Created in 1986, the South Florida Cultural Consortium is an alliance of the local arts agencies of Martin, Palm Beach, Broward, Dade and Monroe counties. The Consortium’s mission is to develop cultural excellence and accessibility through collaboration among our counties.
The arts agencies share strategies from the great cultural work in each of our communities and pools resources to initiate joint projects to take advantage of the economies of collaboration.
Click here to read Michael Spring's Op Ed piece from October 9, 2011, Sun Sentinel
Broward Cultural Division congratulates the winners of the 2011 South Florida Cultural Consortium Fellowship (SFCC) for Visual and Media Artists.
2011 SFCC Winners
Click images to see artist's work and information
An exhibition featuring the works of the ten recipients in the five-county area, will be presented at the Art and Culture Center of Hollywood, 1650 Harrison Street, Hollywood, FL from September 9 through October 16, 2011.
Click here to view the full listing of winners and many of their artworks
dating back to 1988
All South Florida professional artists, residing in the five counties mentioned, are eligible to apply. Artists must have resided and worked in one of the participating five counties the year prior to the application deadline and must apply from the county of their residence. Awards are made contingent on proof of residency. Matching Funds: Not required. Award Sizes: $7,500 and $15,000 No more than two fellowships of $7,500 may be awarded in each county.
Deadline: October 2012
Click here for more SFCC Information
Contact: Brandi Reddick (305) 375-5436, brandi@miamidade.gov
Previous winners must wait five years if they were awarded $15,000 and three years if they were awarded $7,500.
The South Florida Cultural Consortium, formed in 1985, operates under an inter-local government agreement to coordinate projects and share resources for the growth of South Florida cultural activities, organizations and artists. It provides regional cultural planning, new project development, statewide cultural marketing, information sharing, regional arts education training and support for ethnic and rural audience development.
Broward, 954-357-7457, Mary Becht, www.broward.org/arts
Miami-Dade, 305-375-4634, Michael Spring, www.miamidadearts.org
Martin, 561-287-6676, Nancy Turrell, www.martinarts.org
Plalm Beach, 561-471-2901, Rena Minar Blades, www.pbcc.org
Monroe, 305-294-4406, Elizabeth Young, www.keysarts.com
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