAISES FUNDEMANTAL QUESTIONS CONCERNING THE DEFINITION AND RELEVANCE OF ART AGAINST A BACK DROP OF SOCIETAL CHANGE.
• 2022
$124K
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