Supporting art with strong social impact
Through art, we explore vital conversations around intolerance, division, and our shared environment, aiming to unite a fragmented world.
Paula Baader and The Liminal Language of Paint
by Barbara Greisman | February 19, 2026 | Artist Spotlight | 0 Comments
Painting the Unseen: Folklore, Landscape, and the Art of Julianna Byrne
by Barbara Greisman | January 23, 2026 | Artist Spotlight | 0 Comments
A Tangle of Tenderness: The Portraits of Jessica Jane Charleston
by Barbara Greisman | December 8, 2025 | Artist Spotlight | 0 Comments
Rediscovering the Artist: How a Birthday Sparked a Long-Buried Love of Art
by Barbara Greisman | October 6, 2025 | Artist Spotlight | 0 Comments
The Body is Fluid: Carole Mousset’s Exploration of the Intimate
by Barbara Greisman | July 11, 2025 | Artist Spotlight | 0 Comments

Ania Mokrzycka
“I was introduced to The Responsa Foundation through a friend of mine, it’s ethos aligning with my project’s aims to challenge dominant, hostile narratives. The support was extremely encouraging and invaluable – I would not have been able to make this film without it.”
ANIA MOKRZYCKA: GRANT WINNER

Scilla Rajalin
“The collaboration with The Responsa Foundation was the first time that someone showed interest in my work in such a clear and supporting way, making an actual difference to the process and wanting to invest in what I have to offer. This was a huge feeling for me to experience and it made the biggest difference to my work – I’ve said it before – the work would not be where it is without The Responsa Foundation.”
SCILLA RAJALIN: GRANT WINNER

Terence Wilde
“I am so grateful to The Responsa Foundation for believing in my vision, supporting from behind the scenes and giving the opportunity to a group of queer men to move beyond just surviving, to feel good about themselves through embroidery and art.”
TERENCE WILDE

Gili Lavy
“It has been an absolute pleasure working with Responsa Foundation. I truly felt their care and input for the project but also for me as an artist. Their interest and willingness to contribute to the contemporary art field is very inspiring and their support is so appreciated. This project couldn’t have been executed if it wasn’t for their kind support.”
GILI LAVY

Will Redgrove
“Having the support from The Responsa Foundation meant that I could run with an ambitious idea. It made such a difference to know that the grant was going towards something that would truly make a difference: community engaged art projects. It also felt freeing to know that, as an artist, I was being trusted to develop something new. I feel that the outcome had an authenticity I would not have been able to achieve otherwise.”