Doctor's Hours, Expanded
We are pleased to announce Doctor’s Hours On Call, a new program that will expand our popular Doctor’s Hours program to provide practical and professional advice through one-on-one remote consultations with arts consultants via Skype. The program kicks off this month and April with Curator and Artist Michelle Levy (above). Visual or multidisciplinary artists and curators are encouraged to book 30-minute, one-on-one appointments with Levy today. |
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NYFA Top Stories
The Artist's Survival Guide to Tax Season | We're sharing a few essentials for navigating the tax process for creative entrepreneurs, including freelancers and small business owners, with significant inspiration from Elaine Grogan Luttrull, CPA/PFS and Founder, Minerva Financial Arts.
Tomorrowland Projects Foundation Award | Newly-created $7,000 grant awarded to Los Angeles-based artists Aroussiak Gabrielian and Alison B. Hirsch for their Memorial to Black Lives project, which examines the future of memorialization and addresses the process of loss still in-progress.
Alabama Tornadoes Resources Round-Up | Artists, were you adversely impacted by the tornadoes that touched down in Alabama, Georgia, Florida, and South Carolina? We're here to help you find your safety net.
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NYFA Calendar
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03/31 | NYFA Fiscal Sponsorship
Fundraising is critical to making your work, and we offer Fiscal Sponsorship to help you open new doors to funding and expand your reach.
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03/21 in Brooklyn | Fair Use for Documentary Filmmakers
Fair use is a provision of the Copyright Act that allows certain use of copyrighted works, such as making and distributing copies of protected material, without permission. Documentarian David Van Taylor will present on the topic and help you determine if it's right for your work.
04/1 in Brooklyn | Doctor's Hours for Film/Video, New Media, and Multidisciplinary Artists
There are still opportunities to register for one-on-one appointments with industry professionals Iyabo Boyd, Independent Film Producer, Writer/Director, and Entrepreneur; Peter Gynd, Director, Lesley Hellery Gallery; Dr. Les Joynes, Multidisciplinary Artist; and Blandine Mercier-McGovern, Content Strategy & Film Acquisitions, Distribution Executive.
04/11 in Manhattan | 2019 NYFA Hall of Fame Benefit
The event recognizes NYSCA/NYFA Artist Fellows in visual, literary, and performing arts who have had a profound impact on the arts through their creative work, and patrons of the arts who have championed the value of the arts in the world around us. The ticketed event includes cocktails; dinner; and a live/silent auction of art, experiences, and more. |
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The Christie's Education Reginald Browne Joint Scholarship
Christie’s Education is offering a joint tuition and living expenses master’s scholarship. This will be awarded to candidates who are in financial need and are committed to inclusivity in the art world. Apply now.
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From Our Partners
Westbeth Artist Housing Re-Opens Wait List
Westbeth Artist Housing, a 384-unit affordable housing complex located at 463 West Street (New York, NY 10014), is going to re-open its wait list and accept applications. An iconic live-work space apartment complex for artists of all disciplines, the building offers units for 1-6 person households. The primary applicant must be a working artist. To get an application, either download or request by mail by April 15, 2019; the deadline to submit an application is May 31, 2019.
Crain's Art & Culture Breakfast
Join Crain’s and cultural and industry leaders on Wednesday, April 3 as they share their successes and challenges to continue to increase museum traffic and drive tourism numbers for New York City. The event will kick off with Commissioner Tom Finkelpearl, New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, discussing how to engage New Yorkers across all five boroughs and the importance of securing the future of culture in New York City.
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