The University of Arizona Poetry is thrilled to announce that it has received an Art Works Grant from the National Endowment for the Arts to support our 16-17 programming year.
As the only funder in the country that supports the arts in all 50 states and five U.S. jurisdictions, the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) will award $82,357,050 in grants to fund 1,148 projects in the second major grant announcement of its 50th anniversary year. Grants will be awarded in 13 artistic disciplines or fields plus arts research, along with partnership agreements to U.S. states, jurisdictions, and regions.
Grants will support a wide range of activities from an arts education project led by the Regional Arts & Culture Council of Portland Oregon to support The Right Brain Initiative: Systemic Change Through the Arts, to a visual arts project led by STARworks Center for Creative Enterprise in Star, North Carolina to support an arts exhibition down the town’s main street. All of these recommended grants represent a federal investment in the quality and quantity of and public access to art works and activities, furthering learning, creativity, and engagement for people nationwide.
NEA Chairman Jane Chu noted, “Approximately 85 percent of NEA grantees are small to medium-sized organizations serving millions of people each year. The arts are all around us and the NEA helps them thrive.”
Four funding categories are represented in this announcement; Art Works, Research: Art Works, Our Town, and State and Regional Partnerships.
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As the only funder in the country that supports the arts in all 50 states and five U.S. jurisdictions, the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) will award $82,357,050 in grants to fund 1,148 projects in the second major grant announcement of its 50th anniversary year. Grants will be awarded in 13 artistic disciplines or fields plus arts research, along with partnership agreements to U.S. states, jurisdictions, and regions.
Grants will support a wide range of activities from an arts education project led by the Regional Arts & Culture Council of Portland Oregon to support The Right Brain Initiative: Systemic Change Through the Arts, to a visual arts project led by STARworks Center for Creative Enterprise in Star, North Carolina to support an arts exhibition down the town’s main street. All of these recommended grants represent a federal investment in the quality and quantity of and public access to art works and activities, furthering learning, creativity, and engagement for people nationwide.
NEA Chairman Jane Chu noted, “Approximately 85 percent of NEA grantees are small to medium-sized organizations serving millions of people each year. The arts are all around us and the NEA helps them thrive.”
Four funding categories are represented in this announcement; Art Works, Research: Art Works, Our Town, and State and Regional Partnerships.
A list of all 1,148 projects organized by state/jurisdiction and city is available here.
A list of all 1,148 projects organized by category and artistic discipline is available here.
ART WORKS: 1,002 awards totaling $26,019,500
- See more at: https://www.arts.gov/news/2016/823-million-grants-will-support-art-projects-nationwide#sthash.8kKJgvS0.dpuf
As the only funder in the country that supports the arts in all 50 states and five U.S. jurisdictions, the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) will award $82,357,050 in grants to fund 1,148 projects in the second major grant announcement of its 50th anniversary year. Grants will be awarded in 13 artistic disciplines or fields plus arts research, along with partnership agreements to U.S. states, jurisdictions, and regions.
Grants will support a wide range of activities from an arts education project led by the Regional Arts & Culture Council of Portland Oregon to support The Right Brain Initiative: Systemic Change Through the Arts, to a visual arts project led by STARworks Center for Creative Enterprise in Star, North Carolina to support an arts exhibition down the town’s main street. All of these recommended grants represent a federal investment in the quality and quantity of and public access to art works and activities, furthering learning, creativity, and engagement for people nationwide.
NEA Chairman Jane Chu noted, “Approximately 85 percent of NEA grantees are small to medium-sized organizations serving millions of people each year. The arts are all around us and the NEA helps them thrive.”
Four funding categories are represented in this announcement; Art Works, Research: Art Works, Our Town, and State and Regional Partnerships.
A list of all 1,148 projects organized by state/jurisdiction and city is available here.
A list of all 1,148 projects organized by category and artistic discipline is available here.
ART WORKS: 1,002 awards totaling $26,019,500
- See more at: https://www.arts.gov/news/2016/823-million-grants-will-support-art-projects-nationwide#sthash.8kKJgvS0.dpuf
As the only funder in the country that supports the arts in all 50 states and five U.S. jurisdictions, the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) will award $82,357,050 in grants to fund 1,148 projects in the second major grant announcement of its 50th anniversary year. Grants will be awarded in 13 artistic disciplines or fields plus arts research, along with partnership agreements to U.S. states, jurisdictions, and regions.
Grants will support a wide range of activities from an arts education project led by the Regional Arts & Culture Council of Portland Oregon to support The Right Brain Initiative: Systemic Change Through the Arts, to a visual arts project led by STARworks Center for Creative Enterprise in Star, North Carolina to support an arts exhibition down the town’s main street. All of these recommended grants represent a federal investment in the quality and quantity of and public access to art works and activities, furthering learning, creativity, and engagement for people nationwide.
NEA Chairman Jane Chu noted, “Approximately 85 percent of NEA grantees are small to medium-sized organizations serving millions of people each year. The arts are all around us and the NEA helps them thrive.”
Four funding categories are represented in this announcement; Art Works, Research: Art Works, Our Town, and State and Regional Partnerships.
A list of all 1,148 projects organized by state/jurisdiction and city is available here.
A list of all 1,148 projects organized by category and artistic discipline is available here.
ART WORKS: 1,002 awards totaling $26,019,500
- See more at: https://www.arts.gov/news/2016/823-million-grants-will-support-art-projects-nationwide#sthash.8kKJgvS0.dpuf
As the only funder in the country that supports the arts in all 50 states and five U.S. jurisdictions, the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) will award $82,357,050 in grants to fund 1,148 projects in the second major grant announcement of its 50th anniversary year. Grants will be awarded in 13 artistic disciplines or fields plus arts research, along with partnership agreements to U.S. states, jurisdictions, and regions.
Grants will support a wide range of activities from an arts education project led by the Regional Arts & Culture Council of Portland Oregon to support The Right Brain Initiative: Systemic Change Through the Arts, to a visual arts project led by STARworks Center for Creative Enterprise in Star, North Carolina to support an arts exhibition down the town’s main street. All of these recommended grants represent a federal investment in the quality and quantity of and public access to art works and activities, furthering learning, creativity, and engagement for people nationwide.
NEA Chairman Jane Chu noted, “Approximately 85 percent of NEA grantees are small to medium-sized organizations serving millions of people each year. The arts are all around us and the NEA helps them thrive.”
Four funding categories are represented in this announcement; Art Works, Research: Art Works, Our Town, and State and Regional Partnerships.
A list of all 1,148 projects organized by state/jurisdiction and city is available here.
A list of all 1,148 projects organized by category and artistic discipline is available here.
ART WORKS: 1,002 awards totaling $26,019,500
- See more at: https://www.arts.gov/news/2016/823-million-grants-will-support-art-projects-nationwide#sthash.8kKJgvS0.dpuf