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SUMMARY:ArtFields 2022
DESCRIPTION:ArtFields started in 2013 with a simple goal: honor the artists of the Southeast with 9 days worth of celebration and competition while revitalizing a small Southern town. The competition and exhibition offers over $100\,000 in cash prizes. The winners of two People’s Choice Awards are determined by the votes of people visiting ArtFields; a panel of art professionals selects all the other awards\, including the $50\,000 Grand Prize and $25\,000 Second Place award. \n\n\nUp to 400 works of art will be on display in locally-owned venues\, from renovated 1920s warehouses and professional art spaces such as Jones-Carter Gallery and TRAX Visual Art Center to the library\, the history museum\, the Ronald E. McNair Life History Center\, restaurants\, boutiques and other shops. During ArtFields\, what was once one of South Carolina’s most prosperous agricultural communities becomes a living art gallery as we recognize\, celebrate and share the artistic talent of the Southeast. \n\n  \nSubmissions for ArtFields 2022 are open September 1 – November 1\, 2021. Submissions close at 11:59 p.m.\nEDT on Monday\, November 1\, 2021. Failure to adhere to these rules may result in disqualification and\nremoval from the competition at any time.
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/artfields-2022/
LOCATION:ArtFields\, Lake City\, SC
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SUMMARY:South Arts Traditional Arts Touring Grants
DESCRIPTION:Traditional Arts Touring Grants aim to increase the public awareness\, understanding\, and appreciation of the traditional arts in the South by bringing artists together in Southern communities. Traditional Arts Touring Grants are available for requests from $1\,000 up to $5\,000. This program requires a 1:2 match. \nWhat are Traditional Arts?\nThe South is home to an abundance of traditional art forms whether they are indigenous to the region or reflect the traditions of recent immigrant communities. Traditional arts are shared aesthetics\, practices and values of families\, geographic communities\, occupational groups\, ethnic heritage groups\, etc. Traditional arts are learned orally\, or by observation and imitation\, often through a master artist instructing an apprentice. They are usually maintained without formal instruction or academic training. Some traditional arts have a deep-rooted history with little change\, while others are constantly evolving and adapting to their changing environment. \nExamples of traditional art forms (performing and visual arts) being practiced in the South include Afro-Cuban batá drum\, Catawba pottery\, Zydeco music\, Indian Bharatha Natyam dance\, Anglo American quilting\, Peruvian retablos\, African American gospel music\, Chinese Zheng\, Cherokee storytelling\, and Minorcan netmaking\, among others. \nProgram Goals\nThe Traditional Arts Touring Grant Program works to increase public awareness\, understanding and appreciation of the traditional arts in the South\, through funding projects that bring a traditional artist/ensemble for a two-day residency in Southern communities. \nThis funding program is open to a wide variety of organizations\, including community cultural organizations\, schools/colleges/universities\, libraries\, museums\, performing arts presenters\, etc. The program serves both communities and traditional artists. \nSouth Arts is committed to diversity\, equity\, and inclusion. We have prioritized this commitment to ensure that Black\, Indigenous\, and People of Color (BIPOC) led and LGBTQIA+ led organizations are represented as both applicants and grantees. In addition\, we encourage applications for projects that engage BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ artists. We acknowledge the current realities and impact of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic on cultural arts programming. For the 2021-2022 grant cycle\, we will accept applications for live\, in-person performances and education activities; or live\, virtual presentations and education activities. Traditional artists who reside in an organization’s state are eligible for inclusion in the project application. \nSouth Arts staff can direct you to potential resources and networks to identify traditional artists. Applicants are strongly advised to contact Teresa Hollingsworth (Director\, Film and Traditional Arts)\, at thollingsworth@southarts.org or 404.874.7244 x14\, to discuss your project before you submit your application. \nImportant Dates & Deadlines\n\nApplication Deadline: November 1\, 2021\nApplicants will be notified within two weeks of the deadline.\nProjects must take place between January 1 – June 30\, 2022.
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/south-arts-traditional-arts-touring-grants/
LOCATION:South Arts\, 1800 Peachtree Street Northwest\, Suite 808\, Atlanta\, GA\, 30309\, United States
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SUMMARY:South Arts Emerging Traditional Artists Program
DESCRIPTION:South Arts is pleased to announce the In These Mountains: Central Appalachian Folk Arts & Culture – 2021 Emerging Traditional Artists Program (ETAP). This program recognizes and supports a new generation of traditional artists ages 18-35 that have demonstrated a high level of skill in\, commitment to\, and leadership in their traditional art form in Appalachian Regional Commission counties in Kentucky\, North Carolina\, and Tennessee. Awards provide financial support to ETAP participants to ensure the continuation of traditional knowledge and artistic skills within their respective cultural communities. \nThe 2021 ETAP will award $5\,000 grants (with limited restrictions) to participants for learning opportunities including training\, networking\, and promotion. These opportunities should equip traditional artists to provide greater impact within their communities. Because of the ongoing COVID-19 health crisis\, South Arts urges potential applicants to consider safe\, socially distanced opportunities. \nIn addition to cash awards\, selected individuals will be required to participate in a series of networking and team-building workshops (three online\, three in-person) with other ETAP awardees\, at no cost to themselves\, over a period of three years. Awards will be granted to emerging traditional artists from eligible counties in Kentucky\, North Carolina\, and Tennessee\, with an anticipated maximum of twenty-four awards. \nWhat are folk and traditional arts?\nThe South is home to an abundance of folk and traditional art forms. Folk and traditional arts share the aesthetics\, practices\, and values of families\, geographic communities\, occupational groups\, ethnic heritage groups\, etc. Folk and traditional arts are learned orally\, or by observation and imitation\, often through a mentor artist instructing an apprentice. They are usually maintained without formal instruction or academic training. Some traditional arts have a deep-rooted history with little change\, while others are constantly evolving and adapting to their changing environment. \nFor the purposes of this application\, the folk and traditional arts of Central Appalachia include music\, handcrafts/material culture\, and foodways. Some examples of traditional arts practiced in Central Appalachia are Cherokee stamped pottery\, African American buck dancing/clogging\, Anglo American ballads\, seed saving/seed sharing\, and many more. \nImportant Dates and Deadlines\n\nApplication Deadline: 5:00 p.m. ET on November 3\, 2021 for online applications; mailed applications must be postmarked by November 1\, 2021\nApplicants will be notified of their status by November 22\, 2021\nFunds for supported projects must be used by June 30\, 2023\nThe first virtual convening will be held December 11\, 2021 from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. ET; additional virtual and in-person convening dates are TBD\n\nEligibility Requirements\nApplicants for the Emerging Traditional Artist Program must: \n\nBe an individual folk or traditional artist practicing music\, handcrafts/material culture\, and/or foodways.\nBe 18-35 years of age.\nHave not had an opportunity to participate in high-quality professional development sessions.\nBe a United States citizen\, lawfully admitted to the U.S. for permanent residence\, or have permission from the Department of Homeland Security to work permanently in the U.S.\nHave been a resident of a Kentucky\, North Carolina\, or Tennessee ARC (Appalachian Regional Commission) county for a period of at least two years immediately before the application deadline.\nExpect to maintain residency in an ARC county during the three-year cohort cycle.\nSubmit a complete and accurate application.\n\n 
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/south-arts-emerging-traditional-artists-program/
LOCATION:South Arts\, 1800 Peachtree Street Northwest\, Suite 808\, Atlanta\, GA\, 30309\, United States
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