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The Reva and David Logan Foundation
Artist Grant

The Artist Grant, a community-driven grantmaking initiative implemented by The Reva and David Logan Foundation, has awarded 20 individual artists with unrestricted grants of $2,500 each.

A group of Chicago-based artists working in diverse disciplines acted as “Designers” of the end-to-end process, which was designed to emphasize accessibility and inclusion, eschewing burdensome platforms and elitist selection processes. The purpose of this pilot is to recognize artists working in Chicago who may or may not be working within the mainstream art world.

The call for applications yielded 650 applicants. The original intent was to award ten grants; however, due to the volume of applications the Foundation decided to extend the awards to include 20 recipients. The only stipulations within this low-barrier application were that the applicant must be 18+, live within the city limits of Chicago, and self-identify as an artist. Artists with a disability, BIPOC, queer, and/or self-taught/non-formally trained artists were encouraged to apply.

Elizabeth Myles is included among the first annual Artist Grant Awardees. Read more about her artistic practice and the other Chicago-based artists that were recognized for their work.

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Press

A collection of articles and websites recognizing the varied work of Elizabeth Myles.

Titans of Culture: A Review of “The Big Bang: Movement Theory + the Black Dancing Body” at Art on The Mart

Sojourner Truth Festival of the Arts celebrates past and future of Black women’s filmmaking

Announcing the Inaugural Artist Grant Recipients

CineYouth Film Festival Program: The Cinemas of Chicago

Telling South Side Stories: Elizabeth Myles on Her Work at Film Festivals and the Logan Center Production Institute

The Kaleidoscopic Animation of Elizabeth Myles