Do you love our fiscal sponsorship program? Do you want to learn more about different types of fundraising? Hear different opinions how online fundraising technologies are changing things for independent artists and arts groups. Some of the brightest minds in the arts sector are getting together for Fundraising in a Box: Crowdsourcing Microgrants on September 23rd. [...]
This month our board approved 95 projects from 22 states. Check them out!
“The Kangaroo”
A Curious Workshop
A Vehicle for Change
Aces Wild Theatre
American Roots Music Documentaries
Animal Parts Theater Group
ArtCrawl Harlem
Billboard
Blue Room Arts Collective
Brandywine Distillery Fire
Brown Pelican
Builders for PEace
BURN: One Year on the Front Lines of the Battle to Save Detroit
Catalyst Arts Performance and Production
Category 7 Performance
Chris [...]
Fractured Atlas is offering four different free fiscal sponsorship and fundraising sessions by webinar in September. If you’ve never participated in a webinar before, there’s no need to worry - it’s quite easy. All you need is access to the internet and a phone.
Introduction to Fiscal Sponsorship Webinar
This webinar is [...]
The Saartjie Project is a Washington, DC-based artist collective producing and developing performance art through collaborative processes. Committed to working together consistently to develop a distinct body of work and practices that reflects who they are — black women poets, singers, performance artists, visual artists and dancers — they gather to create and share dynamic art that explores the intersections of their experiences.
Accomplished jazz pianist and composer Helen Sung has had the privilege of working with many of the living jazz greats. A member of Fractured Atlas for the last seven years, she is currently in residence at Flushing Town Hall in Queens, New York, and will perform at the Tokyo Jazz Festival in September.
Vermont-based Big Action Performance Ensemble does more than just turn on the lights and dance before an audience sitting in the dark — they aim to create a sensory and often social experience for all involved. Sometimes they serve wine and bake cookies for their audience. They may ask the audience to pick up trash, or demand their help in a time of need. Read about more of their “big actions”…
The MAP Fund has announced their 2011 application schedule. The MAP Fund grant review cycle includes the submission of a mandatory online Letter of Inquiry that precedes the full application. Letters of Inquiry (LOIs) will be reviewed by outside evaluators and MAP staff. Based on that assessment, projects deemed [...]
This month our board approved 81 projects from 17 states. Check them out!
“Adult Stem Cell Documentary”
“No Direction”
2010-2011 Season
A Lesson in Dead Language by Adrienne Kennedy
A Place to Play
Aftermath
All For One Theater Festival Inc.
Anna Brenner and Theater Ensemble
Art as Life
Art On Track
Artistic and Professional Development
Auerbach Living Archives
BODEGA Philadelphia
BronxArtSpace
Churchill Photo Essay
CockEyed Optimists
Collective Stages
Consider The Children
danceco
Dirty [...]
Evan Mazunik’s compositions have been featured in the NY International Fringe Festival and performed at venues devoted to creative, improvised, and experimental music such as Roulette, HERE and Galapagos Art Space. In this interview he tells us about the work of his experimental chamber ensemble, ZAHA, as well as his current projects and pipe-dreams…
Fractured Atlas and IndieGoGo have partnered to provide artists and emerging organizations with a set of integrated tools for connecting their social media efforts with their fundraising, thus allowing them to streamline their efforts to raise money and build their audience.
What does this mean?
You can now use your campaign on IndieGoGo to receive tax deductible [...]
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