Teiger Foundation

In 2023, Teiger Foundation awarded $3.3 million to thirty-nine curators & organizations  working in  contemporary art through our inaugural call for proposals. Grants were awarded in four categories: Single project, Three-year funding, Research, and Touring. In addition, we were proud to extend our commitment to Los Angeles Visual Art Coalition (LAVA) and to climate action in the field. Read more about each 2023 grantee below.

Dr. Patricia Lee Daigle, Christine Y. Kim, Dr. Liz Andrews
Memphis Brooks Museum of Art

Dr. Patricia Lee Daigle, Christine Y. Kim, Dr. Liz Andrews, Memphis Brooks Museum of Art

Jamillah James
Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, Institute of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles

Jamillah James, Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, Institute of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles

Jill Dawsey, Lauren Schell Dickens
Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego

Jill Dawsey, Lauren Schell Dickens, Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego

Misa Jeffereis, Pavel S. Pyś, Matthew Villar Miranda
Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis

Misa Jeffereis, Pavel S. Pyś, Matthew Villar Miranda, Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis

Naine Terena, Claudia Mattos Avolese, Dina Deitsch, Thierry Fonseca de Freitas, Jr.
Tufts University Art Galleries

Naine Terena, Claudia Mattos Avolese, Dina Deitsch, Thierry Fonseca de Freitas, Jr., Tufts University Art Galleries

Sheila Bergman, Curlee R. Holton, Heather Sincavage
UCR ARTS, The David C. Driskell Center / Sordoni Art Gallery

Sheila Bergman, Curlee R. Holton, Heather Sincavage, UCR ARTS, The David C. Driskell Center / Sordoni Art Gallery