Peralta, who works at Entertainment Community Fund’s Housing Resource Center, breaks the myths around affordable housing and talks about how to apply for affordable housing in NYC. Entertainment Community Fund’s Housing Resource Center provides housing resources to artists across the U.S. They recently increased their housing support service to artists based in LA and Chicago.…
Congratulations and welcome to the newest cohort of participants in NYFA’s intensive professional development program for arts administrators! New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA)’s intensive professional development program for arts administrators returns! Last offered in 2020, we are pleased to announce the participants in the 2024 cohort of our Emerging Leaders Program, made possible…
With the launch of the 2024 grant cycle, we’re highlighting the impact of inaugural grant recipients’ environmental art projects. The Anonymous Was A Woman Environmental Art Grants (AWAW EAG) program is now open for its third cycle, with opportunities for women-identifying artists to receive up to $20,000 to support their environmental art projects that inspire…
During the job searching phase, it can be easy to become overly focused on the goal of “getting a job” as opposed to “getting the job” that is the best fit for you. An important primary step is learning to pick out job listings that are indicative of a bright and positive potential future for you…
Dancer, choreographer, and cultural producer Karesia Batan talks about advocating for equitable funding for Queens artists and why advocacy empowers artists. A Queens artist who founded Queensboro Dance Festival to foster easier artist access to a dance community within Queens, Karesia Batan talks about her work serving as a voice for the arts and culture…
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