Wilhelm Family Foundation

Featured Grantee
Craft Contemporary
Exhibition walkthrough with Suzanne Isken

Painting by Ken Gun Min, 'Two Mothers,' 2022. Photograph by Silvia Schablowski.
Featured Grantee
The MAP Fund
House/Full of Blackwomen Final Episode: This Too Shall Pass

Artwork by amara tabor-smith and Ellen Sebastian Chang. Photograph by Robbie Sweeny.
Featured Grantee
International Studio & Curatorial Practice
2021 Vision Fund resident, Lauren Kelley, works in the studio

Photograph by Andrew Kim.
Featured Grantee
Los Angeles Dance Project
LAUNCH:LA resident’s DaEun Jung’s Norri

Photograph by Michael Palma.
Featured Grantee
The MAP Fund
MDG #2- Egwu Onwudiwe

Artwork by Nkeiruka Oruche, Kanukai Chigamba, and Gbedu Town Radio. Photograph by Ashley Ross.
Featured Grantee
Now Be Here
Now Be Here #1, Los Angeles

Photograph by Isabel Avila and Carrie Yury, Courtesy Kim Schoenstadt and Hauser & Wirth.
Featured Grantee
International Indigenous Youth Council, LA Chapter
One San Pedro

IIYCLA has its own garden plot based out of El Sereno Community Garden. Our plot is where we teach stewardship of the land.
Featured Grantee
Creative Acts
Virtual Reality Reentry Program at the Security Housing Unit (SHU) of Corcoran State Prison
Featured Grantee
International Indigenous Youth Council, LA Chapter
Indigenous art action mural in LA

IIYCLA in partnership with the Tongva Taraxat Paxaavxa Conservacy, and Meztli Projects present an Indigenous art action mural on Friday, November 25th, 2022 at 426 N Los Angeles Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012.
Featured Grantee
Artistic Freedom Initiative
2021 NYC Artist Safe Haven Residency Program

Nazanin Noroozi works in the print studio of the historic Westbeth Artists Housing. Photograph by Wes Kingston.
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A.rt R.esources T.ransfer
A.R.T.’s distribution map

The Wilhelm Family Foundation supports non-profit arts organizations with the goal of helping improve the quality of life of artists and creative communities nationwide.

Recent Grantees

The Map Fund

L.A. Dance Project

Tidewater Arts Outreach

Vox Populi

Mishou Magazine (via Fractured Atlas)

reDiscover Center