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Empowering community through art

Just as it was at our founding in 1972, more than 50 years ago, Mid-America Arts Alliance continues to develop and nourish collaborative relationships to increase access to the arts and creativity for all Americans. In FY22, M-AAA continued to provide support and guidance to arts organizations, artists, and creatives as the pandemic stretched into its third year.

  • 3,685 artists and creatives served.
  • 471,773 people connected with art experiences.
  • Nearly $3 million in grants awarded to artists and arts organizations.
  • To states as far as Alaska and in rural communities as small as Lebanon, Kansas (population 178).

Read more about how M-AAA empowered communities through art during FY2022, and review our activities in these past annual reports.

  • Black woman artists stands in front of a microphone presenting her art to a crowd of Artist INC alumni
    Annual Report FY22
    A summary of our activity and impact from July 1, 2021-June 30, 2022
    Annual Report FY22
  • film still of a young black boy, typing on a typewriter on a blanket in the middle of a grass field
    Annual Report FY21
    A summary of our activity and impact from July 1, 2020–June 30, 2021
    Annual Report FY21
  • A group of people pose in front of a hanging sculpture
    Annual Report FY20
    A summary of our activity and impact from July 1, 2019–June 30, 2020
    Annual Report FY20
  • Square Mid-America Arts Alliance logo
    Form 990
    Our most recently filed 990
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Pictured: Câmi Thomas, video still from Tuko Sasa, 2020; video, time: 3:51; Courtesy of the artist

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