The New Foundation for Art History (NFAH) aims to innovate in service to the art history field, addressing areas overlooked or underserved by traditional institutions. With the flexibility of having no long-term commitments or entrenched culture, NFAH seeks to adopt an entrepreneurial approach in its grant-making. It focuses on leading towards a more equitable and excellently diverse future in art history research and discourse.
The NFAH provides two year-long, non-residential fellowships for mid-career scholars focusing on art of any era or culture. Key considerations for these fellowships include the intellectual merit of the proposed projects and the professional situations of applicants, especially concerning their home university's support capabilities. Fellowship grants can cover up to half of the recipient's annual salary, capped at $50,000, serving tenure-track assistant and associate professors who conduct innovative research.
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