Freelands Foundation C/o P Wardynski
Total Giving
$4.4M
Number of Grants
52
Median Grant
$41K
Grant Range
$774 - $431K
| Year | Assets | Total Giving | # Grants | Median Grant |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2024 | $67.1M | $4.4M | 52 | $41K |
| 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 |
TURNER CONTEMPORARY
GRANT TO SUPPORT PARTICIPATION IN THE SECOND STAGE OF THE FREELANDS AWARD APPLICATION PROCESS
• 2023
$431K
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.
• 2023
$412K
THE PUBLIC CATALOGUE FOUNDATION (ART UK)
GRANT TO SUPPORT ART UK'S SUPERPOWER OF LOOKING PROJECT
• 2023
$374K
INIVA
THE GRANT SHALL BE USED TO FUND THREE KEY AREAS OF THE GRANTEE'S WORK OVER A THREE AND A HALF YEAR PERIOD ENDING IN 2024. THESE THREE AREAS ARE CULTURAL MAPPING AND ORGANISATIONAL REVIEW, CREATING SUSTAINABLE REACH THROUGH STAFF CAPACITY AND DEVELOPING DIGITAL RESOURCES, AND TRANSFORMING CORE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMES TO DEVELOP ARTISTS AND AUDIENCES (THE PROJECT).
• 2023
$285K
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
• 2023
$268K
NEW ART EXCHANGE
POWER TO CHANGE. 3 YEAR PROJECT TO DEVELOP A SERIES OF PROGRAMMES THAT ENGAGE WITH THE LOCAL COMMUNITY TO CREATE LIFE-ENHANCING OPPORTUNITIES, NEW AUDIENCES FOR THE ARTS AND DIVERSE TALENT WITHIN THE ARTS
• 2023
$257K
SOUTH LONDON GALLERY
TO FUND A LONG TERM ART AND EDUCATION PROGRAM, IN WHICH INTERNATIONAL AND BRITISH ARTISTS WILL CREATE ART WORKS FOR THE RESIDENTS OF THE SCEAUX GARDENS, PELICAN AND ELMINGTON HOUSING ESTATES
• 2023
$187K
ART FUND
FREELANDS ART FUND ACQUISITION SCHEME PLACING ARTWORKS OF PREVIOUS FREELANDS AWARD WINNING ARTISTS IN NATIONAL PUBLIC COLLECTIONS
• 2023
$135K
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.
• 2023
$134K
UNIVERSITY OF ARTS LONDON
SUPPORT THE 20/20 THREE-YEAR PROGRAMME TO DEVELOP THE CREATIVE PRACTICES OF 20 EMERGING/MID-CAREER AND ETHNICALLY DIVERSE ARTISTS OF COLOUR, THROUGH PARTNERSHIPS WITH 20 PUBLIC ART COLLECTIONS ACROSS THE UK
• 2023
$133K
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