NYSCA Decentralization
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BCA's
2011-2012 Community Arts Grant
guidelines and application are available online.
The Community Arts Grant provides
support toward artist fees and other expenses related to arts activities
taking place in the Bronx and serving Bronx residents. All applications
must be submitted electronically to BCA no later than 11:00pm on Friday,
September 30, 2011. Click
here for guidelines. Click
here for online application (Deadline has passed.). Hard copies will not be available.
The
Bronx Council on the Arts recipients of
2010-2011 BCA/NYSCA Community Arts Grant.
Bronx
Arts Organizations
Bardekova Ensemble, Blind Beggar Press, Bronx Children's Museum, Bronx
Concert Singers, Inc., Bronx Stage & Film, Bronx Symphony Orchestra,
BronxNet, Center Stage Comm Playhouse Inc, CENTRO CULTURAL Y EDUCATIVO,
EL MAESTRO, City Island Historical Society, City Island Theater Group,
D.A.N.C.E., Drammeh Institute, Inc., Garces Puppeteria, Jessica Danser/dansfolk,
New York Kids Theatrical Alliance, Orchestra of The Bronx, Parkchester
Chorus, Pepatian, Riverdale Choral Society, Sinfonietta of Riverdale,
and Society of Unique Artists, Inc.
Bronx Community-Based Organizations (non-arts
organizations)
Beth Abraham Health Services, Brainpower Research and Development Services,
Inc., Bronx River Alliance, Inc., BronxWorks, Concourse House, HDFC,
Friends of Pelham Bay Park, Friends of The Woodlawn Cemetery, Hope of
Israel Senior Citizens Center, Inc, Kingsbridge Heights Community Center,
Kingsbridge Hts Neighborhood Improve Assoc, Inc., Knox Gates Neighborhood
Association, Riverdale Community Center, Inc., and SCAN-New York Volunteer
Parent-Aides Association, Inc.
The Decentralization Funds or Community Arts Grant is open to Bronx arts organizations and community-based organizations that utilize the arts to help fulfill their missions.
For additional information
about the Community Arts Grant guidelines, call 718-931-9500 x19
This New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) decentralization grant provides direct support for arts and cultural projects developed and/or sponsored by Bronx arts organizations and community-based organizations. These activities may include workshops/classes, performances, arts exhibitions, special one-day events, multi-discipline collaborations, and public access programming whose central focus is the arts. Examples of the types of costs covered by this grant include but are not limited to: artist fees, supplies, equipment rental, marketing and publicity costs related to the specific activity. Individual artists can apply through an organizational conduit based in the County. All activities must serve County residents and be open to the general public. Matching funds are required.
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