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Artists: Get Found on CreativeGround

April 8, 2026 Leave a Comment

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Mass Cultural Council has been working to make deeper connections between the cultural community and other sectors in the Commonwealth. As we meet with leaders in transportation, housing, hospitality, and more, the question arises, “If I’m interested in working with local artists, where can I find them?”

That’s where CreativeGround.org comes in. If you’re a local artist and you’re interested in “being found” when other sectors come looking, now’s the time to create (or update) your profile on CreativeGround, New England’s dynamic regional creative directory.

CreativeGround is a community-generated and free tool that provides visibility, connection, and information to support the region’s creative network. It’s administered by our regional partner, New England Foundation for the Arts. The directory is searchable and can be filtered by location, discipline, type of activity, and much more.

If you already have a profile on CreativeGround, consider this a reminder to make sure it’s up-to-date. For those new to the site, CreativeGround offers tips on getting started and ways to optimize your profile.

Visit CreativeGround.org.

Image: Ken Field (Grantee ’26, ’17), one of the many artists with a profile in CreativeGround, photo by Peter B. Kaars.

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