Online Event
This event can be attended remotely
Workshop
Arts
Grant Writing: Get the Money you Need!
CARFAC SASK and Mann Art Gallery are pleased to present:
Grant Writing: Get the money you need! with Simon Fuh, hosted online on Saturday September 13, 2025 at 1pm.
Working from a no nonsense walkthrough of the entire grant application process, Simon Fuh—an artist and writer with years of experience writing grants and sitting on juries as an independent artist and arts administrator—will outline a number of applicable strategies to improve your chances of getting the money you need to fund your next project. Time permitting, attendees are invited to come prepared to share an unsuccessful or in-progress application for direct and tailored feedback.
SIMON FUH is an artist and writer based in Regina, SK. His work spans a wide range of media, but coalesces around sound, installation, collaboration, and drawing. He tends to build relationships with friends and community through his work, often incorporating a performative or narrative element that influences the trajectory of projects that explore themes of place, memory, and microhistory.
Grant Writing: Get the money you need! with Simon Fuh, hosted online on Saturday September 13, 2025 at 1pm.
Working from a no nonsense walkthrough of the entire grant application process, Simon Fuh—an artist and writer with years of experience writing grants and sitting on juries as an independent artist and arts administrator—will outline a number of applicable strategies to improve your chances of getting the money you need to fund your next project. Time permitting, attendees are invited to come prepared to share an unsuccessful or in-progress application for direct and tailored feedback.
SIMON FUH is an artist and writer based in Regina, SK. His work spans a wide range of media, but coalesces around sound, installation, collaboration, and drawing. He tends to build relationships with friends and community through his work, often incorporating a performative or narrative element that influences the trajectory of projects that explore themes of place, memory, and microhistory.
2025
Sep 13
1:00 AM
— 3:30 AM
Cost: 0