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Why Language is Critical to Advancing DEI in the Nonprofit Sector
A Future So Colorful — coined by our student Shahmeer Mirza, this phrase embodies a world rich with diverse narratives woven into its social fabric, abundant with equitable opportunities for young creatives to pursue their passion.
THE ALLIANCE FOR MEDIA ARTS + CULTURE RECEIVES $900,000 GRANT
The Alliance for Media Arts and Culture today announces a three-year, $900,000 dollar grant from The Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation to support Arts2Work
🎙️Your media arts & culture news 📷 ALLIANCE eBulletin October 2020
I write this a little more than a week before the election, and my heart hurts and my brain is fried, and I don’t know what kind of world to imagine a week from now.
🎙️Your media arts & culture news 📷 ALLIANCE eBulletin September 2020
To our members, friends, colleagues, loved ones, artists everywhere.
The National Day of Storytelling is ON. 10/10/2020.
Independent Cinema Is Not Over; All These “New People” Are Here.
It’s 7AM on a Tuesday morning in August in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic and I am so pissed that I am stopping all I’m supposed to be doing to rage against a Hollywood machine that is way more dangerous than we imagine.
The Future of Inclusion
For the past year, my preparation for the American Art Incubator at Ars Electronica has been interwoven with visions of myself tracing the city’s complex history in my daily walks from Atelierhaus Salzamt to Ars Electronica
National Endowment for Arts Announces Second Round of Fiscal Year 2020 Funding
The Alliance for Media Arts + Culture’s Arts2Work is the first federally-registered national apprenticeship program in media arts and creative technologies. Saki Bowman, pictured above,...
Tribeca Film Institute’s Closure Should Worry All American Independent Filmmakers
As those of us involved in independent film know well, the ecosystem for creating this work is tenuous at best.
Artists, Curators, and Dealers Launch Initiatives to Support Black Lives Matter Movement
As protests sparked by the killing of George Floyd by policemen in Minneapolis have continued to rock the United States, many in the art world have gotten involved. Earlier this week, artists,