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Art Entrepreneurship Opportunities

Grow Your Craft with the Beltline

From accelerator programs to our Business Façade pARTnership Grant, discover the programs in place to help you grow your creative and entrepreneurial skills.

Bring Your Craft to Atlanta Beltline Businesses

Business Façade pARTnership Grant Program

First launched in 2019, the Atlanta Beltline Business Façade pARTnership Grant pairs artists and makers with local businesses to help enhance storefronts across the Beltline corridor.

Artists are invited to submit proposals that showcase select businesses' proximity to the Beltline by providing façade improvements that will help attract new customers, tenants, and investment to the commercial district.

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Helping Artists Grow

Atlanta Beltline Business Ventures: Artists Edition

Launched as a collaboration with TILA Studios, this accelerator program aims to equip creative professionals in metro Atlanta with the skills needed to land public art projects around the world and grow as entrepreneurs and artists.

Participating artists get to experience:

  • Learning sessions focused on topics like creating a career roadmap, writing proposals, and more.

  • Connections with resources aimed at helping artists grow as entrepreneurs.

  • A graduation ceremony and proposal presentation.

Have questions about the program? Email us at BBVArts@atlbeltline.org.

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  • Marryam Moma

    “By uniting a diverse group of artists, the program has profoundly enriched my creative and strategic thinking regarding public art. The innovative and thought-provoking topics and sessions empower me to enhance my artistic practice.”

    Marryam Moma,

    38 yrs

  • Alana Wicker

    “I am so grateful to have been a part of this program. It has changed the trajectory of where my life is going by opening up new opportunities, meeting other creatives, and giving me a roadmap towards success. The mentors who were selected were very knowledgeable in their fields and gave insight I would’ve never had access to by just “googling it.”

    Alana Wicker,

    29 yrs

  • Jordan DeLoach

    “Prior to the program, I had very little experience and knowledge of RFPs and how much goes into acquiring a public art commission. Now that the program has ended, I am much more confident and knowledgeable of this process and I look forward to applying for/acquiring my first public art project.”

    Jordan DeLoach,

    36 yrs

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