I grew up in a musical family—my dad is a children’s performer and songwriter—and the arts have been an important part of my life for as long as I can remember. When I had the opportunity to make a documentary for a C-SPAN education competition, it was natural for me. . .
The largest pool of federal arts funding in U.S. history sits untapped… The post Shuttered venues await federal relief money and wonder: Will it be enough? appeared first on ARTS ATL.
A Director Emeritus and former Board member of Americans for the Arts, Brigadier General Nolen C. Bivens, U.S. Army Ret., is currently serving as our Interim President and CEO. He is also President of Leader Six, Inc. A former U.S. Army General, Bivens serves as Chair, National Leadership Advisory Council,. . .
News from Americans for the Arts: To celebrate 20 years of the Public Art Network at Americans for the Arts and its Public Art Network Year in Review, we held a virtual panel discussion on how these two decades of experience can show how to use public art to address. . .
A new $900 billion Coronavirus Economic Relief Agreement has finally been reached tonight between the White House, the Senate and the House of Representatives and it will be passed along with the FY 2021 Omnibus Appropriations bill to keep the government running through September 2021. Exact details of the bills. . .
From The Arts Newspaper, November 25, 2020 The art world cheered at Joe Biden’s victory in the US presidential election. But, with a formidable to-do list—not least dealing with the coronavirus pandemic—where will the arts feature on his agenda? Read More . . .
