The information and resources on this page are intended to help grantees with tasks related to the administration of their grant, from award acceptance through final reporting.

Looking for help with the process of applying for a grant? Visit our applicant resources page.

Frequently Asked Questions


Each grant program has specific eligible expenses and funding restrictions lists. Please refer to the guidelines for your grant to confirm eligible use of funds.

Creative Capacity Grant, Levels 1-4: See pages 1 and 9 of grant guidelines

Creative Capacity Grant, Levels 5-8: See pages 1 and 9 of grant guidelines

Festival Grants: See pages 2 and 6 of grant guidelines


Promoting Your Grant (and Public Funding of the Arts)


The Arizona Commission on the Arts receives and administers funds from the State of Arizona and the federal government. Additionally, the agency administers private funds held by the Arizona Community Foundation.

The graphic below breaks down the budget of the Arizona Commission on the Arts by funding source: State, Federal, and Private. The graphic also presents historical information on past funding. 

To download the logos below, click on the appropriate logo. A new page will open featuring the full size image. Right click on the image and save it. If you require print ready or logos in an alternative format, please email swong@azarts.gov with your specific request.


AZartsLogo

JPG – For use online and in print materials

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AZartsLogo

PNG – Ideal file for web use and word processing software.

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AZ Comm Arts 1C Logo K ƒ

JPG -for use in print materials published in black & white.

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AZARTS-ACF combo graphic

This graphic is only for recipients of Artist Opportunity Grants and Research & Development Grants

AZARTS-BFF combo graphic

This graphic is only for recipients of Youth Arts Engagement Grants who received notification that their grant was funded by The Burton Family Foundation. 

As an agency of the State of Arizona, we encourage all Arizonans to be civically engaged. If public funding for the arts is something that is important to you and your organization, the following resources can help you make the case for them with you local elected officials.

Arizona Citizens for the Arts

As a statewide arts advocacy organization, Arizona Citizens for the Arts works to promote arts-friendly public policy at the state level and in Arizona’s local communities. Visit their website to learn more.

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