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TRAVEL STIPENDS FOR ARTISTS AND PRESENTERS GOING TO THE MIDWEST ARTS CONFERENCE |
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The Midwest Arts Conference in Indianapolis, Indiana offers artists and presenters an excellent opportunity for professional development, networking, and a chance to see relevant and cutting-edge performances. The conference takes place September 13 - 16, 2010, but the time to apply for travel stipends from Mid-America is now! Check out our Performing Arts page to learn more. | |
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REGIONAL TOURING GRANT CYCLE NOW OPEN FOR PRESENTERS |
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Attention, Presenters! Now is the time to submit your application for a Mid-America's Regional Touring Program Grant. If you are a presenter in the Mid-America region and wish to bring performers to your community from Mid-America's Artists' Registry, visit our Performing Arts page to see grant guidelines and to apply through our eGrant system. Deadline is October 15, 2010. | |
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MAAA RECEIVES $250,000 CHALLENGE GRANT FROM MABEE FOUNDATION |
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The J.E. and L.E. Mabee Foundation of Tulsa, Okla., has awarded a $250,000 challenge grant to Mid-America Arts Alliance in support of our first large-scale public fundraising initiative.
Funds raised through this capital campaign will allow Mid-America to expand and improve our Crossroads Arts District headquarters, culminating in a "Culture Lab" capstone renovation which will include a staging area for anticipated exhibition installations, performing arts events, lectures by visiting curators and artists, artist residencies, and poetry workshops.
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New England Foundation for the Arts Announces National Pilot Program for Collaborative Theater
The New England Foundation for the Arts (NEFA) announces a new grant opportunity for a national pilot program to promote the development of contemporary collaborative theater works and the reach of those works through touring. Modeled on NEFA's National Dance Project, the National Theater Pilot will provide grants for approximately 12 projects over two years while building an informed, interactive network of producing theater presenters and ensembles that will support the promotion of the projects through their development and tour planning.
U.S.-based nonprofit organizations and individual artists who have identified collaborators are eligible to apply. All projects must have at least one committed organizational partner who will participate in the development and/or touring of the work. Organizations must be able to prove nonprofit status; for individual artists, an organizational partner may serve as the fiscal agent.
Deadline for grant application is September 1, 2010. Visit NEFA for more information on its National Theater Pilot and to access online grant application forms. |
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