Theatre Communications Group (TCG) plays a central role in keeping theatre alive and healthy in the United States and around the globe. Founded half a century ago, TCG’s programs serve nearly 700 member theatres and affiliate organizations and more than 13,000 individuals nationwide. We asked this influential Open Arts Network partner about its efforts to [...]
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 [...]
Cinereach is now accepting letters of inquiry for the winter 2010 grant cycle.
Who they fund:
Each year Cinereach grants over $500,000 to well-crafted films that depict underrepresented perspectives, resonate across international boundaries, and spark dialogue.
Cinereach’s ethos favors good storytelling over didacticism and complexity over duality. They support films that demonstrate creativity, visual artistry and take a [...]
I first want to thank all of the Fractured Atlas members who took our annual survey — all 724 of you. We had about 10% of our membership (based on the date we released the survey) take the survey, which gives us a really terrific sample to work from. This is the first year that [...]
Founded in 2002, Flying Art provides opportunities for youth from around the world to share their culture through the exchange of their own artwork. Similar to the idea of pen-pals, Flying Art matches three schools from different countries per exchange to create and share artwork with one another, thereby inspiring an open exchange of ideas and cultural backgrounds.
In only the last week I’ve heard about several innovative ways that musicians are using the internet to not only connect with one another, but to collaborate and produce finished pieces of music despite limitations of distance, time and physical space. Good ideas are meant for sharing…
“We are trying to help create ‘globally literate students,’ ” says Suzi Myers, co-artistic director of World Dance Theatre and resident dancer. No small feat considering the red tape nightmare that is most American public school systems. “It was a challenge, to say the least.” But the members of World Dance Theatre don’t shy away [...]
Of all the artists featured at last year’s Benefit, few are as well-traveled as violinist, composer, and Fractured Atlas member William J. Harvey. Over the past two years his project Music for the People has ventured to Zimbabwe, Moldova, the Philippines, and Tunisia to present concerts, classes and workshops to underprivileged populations. He [...]
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