What We Do

Grants

An installation photo of an artwork where a white wall is the support for a piece of taught fabric that is secured to the floor several feel away, making a tent-like shape. A skyscraper-like shape in black pierces the fabric through a hole. There is some hand written black text on the white tarp as well.

Peggy Diggs, Oh No, installation view, October 20, 1982.

Since 1976, Franklin Furnace has awarded grants to early career artists. 

Find out more about the history of the Franklin Furnace Fund,  and its guidelines, requirements, and resources for artists.

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Artists' Books

A black-and-white drawing of a bald person lounging on a chaise with a bird cage in the foreground, and a column supporting a large chalice holding flames. A large piece of fabric with clouds and stars completes the background.

Delia Doherty, Princess Hollyhock, performance announcement mailer, December 18, 1986.

In 1993, the Franklin Furnace Artists’ Books Collection was acquired by the Museum of Modern Art, forming the Museum of Modern Art/Franklin Furnace/Artist Book Collection. Franklin Furnace maintains the third copy and continues to work with MOMA and grow our own collection.

Check out FF’s Artists’ Books and learn how to submit your own artists’ books.

 

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Archives

A photograph of a miniature interior scene of an apartment, like a view into a doll's house. A toy ballerina twirls above a toy piano.

Thalia Doukas, Ms. Miniature’s House, installation view, March 12, 1987.

These databases contain fundamental information about FF, including performance art works, temporary installations, exhibitions, and special events presented by Franklin Furnace.

Access the Event Archive, Moving Image Archive, Ree Morton Sketchbooks and FF Publications.

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