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Barrie launches 2024 Arts & Culture funding program
Barrie is now accepting applications for its 2024 Arts & Culture Investment Program. Barrie’s arts and culture community is enhanced by funding the work of not-for-profit arts and culture organizations. Eligible organizations can apply for funding in two categories, including operational funding to support administration and programming needs. The second funding stream is for project…
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New director of Mainframe Studios in Des Moines embraces role of ‘champion’ for artists
Before Julia Franklin became executive director of Mainframe Studios in Des Moines, believed to be the largest nonprofit art studio in the nation, she had a studio there. Studio No. 321, with a window. The artist and educator, who departed from her role as a community investment specialist at the nonprofit Bravo Greater Des Moines,…
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Tour Nativity scenes from around the world in Akron and Kirtland
From Nativity scenes made of soda cans to multicultural interpretations from around the world, Northeast Ohio is home to two places featuring hundreds of displays. In Kirtland, an annual exhibit is on view throughout the holiday season. This is also the peak time for a visit to Akron’s Nativity museum. For centuries, cultures throughout the…
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ERIAC Board meeting: major new steps taken to further enhance Roma arts and culture in Europe
At the XII Board Meeting of the European Roma Institute for Arts and Culture (ERIAC) on 4 December in Berlin, Germany, Council of Europe Deputy Secretary General Bjørn Berge emphasised that “the work of ERIAC, its results and visibility continue to be essential for promoting Roma inclusion, combating antigypsyism, and for highlighting and promoting Roma…
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Council expresses ‘sticker shock’ from proposed public art plan
Aspen City Council members said they were surprised by the scale and cost of a proposed public art program presented during a work session on Monday. The proposed plan, prepared by two arts consulting firms hired by the city this spring, calls for the city to hire a new full-time employee (salary and overhead costs…
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Actor-slash-Culture Minister Yu In-chon opens up about return to politics
Culture Minister Yu In-chon interviews with the JoongAng Sunday, an affiliate of the Korea JoongAng Daily, at the National Museum of Korean Contemporary History in central Seoul on Nov. 13. [KIM SANG SEON] It’s the experience that counts — especially if you’re the first two-time culture minister whose previous tenure was the longest and…
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SoundCheck: Getting creative with Keyven Dunn
Multi-instrumentalist and singer/songwriter Keyven Dunn talks about his passion for music and creating. From his childhood love of drums, to being able to fill in for a band on a moment’s notice on just about any instrument, Dunn can’t imagine life without music.
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Broadway Star Headlines FAU C.A.S.T. Party Celebrating Arts and Culture
Held to celebrate the cultivation of arts and letters on campus and in the community, FAU’s Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts and Letters hosts its fourth annual Culture, Arts and Society Today (CAST) Party headlining Florida Atlantic University alumnus and Broadway, film and television star Marc Kudisch ’88. Guests of this “friend-, fan- and…
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Here’s everything we know about Singapore Art Week 2024
Singapore Art Week 2024 will boast over 150 events and works by over 400 artists, alongside cultural learning and live music shows. It’s that time of the year when Singapore’s arts and cultural landscape comes alive. The Singapore Art Week 2024, featuring 150 exhibitions and programmes put together by 400 partners from all over the…
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11 fashion staples from each decade and their impact on contemporary wardrobes –
11 fashion staples from each decade and their impact on contemporary wardrobes –