Originally from Moldova, Dorchester self-taught artist Natalia Mirabito paints en plein air and in the studio. As a means to see beyond her own reduced mobility, Natalia communicates her experiences of nostalgia and vibrancy felt within the natural world. From time spent in New England mountains and national seashores, she reflects on her and her viewer's mobility challenges by … [Read more...]
Advocacy
Stitched Together Artist Opportunities
Action Alert: The Mass Cultural Council wants to know how COVID-19 has impacted you economically. This new survey effort will directly inform continued advocacy efforts on behalf of the cultural sector for public COVID-19 relief and mitigation assistance. Whether you are an artist, a teaching artist or humanist, or a representative of a cultural nonprofit organization, please … [Read more...]
COVID-19 Impact Survey for Artists
Hi everyone. The Mass Cultural Council wants to know how COVID-19 has impacted you economically. We launched a survey this past spring and now need to update our economic data which is shared broadly throughout Massachusetts. This new survey effort will directly inform continued advocacy efforts on behalf of the cultural sector for public COVID-19 relief and mitigation … [Read more...]
We’re On This Journey Together: A Racial Equity Listening Series
What would racial equity look like in Massachusetts' cultural sector? What can artists, cultural workers, and organizations do to help dismantle systemic racism? How can Mass Cultural Council support the sector in achieving racial equity? While systemic racism has been a part of this country for 400 years, recent events have fomented a growing movement for racial equity … [Read more...]
Artist Opportunities Feeling Positive
Webinars with Arts Administrators Arts Administration Association New England is holding a series of "Sip and Chat" webinars with arts administrators from the region. The next discussion is July 30, 2020, 4 PM, featuring Kate Gilbert (Executive Director, Now + There), Cynthia Woo (Director, Pao Arts Center), and Lisa Drexhage (Director, POW! WOW! Worcester). $1,000 Grants … [Read more...]