August 10, 2022 | Issue 54 |
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We just want to say Thank You!
The Annual Summit could not happen with out these folk - the Steering Committee, Session and Tour Presenters, Pod Leaders, On-Demand Content Creators, Art Break Artists, and the Tech Team!
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ACCESS Center for Equity
Alphonso Abbott
Najah Ali
Art World Learning
Arts Council of Winston-Salem, Forsyth County
Triangle Artworks
Eileen Bagnall
E’laina Barron
Larry Barron
Kevin Bitterman
CAST & Allison Posey
Kathleen Collier
J. Cottle
Creative Greensboro
CultureWS
Ryan Deal
Robert Donnan
Angel Fant
Beth Flowers
Flywheel
Forsyth Tech Small Business Center
Sunny Gravely Foushee
Amy Funderburk
Jim Gallucci
Audrey Gamez
Taryn Griggs
Schala Harper
Cheryl Harry
Jessyca Holland
Spencer Howard
HUSTLE Winston-Salem
Lavinia Jackson
Malek Jandali
Luann Jennings
Princess Johnson
Kaisha Johnson
SunQueen Kelcey
Michelle Knapik
Dave Kopans
Hoong Yee Lee Krakauer
Devin Lane
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Chase Law
Lové Lemon
Corrie Lisk-Hurst
Lynda Lotich
Darlene J. McClinton
Nate McGaha
Charmaine Minniefield
MIXXER
Gabriela Munoz
Nathaniel Ward Trio
Milta Ortiz
Rosa Otero
Christina Park
Summer Payne
Barbara Peck
Heather Pontonio
Pratt Institute
Josh Ridley
Alejandra Rocha
Micah Rosegrant
Sawtooth School of Visual Art
Chi Sharpe
Dara Silver
Mitzi Sinnott
Sparq
Emmitt Stevenson
Shannon Stokes
Zakiyyah Sutton
Marian Taylor
Teaching Artists Guild
The InBetween, LLC
Thomas S. Kenan Institute for the Arts - UNCSA
Josephus Thompson III
Emily Hall Tremaine Foundation
Azucena Trejo Williams
Trevor Gabriel Trio
Visit Winston-Salem
T. Walker
Sheridan Watkins
Magalie Yacinthe
Chris Yon
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How was your Summit experience? |
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REJUVENATE
self-care offerings
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CONNECT
opportunities that bring people together
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ELEVATE
tips from experts
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Daily Meditation & Contemplative Practice Offerings: Breathing breaks, reflection journaling, monthly morning practice, midweek mantras, mindful drawing, and meditation. This is a virtual offering from Pratt Institute and is free & open to all.
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The InBetween, LLC is an artistic company that is woman-owned, black-owned and LGBTQIA+ owned. Based in Winston Salem, NC, they provide an immersive experience that makes you question and appreciate everything around you. They strive to provide jobs for new and experienced artists looking for the gateway to their career.
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Nathaniel Ward, a Winston-Salem, NC artist, talks about the rich atmosphere of the Nathaniel Ward Trio Sizzilin Summer Nights events. He discusses the environment of the events including musical excerpts and efforts to provide healthy food for the community.
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The Cultural Equity Learning Community (CELC) is a two-unit, 12-session, asynchronous online anti-racism course with wrap-around supports. The CELC is open to arts and culture leaders committed to building intersectional racial equity, working towards cultural equity and creative justice. The CELC is a program of Arts Connect International, funded by Mass Cultural Council, and filmed by HipStory. Fall registration open until August 31, 2022.
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The Dance Industry Census is a landmark study that serves as the first research undertaking in Dance/NYC’s Dance Workforce Resilience Initiative. The Census aims to better understand the size, makeup, health and state of the dance ecosystem in the metropolitan New York City area in order to address economic inequities in the field and ensure that all dance workers are recognized and represented. Dance/NYC designed this two-pronged survey effort to collect economic, social, and demographic data that reflects the experiences of individual dance workers and dance organizations, businesses, groups and projects. All data in the Dance Industry Census is collected anonymously, and all data will be reported in aggregate form. The Dance Industry Census is open until October 31, 2022.
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If you attended the goal setting Summit sessions, you know how important goals can be. (You can watch Dave's session from the Summit here.) Whether you have a BHAG or you already WOOP-ed your goals, you should join the Support and Plan group. You can request to join the I AM AN ARTIST group, I WORK WITH ARTISTS group, or both.
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The Canadian Women Artists’ Award is a cash grant open to Canadian women artists ages 25-40 in New York State working in visual art or media and design. This award is granted to NYFA by the Canadian Women’s Club of New York as a way to continue its philanthropic work when it disbanded. Three cash awards will be granted of artists that fall in the following categories: visual arts (Painting, Photography, Craft/Sculpture, Printmaking/Drawing, or Interdisciplinary Work), media and design (Video/Film, Experimental Sound, or Design), and literary arts (poetry, Nonfiction, Fiction, or Playwriting/Screenwriting).
Grant Deadline: August 30, 2022 at 5:00PM EST
Residency Compensation: $5,000
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The Queens Museum is pleased to announce an open call for its new two-year (October 2022 – September 2024) In Situ Artist Fellowship to be awarded to three artists. Each artist will receive rent-free studio space at the Museum and an annualized salaried position at $45,000 per year with full benefits. Prioritizing co-creation, relationship building, research and ambitious experimentation, artists will develop a solo exhibition to open in Spring 2024 that will result from their work with Queens Museum communities. There is a minimum requirement to work in the museum three days per week.
Grant Deadline: August 14, 2022 at 11:59PM EST
Grant Amount: Free studio space and $45,000 yearly salary with benefits
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