Members of Americans for the Arts are invited to apply for several National scholarship opportunities to attend the 2016 National Arts Marketing Project (NAMP) Conference from November 11-14 in Austin, TX.
At first glance, the Arts and Business Council of New York’s (ABC/NY) Diversity in Arts Leadership (DIAL) internship program looks like your typical summer arts internship: undergraduates descend on the city and ABC/NY helps them get their foot in the door of one of NYCs coveted arts and culture sector organizations.
However, you might not guess that DIAL doubles as an arts-based platform to engage employees in the corporate sector. Huh? How?
Americans for the Arts is partnering with CODAworx, a global online community for commissioned artists and designers, for this year’s annual CODAawards program. The CODAawards celebrate design projects that demonstrate the most successful integration of commissioned art into an interior, architectural, or public space.
Americans for the Arts enthusiastically releases our new Statement on Cultural Equity —the culmination of a year of work and consultation with members, advisory council members, stakeholders in the arts field, board, staff, and partners throughout the nonprofit sector. During the organization’s last strategic planning process in 2014, the Americans for the Arts board and staff collectively identified a need for stronger, more intentional work in the area of equity, diversity, and inclusion.
Asian American Cultures Festival: The Kingdom of Kambuja is one of several projects in the running for the Robert E. Gard award. This is the inaugural year of the award which recognizes and celebrates an exemplary project from 2015 that has successfully crossed the arts into community life in meaningful measurable ways.
Art @ Work: Sandtown is one of several projects in the running for the Robert E. Gard award. This is the inaugural year of the award which recognizes and celebrates an exemplary project from 2015 that has successfully crossed the arts into community life in meaningful measurable ways.
Duwamish Revealed is one of several projects in the running for the Robert E. Gard award. This is the inaugural year of the award which recognizes an exemplary project from 2015 that has successfully crossed the arts into community life in meaningful measurable ways.
The ArtsMemphis Community Engagement Fellowship program is one of several projects in the running for the Robert E. Gard award. This is the inaugural year of the award which recognizes and celebrates an exemplary project from 2015 that has successfully crossed the arts into community life in meaningful measurable ways.
Playgrounds for Useful Knowledge is one of several projects in the running for the Robert E. Gard award. This is the inaugural year of the award which recognizes and celebrates an exemplary project from 2015 that has successfully crossed the arts into community life in meaningful measurable ways.
Universal Arts of Chapel Haven, Inc is one of several projects in the running for the Robert E. Gard award. This is the inaugural year of the award which recognizes and celebrates an exemplary project from 2015 that has successfully crossed the arts into community life in meaningful measurable ways.
Mindful: Exploring Mental Health Through Art is one of several projects in the running for the Robert E. Gard award. This is the inaugural year of the award which recognizes and celebrates an exemplary project from 2015 that has successfully crossed the arts into community life in meaningful measurable ways.
Round 43: Small Business/Big Change: Economic Perspectives from Artists and Artrepreneurs is one of several projects in the running for the Robert E. Gard award. This is the inaugural year of the award which recognizes and celebrates an exemplary project from 2015 that has successfully crossed the arts into community life in meaningful measurable ways.
