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ABOUT NEFA
| NEFA supports artists with grants and professional resources; establishes vital connections between artists, arts programmers, and the public; and strengthens the region's creative economy through research that informs public policy.
Learn more about NEFA.
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LAST CHANCE CALLS TO ARTISTS
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- Due March 9, 2012
City of Kingsport seeks sculpture for its Sixth Annual Sculpture Exhibition in Kingsport, TN - Due March 12, 2012
RFQ for 6TH AVE BRIDGE public art project in Des Moines, IA - Due March 13, 2012
RFQ for $125,000 Clifford Brown Project in Wilmington, DE - Due March 14, 2012
RFQ for $50,000 art installation in Martin Luther King, Jr. Park in Urbana, IL - Due March 14, 2012
Beyond Granite Design Competition in Washington, DC, deadline is extended!
Remember, these are just a few of the great listings available on the NEFA Network. Calls are posted several times a week, so visit today and check back often!
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PUBLIC ART DISCUSSION SERIES
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Legal issues can be daunting for public artists. That is why NEFA asked Jim Grace, executive director of the Arts & Business Council of Greater Boston, to give a workshop on legal processes in public art.
Join us Thursday, March 29, for Negotiations, Copyright and Contracts with Jim Grace, and come away with:
- Important keys to effective negotiation for artists and organizations
- Clear explanations of copyright laws - how to protect yourself and others
- Hands-on practice with contracts
(Space is limited and the event is almost full! We will have a wait list.)
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FUND FOR THE ARTS UPDATE
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"...the Greenway is becoming a place where residents, visitors, and workers are happy to mingle together. Contemporary art will enhance these uses." Dr. Ted Landsmark, NEFA Board member and Fund for the Arts Advisor
Learn how you can be a part of the Greenway public art planning process.
If you have a current public art project that you would like Fund for the Arts to be aware of, please email a brief description to publicart@nefa.org.
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STILL HAVE MATERIALS ON YOUR MIND?
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Spurred by your feedback and requests, NEFA videotaped two recent Public Art Discussion Series. If you could not make it to "Materials Mania" and want to learn about how to use plastic molds, glass and mosaics then check out our YouTube channel for videos of the presentations.
Up next, Strategies in Community Engagement!
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