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TH E A RTS C EN TER O F TH E C A PITA L REG IO N ABOUT T HE ART S CE NT E R Multi- a rts c e nte r in Downtown T roy Prog ra ms a nd se rvic e s for 48,000 plus a dults a nd youth e a c h ye a r 36,000 squa re fe e t of


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TH E A RTS C EN TER O F TH E C A PITA L REG IO N

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ABOUT T HE ART S CE NT E R

  • Multi- a rts c e nte r in Downtown

T roy

  • Prog ra ms a nd se rvic e s for 48,000

plus a dults a nd youth e a c h ye a r

  • 36,000 squa re fe e t of studio,

g a lle ry a nd pe rforma nc e spa c e s www.a rtsc e nte ronline .org

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ABOUT DE C ART S GRANT S PROGRAM DE C (de c e ntra liza tion)

  • Re distr

ibution of funds away fr

  • m a c e ntr

al loc ation or author ity.

  • E

nable s e me r ging or ganizations and ar tists to gr

  • w pr
  • fe ssionally

and to e nhanc e the c ultur al c limate in c ommunitie s and ne ighbor hoods whe r e the y live and ope r ate .

  • Qua lifie d c ountie s: Alba ny, Re nsse la e r, Sc he ne c ta dy.
  • F

unde d by T he Ne w Yor k State Counc il on the Ar ts (NYSCA), De c e ntr alization (DE C) Pr

  • gr

am, administe r e d by T he Ar ts Ce nte r at the invitation of the Counc il

  • F
  • unde d 1977 to e nsur

e NYS c ultur al funding r e ac he s all 62 c ountie s

  • F

unding de c isions made by a pane l of c ommunity me mbe r s, ar tists, and ar ts e duc ator s

  • We tailor

NYSCA’s DE C guide line s to loc al ne e ds

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OUR ROL E IN T HE PROCE SS

  • Gr

ants ar e funde d by Ne w Yor k State Counc il on Ar ts

  • Ar

ts Ce nte r

  • f the Capital Re gion is an appr
  • ve d

De c e ntr alization site for distr ibution of this funding

  • Re sponsible for c ommunity outre a c h a nd e duc a tion on the g ra nts

prog ra m, proc e ss a nd re quire me nts.

  • Re sponsible for a dva nc e me nt of loc a l a rts within de sig na te d a re a
  • Re sponsible for inc re a sing the qua lity a nd qua ntity of g ra nt

a pplic a tions

T he mor e high-quality applic ations we r e c e ive , the gr e ate r ne e d we show for additional gr ant funding in our ar e a. SUPPORT YOUR L OCAL ART S COMMUNIT Y BY APPL YING!

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2016 DE C GRANT S

Community Ar ts Gr ant

  • Non- profit org a niza tions (c a n be non- a rts org s)
  • Non- profit fisc a l sponsors on be ha lf of individua l a rtists a nd/ or

c olle c tive s

  • Up to $5,000 pe r proje c t

Ar ts in E duc ation Gr ant

  • Artists or non- profit org a niza tions in par

tne r ship with public sc hools

  • Up to $2,500 pe r proje c t

Individual Ar tist Commission

  • Individua l a rtists
  • $2,500 tota l pe r a rtist
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2016 GRANT RUL E S

  • Inte nt to Apply De adline : Oc tobe r

23, 2015

  • Applic ation De adline : De c e mbe r

5, 2015

***Must be submitte d by 11:59pm***

  • Cr

e ative wor k to be c omple te d and all gr ant funds e nc umbe r e d be twe e n 4/ 1/ 16 and 3/ 31/ 17

  • Applic ants le gal addr

e ss must be Re nsse lae r , Sc he ne c tady or Albany County (no PO box), pr

  • je c ts must take plac e in the same c ounty of r

e side nc e

  • If a mailing addr

e ss is a PO Box, a physic al addr e ss for the home / studio/ offic e of an ar tist or

  • r

ganization must also be pr

  • vide d.
  • Up to thr

e e dir e c t r e que sts in any c ombination of individual ar tist, Community Ar ts and/ or Ar ts E duc ation Gr ant applic ations

  • T

he T OT AL for all r e que sts fr

  • m one e ntity may not e xc e e d $5,000
  • 2015 + 2016 dir

e c t NYSCA gr ant r e c ipie nts ar e ine ligible !

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COMMUNIT Y ART S GRANT

WHO IS E L IGIBL E ?

  • Non- pr
  • fit c ommunity or

g a niza tions a nd non- pr

  • fit fisc a lly sponsor

e d a r tists/ c olle c tive s or a r tists/ c olle c tive wor king in pa r tne r ship with a c ommunity ba se d non- pr

  • fit or

g a niza tion in c ounty whe r e a c tivity is ta king pla c e .

  • L

e g a l a ddr e ss of applic ant o r ganizatio n must lie within Alba ny, Re nsse la e r

  • r

Sc he ne c ta dy Countie s, a nd the funde d a c tivity must ta ke pla c e within the sa me c ounty (a r tists hir e d or sponsor e d by the a pplic a nt or g do not ne e d to r e side in the se c ountie s)

Who is NOT E ligible ?

  • Public or

Pr ivate sc hools

  • State Age nc ie s or

De par tme nts, inc luding SUNY

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COMMUNIT Y ART S GRANT

F ISCAL SPONSOR VS COMMUNIT Y PART NE R

Fi Fiscal al Spon

  • nsor
  • r

Fisca scal sp sponso sor r submit its a appl pplic icatio ion (with as assistan ance fr e from

  • m ar

artist or

  • r
  • rga

ganiz izatio ion) Fisca scal sp sponso sor si r signs s con

  • ntrac

act Fisca scal sp sponso sors rs re rece ceives p s payme ment, , pa pays a artis ist Fisca scal sp sponso sor mu r must st me meet e eli ligibili lity requi quirem emen ents ( (coun

  • unty, non
  • n profi
  • fit

st status, o s, other) Fisca scal sp sponso sor mu r must st p provides s all ll sup upplem emen ental al d doc

  • cum

umen ents ( (bud udget et, board rd li list st, , other) Com

  • mmun

unity P Par artner er SUPPO PPORTS AR ARTIS IST IN INIT ITIA IATED ACTIV IVIT ITIE IES IN IN THEI EIR COUN OUNTY OF OF RES ESIDEN ENCE Par artner er provides es s som

  • met

ething to h

  • hel

elp

  • ut
  • ut t

the e ar artist – li like ke sp space ce Par artner er p provides es let etter er of

  • f

commi mmitme ment outlin inin ing g wh what t they ar are p e provide an e and val alue ue of

  • f s

ser ervice Ar Artis ist makes a appl pplic icatio ion Artist st si signs c s contra ract ct Artist st re rece ceives p s payme ment

IF YOUR ACTIVITY TAKES PLACE IN A DIFFERENT COUNTY FROM YOUR ORGANIZATIONS/ARTIST HOME ADDRESS YOU MAY ONLY USE A FISCAL SPONSOR TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR FUNDING

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COMMUNIT Y ART S GRANT

F UNDING L IMIT S

  • Up to $5,000 pe r

pr

  • je c t r

e que st

  • Up to thr

e e dir e c t r e que sts in any c ombination of individual ar tist, Community Ar ts and/ or Ar ts E duc ation Gr ant applic ations

  • Do e s no t fund full pr
  • je c t budge ts
  • F

unde d ne ve r o r o nc e in the pa st 5 ye a rs: 75% c a p (15% in kind)

  • F

unde d twic e o r mo re in the pa st 5 ye a rs: 60% c a p (15% in kind)

  • Co mmunity Org a niza tio n must sho w a t le a st 10-25% c a sh in-ha nd o r

pro je c te d inc o me

  • NE

W: I n-kind re so urc e s NOW CAN c o ntrib ute to 15% o f re ve nue

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COMMUNIT Y ART S GRANT

WHAT DOE S T HIS GRANT SUPPORT ?

  • Collabor

ations be twe e n ar tists and

  • r

ganizations

  • High ar

tistic me r it and unique ne ss

  • Community inte r

e st and be ne fit

  • F

e asible and we ll- public ize d pr

  • gr

ams that will be we ll atte nde d

  • Dive r

sity of ar tists and audie nc e

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COMMUNIT Y ART S GRANT

WHAT T HE GRANT DOE S NOT SUPPORT

  • Non- ar

ts r e late d pr

  • gr

ams, inc luding c ir c us and magic

  • Me mbe r

s- only ac tivitie s not ope n to ge ne r al public

  • Re pe at pr
  • je c ts that do not have plans for

e xpansion or impr

  • ve me nt
  • Re c r

e ation, r e habilitation or the r apy

  • Or

ganization star tup

  • Sc holar

ships, fe llowships, c ash pr ize s, jur ie d shows or awar ds

  • Ac quisitions, e quipme nt or

c apital

  • Se e Guide line s for

full list

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ART S IN E DUCAT ION GRANT

WHO IS E L IGIBL E ?

  • Artists/ organizations working with public k-12 sc hools in

Albany, Re nsse lae r and Sc he ne c tady c ountie s

  • L

e gal addre ss of applic ant/ fisc al spo nso r must lie within Albany, Re nsse lae r or Sc he ne c tady Countie s, and the funde d sc hool must be within the same c ounty (te ac hing artists hire d by an applic ant org do not ne e d to re side in the se c ountie s)

  • PT

A/ PT O’s with c urre nt non-profit status may apply

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ART S IN E DUCAT ION GRANT

WHO IS NOT E L IGIBL E ?

  • Pr

ivate , par

  • c hial or

home sc hools

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ART S IN E DUCAT ION GRANT

F UNDING L IMIT S

  • Up to $2,500 pe r proje c t re que st
  • Up to thre e dire c t re que sts in a ny c ombina tion of Community Arts, Individua l

Artist Commission a nd/ or Arts E duc a tion Gra nt a pplic a tions

  • Doe s not fund full proje c t budg e ts
  • Must de monstra te ma tc h of 50% of g ra nt re que st in c a sh or in- kind
  • Applic a nt must ma tc h re q ue ste d funds with c a sh e q ua l to a t le a st 10% o f the

g ra nt re q ue st. T he re ma inde r o f the ma tc h ma y c o nsist o f in-kind re so urc e s.

Gra nt Re que st min. Ca sh Ma tc h (10% ) min. In- Kind Ma tc h (40% )

$2,500 $250 $1,000 $2,000 $200 $800 $1,500 $150 $600 $1000 $100 $400

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ART S IN E DUCAT ION GRANT

WHAT DOE S T HIS GRANT SUPPORT ?

  • Multi- se ssion pr
  • gr

ams that have a lasting impac t

  • Pr
  • je c ts that inte gr

ate ar ts and non-ar ts subje c ts

  • Inc lusive pr
  • gr

ams

  • Pr
  • je c ts that take plac e dur

ing the sc hool day

  • T

e ac hing ar tists with pr

  • ve n e xpe r

ie nc e

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ART S IN E DUCAT ION

WHAT T HIS GRANT DOE S NOT SUPPORT

  • Proje c ts that appe ar to re plac e se rvic e s of de dic ate d arts

instruc tors

  • Stand alone asse mbly programs, single pe rformanc e s or
  • ne -time visits
  • Programs for whic h se le c te d stude nts are take n out of

re gular c lasse s, or are se lf-se le c te d for partic ipation

  • Colle ge -le ve l c ourse s, sc holarships, c onte sts, or stude nt

pe rforming groups

  • Proje c ts without an asse ssme nt c ompone nt
  • Se e Guide line s for full list
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INDIVIDUAL ART IST COMMISSION

WHO IS E L IGIBL E

  • L
  • c al individual ar

tists at le ast 21 ye ar s old

  • L

e gal addr e ss of applic ant’s r e side nc e or studio must lie within Albany, Re nsse lae r

  • r

Sc he ne c tady Countie s, and the funde d pr

  • je c t must take plac e in the same c ounty
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INDIVIDUAL ART IST COMMISSION

WHO IS NOT E L IGIBL E

  • Stude nts e nr
  • lle d in a de gr

e e pr

  • gr

am

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INDIVIDUAL ART IST COMMISSION

F UNDING L IMIT S

  • $2,500 pe r

pr

  • je c t r

e que st

  • Only one r

e que st pe r ar tist

  • F

unds full pr

  • je c t budge t, no mone tar

y matc h or additional inc ome r e quir e d

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INDIVIDUAL ART IST COMMISSION

WHAT DOE S T HIS GRANT SUPPORT ?

  • T

he c r e ation of ne w wor k that is appr

  • pr

iate in r e lation to the applic ant’s c ar e e r

  • Pr
  • gr

ams with high ar tistic me r it and a str

  • ng r

e lationship to the ar tist’s c ar e e r

  • Str
  • ng c ommunity outr

e ac h and involve me nt with wor k that r e sponds to, e xplor e s, r e fle c ts, or is inspir e d by an aspe c t of life in the c ounty or c ommunity

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INDIVIDUAL ART IST COMMISSION

WHAT DOE SN’T T HIS GRANT SUPPORT ?

  • T

he pr e se ntation or c omple tion of e xisting wor k

  • Collabor

ations be twe e n ar tists

  • Pr
  • gr

ams de signe d to se r ve an e xisting gr

  • up, in-sc hool

ac tivitie s, or

  • the r

pr

  • je c ts not ope n to the ge ne r

al public

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F UNDING PRIORIT IE S

  • F

r e e or low c ost pr

  • gr

ams

  • Ar

tists’ fe e s

  • Unique pr
  • gr

ams with high ar tistic me r it

  • Str
  • ng Community E

ngage me nt

  • Pr
  • gr

ams that r e pr e se nt and r e ac h dive r se audie nc e s

  • Pr
  • gr

ams that r e fle c t the ACCR Cultur al Plan

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BUDGE T OVE RVIE W

  • Applic ants must fill out the budge t se c tion
  • Rows will not e xpand; use the budge t nar

r ative se c tion if you ne e d mor e r

  • om
  • Be sur

e to e nte r the pr

  • je c t/ ar

tist/ or ganization name

  • Do not tur

n in budge ts that ar e inc omple te

  • T

ake note of the r e quir e d pe r c e ntage s in some budge t for ms

  • T

he se fo rms ha ve b e e n re vise d with a uto ma tic c a lc ula to rs fo r a b e tte r vie w o f a c c e pta b le e ntrie s

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BUDGE T RE VE NUE

  • L

ist c ash inc ome and in- kind.

  • Co mmunity Arts CAN inc lude in-kind unde r re ve nue (15%)
  • Art in E

duc atio n CAN inc lude in-kind unde r re ve nue (40%)

  • Se par

ate se c tion for in- kind c ontr ibutions

  • Pr
  • vide shor

t de sc r iption on how e ac h figur e is c alc ulate d

  • Do not inc lude Ar

ts Gr ant r e que st unde r c ontr ibute d inc ome

  • Indic ate whe the r

inc ome sour c e s ar e pr

  • je c te d or

in- hand

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BUDGE T E XPE NSE S

  • L

ist e ve r y e xpe nse assoc iate d with the r e que st

  • Be sur

e to inc lude paid staff pe ople s’ time (if applic able )

  • i.e . “T

e a c hing Assista nt”, “$10/ ho ur @ 25 ho urs”, “$250”

  • T

he major ity of e xpe nse s should be ar tistic e xpe nse s

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HOW IS MY APPL ICAT ION RE VIE WE D?

  • Pa ne l of c ommunity me mbe rs, a rtists, a nd a rts e duc a tors
  • I

f no t funde d, yo u will b e pro vide d with he lpful fe e db a c k fo r a suc c e ssful re -a pplic a tio n in the ne xt g ra nt c yc le .

  • COMPE

T E T IVE PROCE SS: Be Ne a t, Be Conc ise , Be Spe c ific .

  • Artistic Me rit of your Proposa l
  • F

ina nc ia l Ne e d

  • We ig he d a ppropria te ly in re la tion to a pplic a nt’s sta te d g oa ls
  • Re pe a t proje c ts must Grow or show E

xpa nsion ove r pa st ye a rs.

  • T

e a c hing Artist c re de ntia ls (Arts in E duc a tion Gra nt)

  • Community Involve me nt
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HOW IS MY F UNDING L E VE L DE T E RMINE D?

T HE PANE L SE L E CT ION PROCE SS INVOL VE S NE W COMPONE NT S:

  • RUBRICS
  • F

UNDING F ORMUL A

Your applic ation will be e valuate d by a pr e liminar y and final r ubr ic by the pane l. T he se r ubr ic s dir e c tly r e fle c t the guide line s and site spe c ific funding pr ior itie s found in the ACCR Cultur al Plan. T he numbe r e valuation give n will be applie d to an obje c tive funding for mula to de te r mine the amount give n. T his is the same pr

  • c e ss NYSCA use s at

the state le ve l. T HE QUAL IT Y OF YOUR APPL ICAT ION WIL L DE T E RMINE T HE AMOUNT OF YOUR F

  • UNDING. BE

T HOROUGH, BE CONCISE , BE SPE CIF IC.

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GRANT E E RE SPONSIBIL IT IE S

  • Ke e p us update d on pr
  • je c t
  • Se nd infor

mation to Ar ts Ce nte r 4 we e ks pr ior to e ve nts

  • Pr
  • vide c omple me ntar

y tic ke ts to funde d ac tivitie s for auditor atte ndanc e

  • Must ge t appr
  • val for

c hange s IN ADVANCE

  • Cr

e dit T he Ar ts Ce nte r for funds on all r e late d pr int mate r ials

  • Submit a final r

e po r t 30 days afte r the c o mple te d pr

  • je c t
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NARRAT IVE T IPS

  • Submit your

nar r ative for r e vie w pr ior to the de adline of 12/ 5/ 15

  • Re fe r

e nc e the guide line s for the applic ation thr

  • ughout the e ntir

e pr

  • c e ss
  • Have a fir

m plan and ar tists in plac e be for e star ting the applic ation

  • Answe r
  • nly the que stion be ing aske d
  • Pay atte ntion to e ac h pie c e of infor

mation r e que ste d

  • Ne atne ss and c or

r e c tne ss se nd a me ssage about administr ative c apability

  • Ke e p histor

ic al and bac kgr

  • und info br

ie f T he most suc c e ssful gr ants ar e wr itte n by those who adhe r e to the guide line s, r e fle c t funding pr ior itie s, and c le ar ly and thor

  • ughly

e xplain the ke y be ne fits and goals of the ir pr

  • posal
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SUCCE SSF UL DE SCRIPT ION E XAMPL E S

Arts in E duc a tion De sc ription:

“This is a mosaic installation to be created and installed by students… with the intent to illustrate the Riverfronts Community… The imagery will be created by this school’s “advanced art” and “studio” classes and will incorporate the rich history that is… part of their backyard. This school, although historically low performing and economically marginalized, has faculty and administration dedicated to the arts and dedicated to giving these kids new

  • pportunities for success.

…this school district has just been elevated to “School in Good Standing” by our State Education Dept. This permanent art installation is an opportunity… to make notable permanent art, feel good about their school and be given an opportunity to succeed...”

  • - 2015 Arts in Education Grant Recipient
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SUCCE SSF UL DE SCRIPT ION E XAMPL E S

Community Arts De sc ription:

“…our productions are presented free of charge, allowing community members, regardless of their financial means (including retirement communities and students) to enjoy professionally performed live theatre. Since our productions emphasize language over visuals, they can be readily appreciated by the visually

  • impaired. We continue to attract a loyal, enthusiastic audience, many of whom

return… offering glowing feedback and encouragement.”

  • -2015 Community Arts Grant Recipient
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SUCCE SSF UL DE SCRIPT ION E XAMPL E S

Individua l Artist Commission De sc ription:

“The Unspoken: Human Trafficking in Our Own Backyard My objective for this proposed project is to use my creative vision to raise awareness of the impact of human trafficking in our neighborhoods. I will create a series of mixed media art telling the stories of Schenectady County workers whose mission is to support and protect individuals who have been or are at-risk of being

  • trafficked. If funded, the completed works will be available for public viewing at an

awareness event taking place within the Proctor's Art Complex… Community members will be engaged in the development of each piece (as described in the next section). Grant funds will cover my studio time, art supplies, publicity materials, and the cost of the venue.”

  • - 2015 Individual Artist Commission Recipient
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SUCCE SSF UL NARRAT IVE E XAMPL E S

Arts in E duc a tion Goa ls a nd E va lua tions: “Goals for this project are those of any teacher: We want to give kids a new experience. We want them to get their hands dirty and get in there and do “REAL WORK”…. We want them to solve not a theoretical problem; but to take on the challenge of a real problem, to collaborate, solve and implement and take ownership of a job well done… Being involved in a permanent piece of public art… is a huge opportunity for these students. We will be evaluating this project as we go - making sure to correct any workmanship that falls short.. The kids get to be the evaluators as well as the teachers - they know what looks good ! By empowering them, we are preparing them for success down the road. There will also be a Pre and Post Mosaic Test - about their “art making” experience. This will help assess the student’s thoughts about what they have done, what they have learned, and how they see themselves…”

  • -2015 Arts in Education Grant Recipient
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SUCCE SSF UL NARRAT IVE E XAMPL E S

Community Arts Gra nt – Community Que stion:

“The community will actively learn in workshops, classes & performances. All three segments of this project are highly interactive including the performance segment where students will showcase what they have learned. Community members will leave this project with a sense of achievement after being fully immersed and stimulated in the culture of Indian music… The community has stimulated the growth of this project through attendance, word of mouth, immense volunteer efforts, financial and in-kind donations. In fact, it is their involvement that inspires this project to evolve and grow… This year’s project attempts to bring this same enrichment to the community but on a much larger scale through the creation of the Open Space Concert Series and expansion of the Indian Music Caravan Series.”

  • -2015 Community Arts Grant Recipient
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SUCCE SSF UL NARRAT IVE E XAMPL E S

Individua l Artist Commission - Ca re e r Que stion:

“As an artist, my work is presented primarily through visual storytelling by means of camera, sound and all the other components that make up digital filmmaking. My goals as a filmmaker is to create content: documentary, narrative or experimental films that offer perspective into a world, a mind, a way of life, that has been under-represented by mass media. As an artist, I believe my goal is to provoke thought, encourage dialogue, especially community dialogue, and to bring forth ideas of other possibilities while also challenging the status quo. This project relates to my goal as an artist because sharing these stories will be an

  • pportunity to introduce and celebrate a new perspective; a new set of voices in

Albany's growing community. It is imperative that conversations encompass the needs, desires and dreams of refugee youth and their families. The project also resonates with me on a much more personal level because I too am an immigrant…”

  • -2015 Individual Artist Commission Recipient
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WHAT HAPPE NS NE XT

  • All applic ants, whe the r

ne w or r e tur ning Must submit an Inte nt to Apply by Oc tobe r 23rd, 2015

  • Applic ation Inte nsive Wor

kshops ar e sc he dule d at the Ar ts Ce nte r

  • f the Capital Re gion on

Oc tobe r 29th (9am- 4pm) and Nove mbe r 7th (10am- 4pm).

  • T

e c hnic al Assistanc e Me e tings ar e available for

  • ne - on- one assistanc e with your

submission. T he y must be sc he dule d online in advanc e . Visit www.ar tsc e nte r

  • nline .or

g/ Gr ants to sc he dule

  • T

e c hnic al assistanc e Me e tings will be sc he dule d star ting Oc tobe r 20 and e nding Nove mbe r 14

  • A dr

aft of your pr

  • posal must be submitte d online ONE

WE E K PRIOR to your me e ting time to allow time for us to r e vie w. Hit the SUBMIT

  • button. We will r

e - ope n your applic ation for e diting afte r the te c hnic al assistanc e me e ting.

  • Ar

tists ar e now r e quir e d to se nd Ar tistic sample s of the ir wor k as par t of the pr

  • c e ss. De tails ar

e liste d on the submission for m

  • You must c omple te the Budg e t F
  • rm, now inc lude d a s pa rt of the a pplic a tion.
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  • All gr

ante e infor mation is available at:

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