Seattle Co-Arts Scholarship
2025 Scholarship Award in Honor of:
ALL ELIGIBLE ARTS STUDENTS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY
- To be considered, applicants must be currently enrolled in a comprehensive 2-to-4-year fine art program with an emphasis on 2-dimensional work and have completed at least one year of that program by June 30, 2025, with at least one year remaining
- The program must be in King, Pierce, or Snohomish County.
- Applicants must provide all requested information as well as a resume, letter of recommendation from a current instructor, and five examples of your completed 2-dimensional, hand created fine artwork.
- The scholarship recipient will be expected to attend (via Zoom) an interview session and our organization’s June 28th Zoom meeting to accept the award.
If you have questions or difficulties submitting this form, please contact the Scholarship Chair at scholarship@seattlecoarts.com.
Organized in 1949 with Margaret Mattocks as its founding President, Seattle Co-Arts was incorporated as a non-profit organization in 1950. Seattle Co-Arts was founded primarily to encourage creativity and develop originality in dedicated artists.
In 1988, Seattle Co-Arts honored its founding President by voting to award annual art scholarships to deserving student artists who are currently engaged in furthering their art education towards a career.
Past Recipients of the Seattle Co-Arts Scholarship Program
Charlie Thorla
2023 Award Recipient
Tanya Kramarenko
2022 Award Recipient
Mari Shibuya
2016 Award Recipient
Carrie Williams
2018 Award Recipient