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APRIL 2014 
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STRENGTHENING ARTIST-LED THEATER
CREATIVE ECONOMY SPOTLIGHT
NATIVE ARTS
PUBLIC ART DISCUSSION SERIES
JOIN US! UPCOMING EVENTS
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STRENGTHENING ARTIST-LED THEATER

NTP granteeNEFA is pleased to announce a three-year $3,625,000 grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to continue the work of the National Theater Project.

 

Image: NTP-supported Teo Castellanos 
D-Projects; by Randy Valdes 
CREATIVE ECONOMY SPOTLIGHT

CreativeGround logo CreativeGround--New England's regional directory that spotlights cultural nonprofits, creative businesses, and professional artists--is buzzing with activity. Check out this month's NEW featured profiles on the CreativeGround homepage and About page.

New England Creative Economy Network MeetingAll six New England states were represented at the first New England Creative Economy Network meeting of 2014 in February 26 in Boston, MA. Read a summary of the meeting.

 

Image by Kelsey Colcord

NATIVE ARTS

NATIVE ARTS PROGRAM FUNDS EXPLORATION OF CONSORTIUM
Final Grant Round Positions Future Support 
 
Native Arts grantee basket NEFA has awarded planning grants to five Native-led organizations to support the exploration of supporting New England Native artists through the formation of a regional consortium. These awards mark the final round of grantmaking for the Native Arts program, which comes to a close on June 1, 2014. Support for Native American artists continues to be available through other NEFA programs and services. Read the full release.

 

Image: Woven basket by NEFA-supported Native American artist Sarah Sockbeson (Penobscot); by Sarah Sockbeson/Nicholas Halsdorff

PUBLIC ART DISCUSSION SERIES

Jim Grace The Public Art Discussion Series returns! Jim Grace (executive director of the Arts & Business Council of Greater Boston) will guide public artists through contracts, budgets, insurance, and incorporation in his two-part workshop series. Attend one or attend both! Click below for more information and to register.

APRIL 30, 2014 | BOSTON, MA
MAY 14, 2014 | BOSTON, MA
Image by Abigail Maulion
JOIN US! UPCOMING EVENTS
APRIL 8, 2014 | SOUTH PROVIDENCE, RI
APRIL 11, 2014 | PORTLAND, ME
APRIL 30, 2014 | BOSTON, MA
MAY 14, 2014 | BOSTON, MA
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APPLY FOR A GRANT
NTP grant recipient Upcoming application deadlines
(learn more at www.nefa.org):

JUNE 2, 2014
ROLLING DEADLINE
Image: NTP-supported Mondo Bizarro; by Melisa Cardona