December 31st: New England Presenter Travel Fund, December 31st: Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet Scholarship, December 31st: 24 Seven Dance Convention, December 31st: National Theater Project Presenter Travel Grant, December 31st: Breck Creek Artist-in-Residence Program
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Dance Data Project® (DDP) today introduces Round 1 of Global Conversations – The Creative Process, an ongoing online series of bite-size interviews that feature some of the most notable choreographers, artistic and executive directors, dance critics, and senior academics working in ballet today.
18 May 2020 By Mike Scutari In late April, facing a potential shortfall of as much as $150 million, the Metropolitan Museum of Art announced layoffs and executive pay cuts. […]
A look back on Chris Evert’s riveting game.
Women academics are facing a lack of productivity compared to their male peers, Women’s Media Center reports.
One lesson from the pandemic: Child care is work. And it should be compensated.
Dance Data Project® has an amazing new feature on their website to help both established and aspiring choreographers, particularly particularly those who identify as female, navigate the world of fellowships, scholarships and grants.
Mike Scutari of Inside Philanthropy talks to DDP’s Founder and President Liza Yntema, a “pragmatic donor” herself, about the obstacles facing nonprofits throughout COVID-19 and the best approaches to engaging donors during the crisis.
Lauren Warnecke explores her position as an art critic during a time of virtual dance.
Wendy Perron writes about the passing of her friend, Nancy Stark Smith, a contact improvisation creator and leader in dance.
A new opportunity – virtual – is available to artists.
