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SUMMARY:Hubbard Street Dance\, Dance On!
DESCRIPTION:Dance On! is a new adult summer intensive 3-day retreat experience at Hubbard Street Dance Chicago open to dancers ages 26 and up who want to focus on an intermediate+ level movement practice. \nFor adult dance practitioners\, it can be hard to find a rigorous intensive program that matches your availability. And for dance instructors\, we know all too well how much energy you give to helping your students achieve a higher level of training and excellence\, often at the expense of your own practice. Come and give yourself the gift of a long weekend at Hubbard Street to get back into your instrument and reinvigorate your movement practice! \nA variety of contemporary dance techniques and body conditioning will be offered\, reflective of the practices of the HSDC main company and its repertoire. Over an intense 3-day weekend\, students will receive professional level instruction\, attention\, and feedback and will learn current repertory from HSDC Company members. The program culminates in an informal sharing. \nDEADLINE: Rolling
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/hubbard-street-dance-on/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250301
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SUMMARY:Aimed Dance Summer Fest: Internship & Workstudy Scholarships
DESCRIPTION:The Aimed Dance Summer Fest faculty invite you to experience the depth and breadth of contemporary dance through this unique training and performance experience. The ADSF intensive is open to pre-professional dancers starting at 14 years of age looking to enhance their performance and choreography style to professionals seeking a summer of self-investment. Running for two weeks (July 7 – 19\, 2025)\, dancers may choose to join us for one week or two full weeks. Each week will culminate in a performance event featuring the intensive participants alongside selected professional companies and performers. ADSF is opening internships and work study scholarships offering dancers 18+ years of age an opportunity to learn a new skill or advance their skills in production and administrative aspects of operating a dance festival. Priority will be given to two-week participants.  \n\nInternships will include a full tuition\, housing\, and dining scholarship.\nWork study scholarships will include a partial scholarship. To be considered\, dancers will need to apply no later than March 1 and specify on their application. The application will ask for supporting documents including the following:\nCover letter addressing a statement of need\nResume demonstrating internship/work study areas of expertise\nOne letter of recommendation\n\nDEADLINE: March 1st\, 2025
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/aimed-dance-summer-fest-internship/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250301
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SUMMARY:Brabson Family Foundation
DESCRIPTION:The Brabson Family Foundation supports bold and innovative ideas in education\, sciences\, and the arts in the United States. Successful grant applications demonstrate a novel or unique idea and clearly define the problem and proposed solution. 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations and organizations under the umbrella of another 501(c)(3) nonprofit are eligible to apply. Examples of past grants are available on the Foundation’s website.  \nSuccessful Brabson Family Foundation grant applications:\nDemonstrate a novel or unique idea; something that hasn’t been done before \nHave a clear and concise problem statement and proposed solution \nYour organization must be a 501c3 non-profit\, or under the umbrella of another 501c3 non-profit organization.  \nDEADLINE: March 1st\, 2025
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/brabson-family-foundation/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250303
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SUMMARY:Culver City Artist Laureate Program
DESCRIPTION:Culver City continues to expand its recognition of the importance of the arts and the many creative artists who are committed to developing their art forms\, enriching our community with their exhibits\, performances\, presentations\, and service. The program is a collaboration between the City of Culver City — the City Council and Cultural Affairs Commission — and Culver City Arts Foundation. Funding is made possible by the City’s percent for art program and a grant from the Culver City Arts Foundation. \nThe City will appoint for a two-year term an individual artist from one of three arts discipline categories—fine and visual arts\, performing arts\, and literary arts—to serve as cultural ambassador and advocate for the arts within Culver City. The award will recognize artistic excellence\, support the continuing development of the artist’s work\, and spotlight the important role individual artists play in contributing to a vibrant\, equitable and healthy community\, enriching the city’s creative economy\, and positively impacting the quality of life for people of all ages.\n \n  \nThe program is open to all artists in three disciplines: \n\nFine and Visual Arts: 2-Dimensional\, 3-Dimensional\, and New Genre/New Media\, Performing Arts: Music\, Dance\, Theater\, Spoken Word\, and Performance Art \nLiterary Arts: Poetry\, Novels\, Essays\, Short Stories\, Stage Plays\, and Screenplays\n\nDEADLINE: March 3rd\, 2025
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/culver-city-artist-laureate-program/
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SUMMARY:Movement Research
DESCRIPTION:A residency program providing commissioning support\, rehearsal space\, performance and related opportunities designed to support the individualized creative process of movement-based artists. \nSix (6) artists will be selected to participate in the 2024/2025 Movement Research Artist-in-Residence program via this application process. Applications will be reviewed and selected through a peer artist review process. \nSelected artists will be invited to participate in the 18 month long 2024/2025 residency which will begin on September 1\, 2024 and conclude on February 28\, 2026. \nArtists selected through the panel review process will receive residency fees supported through The Jerome Foundation and additional resources supported by the Davis/Dauray Family Fund\, and the Harkness Foundation for Dance; and by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council\, and The New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature. \nThrough the Artist-in-Residence Program\, Movement Research supports rigorous and wide-ranging artistic investigations that are movement-based\, but that may incorporate other disciplines and collaborations\, with a focus on experimentation. Artists who reflect a range of directions and approaches to making work such that there is an interesting confluence of artistic ideas being explored over the course of the coming years. \nMovement Research continuously seeks to engage a more diverse and inclusive participant body and strives to recognize individuality and create equal opportunities for all\, regardless of race\, class\, gender\, disability\, ethnicity\, sexuality\, immigration status or age. MR is committed to maintaining a strong connection to an existing diverse community of experimental artists and audiences\, while at the same time expanding its definition of experimentation to more broadly include working within and pushing the boundaries of all movement-based forms. Movement Research recognizes the incredible need to diversify the range of aesthetics\, cultural and socio-economic backgrounds represented on NYC stages and strongly encourages applications from individuals aligned with this vision. \nEligibility: \nArtists must apply as individuals. Movement based artists who are working collaboratively in an ongoing collaborative or collective structure should contact apply@movementresearch.org for eligibility consideration as a collaborative team on a case-by-case basis. \nApplicant must be a resident of New York City. Resident means that your permanent mailing address is in New York City/one of the 5 Boroughs and have been a resident for at least one year prior to applying for the program. \nApplicant must be working in the field of dance or other movement-based forms. \nApplicant must identify as an early career artist as defined by the Jerome Foundation. Please see below for further information on what constitutes an early career artist for the Jerome Foundation**. \nApplicant must not be enrolled full-time or part-time in a school or University program\, nor as a low resident student in a degree-granting education program. The Jerome Foundation defines “student” in terms of enrollment/ matriculation status\, not contact hours\, so low-residency MFA students are not eligible. Artists who are in an MFA or PhD program\, must complete the program and have graduated prior to participation in any Jerome-funded programs. \nPast Movement Research Artists-in-Residence are not eligible to apply for this opportunity. \nEligible applicants must be considered to be early career — artists with some track record of creating and presenting full work (not beginning artists)\, and artists who are NOT at a point in their careers where they receive consistent development and production opportunities and significant recognition\, awards\, and acclaim (not mid-career or established artists). \nThe Jerome Foundation’s criteria for eligible artists is as follows:\n \n\nAre in the early stages of their creative development\nHave a focused direction and are actively creating new work in their chosen artistic discipline(s)\nHave yet to be substantially celebrated within their field\, the media\, funding circles or the public at large\nAre vocational (as opposed to avocational\, academic\, amateur or educational) artists\nAre not participating in any degree-granting programs (K-12\, undergraduate\, graduate) in any field\n\nDEADLINE: March 8th\, 2025
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/movement-research/
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SUMMARY:CALT Folk and Traditional Arts Experiences
DESCRIPTION:The Central Appalachia Living Traditions (CALT) Experiences grants fund public-facing projects and events in Appalachian counties of Ohio\, Virginia\, and West Virginia that bring community members together around folk and traditional arts practice and cultural knowledge. Funded projects will encourage broad public awareness\, understanding\, and appreciation of living traditions and/or grow and share artistic skill and cultural knowledge within the community. Because this program intends to diversify and expand the types of folk arts activities available throughout the region\, applications must be for new projects or projects that expand and/or diversify existing programming.  \nEligibility: Non-profit organizations and individual folk and traditional artists/practitioners in Appalachian Regional Commission-designated counties of Ohio\, Virginia\, and West Virginia  \nDEADLINE: March 10th\, 2025
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/calt-folk-and-traditional-arts-experiences/
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SUMMARY:Residency at Sitka
DESCRIPTION:Sitka Residencies offer dedicated time and space for artists\, writers\, scientists\, educators and interdisciplinary creators to immerse themselves in independent work amid the remarkable ecology of Cascade Head and the Oregon coast. \nSitka residents enjoy solitude as well as opportunities for self-directed exchange and collaboration in a supportive environment\, free from outside pressures\, drawing inspiration from a landscape that invites discovery\, reflection and renewal. \nResidencies\, ranging from two weeks to three months between October and May\, are awarded through an annual juried process and provided free of charge. Some Sitka residents also receive living and travel stipends as part of their awards. \nEligibility: open to artists based anywhere in the world \nDEADLINE: March 17th\, 2025
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/residency-at-sitka/
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SUMMARY:Walking Together
DESCRIPTION:Walking Together: Investing in Folklife in Communities of Color supports folklife and traditional arts rooted in communities of color by investing in artists/practitioners and the community organizations that care for them. It is a national funding program managed by the six U.S. regional arts organizations (RAOs). \nOften called the “art of everyday life\,” folklife includes traditional art forms and other creative expressions that reflect the aesthetics\, practices\, values\, and beliefs of community groups. All traditions are connected to the history of the communities that practice them\, but they are not just art forms of the past. Instead\, they are “living traditions” that adapt to remain relevant in a changing world\, including new and emerging traditions. Individuals and communities use traditional arts to build collective power\, engage in healing\, and strengthen their identity. Walking Together serves traditional artists/practitioners and organizations that show a deep commitment to sustaining folklife rooted in communities of color. \nEligibility: folklife and traditional arts rooted in communities of color \nDEADLINE: March 19th\, 2025
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/walking-together/
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