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SUMMARY:National Theater Project Creation & Touring Grant
DESCRIPTION:Modeled on NEFA’s National Dance Project\, NTP not only provides funding but also animates an informed\, interactive network of producing theaters\, presenters\, and ensembles that promote the funded projects and the development of the field as a whole. Projects are supported through Creation & Touring Grants\, which fund creation and preparation for touring of devised projects and Presentation Grants\, which are awarded to presenters by the artist and support up to 50% of the artistic fee for NTP projects. \nNTP supports work that reflects the evolving environment for theater\, including but not limited to projects that: \n\nSupport the creation/development and U.S.* touring of new artist-led devised\, ensemble theater works that demonstrate excellence in the artists’ practice. NTP uses the following definitions in consideration of grant applications:\n \n\nEnsemble: A group of two or more people committed to working together over time to develop a distinct practice and body of work.\nDevised: A process of co-creation and joint discovery that prioritizes generative artists\, which may include but does not prioritize playwrights\, is iterative\, and results in original work.\n\n\nSupport work that contributes to the cultural and aesthetic diversities of today’s theater. NEFA values an equitable\, diverse\, and inclusive world\, which we interpret as all people having fair access to the tools and resources they need to realize creative and community endeavors. We acknowledge structural inequities that have excluded individuals and communities from opportunity based on race\, gender\, disability\, sexual orientation\, class\, age\, language\, culture\, nation of origin\, and geography\, and strive to counter those inequities in our work.\nReflect meaningful partnerships with presenters\, producers\, and other organizations that are involved in the development\, promotion\, and/or touring of the new work.\nOffer the potential to deepen engagement because of the work’s relevance\, originality\, and/or timeliness.\nProduce a viable plan for touring the supported work in multiple communities in the U.S. and its territories*.\n \n\n*NEFA defines U.S. as all 50 of the United States\, Washington\, D.C.\, as well as Puerto Rico\, Guam\, Northern Mariana Islands\, the U.S. Virgin Islands\, and American Samoa.\n\n\n\nTheater artists apply to receive $110\,000 in funds to support both the development and U.S. touring of artist-led\, ensemble\, devised theater projects. Grants support the development of the project\, costs and incentives needed to establish a plan for touring\, and the tour itself. This support will come in the form of three direct payments to grantees: $50\,000k at the time of contract signing; a $30\,000k interim payment; and a $30\,000k final payment. See “Requirements & Reports for Grant Recipients” for detailed reporting and allocation schedule.\n \nEligibility: \n\nThe National Theater Project will consider projects submitted by U.S.*-based theater ensembles. Only one application per ensemble or lead artist will be accepted per year. See “Funding Criteria” for definition of ensemble for the purposes of this grant.\nEnsembles must have nonprofit status or a contract with a nonprofit fiscal agent by the final application deadline.\nThis grant supports the creation of new work. To ensure that the project is still in development at the time the grant is awarded\, projects must be in development through at least September 1\, 2025.\nThis grant supports the sharing of new work across multiple communities\, groups\, and audiences within the U.S. To ensure this grant supports the sharing of new work\, projects must be ready to tour by May 31\, 2026. See “Funding Criteria” for definition of tour/touring and tour ready for the purpose of this grant.\nAll projects must have one committed\, U.S.-based development partner relationship.**\nReturning Artists: All NTP-supported presentations are completed and it has been one year since the last NTP-supported presentation.\nApplicant must be able to fulfill the Requirements & Reports for Grant Recipients if awarded.\n\nDEADLINE: Thursday\, October 10
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/national-theater-project-creation-touring-grant/
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SUMMARY:Dora Maar Residency
DESCRIPTION:Since 2007\, the ‘Nancy B. Negley Artists Residency Program’\, based at the Dora Maar House in Ménerbes\, France\, has offered residencies of one to two months to mid-career arts and humanities professionals to focus on their areas of expertise. The program was originally directed by Katherine Howe along with the Brown Foundation and Museum of Fine Arts\, Houston.\n \nDEADLINE: Tuesday\, October 15
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/dora-maar-residency/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241011
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20241012
DTSTAMP:20240917T020713Z
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SUMMARY:Obremski/Works 2025 VISION Fellowship
DESCRIPTION:The VISION Fellowship emerges from the need to support developing AAPI artists\, in collegiate or university settings\, with support to immerse themself within the field and work being showcased. This $750 financial reimbursement allows space for a Fellow to cultivate a voice for themself by seeing performances and engaging with the arts community in addition to their collegiate development. With mentorship from Obremski/Works Associate Jie-Hung Connie Shiau and Obremski/Works Founder and Director Jesse Obremski\, the Fellows receive year-round support for what they imagine and envision their future to be.\n \nEligibility:\n \n\nMust identify as AAPI (Asian American and Pacific Islander)\n\nMust be a collegiate-attending artist pursuing an undergraduate or graduate degree in dance performance during any part of 2025 (graduating and incoming collegiate-attending artists included)\n\nMust live and attend a collegiate program within the United States\n\nMust fill out all parts of the application by October 11th\, 2024 – 11:59pm EST\n\nDEADLINE: Friday\, October 11
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/obremski-works-2025-vision-fellowship/
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SUMMARY:National Leaders of Color Fellowship Program
DESCRIPTION:The National Leaders of Color Fellowship program (LoCF) is a transformative leadership development experience curated by Creative West in order to establish multicultural leadership in the creative and cultural sector. By partnering with the other United States Regional Arts Organizations (USRAOs) the program has expanded nationwide and its mission has become a national endeavor. \nDuring this no-cost eight-month fellowship\, selected fellows receive access to specialists in the field\, strategic learning objectives determined to deepen thought on anti-racist and culturally-oriented leadership practices\, and national-level network and cohort building. Upon completion of this program\, participants are granted alumni status and have opportunities to collaborate with the USRAO in their region as advisors\, funding panelists\, and/or other professional capacities. \nThe fellowship is online and typically takes place from the late fall through early summer of the subsequent year. Approximately 10 hours of work should be budgeted outside of the program dates listed below. As such\, fellows are encouraged to receive pay from their employers for hours spent engaging in this fellowship opportunity. The USRAOs are available to provide a letter of support as a resource by request. \nThe six participating USRAOs do not compensate Fellows for their participation. If Fellows require a letter of support to encourage external support for their participation\, the USRAO in their region is prepared to provide a letter if requested. \nWho is eligible to apply?\n \n\nCandidates will meet the following criteria:\nSelf-identify as Black\, Indigenous and/or a person of color;\nSelf-identify as an early or mid-career leader in the field of arts and culture;\nIs an arts administrator or a significantly arts-interested member such as a volunteer or a public official;\nCurrent resident of the United States\, including U.S. Jurisdictions (American Samoa\, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands\, Guam\, Puerto Rico\, Virgin Islands); and\nHave not participated in or have participated in limited amounts of high-quality professional leadership development opportunities.\n\nIn addition to meeting the criteria above\, LGBTQIA2S+ individuals\, people with disabilities\, low-income and individuals residing in rural\, remote or frontier areas are highly encouraged to apply. \nCan I apply if I’m moving to one of the eligible states or jurisdictions? \n\nIf this is the case\, please contact Creative West Grants Management to discuss your situation; grants@wearecreativewest.org.\n\nDEADLINE: Sunday\, October 13
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/national-leaders-of-color-fellowship-program/
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SUMMARY:Keshet Makers Space Experience
DESCRIPTION:The Keshet Makers Space Experience (MSE) is a cohort-based residency program in which choreographers / dancemakers have access to rehearsal space\, peer movement classes\, arts business workshops\, and the New Mexico skies\, as they explore their art form and their projects at whatever stage they might be – newly germinating ideas\, final development of full productions\, and/or anything in between. \nEach MSE Cohort provides a unique opportunity for artists from across the country and world to gather at Keshet for a 10-day residency as they explore\, move\, share\, and create. It is also a unique opportunity for the Albuquerque community to enjoy getting to know these amazing artists. \nEligibility questions: \n\nIf accepted\, I will commit to attending a virtual orientation prior to the residency\nIf accepted\, I will commit to arriving in ABQ prior to the required orientation dinner on the first night of my selected cohort residency period\, and I will be able to stay through the full\nduration of the selected cohort residency period. (YES/NO)\nI will be 21 years old (or older) at the time of the residency period\nI have not been a Maker within Keshet’s Makers Space Experience Residency Program in the last 5 years. (2020-2024)\n\nDEADLINE: Tuesday\, October 15th
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/keshet-makers-space-experience/
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SUMMARY:Bethany Arts Community Residency
DESCRIPTION:BAC offers short term residencies attracting artists at different stages of their careers from around the world for the development of both new works and works in progress. BAC welcomes artists working across most disciplines\, including visual artists in any medium\, writers\, playwrights\, choreographers\, musicians\, composers\, performance artists\, filmmakers\, and lighting\, projection\, costume and sound designers. During their time on site\, these artists will develop new works while engaging with local artists and the public. \nBAC provides a collective environment for artists of all disciplines where they can engage in meaningful interaction and stimulating discussions with their peers\, while pursuing individual or group projects. It is an ideal setting for the exchange of ideas\, the inspiration for new work\, and the harmonious cross-fertilization of disciplines. Successful applicants are typically mid-career or established artists. However\, emerging artists who believe their work is of exceptional merit are eligible as well. \nIndividuals and small teams of up to 3 artists may apply. \nFor questions about our residencies\, please email BAC staff at submit@bethanyarts.org. \nEligibility: \n\nProject must have a Public Component\nThe public component of the application must relate to the artist’s residency and engage the local and broader community. This may include open studio visits\, presentations\, teaching a class/workshop\, works-in-progress showing\, exhibition\, or other outreach or community engagement projects.\n\nDEADLINE: Rolling
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/bethany-arts-community-residency/
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SUMMARY:The Shubert Foundation Grant
DESCRIPTION:The Shubert Foundation is the nation’s largest funder dedicated to unrestricted funding of not-for-profit theatres and dance companies. \nApproximately 74% of Shubert funding is directed to not-for-profit\, professional theatres—and 16% to dance companies—in the US\, with an emphasis on producing\, rather than presenting\, organizations. \nWe seek to be clear about our priorities and provide reasonable guidance to those who are considering investing time and resources in preparing applications. If questions remain after reading the information on this Website\, please call The Shubert Foundation at (212) 944-3777. \nGrants start at $15\,000. Larger grants are generally awarded to organizations that have been on The Foundation roster for several years.\n\nDEADLINE: Wednesday\, October 16
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/the-shubert-foundation-grant/
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SUMMARY:Collective Imagination for Spatial Justice
DESCRIPTION:Collective Imagination for Spatial Justice grants support teams of Massachusetts-based creatives and community members\, to do the important work of imagining: \nThe Collective Imagination for Spatial Justice grant aims to support teams that are dreaming up what public artmaking can be as we strive for more just futures for our public spaces and public culture.  \nA new cohort of Collective Imagination Teams will be selected to participate in a six-month imagination journey\, from January through June 2025. Each team will receive a $6\,000 grant.\n \nEligible applicants must be a team of at least three members\, based in Massachusetts.\nAt least two team members must be available to participate in the NEFA-facilitated monthly virtual cohort gatherings from January-June 2025. \nTeams must include: \n\nan artist/creative\na community member who lives/works where the team is focusing their imagination journey\nTeams are welcome to have more artists and community members. And we also recognize that team members may wear multiple hats as both artist and community member.\nTeams may be led by an individual or an organization rooted in the community.\nTeams may include community-based organizations\, activists\, cultural organizers.\n\n\nNot Eligible\n \n\nProject-specific funding requests. If you have a specific project that you are ready to implement\, please consider applying for a Public Art for Spatial Justice Grant.\nPast CISJ grantees are not eligible to apply to CISJ again for two full calendar years. (E.g.\, If a CISJ grantee completes their final cohort gathering/grantee report on June 30\, 2024\, they are ineligible to apply in 2025\, and eligible to apply again in 2026.\n\nDEADLINE: Monday\, October 21
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/collective-imagination-for-spatial-justice/
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SUMMARY:GRACE 2025 (Individual Artist Grants)
DESCRIPTION:The purpose of the Grants for Regional Arts and Culture Engagement Program is to create access and support of the arts to the geographically\, economically\, and ethnically diverse segments across CNY Arts’ six-county service area. In 2025\, a total of $251\,000 will be distributed in arts\, culture\, history\, and heritage grants to individual artists and nonprofit organizations. \nCNY Arts is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization whose mission is to promote\, support\, and celebrate the arts and culture in Cortland\, Herkimer\, Madison\, Oneida\, Onondaga\, and Oswego counties. \nThe CNY Arts Grants for Regional Arts and Culture Engagement Program supports the capacity of individual artists and small nonprofit organizations to develop quality arts and culture projects and programming. By providing project-specific and capacity–building funds\, we aim to contribute to the cultural development of our region and to provide opportunities for the Central New York and Mohawk Valley communities to experience and engage with the arts. \nIndividual Artists are eligible to apply for: \n  \n\nOne (1) Micro Grant of $1\,000 or less\, OR\n\nup to three (3) requests in any combination of the following\, totaling no more than $5\,000:\nArtist Commission or Community Arts Projects of up to $5\,000*\nArts Education Projects of up to $5\,000 with a School or Partnering Organization\n* Individual Artists applying for more than $2\,500 in GRACE 2025 funding must use a fiscal sponsor.\n\n\nEligible Applicants\n \n\nMust be a resident of or have your organization’s address in Cortland\, Herkimer\, Madison\, Oneida\, Onondaga\, or Oswego counties;\nMust provide access to the public (excluding Arts Education Projects);\nMust be 501(c)(3) nonprofit\, local government agency\, or Tribal Nation; OR an individual artist\, collective\, or other unincorporated entity \n\nIneligible Applicants\n \n\nNew York State agencies and departments (including BOCES and SUNY);\nFor profit organizations;\nPublic\, private\, or parochial elementary and secondary schools;\nStudents enrolled in a full-time degree program;\nLimited liability companies (LLC)\, business corporations\, or limited liability partnerships (LLP);\nApplicants who have been awarded direct funding from the New York State Council on the Arts for the 2025 grant cycle;\nApplicants whose 2024 GRACE contracts were granted extensions into 2025\, or who have outstanding final reports from previous grant cycles with CNY Arts\n\nDEADLINE: Monday\, October 28
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/new-england-presenter-travel-fund-2/
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