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Cultural Recovery Center Helping Restore NJ Art

Posted on January 29, 2013 by ArtPride in Category Technical Assistance
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The Cultural Recovery Center in Brooklyn has openings available for artists or collections damaged by Sandy.  FAIC is offering volunteer services, supplies, and work space to help clean and stabilize artworks and cultural materials.   The CRC will remain open through at least the end of February, but appointments should be made as early as possible by phone: 718-757-2140 or email: [ … ] Read more

Time Sensitive – Sandy Resources to Use NOW!

Posted on November 28, 2012 by ArtPride in Category funding, New Jersey Arts, Nonprofits, Technical Assistance
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This is important information for arts groups and individual artists seeking funding for recovery of loss due to the recent storm.  Much of this funding is available on a first-come, first-served basis, so it is important to check it out NOW.  Thanks to Laura Aden Packer from the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation for relaying this info as soon as [ … ] Read more

Michael Kaiser’s Key to a Healthy Arts Organization

Posted on March 25, 2010 by ArtPride in Category Nonprofits









It is no wonder why Michael Kaiser has 4,694 Facebook friends. After hearing the Kennedy Center president speak at the ‘Arts in Crisis: A Conversation with Michael M. Kaiser’ event at McCarter Theatre last Wednesday, I was inspired by his optimistic, yet realistic, can-do attitude. For those who missed it, key points can be found here at the Arts in [ … ] Read more

An AFTA ArtCast on Princeton’s Arts and the Economic Crisis Symposium

Posted on December 11, 2009 by ArtPride in Category Nonprofits









A few weeks back I wrote a blog post on the Arts and the Economic Crisis Symposium held by Princeton University’s Lewis Center for the Arts (“The Arts and Creating Social Change”.) Another wonderful panelist at the event was President and CEO of Americans for the Arts Bob Lynch who recently posted a great ArtCast on Americans for [ … ] Read more

The Arts and Creating Social Change

Posted on November 16, 2009 by ArtPride in Category Advocacy









As an arts advocate and theatre person, I frequently find myself in conversations where I am asked to explain why the arts are important to fund, to attend, to practice, etc. Saturday at the Arts and the Economic Crisis symposium hosted by Princeton University’s Lewis Center for the Arts, I had one of those “aha” moments that will forever change [ … ] Read more

G-20 in Pittsburgh–Warhol Museum & Arts Ed Featured

Posted on August 10, 2009 by ArtPride in Category Community, Cultural Exchange









The White House has chosen the main venues in which it plans to host world leader as part of the G-20 meeting it is now calling the Pittsburgh Summit, scheduled for Sept. 24 and 25.

Advance teams have been visiting Pittsburgh during the past few weeks to scope out the summit’s main venue, the David L. Lawrence Convention Center.

But [ … ] Read more

NJ Arts at a Crossroad – Creative Solutions for Tough Economic Times

Posted on October 16, 2008 by ArtPride in Category Nonprofits, Technical Assistance









Arts groups throughout the state are bracing themselves for a rocky economic road ahead. The ArtPride NJ Foundation, along with the NJ Theatre Alliance, Dance NJ, the NJ State Council on the Arts, the South Jersey Cultural Alliance , the NJ Arts Education Partnership, and the NJ Association of County Cultural & Heritage Agencies (whew, [ … ] Read more

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