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| OCTOBER SPOTLIGHT ON ARTS & CULTURE NOW AVAILABLE AS PODCAST |
| The October edition of our monthly Spotlight on Arts & Culture on WPKN 89.5 FM, focuses on the new NEST Arts Factory. One of the oldest artists spaces in Bridgeport - founded in 1996 and nearing its 25th Anniversary - the NEST is moving into new, bigger space with 40+ artist studios. Hear artist and Managing Director Jane Davila, artist Rick Shaefer and musician John Torres talk about the creation and impact of this new space. Now available as a Soundcloud podcast at: https://bit.ly/spotlightTheNest
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| | CANDIDATES FORUM NOW AVAILABLE ON YOUTUBE |
| If you missed local legislative candidates' Arts and Culture Forum, you can watch it on YouTube. Organized as part of an ongoing series under the umbrella of the CT Arts Alliance's CreateTheVoteCT campaign, 18 of the local 76 candidates who were sent questionnaires about their support for arts and culture in Connecticut returned their responses. Of those 18, we selected 6 to talk about the important of the arts and culture industry in CT. Hear Will Haskell, Tony Hwang, Alex Kasser, Melissa Lapine McCabe, David Rutigliano and Patrizia Zucaro. Go to http://bit.ly/CTVforum
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| | SAVE THE DATE FOR NEXT SPOTLIGHT MON. NOV. 9: THE ARTS AS POLICY |
| Following up on the Candidates Forum held October 14, in which we heard from six candidates about their support for the arts and culture, Kathy Maher, Executive Director of The Barnum Museum, and Lou Ursone, Executive Director of Curtain Call, will join David Green in deepening some of the questions we asked during the Candidates Forum – but to those who won their Legislative seats. What specifically will these legislators now do for the arts and culture and how can they include our concerns in policy development? Tune into WPKN, Fri Nov 9 at noon
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| | | | LIZ BANNISH
Liz Bannish is Studio Manager and Collaborative Printer at the Center for Contemporary Printmaking. Among her duties, Liz provides studio maintenance and works with artists and students to develop their work and produce fine editions of printed art. Her personal work spans the media of sustainable and traditional printmaking and includes relief, etching, lithography, and alternative photography. Writes Liz of her images: "Marine themes come up in my work because the ocean is why we are here. I find it a feasting ground for metaphors on the human condition. Sometimes the creatures and the sea represent themselves in their own fishy glory, and other times I am using them to scrutinize the systems of oppression and destruction that we human are the actors in. Fables, feminism, and 20th century aesthetics run through most of it." Liz earned her BFA in Printmaking and Art History from UMass, Amherst, in 2011, winning 2nd best in show in her class for her senior thesis. She then interned for Zea Mays Printmaking, bringing their research in non-toxic printmaking to SGC San Francisco in 2014. Liz served as Printmaking and Photo Technician for Smith College for five years, running their printmaking studio, letterpress studio, photo darkrooms, and OSHA compliance programs. She has trained with masters Barry Moser (Pennyroyal Press), Peter Pettengill (Wingate Studios), and Liz Chalfin (Zea Mays Printmaking). Website | Instagram |
| | RITA GHANDOUR
Rita Ghandour is a multimedia visual artist, working in oils, acrylic, watercolors, paper, and mixed media. She has been working in Stamford since 2009 and her work is strongly influenced by her travels, surroundings, experiences and love for the art world. “In my paintings the colors of New England and Mexico sometimes intermix. If you visit my studio you can find abstract landscapes, flowers, people, inanimate objects and color block pieces. Also, I have made several paintings inspired by literary works, which are some of my favorite subjects.” She is a member of the Loft Artists Association, the Stamford Art Association, Greenwich Art Society as well as the New Canaan Society for the Arts. Her work has been exhibited in multiple shows in New England since 2003. Website | Instagram |
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| | | | | | The Rowayton Art Center's Autumn Juried 2020 Show, is on view online through Nov. 14. The show was judged by Kristin Peterson Edwards, a thirty-year veteran of the art world and founder of kpeArts. CAFC Members accepted artists: Daniel Barrett, Barbara Boeck, Nancy Breakstone, Janine Brown, Bevi Bullwinkel, Heidi Lewis Coleman, Kat Evans,Maria Friscia, Joyce Grasso, Jennifer Mone Hill,Emily Kelting, Joanie Landau, Julie O’Connor, Melissa Orme, Julia Rose, Vicki French Smith, Pamela Stoddart, Jennifer Williams, and, Nancy C. Woodward Honorable Mention to Jennifer Williams for her painting, “Lady in Waiting." |
| | The Pequot Library's Annual Fundraising Art Exhibit, 20/20 Visions: Art & Interpretation, curated by Lisa Cooper, is on show online through November 13. Members in the show include: Lisa Berger, Nancy Breakstone, Janine Brown, Miggs Burroughs, Lynn Carlson, Heidi Lewis Coleman, Alder Crocker, Ellen Gould, Joyce Grasso, Jennifer Monè Hill, Karen Kent, Joanie Landau, Katya Lebrija, Diane Pollack, Anthony Santomauro, Pamela Stoddart, Vinny Verrillo, Jarvis Wilcox, gregory ziebell |
| | | | | | Bevi Bullwinkel's painting, "Harmony 2" (water-mixable oil on canvas, 30x24") has been accepted into the Rowayton Arts Center Autumn Juried 2020 Show, held Oct. 18-Nov. 14. Bevi is reflecting on the divisions in our society and expressing her hopes for people of all color and ethnicity to come together in common purpose and harmony in our world. |
| | Seven mixed medum works by Ann Chernow are being shown at the International Fine Arts Print Fair. These are illustration inspired by the poems “Seven Deadly Sins” by Jane Allinson. The entire portfolio will be available by January 2021. |
| | International artist Sholeh Janati returned to the Ridgefield Playhouse last week for another two-day show of her latest works. Her paintings were on display outside the big tent prior to and throughout the Jorma Kaukonen concert and the John Mulaney / Pete Davidson encore performance. Sholeh's work is known for its vibrant spontaneous brushstrokes and multi-layered textures. |
| | Joanie Landau has a solo show at the Westport Public Library's South Gallery titled, Say the Word. The exhibition will be on view through December. |
| | | | Shanna T. Melton the Bridgeport-based artist and poet, served as the judge for a new exhibition, The Story of Women, on view at the Mildford Arts Council through Nov. 19. The works were inspired by WOMEN: their stories, their role in society, their duality, their struggles, their successes, their journey, and their future… all in celebration of the 100 year anniversary of the right to vote. The exhibit can be viewed online or in person on Thursdays 5-7pm or Saturdays 10am-noon. |
| | | | Adelka Polak, Director of Sova Dance & Puppet Theater, third place winner of the Virtual Innovation prize from the Cultural Alliance, kicks off new programming for November 2020, including Professional Development workshops for educators and parents. Topics include the art of puppetry, "Mask & Movement” workshops for adults, and a fitness class for people in the arts. All classes will be held online. |
| | Rick Shaefer's piece, "The New Colossus" is among the works from eleven local artists in the Silvermine Art Center's The Golden Door Exhibition. The show examines the complex histories and cultural identities that define and enrich contemporary America. “I lift my lamp beside the golden door!” is the closing line of Emma Lazarus’s poem engraved on the Statue of Liberty’s plaque welcoming newcomers to the U.S. The sonnet includes the iconic lines “Give me your tired, your poor / Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free.” How that language is understood in today’s political and social climate is as varied as the diverse works of art on view. |
| | Emily Teall has installed "But his wife looked back (Genesis 19:26)" alongside "Memory Marker" by Erin Argueta in the Loft Artists Association annual Bring Another Friend show. The show is at the gallery by appointment through Nov. 8 and online. Emily will also be participating in Artists Sunday. Artist Sunday, falling between Black Friday, Small Business Saturday® and Cyber Monday, is a day dedicated to encouraging consumers to shop with artists and give something special, unique, and hand-crafted this holiday season. Website. |
| | Frankie Vinci's colorful new Pop Art/ Mixed Media collage "Westport -- USA" is exclusively showing at the Westport River Gallery on Riverside Avenue. The piece is depiction of the infamous past and present of Westport, CT: "Newman & Joanne Woodward, I Love Lucy, Martha Stewart, Rodney Dangerfield, Robert Ludlum, Redford, Superman, Dennis the Menace, Serling, Norman Rockwell, Great Gatsby, Bewitched, Anne Hathaway, Christopher Lloyd, Helen Hunt and others. All who have lived in Westport, had a show based in Westport, or even started a business in Iconic Westport USA." Click for larger image. |
| | Lee Walther has created election-time bumper stickers to encourage non-voters to become more active, "because exercising your right to vote has never been more important than this watershed time in our history." Lee adds, "Don’t let others make the decision for you. Too many people are not voting because they don’t like either of the candidates so I am asking that you just vote for the one you dislike the least!" Want a bumper sticker? Contact Lee at leewalther14@gmail.com |
| | | | ARTISTS SUNDAY NOVEMBER 29
Artists Sunday™, the national arts shopping movement, has reached a key milestone, with communities in all 50 U.S. states now participating in the nationwide alliance to create a ‘Black Friday for the Arts.’ To date, arts and economic development organizations in more than 250 communities across the country and over 1,300 individual artists and craftspeople have joined the free program. Positioned in the year’s busiest holiday shopping weekend, Artists Sunday encourages shoppers to purchase artwork and hand-crafted items from individual artists on the Sunday after Thanksgiving. The movement unites artists and communities across the country, effectively creating a shared voice of thousands, all promoting the purchase of art as gifts. You must be an original artist or craftsmen to participate in this free event. Artist Q&A. Read more... |
| | CT PUBLIC TV SHOWCASES LOCAL ARTISTS IN WHERE ART THOU?
The final episode of the season of Where ART Thou took viewers to Southern Fairfield County. Host Ray Hardman (named Connecticut Public’s first Arts and Culture Reporter) featured CAFC members Iranian-American painter Afsaneh Djabbari-Aslani, Jeanine Esposito and Frederic Chiu, founders of Beechwood Arts and Innovation and painter JAHMANE, and curated by Valerie Cooper, corporate art consultant, fine art appraiser, and founding owner of Picture That Consultants. Episodes are available to view on ctpublic.org, as well as at video.cptv.org; on YouTube; and on the free Connecticut Public mobile app. Learn more... |
| | JACOB LAWRENCE PAINTING MISSING FOR DECADES, FOUND BY MET VISITOR
The Metropolitan Museum’s celebrated exhibition “Jacob Lawrence: The American Struggle” series, depicting an uprising of American farmers in Massachusetts, has drawn many visitors, but recently one of them had a revelation: She suspected that one of five panels missing from the artist’s original series had been hanging in her neighbors’ Upper West Side apartment for decades. “The painting has been hanging in my living room for 60 years untouched,” one of the painting’s owners said, adding that she bought it with her husband when she was 27. A child of immigrants, the owner said she grew up in the South Bronx and studied Latin and art appreciation — her daughter and granddaughter are both artists. She said she has always loved Lawrence’s work and is happy to share it. “Struggle”. It is on public view at the MET through Nov. 1 and will then travel on loan to venues in Birmingham, Seattle and Washington, D.C., through next fall. Read full NYT story... |
| | | | THE NEST ARTS FACTORY 10 X 10 FUNDRAISING EXHIBIT NOVEMBER 9
All artists are invited to take part in the annual NEST Arts Factory fundraising exhibit, 10 x 10, this November. All artwork will be sold for $100, with $50 going to the NEST and $50 going to the artist. All artwork must be exactly 10" x 10" square and no more than 2" deep. Work must be finished and ready to hang. If framed, the frame must be 10" x 10" square. All artwork must be original (no reproductions), but any medium is acceptable. The exhibit will be held online during the city-wide Bridgeport Art Trail. Purchasers can arrange to pick up work or to have it shipped. If an artist prefers, they can drop off sold artwork at the NEST for delivery to the purchaser. The proceeds from this annual fundraiser will go to the artists of the NEST for future events and projects to benefit the community. There is no entry fee and entries are limited to 3 per artist. Locally, Jerry's Artarama stocks 10” x 10” canvas and panel boards, and both Jerry's and IKEA sell 10” square frames, all at very reasonable prices. Submit Here. |
| | THE MARK TWAIN LIBRARY ART SHOW CALL FOR ARTISTS NOVEMBER 16
The 48th Annual Mark Twain Library Art Show is ON! Submissions are being accepted NOW through midnight on Monday, Nov. 16. The Art Show will be presented online and for the first time, works will be available for sale in an (online) Virtual Gallery as well as in our treasured Library Gallery. Last year’s Art Show was a fantastic success on many counts, and despite the pandemic, we remain hopeful that 2020’s Art Show will present a wealth of quality artwork to our community of sponsors and patrons, and through the sales, secure for the library funding vital to sustaining its many programs. Show Dates: Dec. 6-13. Submission information... |
| | UNBOUND VISUAL ARTS STRONGER SISTERHOOD: REPRESENTING INTERSECTIONAL IDENTITY NOVEMBER 16
Unbound Visual Arts (Brighton, Mass) calls artists to submit work for a virtual exhibit "Stronger Sisterhood: Representing Intersectional Identity," a virtual on-line exhibition in a 3D 360 degree gallery that explores the multidimensional and intersectional identities of women. Open to current, renewing and new Unbound Visual Arts' members. Art in all media will be considered for this virtual exhibition including 2-dimensional and 3-dimensional works such as paintings, sculptures, photographs, collages, drawings, quilts, videos, poetry, recorded performances, stories, etc. Seeking artwork that explores and engages with intersectional identity. Women’s oppression does not end with gender, it intersects with a multitude of characteristics. The recognition and representation of intersectionality invites women of all identities to advocate for equality and a stronger sisterhood. How does your work represent the multitude of your identity, the marginalization or oppression you face because of your identity or the power you exhibit in the face of that oppression? How do women’s experiences differ due to other facets of our identity? How are we made stronger by recognizing and honoring these differences? Where in your experiences have you seen the recognition of intersectional feminism grow and where is there more work to be done? |
| | MATTATUCK MUSEUM MIXMASTER NOVEMBER 30
The Mattatuck Museum, Waterbury, has issued a call for its 6th Annual MIXMASTER @ the MATT. This regional exhibition is open to submissions by residents of Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island and Vermont, 18 years and over. Initiated to support and recognize contemporary art, MIXMASTER provides an opportunity for established and emerging artists to debut their most recent work, done in the last three years and not previously exhibited in a Connecticut Museum. A $10.00 entry fee will be charged for each submitted work. Up to three works per artist may be submitted. Works will be judged by Leslie Garrett, Director of Nohra Haime Gallery in New York City. Apply here. |
| | | | CENTER FOR BALLET & THE ARTS FELLOWSHIP NOVEMBER 2
The Center for Ballet and the Arts at New York University is an international research institute for scholars and artists of ballet and its related arts and sciences. It exists to inspire new ideas and new dances, expanding the way we think about the art form’s history, practice, and performance in the 21st century. The Fellowship Program awards residencies to artists and scholars across disciplines to work on projects that expand the way we think about the history, practice, and performance of dance. The fellowship provides space, a stipend, and time to pursue rigorous work. |
| | PUBLIC ART LEARNING FUND DEADLINE EXTENDED TO DECEMBER 14
The Public Art Learning Fund provides grants of $500 to $2,000 to support professional development opportunities for New England artists to strengthen their public art practices. Through the Public Art Learning Fund, the New England Foundation for the Arts intends to foster the continued development of more equitable, inclusive, and vibrant public spaces and public life throughout New England. The Public Art Learning Fund gives priority to timely opportunities that are Remiving barriers to access; Valuing geographic diversity within the region; Advancing the evolving field of public art; Specifically expanding an artist's public art practice. Application deadline has been extended to December 14, 2020. Apply here... |
| | RAUSCHENBERG EMERGENCY GRANTS VISUAL & MEDIA ARTISTS & CHOREOGRAPHERS ROLLING
The Robert Rauschenberg Foundation is partnering with New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA) to administer the Rauschenberg Emergency Grants, an emergency grant program that provide one-time grants of up to $5,000 for medical or dental emergencies. The grants are available to visual and media artists, and choreographers living anywhere in the United States or U.S. Territories. This program was established in the tradition of the artist's Change, Inc., a non-profit foundation established in 1970 by Robert Rauschenberg to assist professional artists of all disciplines in need of emergency medical aid. Learn more about the program, including application requirements and how to apply, on NYFA's Rauschenberg Emergency Grants website. Though funded by the Rauschenberg Foundation, the program is administered by the NYFA and all questions should be directed to emergencyfunds@nyfa.org. Inquiries to the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation will be forwarded directly to emergencyfunds@nyfa.org. |
| | STOCHASTIC LABS RESIDENCIES ROLLING
Stochastic Labs, based in San Franciso, awards fully sponsored residencies to exceptional engineers, artists, scientists, and entrepreneurs from around the world. Residencies are of variable length and include a private apartment at the mansion, co-working and/or dedicated work space, shop access (laser cutter, 3D printer etc), a $1k monthly stipend and a budget for materials. Residents become part of Stochastic’s creative community, participating in weekly dinners and invitation events. Residents may apply as individuals or as teams. While applicants may be at any stage in their career, the selection is highly competitive. Apply here. |
| | ARTIST RELIEF GRANT DEADLINES EXTENDED THROUGH 2020
Artist Relief has raised nearly $20 million since launching in April and will continue distributing $5,000 emergency relief grants through the end of the year! Artist Relief has received over 130,000 applications since launch, demonstrating the dire need from artists all over the country. So far, Artist Relief has funded 2,700 artists in every U.S. state and territory. Artist Relief Cycle VII is now open for applications. Apply here... |
| | Recommended Sources for Calls and for OpportunitiesCreative Ground (New England's Director of Creative Enterprises and Artists) |
| | | | SELF-CARE PRACTICE FOR ARTISTS; CONNECTING WITH THE BUSINESS SECTOR NOV. 10 & NOV. 17
The CT Department of Economic Development and the Cultural Alliance of Western CT are sponsoring professional development workshops open to all Connecticut Artists and Creative Businesses.Nov. 10: Self-Care Practice for Artists is a workshop designed to offer a safe space and supportive environment for artists to come together and consult with a panel of coaches and healers who specialize in healing efforts for creative individuals. Register here...Nov. 17: Connecting your Artistic Practice with the Business Sector will focus on personal development practices for artists that explores successful business strategies from other sectors, inspires cross-sector partnerships, and deepens professional outreach and audience growth opportunities. Register here... |
| | WORKSHOP: INSIDE A GRANT OR RESIDENCY PANEL PROCESS NOVEMBER 17
Get an inside look at a panel selection process for artist grants, including what panelists look for and consider, and tips that can bolster your next application. The group will review project descriptions and work samples from real applications to provide honest feedback and advice. The session will take the form of a mock panel-room conversation and have time at the end for questions from the audience. This panel will be led by Creative Capital Awardee James Scruggs and will feature additional artists and reviewers that represent a range of artistic disciplines, perspectives and panel experience. Register here... |
| | ARTIST WEBSITES: MAKING YOUR CONTENT CLEAR, COMPELLING AND ACCESSIBLE NOV. 19 - DEC. 17
A website, however simple, is a requirement for all artists today. Especially as in-person events remain limited, your website gives your key audiences a clear idea of who you are, and your values. This four-part, online workshop, hosted by Creative Capital, will guide you through a series of exercises to articulate why your website exists, who you are trying to reach, and how you can authentically communicate who you are and what your work is about. It will also focus on how to make your content—written, visual, and auditory—accessible to everyone. Finally, we will touch on other key aspects of successful digital strategies, including search engine optimization (SEO), basic analytics, connecting your site to a mailing list, and choosing the right platform.The workshops will be led by Constellation Collective co-founders Rachel Crawford and Megan Canning. Register here... |
| | PLANNING TOOLKIT HELPS ARTS ORGANIZATIONS NAVIGATE TURBULENT TIMES
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues its course, and the national conversation on racial justice raises important questions about equity, arts organizations face a volatile ”new normal” with few certainties and many questions. A new toolkit from the Wallace Foundation, describing various paths the future might take, can help arts organizations make their way through this—and even see some silver linings. Navigating Uncertain Times: A Scenario Planning Toolkit for the Arts & Culture Sector describes four possible scenarios for the pandemic’s course, and people’s behavior in the wake of it, over the next five years. The materials include an overview, detailed scenarios and worksheets to help organizations think through and plan for a response to each scenario. Download Toolkit...
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| | WHAT SHOULD FUTURE MONUMENTS LOOK LIKE IN YOUR COMMUNITY?
How do monuments and memorials shape our experience of public space—and how we define whom “the public” includes? How can we reimagine the systems that have produced and maintained these public symbols of celebration and oppression? And how can artists and public art help us reframe the past and present to create more inclusive futures? The discussion series, “Public Art, Public Memory,” explores the role that planners, artists, and community leaders can play in cultivating more just and inclusive public spaces through public art and collective memory. Participants will hear from artists and cultural organizers working at the intersection of creativity, history, and community-building, and learn about inspiring examples and practical tools to help shape more inclusive and expansive monuments in our region. Check out the four-part series here... |
| | | | DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF ARTS & IDEAS
The International Festival of Arts & Ideas (Festival) celebrates and builds community, engages with vital issues, and promotes the arts. Each year, the Festival highlights the City of New Haven’s diverse and culturally rich community with events featuring world-class artists, thinkers, and leaders. The Director of Development will lead the Festival’s contributed revenue strategies and implementation, collaborating with the board and staff to increase annual philanthropic support from individuals, sponsors, foundations, and government agencies while also focusing on future endowment and planned giving initiatives. Qualified candidates will have at least five years of senior development and fundraising experience with demonstrated success securing six-figure major individual and legacy gifts, as well as corporate, foundation, and government support. Full information here... |
| | CT ARTS ALLIANCE ADMINISTRATIVE AND COMMUNICATIONS ASSISTANT
Connecticut Arts Alliance is a statewide network of arts organizations, artists and arts champions from the community that ensures that arts are always a vital part of life for people of all ages across the state. The Administrative and Communications Assistant will work with the Interim Executive Director and board members to keep our organization running smoothly by handling administrative tasks such as organizing meetings, keeping minutes, maintaining our electronic files, monitoring and updating the website, and sending out communications. In addition, he/she will work with our communications committee to publish a quarterly newsletter and build followers and subscribers from social media channels. A knowledge of graphic design and layout is a plus. Full information here... |
| | SHUBERT THEATRE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
CAPA-CT, the operator of the New Haven Connecticut landmark – The Shubert Theatre – is seeking an Executive Director to lead the enterprise as a key contributor to the cultural vibrancy of the city and as an effective partner both to New Haven’s arts and culture sector and with its parent organization the Columbus (Ohio) Association of Performing Arts (CAPA). CAPA-CT is seeking an experienced leader who will have the following credentials, skills, and abilities. A forward-thinking, energetic, and inclusive professional and someone who has demonstrated leadership and related professional experience; executive experience leading a performing arts organization or similar non-profit organization preferred; familiarity with touring programming is a plus. Application deadline: October 31, 2020. Full information here... |
| | TRINITY COLLEGE LIBERAL ARTS ACTION LAB DIRECTOR
Trinity College is seeking a Liberal Arts Action Lab Director and Lecturer in Urban Studies. The Action Lab applies liberal arts skills to addressing community-defined projects, while offering students a unique, two-course experiential learning opportunity. The successful candidate will serve as the Lab’s lead instructor, recruit community projects and student/faculty teams, and shape the Lab’s broader approach and vision. The LAAL Director reports to the Director of the Center for Hartford Engagement and Research and serves as a lecturer in the Urban Studies Program. Applications are due November 6, 2020. Full information here... |
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NOVEMBER Nov. c2: Center for Ballet & The Arts: Fellowship Application Deadline
DECEMBER: ROLLING DEADLINES Gottlieb Foundation: Emergency Grant Program (painters, printmakers, and sculptors) ioby/ArtPlace America: Artists Lead!: creative placemaking crowdfunding plus Stochastic Labs: Residencies for engineers, artists, scientists, and entrepreneurs |
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