Involving everyone in our region in the Arts is critical to the vitality of our communities and the quality of life of those living there. New and different perspectives will strengthen not only our organization but every aspect of life in our communities. To this end, we are committed to engaging people of all cultures, religions, ages, abilities, and skills in the Arts, in art leadership roles, and in the development of our programs, events and goals.
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important updates & reminders
TRI-STATE RELIEF FUND TO SUPPORT NON-SALARIED WORKERS IN THE VISUAL ARTS
Emergency relief grant program will provide $1,250,000 in aid to Tri-State non-salaried workers in the…
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$158,000 Awarded to Connecticut Artists
Artist Respond Grant ProgramThe Connecticut Office of the Arts (COA) received 258 submissions to the…
Reminder: June 5th Quick Grant Deadline
For the upcoming June 5, 2020, Quick Grant application deadline, organizations are asked to submit grants for…
CT Humanities to Award CARES Act Funds to Humanities and Cultural Nonprofits in Need
Connecticut Humanities is honored to provide rapid-response funding to nonprofit humanities and cultural organizations that are…
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LOCAL NEWS FROM OUR PARTNERS
Dougal Draws for Biden Bottle
Dori Dougal is the artist behind the Biden and Trump sodas from Avery Soda. She is a Lebanon, CT artist, who along with husband, Bill Dougal call their company DougalArt.com. For the last election she…
Putnam Arts Council Announces Two Month Long “Sculpture Affair”
We would like to announce that we will be having a two month long “Sculpture Affair” that will take place in the Business District and along the Putnam River Trail. Artist Dale Rogers, the man…
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Book Awards Update – Ready to Ship to Judges
Submissions for the 2020 CT Book Awards are closed, the books are in, and the readings are underway! This year the Connecticut Center for the Book received 93 submissions across four categories: Fiction, Nonfiction, Poetry, Books for…
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Connecticut Conversations: Art and Resiliency in the Time of Coronavirus
The coronavirus pandemic has affected us all in one way or another. For artists and performers, coronavirus has seemingly closed the door on their creative outlets and, for many, their livelihood. But as days in…
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