Anderson Island Arts (A.I. Arts) is pleased to offer scholarships to Anderson Island residents pursuing post-secondary education in the fine arts, literary, design, and performance fields. These scholarships aim to support local individuals in advancing their artistic education and developing skills that contribute to the broader creative community.
The scholarship is funded by profits from The Islander arts journal, individual donations, and proceeds from various A.I. Arts events held throughout the year. Community members can support the scholarship fund by purchasing The Islander journal or making direct contributions.
Previous recipients have gone on to study at renowned institutions and contribute to the local arts community, demonstrating the lasting impact of this scholarship. The inaugural Anderson Island Arts Scholarship was awarded to Leasia McNight in 2020 to support her studies at Berklee College of Music in Boston, MA.
The annual scholarship amount is $2,000. A.I. Arts reserves the right to subdivide the award and distribute scholarships to multiple individuals who meet the requirements.
Applicants must submit all required materials by the annual deadline. All application questions must be answered unless marked optional. A panel of reviewers, appointed by the Anderson Island Arts Board of Directors, will evaluate applications based on responses and artistic samples. Please note that acceptance of an application does not guarantee a scholarship award.
All application materials should be submitted as a Word document or a PDF attached by email. Please ensure that every question is addressed clearly and thoroughly. Applications are accepted throughout the year up to the deadline, but will only be reviewed after the deadline closes.
Send application materials by email to in**@****************ts.com or by mail to:
Anderson Island Arts
Attn: Scholarship Committee
9306 Otso Point Road
Anderson Island, WA 98303
For questions related to the application process, contact the Selection Committee at in**@****************ts.com. Recipient names and information about scholarship usage will be posted on the Island Arts website.