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Tennessee Arts Commission Offering Grants for Registration to Americans for the Arts' Annual Convention

Individuals and organizations in Tennessee - Grant Deadline is May 12!

Thursday, April 24, 2014

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The Tennessee Arts Commission is offering grants to Tennessee-based arts organizations and individuals for Americans for the Arts' Annual Convention in Nashville, Tennessee this June 12 - 15.

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Atlanta Raises $75,000 for Mural Arts Program

Monday, May 26, 2014

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Art in the News

Jane Golden, artist and Executive Director of Philadelphia's Mural Arts Program, recently talked to Metro Atlanta LINK, the planning agency for the 10 county Atlanta metropolitan region, to show how the arts can help address an urban area’s most intractable problems and bring creative energy to a city’s streets and its walls. Philadelphia's Mural Arts Program was first implemented in 1986.

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We asked a handful of our expert NAMP speakers what topics they want to bring to the table at this year’s conference as we dig deep into future arts trends!

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Networking & Professional Development

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U.S. House Votes Impacting Arts Education

Narric Rome

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Net Neutrality and the Arts

Kate McClanahan

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Chicagoland’s Arts and Culture Brings the Vibrancy — and Money, Too!

Robert L. Lynch

This article has been co-written with Michelle T. Boone, Commissioner with the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events, and originally published by The Huffington Post on June 12, 2o15.

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Short and Sweet: the Truth about Money and the Arts

Richard Huff

There is never money and there’s always money. I have never met a mayor, a city manager, or a school superintendent who ever had any money, but I have never seen one who quit spending it.

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It All Started With a Teacher

Ann Marie Miller

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I want it all (by Lucy Wang, Americans for the Arts’ NABE Scholarship Recipient)

Lucy Wang

Editor’s Note: Lucy Wang is the 2015 recipient of the NABE Scholarship, presented annually by Americans for the Arts and the National Association for Business Economics (NABE) Foundation to a student of both economics and the arts.