F.Y.I.
For all the creative studies folks on the list. The funding agency promoting
the oppoertunity below is outside of this area, but it may be worth a
follow-up to see if you are eligible for those funds.
Read and Reap!
Good Luck and Happy Weekend,
Yolanda R. Brown
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>International Agency for Minority Artist Affairs, Inc.
>Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. State Office Building
>163 West 125th Street - Suite 909
>New York, New York 10027
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>Contact : Gregory Javan Mills
>Phone : 212-749-5298
>WEB : www.harlem.cc
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>For Immediate Release
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>Creative Capital offers grants to Individual Artists
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>The Creative Capital Foundation, Inc., will award grants from $5,000
>to $20,000 to individual artists within the performing and emerging
>art fields. This includes funding for : dance, music, performances,
>multidisciplinary, digital, new media, robotics, interactive
>installations, experimental literature, sound and others.
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>The International Agency for Minority Artist Affairs, Inc. (IAMAA) -
>which is the Harlem Art Council - will sponsor and host a power
>seminar on the total applicational process. This workshop is free of
>charge and will be held on Saturday, October 6, 2001, from 12:noon
>until 2:00pm in the Art Gallery, Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. State
>Office Building, 163 West 125th Street ( @ 7th Avenue) in Manhattan.
>To RSVA, call 212-749-5298.
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>Creative Capital and the Harlem Arts Council have planned this
>informative workshop to fully address how Creative Capital will
>address the diversity issue. "This free workshop is apart of our
>ongoing dialogue series with major funding sources to speak directly
>to the Harlem and Upper Manhattan arts community at-large," relates
>Gregory Javan Mills, IAMAA Chairman. During the past three months,
>the IAMAA has had over four other major grantmaker applicational
>workshops in Harlem.
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