Fast on the heels of Fractured Atlas’s redesigned website launch, we’ve rolled out a new look for Artful.ly as well!
We think it’s pretty handsome, but don’t take our word for it. Check it out and let us know what you think.
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Open Meadows Foundation is accepting proposals for funding to individuals and to nonprofit organizations.
Who they fund:
Open Meadows Foundation is a grant-making organization for projects that are led by [...]
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Tags: fiscal sponsorship, funding, funding opportunity, fundraising, grant applications, grants, women
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That’s right, this week Fractured Atlas is headed to Park City, Utah to present at and generally enjoy the Sundance Film Festival. If anyone is planning to be there, you can catch me hanging around the festival from Sunday, January 22 through Wednesday, January 25. I’ll also be stationed at our table at the Filmmaker’s [...]
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Editor’s Note: We are excited to share the first post in a new series called “Regional Dispatch.” Fractured Atlas’ membership spans all fifty States, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands and beyond, and each state, region, and locale has stories to tell about the arts community in which they live. We want our members to share [...]
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Tags: member profile, montana
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Last week I told you why Fractured Atlas is opposing SOPA and PIPA, a pair of bills in Congress that claim to protect the rights of artists but would be both ineffective at that goal and damaging to the technical fabric of the internet. We were the first major arts organization to take this stand, [...]
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Tags: advocacy, Protect IP Act, SOPA, technology
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Fractured Atlas has gotten a face lift! Actually, it’s more like radical reconstructive surgery, and boy was it overdue…
If you’re reading this on our website (as opposed to in an email or feed reader), then you’ll already have noticed the new logo, color scheme, and web design. This is the first serious refresh since 1999, [...]
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Tags: design, ready for our closeup, website
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In December our board approved 111 projects from 26 states. These projects applied for fiscal sponsorship in November. Check them out!
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A Third Place and Creative Writing Space
Africans Vs African Americans: Healing the Sibling Rivalry
Aqui Estoy
ATM & RiverCubes
Ayazamana
Baker & Tarpaga Dance Project
Be A Remedy
Beata Moon
Berkshire Actors Theatre
Boobies Portrayed
Boockvor Productions
Brancy Arts
BRASS
Brooklyn Night [...]
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Fractured Atlas is co-sponsoring this intensive program, a modified version of Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts Legal & Business Bootcamp for Arts Professionals. This Bootcamp will cover the legal and business issues that affect individual artists of all arts disciplines and individuals within arts institutions.
When: Friday, February 24, 2012, 9 - 4:30pm
Where: Herrick, Feinstein LLP, [...]
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Tags: fiscal sponsorship, New York City, Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts
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The New York City Department of Cultural Affairs Fiscal 2013 Cultural Development Fund application is open, with a Monday, February 13th submission deadline.
Who they fund:
DCA will consider proposals in every cultural discipline and from every area of New York City for services that take place within the five boroughs and [...]
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Tags: DCA, fiscal sponsorship, funding, funding opportunity, fundraising, grant, grant applications, New York City, New York State Cultural Data Project
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For a few months now we’ve been tracking a couple of ostensibly artist-friendly bills in Congress that are designed to enhance the ability of copyright-holders to enforce their rights online by shutting down websites dedicated to piracy of intellectual property. Think MP3s, movies, and filesharing (and some more nefarious stuff, too, like Russian websites that [...]
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Tags: advocacy, copyright, it's the infrastructure, Protect IP Act, SOPA
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