Scholarships for Sculpture Workshops
Don’t let finances get in the way of taking an inspiring workshop.
Scholarships are a unique and supportive way of commemorating contributors to arts education while providing opportunities for students in financial need.
New Roads Scholarship : established to encourage exploration of new sculptural media for artistic expression using different materials.
Vinnie Ream Scholarship : commemorates the achievements of women sculptors in the United States.
Gordon Marshall Scholarship : intended for local youth to participate in hands-on workshops.
Trow & Holden Scholarship : recognizes the need for training aspiring sculptors of the future.
Several named scholarships provide opportunities for aspiring sculptors. The Nina and Anthony D’Amore Scholarship, for mature and/or minority sculptors, was established by the family of our founder, B. Amore, in honor of their parents who were lifetime supporters of the Arts. Other scholarships honor sculptors and patrons of the arts Robert Babcock; Scott F. Emory; Steven J. Mestyan, Jr.; Betsy Page and Mathieu J. Poster. Several donors contribute anonymously to the CSSC scholarship fund.
How to Apply
To apply for a scholarship, please submit up to 10 images of your work, resume/biography, evidence of financial need and a statement of how this will impact your development as an artist by May 23, 2024.