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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE, COMMUNITY PROJECT FUNDING, AND MISCELLANEOUS GRANTS

NATURAL SOUNDS/NIGHT SKIES YOUTH INITIATIVES

THE ARMORY CENTER FOR THE ARTS WILL DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT ?KITCHEN CABINET TO COMMUNAL TABLE: NOURISHING RELATIONSHIPS THROUGH THE ARTS??A NEW INITIATIVE TO STRENGTHEN THE ORGANIZATION?S ABILITY TO SERVE THE PUBLIC THROUGH A CULTURAL EQUITY LENS AND BUILD ON A FOUNDATION OF COMMUNITY ORGANIZING STRATEGIES. THIS INITIATIVE WILL INCLUDE SUSTAINED PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES?INCLUDING ANTI-RACISM AND COMMUNITY ORGANIZING TRAINING?FOR STAFF AND BOARD MEMBERS. THE CENTER WILL ADD A COMMUNITY ORGANIZER POSITION TO THE STAFF, HOLD MONTHLY COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT EVENTS, AND ORGANIZE TWO CORRESPONDING CULMINATING EXHIBITIONS. AS A RESULT OF THIS INITIATIVE, THE CENTER WILL BE BETTER ABLE TO DELIVER CULTURALLY RELEVANT PROGRAMS AND RESPOND TO DIVERSE COMMUNITY NEEDS.

THE YERBA BUENA CENTER FOR THE ARTS WILL IMPLEMENT AND EVALUATE A PROJECT DESIGNED TO ENGAGE WIDE-REACHING COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION TO ACTIVATE PROMINENT PUBLIC SPACES WITH ART AT SIX SITES IN AND AROUND ITS CAMPUS IN SAN FRANCISCO’S SOMA NEIGHBORHOOD. A CURATORIAL COUNCIL COMPOSED OF COMMUNITY MEMBERS WILL SOLICIT AND SELECT PARTICIPATING ARTISTS THROUGH SURVEYS AND OPEN CALLS, AND THE PROJECT TEAM WILL DEVELOP RELATED PROGRAMMING AND INTERACTIVE ACTIVITIES. PROJECT STAFF WILL ALSO EVALUATE THE PROGRAM, WITH THE GOAL OF SHARING PROJECT RESULTS AS A MODEL FOR HOW TO SUPPORT COMMUNITY-LED PUBLIC ART AND ACCOMPANYING PROGRAMMING IN SETTINGS WHERE RESIDENTS CAN SAFELY GATHER, ENGAGE, AND CONNECT, AND LEARN FROM THE WORKS, ARTISTS, AND ONE ANOTHER.

THE YERBA BUENA CENTER FOR THE ARTS (YBCA) WILL LAUNCH ITS YBCA CO-OP MEMBERSHIP PROGRAM, A RECENTLY PILOTED MEMBERSHIP FRAMEWORK THAT CENTERS ARTISTS AND COMMUNITIES AS INTRINSIC TO AUDIENCE BUILDING, ONGOING ENGAGEMENT, AND ONSITE PROGRAMMING. THE MUSEUM WILL CONVENE REGULARLY WITH FOCUS GROUPS TO COLLECT FEEDBACK TO STRENGTHEN THE PROGRAM BY ENSURING IT DIRECTLY SERVES THE NEEDS OF ARTISTS, AS WELL AS EXPAND OUTREACH TO A GREATER NUMBER OF ARTISTS AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS FROM ACROSS THE BAY AREA. PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS WILL HAVE ACCESS TO ONGOING USE OF THE MUSEUM’S REHEARSAL, STUDIO, AND MEETING SPACES, GENERATING INCREASED COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT THROUGH ART PROTOTYPING FESTIVALS, CONVENINGS, EXHIBITIONS, PERFORMANCES, LECTURES, AND SCREENINGS. BY CO-CREATING THIS PROGRAM WITH AND FOR ARTISTS AND COMMUNITIES, THE MUSEUM HOPES TO REACH THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN HISTORICALLY MARGINALIZED FROM OR UNABLE TO PARTICIPATE IN TRADITIONAL MUSEUM MEMBERSHIP PROGRAMS.

YERBA BUENA CENTER FOR THE ARTS WILL IMPLEMENT NEIGHBORHOOD COMMISSIONS, A NEW PROGRAM DESIGNED TO PROVIDE ENGAGEMENT AND LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES FOR DIVERSE COMMUNITY MEMBERS OF ALL AGES. LOCAL ARTISTS AND DESIGNERS WILL LEAD COMMISSIONS CONNECTED TO THE TARGET NEIGHBORHOODS, WITH A FOCUS ON BLACK, INDIGENOUS, AND PEOPLE OF COLOR (BIPOC) ARTISTS WHOSE PRACTICES ARE CENTERED ON DRIVING COMMUNITY REGENERATION. THEY WILL CONDUCT A SERIES OF WORKSHOPS AND DESIGN CHARRETTES AND CREATE AND INSTALL COMMUNITY-DESIGNED ART INSTALLATIONS IN NEIGHBORHOOD SETTINGS. COMMUNITY MEMBERS WILL GUIDE THE CREATIVE PROCESS AND BE ENGAGED IN STEWARDSHIP OF THE NEW NEIGHBORHOOD INSTALLATIONS.

YERBA BUENA CENTER FOR THE ARTS (YBCA) WILL DEVELOP THE YBCA CIVIC COMMONS, A NEW MODEL FOR PARTICIPATION IN A MUSEUM SETTING DESIGNED TO PROVIDE LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES FOR DIVERSE COMMUNITY MEMBERS. THE PROJECT WILL ALLOW YBCA?S LOBBY, PLAZAS, AND OTHER COMMUNAL AREAS TO BE WELCOMING, VIBRANT, AND ENGAGING SPACES. PARTNERS INCLUDE BAY AREA ARTISTS AND CREATIVES, SAN FRANCISCO?S OFFICE OF CIVIC ENGAGEMENT AND IMMIGRANT AFFAIRS, AND AN EXTENSIVE NETWORK OF SCHOOLS, COMMUNITY-BASED NONPROFITS, AS WELL AS OTHER CROSS-SECTOR COLLABORATORS. THE YBCA CIVIC COMMONS WILL BECOME A STRONG EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING AND ENGAGEMENT MODEL FOR CULTURAL INSTITUTIONS, OFFERING COMMUNITY MEMBERS THE TOOLS THEY NEED TO ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE IN OUR DEMOCRACY.

THE ARMORY CENTER FOR THE ARTS WILL IMPLEMENT THE SOWING SEEDS INITIATIVE, A THREE-YEAR SERIES OF COMMUNITY-DRIVEN, MULTI-GENERATIONAL ARTS EDUCATION PROGRAMS. THE INITIATIVE WILL INCLUDE BOTH IN-SCHOOL AND OUT-OF-SCHOOL PROGRAMS CENTERING ON THE WAYS SEEDS ARE USED AND SHARED BY DIVERSE COMMUNITIES IN THE PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE. WITH THE HIRE OF A FULL-TIME ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE, THE MUSEUM WILL ENGAGE WITH COMMUNITY MEMBERS AND THE PASADENA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT TO PLAN AND PRODUCE THE PROGRAMS FOR ADULTS, FAMILIES, AND YOUNG PEOPLE IN A VARIETY OF DIFFERENT LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS. THE PROJECT TEAM WILL WORK CLOSELY WITH A TONGVA CULTURAL ADVISOR TO ENSURE INCLUSION OF FIRST WORLD VOICES IN THE CURRICULUM. PARTICIPANTS THROUGHOUT THE GREATER SAN GABRIEL VALLEY WILL CONNECT WITH THE LAND AND THE TONGVA COMMUNITY, LEARN ABOUT THE FLORA AND FAUNA, AND BUILD NEW SKILLS TO PROTECT NATURE AND THE ENVIRONMENT.

THE ARMORY CENTER FOR THE ARTS WILL IMPROVE THE DESIGN AND OUTCOMES OF ITS YOUTH PROGRAMS BY DEVELOPING A COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH TO YOUTH PROGRAM EVALUATION. PROJECT ACTIVITIES INCLUDE ENGAGING AN EVALUATION CONSULTANT AND HIRING A PART-TIME EVALUATION ASSOCIATE WHO, ALONG WITH THE PROJECT TEAM WILL ACTIVELY ENGAGE YOUTH IN THE EVALUATION PROCESS TO CO-COCREATE EVALUATION PROTOCOLS AND TECHNIQUES INCLUDING A NEW ARTS-BASED, MULTISENSORY EVALUATION FRAMEWORK THEN PILOTING THE NEW EVALUATION STRATEGIES ON THE MUSEUM'S EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS ON A ROLLING BASIS. THE PROJECT WILL EQUIP MUSEUM STAFF WITH NEW INSIGHTS TO CAPTURE YOUTH EXPERIENCES IN THE ARTS AND CREATE A THRIVING CULTURE OF EVALUATION AT THE MUSEUM.

THE YERBA BUENA CENTER FOR THE ARTS WILL REFINE ITS CREATIVE ECOSYSTEM INITIATIVE THROUGH IN-DEPTH EVALUATION, AND DEVELOP THE FRAMEWORK AS AN ADAPTABLE MODEL FOR THE FIELD. AS A VEHICLE FOR BOTH COMMUNITY-DRIVEN AND ARTIST-INSPIRED CHANGE, THE CREATIVE ECOSYSTEM CONNECTS A BROAD GROUP OF CITIZENS THROUGH CONVENING AND FELLOWSHIP, PROVIDING PLATFORMS FOR SHARED EXPLORATION AND LEARNING TO FOSTER INNOVATIVE IDEAS FOR ADDRESSING COMMUNITY CHALLENGES. DURING THE TWO-YEAR PROJECT, THE MUSEUM WILL CONVENE TWO ANNUAL SUMMITS WHERE COMMUNITY MEMBERS AND CREATIVE CHANGEMAKERS COME TOGETHER TO DISCUSS PRESSING QUESTIONS AFFECTING AREA NEIGHBORHOODS AND PRODUCE THREE KEY COMMUNITY-RELATED ISSUES TO GUIDE THAT YEAR'S CREATIVE ECOSYSTEM PROGRAM. THE MUSEUM WILL FOLLOW EACH SUMMIT WITH AN OPEN CALL FOR 60 INDIVIDUALS TO ENGAGE IN PAID FELLOWSHIPS, MEET TOGETHER TO POOL THEIR COLLECTIVE KNOWLEDGE, AND FIND AND TEST SOLUTIONS TO THE KEY ISSUES RAISED IN THE SUMMITS. THE FELLOWS WILL PRESENT THEIR RESPONSES TO ISSUES DURING YEARLY PUBLIC SQUARE EVENTS WHERE COMMUNITY MEMBERS CAN ENGAGE WITH WORK-IN-PROGRESS SOLUTIONS.

IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE PASADENA AND LOS ANGELES UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICTS, THE ARMORY CENTER FOR THE ARTS WILL DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT COMPREHENSIVE VISUAL ART-MATH AND VISUAL ART-SCIENCE CURRICULA FOR GRADES TWO THROUGH FIVE AT TITLE I ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS. THE CURRICULA WILL BE DEVELOPED IN CONJUNCTION WITH ARMORY TEACHING ARTISTS AND EDUCATORS, AND WILL ALIGN WITH THE COMMON CORE STANDARDS FOR MATH AND SCIENCE, AND WITH THE NATIONAL CORE VISUAL ARTS STANDARDS. THE MUSEUM WILL DELIVER THE PROGRAM IN 48 CLASSROOMS OVER A THREE-YEAR PERIOD. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT, PAIRED WITH IN-CLASS PROGRAM MODELING, WILL ENABLE PARTICIPATING TEACHERS TO IMPLEMENT ARTS INTEGRATION STRATEGIES INTO THEIR TEACHING PRACTICE, WITH AN OVERALL GOAL OF CREATING A SUSTAINABLE AND LONG-TERM IMPACT ON STUDENT LEARNING. AN EXTERNAL EVALUATOR WILL OVERSEE PROGRAM ASSESSMENT IN THE SCHOOLS. THE MUSEUM WILL POST SAMPLE LESSONS FROM EACH CURRICULUM ONLINE TO DEMONSTRATE THE STYLE AND SCOPE OF THE PROGRAM FOR POSSIBLE USE BY ADDITIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICTS.

THE ARMORY CENTER FOR THE ARTS WILL STRATEGICALLY EXPAND ITS ART HIGH INITIATIVE FOR AT-RISK, IN-CRISIS, AND INCARCERATED TEENS IN LOS ANGELES COUNTY. ART HIGH PROVIDES FREE, YEAR-ROUND, SEQUENTIAL STANDARDS-BASED INSTRUCTION IN VISUAL AND MEDIA ARTS FOR TEENS. ALL COURSES ARE DESIGNED AND DELIVERED BY PROFESSIONALLY TRAINED ARMORY TEACHING ARTISTS, EACH OF WHOM MAINTAINS AN ACTIVE ARTS PRACTICE THAT INFORMS THEIR TEACHING. THE MUSEUM WILL DEEPEN THE REACH OF ART HIGH PROGRAMMING BY EXPANDING ITS NETWORK OF PARTNER SITES IN LOW-INCOME NEIGHBORHOODS, AND AT LOS ANGELES COUNTY JUVENILE CAMPS, HALLS, AND DAY REPORTING CENTERS. ART HIGH PROGRAMMING WILL PROVIDE CRUCIAL TEEN ENGAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES, DRIVEN BY PARTICIPANT FEEDBACK, INCLUDING MENTORSHIP BY THE TEACHING ARTISTS, PORTFOLIO DEVELOPMENT, CAREER GUIDANCE, OPPORTUNITIES TO PARTICIPATE IN THE MUSEUM'S PAID TEEN APPRENTICE PROGRAM, AND NUMEROUS OPPORTUNITIES FOR TEENS TO EXHIBIT THEIR WORK IN PUBLIC EXHIBITIONS.

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PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT FACILITIES EXPENSES IN RESPONSE TO AND RECOVERY FROM THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC.

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT PERSONNEL AND MARKETING EXPENSES IN RESPONSE TO AND RECOVERY FROM THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC.

THE ARMORY CENTER FOR THE ARTS WILL DESIGN A MULTI-YEAR KINDERGARTEN THROUGH THIRD GRADE CURRICULUM SEQUENCE THAT WILL LINK ART AND THE NATURAL SCIENCES THROUGH OUTDOOR EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCES. THIS THREE-YEAR PILOT PROGRAM WILL INITIALLY SERVE THE PASADENA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT, WITH WHOM THE MUSEUM HAS AN ESTABLISHED PARTNERSHIP, AND WILL EXPAND TO THE NEIGHBORING SAN GABRIEL VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICTS IN THE FINAL YEAR. PROJECT ACTIVITIES INCLUDE A NEEDS ASSESSMENT INFORMED BY EDUCATOR, PARENT, AND STUDENT FEEDBACK, AND AN INTENSIVE ORIENTATION FOR TEACHERS THAT INCLUDES TRAINING ON TRADITIONAL ECOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE BY AN INDIGENOUS CULTURE BEARER. EDUCATORS WILL PARTNER WITH ARMORY TEACHING ARTISTS AND TEACHING ASSISTANTS TO DESIGN UNITS FOR EACH GRADE LEVEL, INCLUDING AN ADAPTED CURRICULUM FOR CHILDREN IN SPECIAL EDUCATION CLASSES. ONGOING PROGRAM EVALUATION WILL ALLOW FOR PROGRAM REFINEMENT THROUGHOUT THE PILOT PERIOD.

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BETHEL WOODS CENTER FOR THE ARTS WILL COLLECT, PROCESS, AND INTERPRET ORAL HISTORIES OF THOSE WHO ATTENDED, WORKED, OR PLAYED MUSIC AT THE 1969 WOODSTOCK MUSIC AND ART FAIR. THE PROJECT IS IN RESPONSE TO A GROWING URGENCY TO PRESERVE THESE MEMORIES, PARTICULARLY FROM MEMBERS OF MARGINALIZED COMMUNITIES WHO ARE UNDERREPRESENTED IN THE MUSEUM’S EXISTING ORAL HISTORY COLLECTION. THREE TEAMS WILL VISIT DIFFERENT LOCATIONS THROUGHOUT THE NATION, WITH A GOAL TO ADD 250 ACCOUNTS TO THE COLLECTION. EXPERIENCED PARTNERS WILL WORK WITH STAFF TO DEVELOP INTERVIEW OUTLINES AND PROVIDE PHOTOGRAPHS, MAPS, AND OTHER MATERIALS TO AID IN STORYTELLING AND MEMORY RECALL. THE PROJECT WILL SUPPORT THE MUSEUM’S WORK IN MANAGING NEW DIGITAL ASSETS AND PRESENTING MORE INCLUSIVE CONTENT FOR PUBLIC PROGRAMS AND SCHOLARLY RESEARCH RELATED TO THIS NATIONAL REGISTER HISTORIC SITE THAT DOCUMENTS A DEFINING EVENT IN AMERICAN CULTURE.

THE HARRIS COUNTY CULTURAL ARTS COUNCIL (HCCAC) WILL ENGAGE THE EAST HARRIS COUNTY COMMUNITY IN EXPLORING THE RITUALS, CUSTOMS, TRADITIONS, AND HISTORY OF AFRICAN AMERICAN FUNERALS. HCCAC WILL COLLABORATE WITH WRITERS AND ARTISTS TO DEVELOP A VISUAL EXHIBIT AND STAGE PLAY THAT WILL PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE PUBLIC TO LEARN THE HISTORY ASSOCIATED WITH FUNERAL RITUALS AND EXPAND UNDERSTANDING ABOUT AN IMPORTANT ELEMENT OF AFRICAN AMERICAN CULTURE. COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT INTERVIEWS, CONTENT RESEARCH AND RELATED DIGITAL PRODUCTS WILL BE DEVELOPED IN YEAR ONE WITH PUBLIC PRESENTATIONS TAKING PLACE IN YEAR TWO. PANEL DISCUSSIONS WILL BE HELD WITH PROFESSIONALS IN THE FUNERAL INDUSTRY, CLERGY, AND THE GENERAL COMMUNITY AS PART OF THE OVERALL PROGRAM. THE COMMUNITY WILL BENEFIT FROM INCREASED PUBLIC DIALOGUE AND ENGAGEMENT AND A BROADENED UNDERSTANDING OF AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY AND CULTURE.

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT PERSONNEL FACILITIES AND MARKETING EXPENSES IN RESPONSE TO AND RECOVERY FROM THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC.

TO SUPPORT REINSTALLATION OF ROBERT IRWIN'S "EXCURSUS: HOMAGE TO THE SQUARE AT DIA:BEACON."

CMM GRANT:PEOPLE TO PPLE PROGRAM "MULTICULTURAL MUSIC TREE"TO REDUCE SOCIAL DISTANCE AND MITIGATE ETHNIC & RELIGIOUS TENSION AMONG ARAB&JEWISH YOUTH.

EDI SPECIAL PROJECTS

THE ANDERSON CENTER FOR THE ARTS WILL CREATE A TRAVELING EXHIBITION AND FREE BOOK EXCHANGE LIBRARY FEATURING WORKS WRITTEN BY BLACK AUTHORS. WITH COMMUNITY PARTNERS, THE ANDERSON CENTER FOR THE ARTS WILL ORGANIZE EXHIBITIONS AND PROGRAMS AT PARTNER SITES, SUCH AS AUTHOR TALKS, PERFORMANCES, BOOK AND POETRY READINGS, AND VISUAL ART EXHIBITIONS. THE FREE BOOK EXCHANGE LIBRARY WILL BE INSTALLED FOR A YEAR AT A PARTNER SITE. THE INSTITUTION WILL WORK WITH A CONTRACTED CURATOR TO ORGANIZE THE TRAVELING EXHIBITIONS AND MANAGE THE BOOK EXCHANGE, INCLUDING DEVELOPING A LENDING SYSTEM AND CATALOGING AND TRACKING BOOKS.

TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN ONLINE CIVIC COMMUNICATIONS PLATFORM AND IMPLEMENTATION OF RELATED COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT PROGRAMMING IN PARTNERSHIP WITH NEIGHBORLAND.

TO SUPPORT "BIG IDEAS," A SERIES OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY PERFORMANCES, FILM SCREENINGS, AND EXHIBITIONS.

TO SUPPORT PRE-ENACTMENT THEATER.

CONG. SETASIDES, MUSEUMS

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT PERSONNEL AND ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS FOR A TECHNICAL THEATER SKILLED TRADE AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM.

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT ARTIST RESIDENCIES, PUBLIC ARTS EVENTS, AND COMMUNITY ARTS ENGAGEMENT IN THE MARTINDALE-BRIGHTWOOD NEIGHBORHOOD OF INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.

TO SUPPORT THE CREATIVE ECOSYSTEM ENGAGEMENT PROGRAM.

TO SUPPORT THE YBCA IN COMMUNITY AND YBCA:YOU ARTS EDUCATION AND ENGAGEMENT PROGRAMS.

TCA CONVERSATIONS: TUNING INTO HUMANITIES FROM TAOS, NEW MEXICO

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TO SUPPORT A SERIES OF EXHIBITIONS PERFORMANCES FILMS AND PUBLIC PROGRAMS.

TO SUPPORT "BIG IDEAS," A SERIES OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY PERFORMANCES, FILM SCREENINGS, AND EXHIBITIONS.

TO SUPPORT "ART THROUGHOUT PASADENA," A PUBLIC ART PROGRAM.

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT A MULTIDISCIPLINARY ARTS TRIENNIAL.

TO SUPPORT THE ART EMPOWERS YOUTH INITIATIVE, IN CONSORTIUM WITH LEARNING WORKS CHARTER SCHOOL.

TO SUPPORT THE AFRICA CONTEMPORARY ARTS CONSORTIUM, AN ARTS EXCHANGE BETWEEN THE U.S. AND THE AFRICAN CONTINENT, IN CONSORTIUM WITH THE BATES DANCE F

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT IN-SCHOOL VISUAL ARTS RESIDENCIES AND MUSEUM FIELD TRIPS FOR K-5 STUDENTS IN SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

TCA RADIO HOUR: WHERE WE MEET [TAOS CENTER FOR THE ARTS PROPOSES ?TCA RADIO HOUR: WHERE WE MEET,? A WEEKLY, FREE AND ACCESSIBLE RADIO SHOW, FOCUSED ON THE HUMANITIES AS THEY INTERSECT WITH TAOS AND NORTHERN NEW MEXICO COMMUNITIES. THE EPISODES EXPAND AND DEEPEN TCA?S HUMANITIES PROGRAMMING AND GENERAL ACCESS TO THE HUMANITIES IN TAOS. TCA CULTIVATES RELATIONSHIPS WITH COMMUNITY MEMBERS, SCHOLARS AND GUESTS TO FOSTER CONVERSATIONS PARTICULARLY RELEVANT AT THIS UNIQUE MOMENT DURING THE PANDEMIC. TAOS, LIKE OTHER SMALL AMERICAN TOWNS AND SEMI-RURAL LOCALES, FACES INTENSIFIED QUESTIONS AND INCREASED CHALLENGES RELATED TO HISTORY, RELIGION, RACIAL AND CULTURAL DIVISIONS, PHILOSOPHY, LANGUAGE ACQUISITION AND HERITAGE. THE SHOW WILL INVESTIGATE QUESTIONS AROUND THESE AREAS AND CREATE SPACE FOR FURTHER CONVERSATION. THE SHOW WILL AIR WEEKLY ON KNCE 93.5FM IN TAOS AND STREAM ONLINE. SHOWS ARE ARCHIVED TO BE AVAILABLE FOR A WIDER AUDIENCE.] [PURPOSE: THIS PROJECT ALLOWS TAOS CENTER FOR THE ARTS (TCA) TO CONTINUE ITS RADIO HOUR, PRODUCING A WEEKLY SHOW FOR BOTH LOCAL AND GLOBAL COMMUNITIES.   ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED: THE TCA RADIO HOUR WILL BE ABLE TO SHIFT FROM ITS CURRENT BI-MONTHLY SHOW BACK TO WEEKLY PRODUCTION IT STARTED IN 2020 FROM A PREVIOUS NEH CARES GRANT. THIS SHOW WILL FOCUS ON THE TAOS COMMUNITY, PARTICULARLY THOSE THAT ARE HISPANIC AND NATIVE-IDENTIFYING. IT WILL HIGHLIGHT, EDUCATE, AND INFORM THE BROADER COMMUNITY ABOUT THE HISTORIES, LANGUAGES, TRADITIONS, MUSIC-FORMS, FORMS OF GOVERNMENT, AND UNDERSTANDINGS OF INDIGENEITY WITHIN THIS NORTHERN NEW MEXICO TOWN AND REGION. TCA STAFF WILL DEVELOP PROGRAMMING THAT IS RESPONSIVE AND UNIQUE TO THE MOMENT AND COMMUNITY. THIS RADIO HOUR WILL BE FREELY ACCESSIBLE THROUGH WIDE-REACHING PLATFORMS.  EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THIS PROJECT WILL CREATE A WEEKLY SHOW THAT IS ABOUT AND RESPONSIVE TO ITS COMMUNITY AND THEIR HISTORIES AND CONCERNS. THIS INCLUDES CREATING AND PRODUCING WEEKLY CONTENT BY SPECIALIZED STAFF. THREE POSITIONS FOR THESE ACTIVITIES AT TCA WILL BE RETAINED AND 10-12 WILL BE CREATED.    INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: TCA?S WEEKLY RADIO HOUR WILL INCLUDE AND BE FOR ITS IMMEDIATE COMMUNITY AS WELL AS A BROADER COMMUNITY THROUGH WIDE-REACHING DISTRIBUTION PLATFORMS WITH FREE ACCESS.  SUBRECIPIENT BENEFICIARIES: THIS PROJECT DOES NOT INTEND TO ISSUE SUBAWARDS. ]

COMMUNITY FACILITY GRANTS

THE YERBA BUENA CENTER FOR THE ARTS WILL ADVANCE THE DIGITAL ACCESSIBILITY, FRAMEWORK, AND OFFERINGS OF THEIR ONLINE PLATFORM, THE ARTIST POWER CENTER. DESIGNED TO PROVIDE RELIEF AND ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES TO BAY AREA ARTISTS AND ARTIST ENTERPRISES WHO HAVE BEEN DISPROPORTIONATELY IMPACTED BY THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC, THE MORE FLEXIBLE, VIRTUAL PLATFORM WILL CONNECT ARTS EMPLOYERS TO ARTISTS. THE WEB APP PLATFORM WILL INCLUDE CUSTOMIZABLE MESSAGING, ENHANCED USER PROFILES, AND A FRAMEWORK FOR USERS TO SHOWCASE THEIR PROJECTS IN DEVELOPMENT. PILOTED LAST YEAR, THE NEW VERSION OF THE PROGRAM IS INFORMED BY USER FEEDBACK FROM A FOCUS GROUP COMPOSED OF 20 BIPOC (BLACK, INDIGENOUS, AND PEOPLE OF COLOR) BAY AREA ARTISTS. THROUGH PROVIDING A CLEARINGHOUSE OF VITAL RESOURCES AND ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES AND ENSURING THAT OFFERINGS ARE ACCESSIBLE TO THE MOST VULNERABLE, THE MUSEUM WILL ASSIST A REGIONAL COMMUNITY OF ARTISTS IN THEIR ONGOING RECOVERY FROM THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC.

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT ARTSPARK A COMPETITIVE GRANT PROGRAM FOR INDIVIDUAL ARTISTS.

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT A SITE-BASED ARTIST RESIDENCY FOR MULTIDISCIPLINARY ARTISTS.  

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT THE EXHIBITION OF A NEW MULTIMEDIA COMMISSION BY OMASKÊKO CREE ARTIST DUANE LINKLATER (B. 1979) AT DIA CHELSEA.

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT ARTSPARK A COMPETITIVE GRANT PROGRAM FOR INDIVIDUAL ARTISTS.

TO SUPPORT PERSONNEL COSTS IN RESPONSE TO THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC.

TO SUPPORT PERSONNEL COSTS IN RESPONSE TO THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC.

TO SUPPORT PERSONNEL AND FACILITIES COSTS IN RESPONSE TO THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC.

TO SUPPORT PERSONNEL COSTS IN RESPONSE TO THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC.

TO SUPPORT PERSONNEL AND FACILITIES COSTS IN RESPONSE TO THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC.

TO SUPPORT PERSONNEL AND FACILITIES COSTS IN RESPONSE TO THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC.

TO SUPPORT DEVELOPMENT OF A CULTURAL DISTRICT PLAN AND THE DESIGN OF AN AMPHITHEATRE.

TO SUPPORT ARTIST RESIDENCIES, AN ALUMNI NEW WORKS PROGRAM, AND AN ARTIST COMMISSIONING PROGRAM.

TO SUPPORT RESIDENCIES FOR EMERGING AND MID-CAREER ARTISTS AND RELATED ACTIVITIES.

TO SUPPORT THE ENHANCEMENT OF MITCHELL PARK WITH INTERACTIVE SCULPTURES.

TO SUPPORT A RETROSPECTIVE EXHIBITION AND CATALOGUE FEATURING THE WORK OF CARL ANDRE.

TO SUPPORT THE CREATION OF TEMPORARY PUBLIC ART INSTALLATIONS INVOLVING LOCAL ARTS ORGANIZATIONS, VISITING ARTIST TEAMS, AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS.

TO SUPPORT BIG IDEAS, A SERIES OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY PERFORMANCES, FILM SCREENINGS, AND EXHIBITIONS.

TO SUPPORT A SERIES OF GUEST ARTIST/FACULTY MASTER CLASSES IN CREATIVE WRITING, DANCE, MOTION PICTURE ARTS, MUSIC, THEATER ARTS, VISUAL ARTS, AND COM

TO SUPPORT THE AFRICAN CONTEMPORARY ARTS CONSORTIUM IN CONSORTIUM WITH BATES COLLEGE IN LEWISTON MAINE.

TO SUPPORT "BIG IDEAS " A SERIES OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY PERFORMANCES FILM SCREENINGS AND EXHIBITIONS.

TO SUPPORT THE PRESERVATION OF JOBS THAT ARE THREATENED BY DECLINES IN PHILANTHROPIC AND OTHER SUPPORT DURING THE CURRENT ECONOMIC DOWNTURN.

TO SUPPORT THE PRESERVATION OF JOBS THAT ARE THREATENED BY DECLINES IN PHILANTHROPIC AND OTHER SUPPORT DURING THE CURRENT ECONOMIC DOWNTURN.

TO SUPPORT THE PRESERVATION OF JOBS THAT ARE THREATENED BY DECLINES IN PHILANTHROPIC AND OTHER SUPPORT DURING THE CURRENT ECONOMIC DOWNTURN.

TO SUPPORT THE PRESERVATION OF JOBS THAT ARE THREATENED BY DECLINES IN PHILANTHROPIC AND OTHER SUPPORT DURING THE CURRENT ECONOMIC DOWNTURN.

TO SUPPORT THE PRESERVATION OF JOBS THAT ARE THREATENED BY DECLINES IN PHILANTHROPIC AND OTHER SUPPORT DURING THE CURRENT ECONOMIC DOWNTURN.

TO SUPPORT THE OAKLAND PROJECTS AND RETROSPECTIVE WITH SOCIAL PRACTICE ARTIST SUZANNE LACY; THE REQUIEM MASS WITH COMPOSER SINGER AND PERFORMANCE ARTIST HOLCOMBE WALLER; AND RELATED IN-SCHOOL YOUTH MEDIA WORKSHOPS AND PROGRAMS. 

TO SUPPORT CITY OF HOPE, CITY OF RESISTANCE: RESEARCH AND ACTIONS AT THE URBAN LEVEL.

TO SUPPORT RESIDENCIES FOR EMERGING AND MID-CAREER ARTISTS.

TO SUPPORT GUEST ARTIST-FACULTY IN RESIDENCE.

SRSA APPLICATION

POSTCARDS FROM CANAVERAL

SMALL, RURAL SCHOOL ACHIEVEMENT PROGRAM

SRSA APPLICATION

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT PERFORMING ARTS EDUCATION PROGRAMS FOR YOUTH IN RURAL MONTANA. 

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT A TECHNICAL THEATER WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM.

TO SUPPORT A SERIES OF PERFORMING ARTS PRESENTATIONS.

TO SUPPORT THEATER WORK AND AN EXHIBITION ON ISSUES RELATING TO POVERTY.

TO SUPPORT ARTIST RESIDENCIES.

TO SUPPORT INTERDISCIPLINARY RESIDENCIES FOR EMERGING AND MID-CAREER ARTISTS.

TO SUPPORT THE EXHIBITION "CITY SITE: STREET PHOTOGRAPHY AND SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA NEO URBANISM 1945 - 1980 " WITH ACCOMPANYING CATALOGUE AND EDUCATION

TO SUPPORT THE "AFRICAN CONSORTIUM", IN CONSORTIUM WITH MAPP INTERNATIONAL PRODUCTIONS.

TO SUPPORT "THE AFRICAN CONTEMPORARY ARTS CONSORTIUM", IN CONSORTIUM WITH BATES COLLEGE.

SRSA APPLICATION

SMALL, RURAL SCHOOL ACHIEVEMENT PROGRAM

APPLICATION FOR SMALL, RURAL SCHOOL ACHIEVEMENT PROGRAM

SMALL, RURAL SCHOOL ACHIEVEMENT PROGRAM

APPLICATION FOR SMALL, RURAL SCHOOL ACHIEVEMENT PROGRAM

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT A CONCERT SERIES CELEBRATING AMERICAN MUSICAL HERITAGE AND THE CALIFORNIA CENTRAL VALLEYS CULTURAL LEGACY.

TO SUPPORT ARTIST RESIDENCIES AND AN ARTIST COMMISSIONING PROGRAM.

TO SUPPORT THE PHOTOGRAPHY AND MULTIMEDIA EXHIBITIONS "FOUND IN TRANSLATION" AND "LIVE IN CONTEXT."

TO SUPPORT AN IMAGINE YOUR PARKS PROJECT COMPRISING ARTIST RESIDENCIES, AN ALUMNI NEW WORKS PROGRAM, AND AN ARTIST COMMISSIONING PROGRAM

TO SUPPORT THE CREATIVE ECOSYSTEM ENGAGEMENT PROGRAM.

TO SUPPORT A SERIES OF PERFORMANCES BY CHOREOGRAPHER STEVE PAXTON AT THE DIA: BEACON, RIGGIO GALLERIES IN THE MID-HUDSON VALLEY.

TO SUPPORT ARTIST RESIDENCIES FOR EMERGING AND MID-CAREER ARTISTS AS WELL AS A SUMMER WRITING WORKSHOP FOR TEENAGERS.

TO SUPPORT THE EXHIBITION "WATER, CA" AND AFFILIATED COMMUNITY OUTREACH ACTIVITIES.

TO SUPPORT INTERDISCIPLINARY RESIDENCIES FOR EMERGING AND MID-CAREER ARTISTS.

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT AN ARTS INTERNSHIP PROGRAM FOR YOUTH.   

BETHEL WOODS CENTER FOR THE ARTS IN NEW YORK STATE WILL MAINTAIN ITS PRESERVATION FELLOWSHIP, ITS MOST AMBITIOUS PROGRAM TO DATE AND A NECESSARY ADDITION AS THE MUSEUM OVERCOMES PANDEMIC-RELATED INTERRUPTIONS, THROUGH OCTOBER 2022. CONTINUING THE FELLOWSHIP WILL ENHANCE AND EXPAND EXISTING PROGRAMMING THAT HAS INCREASED THE MUSEUM'S INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY TO RESPOND TO COMMUNITY NEEDS, STRENGTHEN PUBLIC PROGRAMMING, AND PARTNER WITH OTHER COMMUNITY-BASED ORGANIZATIONS. THE FELLOWSHIP ENCOMPASSES ORAL HISTORIES, PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT PROJECTS, AND THE OPENING OF NEW AREAS OF THE 800-ACRE HISTORIC SITE TO EXPLORATION AND PUBLIC USE. THE PREVIOUS FELLOWSHIP PROJECT INVOLVED HELPING THE MUSEUM PLAN, DOCUMENT, AND PRESERVE THE HISTORIC SITE OF THE 1969 WOODSTOCK MUSIC AND ART FAIR. THE MUSEUM WILL DESIGN FELLOWSHIP ACTIVITIES TO ENHANCE THE VISITOR EXPERIENCE AND ADD AUTHENTIC NEW MATERIAL AND UNDERSTANDING TO THE HISTORICAL RECORD.

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT AN ARTIST RESIDENCY PROGRAM. 

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT THE EXHIBITION FROM THE GROUND UP: NURTURING DIVERSITY IN HOSTILE ENVIRONMENTS.

TO SUPPORT THE PRESENTATION OF WORK DEVELOPED BY YBCA FELLOWS. 

TO SUPPORT PUBLIC PROGRAMMING FEATURING ARTISTS IN RESIDENCE AT THE HEADLANDS CENTER FOR THE ARTS.

TO SUPPORT ARTIST RESIDENCIES FOR EMERGING AND MID-CAREER ARTISTS.

TO SUPPORT INTERDISCIPLINARY RESIDENCIES FOR EMERGING AND MID-CAREER ARTISTS.

TO SUPPORT BIG IDEAS, A SERIES OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY PERFORMANCES.

TO SUPPORT INSTALLATIONS INSIDE/OUT.

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT A CAREER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM FOR ARTISTS.

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT PERFORMANCES OF EDMONIA BY COMPOSER AND LIBRETTIST WILLIAM BANFIELD.

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT ARTIST RESIDENCIES AND A COMMISSIONING PROGRAM.

TO SUPPORT RESIDENCIES AND A COMMISSIONING PROGRAM FOR EMERGING AND MID-CAREER ARTISTS.

TO SUPPORT A COLLABORATIVE PUBLIC ART PROJECT IN SAN FRANCISCOS MISSION DISTRICT.

TO SUPPORT THE ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAM.

TO SUPPORT ARTIST RESIDENCIES AND RELATED ACTIVITIES.

TO SUPPORT THE EXHIBITION "CHARLOTTE POSENENSKE: 1954-1968" AND ACCOMPANYING CATALOGUE.

TO SUPPORT ARTIST RESIDENCIES AND RELATED ACTIVITIES.

TO SUPPORT "ART I-10," A SERIES OF VISUAL ARTS EXHIBITIONS.

TO SUPPORT ARTIST RESIDENCIES AND RELATED ACTIVITIES.

TO SUPPORT ARTIST FEES RELATED TO MASTER CLASSES AND ARTIST RESIDENCIES AT INTERLOCHEN ARTS ACADEMY.

TO SUPPORT THE ARTISTS-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAM AND RELATED ACTIVITIES.

TO SUPPORT ARTIST FEES RELATED TO MASTER CLASSES AND ARTIST RESIDENCIES AT INTERLOCHEN ARTS ACADEMY.

TO SUPPORT ARTIST FEES RELATED TO MASTER CLASSES AND ARTIST RESIDENCIES AT INTERLOCHEN ARTS ACADEMY.

TO SUPPORT "HOME AWAY," A MULTIMEDIA EXHIBITION.

TO SUPPORT A TOURING RETROSPECTIVE EXHIBITION OF THE WORK OF GERMAN ARTIST BLINKY PALERMO (1943-1977).

TO SUPPORT THE PRESERVATION OF JOBS THAT ARE THREATENED BY DECLINES IN PHILANTHROPIC AND OTHER SUPPORT DURING THE CURRENT ECONOMIC DOWNTURN.

TO SUPPORT INTERDISCIPLINARY RESIDENCIES FOR EMERGING AND MID-CAREER ARTISTS.

TO SUPPORT BIG IDEAS, A SERIES OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY PROGRAMS.

TO SUPPORT INSIDE/OUT AN EXHIBITION SERIES AT THE ACADIANA CENTER FOR THE ARTS.

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT ARTIST RESIDENCY PROGRAMS.

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT A FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM FOR MULTIDISCIPLINARY ARTISTS.

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT STAFF SALARIES AND TRAVEL COSTS FOR AN ARTIST RESIDENCY PROGRAM.

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT DESIGN STUDIO INTERNSHIPS THAT PROMOTE EQUITY AND ELEVATE LOCAL VOICES.

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT ARTIST FEES FOR A MULTIDISCIPLINARY PERFORMANCE SERIES AT AARON DAVIS HALL.

TO SUPPORT AN INTERDISCIPLINARY ARTIST RESIDENCY PROGRAM.

TO SUPPORT AN EXHIBITION AND CATALOGUE DETAILING THE LIFE AND WORK OF JAMES KIVETORUK MOSES.

TO SUPPORT ARTIST STIPENDS FOR A RESIDENCY PROGRAM FOR EMERGING AND MID-CAREER ARTISTS.

TO SUPPORT AN ARTIST RESIDENCY PROGRAM FOR DANCE.

TO SUPPORT PROGRAMS FOR ARTISTS INCLUDING THE ARTIST IN RESIDENCE (AIR) AND ARTIST COMMISSIONING PROGRAMS.

TO SUPPORT THE EXPANSION OF AN ARTS IN MEDICINE EDUCATION PROGRAM FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS.

TO SUPPORT PERFORMING AND VISUAL ARTISTS RESIDENCIES AND RELATED ACTIVITIES.

TO SUPPORT AN EXHIBITION, RELATED PROGRAMMING, AND A PUBLICATION EXPLORING DESIGNER VICTOR PAPANEK'S (1923-98) INFLUENCE ON CONTEMPORARY VISUAL ART A

TO SUPPORT THE RESIDENCY @ THE CENTER, A SERIES OF PROGRAMS FEATURING EMERGING AND ESTABLISHED ARTISTS.

TO SUPPORT "ARTWORKERS: CREATIVITY AND AMERICA."

TO SUPPORT THE PRODUCTION OF THE TELEVISION SERIES, "LOUISIANA CROSSROADS," INTENDED FOR NATIONAL BROADCAST.

TO SUPPORT RESIDENCIES FOR EMERGING AND MID-CAREER ARTISTS.

TO SUPPORT THE "CHAUTAUQUA GROOVES PROJECT" INVOLVING RHYTHM-BASED ARTISTS AND ENSEMBLES IN PERFORMANCES AND WORKSHOP ACTIVITIES.

TO SUPPORT "ART VAN DELUX."

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT AN ARTIST RESIDENCY PROGRAM.

TO SUPPORT THE ARTISTS-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAM.

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT THE FLOYD LIVING TRADITIONS FESTIVAL.

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES TO PROMOTE ACCESSIBILITY BEST PRACTICES INCLUDING IMPROVEMENTS TO ARTSBOSTON’S ONLINE EVENTS CALENDAR A PUBLIC INFORMATION CAMPAIGN WEBINARS AND ACCESSIBILITY TOOL KIT.

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT STAFF SALARIES FOR AN INTERDISCIPLINARY ARTIST RESIDENCY PROGRAM.

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT GUEST ARTISTS AND THE COMPOSER-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAM AT THE ARTS ACADEMY. 

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT PROGRAMMING THAT EXPLORES INDIGENOUS CULTURES DURING CALIFORNIA WORLDFEST A GLOBAL MUSIC FESTIVAL.

TO SUPPORT THE EXHIBITION TASTEFULLY SOUTH JERSEY  AND RELATED PUBLIC PROGRAMMING AN EXPLORATION INTO FOLK ART AND CULTURE THROUGH THE LENS OF FOOD TRADITIONS.

TO SUPPORT THE ARTS ACADEMY GUEST ARTISTS AND ARTISTS-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAM.

TO SUPPORT A STATEWIDE ORCHESTRAL MUSIC FESTIVAL.

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT STAFF SALARIES FOR THE DOROTHY GERBER STRINGS PROGRAM A FREE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PROGRAM FOR STUDENTS.

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT AN ARTIST RESIDENCY PROGRAM.

TASTEFULLY SOUTH JERSEY

THE PROGRAM AIMS TO BRING TOGETHER FAMILIES OF YOUTH WITH SPECIAL NEEDS, FROM BOTH ARAB AND JEWISH COMMUNITIES IN THE REGION THROUGH AMERICAN MUSIC.

PRESERVING THE ARTIST ARCHIVES OF ATLANTIC CENTER FOR THE ARTS [THE COLLECTIONS HELD BY THE ATLANTIC CENTER FOR THE ARTS (ACA), A NONPROFIT INTERDISCIPLINARY ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE ORGANIZATION LOCATED IN NEW SMYRNA BEACH, FLORIDA, ARE A RECORD OF THE CREATIVE PROCESS OF SOME OF THE WORLD?S MOST IMPORTANT ARTISTS WHO HAVE COME TO ACA FOR MORE THAN 40 YEARS TO WORK, CREATE, EXPERIMENT, COLLABORATE, INNOVATE, AND EXPLORE. ACA WILL CELEBRATE ITS 50TH ANNIVERSARY AS A WORLD-RENOWNED ARTIST COMMUNITY IN 2027. A CONSULTING ARCHIVIST HAS PROVIDED AN ASSESSMENT AND STAFF/KEY VOLUNTEER TRAINING SESSIONS TO IMPLEMENT HER ACCESSIONING AND STORAGE RECOMMENDATIONS, AND INSTRUCTED HOW TO BUILD AND MAINTAIN A COLLECTIONS DATABASE. THIS PROJECT WILL SUPPORT THE PURCHASE OF SUPPLIES TO PROTECT FRAGILE AND AT-RISK DOCUMENTS TO MAKE THE COLLECTION ACCESSIBLE FOR CURRENT AND FUTURE CULTURAL SCHOLARS AND THE PUBLIC.]

MIDLAND COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY HISTORIC COLLECTIONS PRESERVATION ASSESSMENT [THE MIDLAND COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY IS SEEKING EXPERT ADVICE AND TRAINING FOR THE LONG-TERM PLANNING, CARE, MAINTENANCE AND RECOVERY OF THE MIDLAND COUNTY HISTORIC COLLECTIONS. THE COLLECTIONS INCLUDE THE MIDLAND AREA RESEARCH ARCHIVES AND HISTORIC ARTIFACT AND TEXTILE COLLECTIONS. THESE ITEMS SUSTAINED SIGNIFICANT DAMAGE AND DISPLACEMENT DURING THE MAY 19-20, 2020 EDENVILLE DAM FAILURE AND FLOOD EVENT AND IS NOW IN A FEDERALLY DECLARED DISASTER AREA.]

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT PERFORMANCES BY QUARTETO NUEVO AND JEROD IMPICHCHAACHAAHA TATE WITH RELATED OUTREACH PROGRAMMING.

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT THE ARTISTS REACHING THE STUDENTS IN-SCHOOL RESIDENCY PROGRAM.

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT AN EXHIBITION FEATURING THE WORK OF CRISTOBAL CEA.

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT CHILDRENS THEATER PRODUCTIONS AND ART CLASSES FOR YOUTH.

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT A MULTIDISCIPLINARY HISPANIC ARTS AND HERITAGE FESTIVAL.

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT MUSICAL PERFORMANCES AND RELATED ACTIVITIES.

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT DANCE AND MUSIC PERFORMANCES AND THE CREATION OF A MURAL AT THE INDIGENOUS PEOPLES DAY ART MARKET.

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN NATIONAL WATERMEDIA EXHIBITION AND RELATED ACTIVITIES.

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT SALARIES AND TRAVEL COSTS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT AND PRODUCTION OF WITNESSES A NEW MUSICAL DEVISED BY PROFESSIONAL MUSICAL THEATER ARTISTS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH YOUTH PARTICIPATING IN THE CCAE CONSERVATORY THE ORGANIZATIONS PRE-PROFESSIONAL THEATER TRAINING PROGRAM.

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT STAFF SALARIES AND DOCUMENTATION COSTS FOR RESIDENCY PROGRAMS FOR ARTISTS WORKING IN MULTIPLE DISCIPLINES.

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT STAFF SALARIES FOR AN INTERDISCIPLINARY ARTIST RESIDENCY PROGRAM.

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT A SERIES OF OUTDOOR PERFORMANCES.

TO SUPPORT GENERAL OPERATING COSTS IN RESPONSE TO THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC.  

TO SUPPORT CHILDRENS THEATER PRODUCTIONS AND ART CLASSES FOR YOUTH.

TO SUPPORT ARTS ACTIVITIES PRESENTED WITH NON-TRADITIONAL VENUES THROUGHOUT LORAIN COUNTY OHIO.

TO SUPPORT ART EXHIBITIONS AT A MAJOR REGIONAL SHOPPING MALL.

TO SUPPORT STAFF AND ARTIST FEES FOR A SUMMER THEATER EDUCATION PROGRAM FOR YOUTH.

TO SUPPORT A MULTIDISCIPLINARY ARTS EDUCATION PROGRAM FOR YOUTH.

TO SUPPORT CONTEMPORARY MUSIC PERFORMANCES BY CELLO AND PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE NEW MORSE CODE WITH RELATED OUTREACH ACTIVITIES.

TO SUPPORT THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN NATIONAL WATERMEDIA EXHIBITION AND RELATED OUTREACH ACTIVITIES.

TO SUPPORT A PERFORMANCE OF CRASH A COLLABORATIVE DANCE WORK BY JACOB JONAS AND RELATED OUTREACH ACTIVITIES.

TO SUPPORT BLACK HISTORY MONTH PERFORMANCES OF SEVEN GUITARS BY AUGUST WILSON.

TO SUPPORT RESIDENCIES FOR ARTISTS WORKING IN MUSIC AND VISUAL ARTS.

TO SUPPORT AN ARTIST RESIDENCY PROGRAM.

TO SUPPORT PERFORMANCES AT THE VERNA LEITH SAWMILL THEATER IN COOKSBURG PENNSYLVANIA.