National Endowment for the Arts FY 2017 Fall Grant Announcement

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Wheaton Arts and Cultural Center, Inc. (aka WheatonArts) (On behalf of Creative Glass Center of America) $15,000 Millville, NJ To support artist residencies for emerging and/or mid-career glass artists at the Creative Glass Center of America. Participants will be provided with access to studio facilities, materials, and housing, as well as a living stipend. Residencies also will be flexible, allowing artists the option of traditional three-month residencies, intermittent residencies (repeat visits), or short-term, project-based support. Some details of the projects listed are subject to change, contingent upon prior Arts Endowment approval. Information is current as of December 7, 2016.
Arts Education Number of Grants: 78 Total Dollar Amount: $2,275,000 52nd Street Project, Inc. $10,000 New York, NY To support Playmaking, a series of playwriting classes for youth. The two stages of the program-"Stage-One" and "Playback"-offer direct one-on-one collaboration for students with professional theater artists, who teach children how to write for theater, critique work, and perform for the public. Students in both stages participate in out-of-town weekend retreats to work intensively with adult mentors who guide them through revision and rehearsals of their work. Students' shows are fully produced and presented to the public at 52nd Street's 150- seat theater. The project is offered free-of-charge to all children in New York City's Hell's Kitchen neighborhood who express an interest in participating. 916 INK (aka 916 Ink) $10,000 Sacramento, CA To support Find Your Voice creative writing workshops. High school students from underserved communities will participate in weekly creative writing classes in- and after-school. Led by teaching artists, students will engage in the creative writing process and polish five pieces of work for publication in a professional anthology and released at public readings. The program will include visits from professional writers, poets, and editors, one-onone coaching, and tuition to a local two-day writing colloquium at American River College. Alameda County Office of Education (aka ACOE) $50,000 Hayward, CA To support Inspiring Creative Communities, a collective impact project. The Alliance for Arts Learning Leadership, a collaborative of arts and education agencies and community partners in seven counties in the San Francisco Bay Area, will develop and share best strategies for arts education, expand data collection and analysis, and propose that Title I funds be allocated for the arts through the California state Local Control Accountability Plan. The Alliance for Arts Learning Leadership also will work with a coach to move a system from incremental change thinking to transformational change thinking. Allied Media Projects (aka Allied Media Projects) $10,000 Detroit, MI To support Detroit Future Schools, a curriculum-based project to integrate media arts programming in Detroit public schools. Teaching artists will collaborate with students from underserved neighborhoods to research, explore, and create media art projects about relevant issues in the students' own communities. Students will learn a range of media art techniques, including digital photography, computer graphics, design, audio, video, web- and app-based media, and other creative technologies. The project will culminate in a student-led event such as a screening or an exhibition to which the entire school, stakeholders, families, and other community members will be invited. Americans for the Arts, Inc. $100,000 Washington, DC To support a collective impact project, the State Policy Pilot Initiative. A report of findings from a three-year study that began in 2014 will be published to inform state and local-level decision making and coalition building along with online videos, sample policy briefs, and guidelines for evaluation. These tools and resources also will be presented at conferences and symposiums across the country. The coalition of partners will include the Arts Education Partnership (AEP), the Education Commission of the States (ECS), the Kennedy Center Alliance for Arts Some details of the projects listed are subject to change, contingent upon prior Arts Endowment approval. Information is current as of December 7, 2016.
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To support a series of folk arts ed
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esidences will include demonstratio
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Literature Number of Grants: 51 Tot
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Coffee House Press (aka Coffee Hous
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To support the publication and prom
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Words Without Borders $35,000 New Y
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proposed projects will be included,
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To support "Modern Families" and as
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To support the presentation of seve
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question-and-answer sessions with f
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presenting documentaries, fiction f
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puppetry, and musical works. In add
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e able to participate in Student Sc
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series in partnership with the Jewi
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worldwide. Recent acquisitions incl
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To support the traveling exhibition
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Detroit Institute of Arts (aka DIA)
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To support the publication of the "
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calligraphy, and architecture model
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To support the exhibition, "John Ja
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Santa Monica Museum of Art (aka SMM
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University of Southern California $
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Roland Hayes School of Music in Rox
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New York City. Engagement activitie
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the First Church in Boston. The pro
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feature Cleveland area artists. The
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format on period instruments in acc
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Dreams Quartet which had featured R
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will conduct an educational perform
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Gerald Wilson. Ancillary festival p
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$10,000 Philadelphia, PA To support
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composer Mason Bates, including wor
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To support Winter Jazzfest. The fes
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Renaissance period to the present.
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To support the annual WITNESS proje
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Opera Number of Grants: 36 Total Do
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exploration of what may have transp
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employment, a support system, and a
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the complexity of forgiveness. Sist
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Presenting & Multidisciplinary Work
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To support the Community Live Arts
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$20,000 Brooklyn, NY To support the
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To support artist residencies. In a
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To support the Lotus World Music an
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New York Shakespeare Festival (aka
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arts, children's entertainment, per
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$25,000 Tucson, AZ To support Proje
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Theater & Musical Theater Number of
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To support the premiere of "KPOP."
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Cincinnati Shakespeare Company $10,
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To support a production of "Blues f
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To support Ford's Theatre Society's
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Terrapin Puppet Theatre in Tasmania
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La MaMa Experimental Theatre Club,
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etween realizing a fulfilled life o
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$20,000 Skokie, IL To support the w
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Conference playwrights will represe
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To support the development and worl
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intersects with literary tradition.
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participants, including multiple Mi
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$10,000 Chicago, IL To support the
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will engage nonprofit partners with
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Art in General, Inc. (aka Art in Ge
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To support the Visual Artist Fellow
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interplay between nature, humans, a
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Luminary, Inc (aka The Luminary) $2
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To support the Mural Arts Program's
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To support an international residen
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Art Works: Creativity Connects Numb
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that will travel to Baltimore-area
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International Documentary (aka Inte
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and a neuroscience practitioner in
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Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz $
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Challenge America Number of Grants:
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amateur actors with disabilities to
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Virginia; along with complementary
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Community Adolescent Resources and
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To support the residency and collab
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Islamic Cultural Center of Northern
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$10,000 Lincoln, NE To support a fr
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audiences, the Adopt-A-Teller works
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community in Pahrump, Nevada. Propo
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To support an exhibition and public
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Trinkle Brass Works, Inc. $10,000 L
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instruction and visual art projects
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Creative Writing Fellowships Number
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Smith, Danez $25,000 St. Paul, MN S
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