December 11, 2024 | Issue 108 | |
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REJUVENATE
self-care offerings
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CONNECT
opportunities that
bring people together
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ELEVATE
tips from experts
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Daily Meditation & Contemplative Practice Offerings: Breathing breaks, reflection The Mindfulness Collaboratory: Leading by Intention launched in January 2023 with their pilot cohort for a journey focused contemplative leaders setting intentions to create resilient artistic communities through individual meditation skill share, collective support, and mindful leadership. Following 15 months together participants: felt less stressed and happier; had a stronger sense of self-awareness; increased focus; and experienced an overall increase in flourishing. They are currently recruiting for their newest cohort of participants for their second journey beginning in January 2025. Participants will come together over the course of 15 months to learn and grow together by committing to regular monthly meetings (first 6 months), quarterly check ins (second 6 months), 2 hybrid retreats (January 2025 and 2026), and the development of a capstone project of their own scope and design. There is ONE more info session available this month. Fill out letter of interest below.
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The art world grows curiouser and curiouser each year, and 2024 was certainly no exception. Take a stab at Hyperallergic’s December puzzle with clues culled from the past 12 months of solo shows, unforgettable artworks, protests, and other artsy developments — from van Gogh’s “Irises” showing their true colors to a dreaded NYC monument reopening to the public and Marina Abramović’s bizarre foray into skincare.
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Daily Meditation & Contemplative Practice Offerings: Breathing breaks, reflection journaling, monthly morning practice, midweek mantras, mindful drawing, and meditation. This is a virtual offering from Pratt Institute and is free & open to all.
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Apply: Artists & Mothers
Artists & Mothers is committed to supporting artists who identify as mothers at an inflection point in their careers. Eligible to New York City-based artists with children under the age of three, awardees will receive a grant to be used for childcare expenses with the provider of their choice. Applicants should demonstrate a commitment to their practice and must have an exhibition history. We invite artists in the visual arts, performing arts, and socially-engaged forms to apply.
Deadline: January 2, 2025
Grant Amount: $25,000
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EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS & RESILIENCY ACTION
A small action that you can do to help you prepare and survive an emergency!
Prepare your car
Your car might be the safest place for you during an emergency or disaster. Take time to collect an emergency supply kit for your car, and order items you need. See Ready.gov's suggestions, and their car maintenance and driving tips. Available in multiple languages.
Get Started →
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Apply: Sony - Best Single Images Competition
Sony is hosting a open competition with over 10 categories to submit. Entry is free and there is a cash prize and top Sony digital imaging equipment. In addition to the open competition, there is a professional, student, youth, alpha female, latin america professional award.
Deadline: January 3, 2025 at 1:00PM GMT
Prize: $5,000
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Apply: Robert Rauschenberg Foundation
The Robert Rauschenberg Foundation Archives Research Residency is an opportunity for researchers and scholars interested in visiting the Rauschenberg Foundation and its Archives in New York City. The program provides partial support for incurred costs related to travel and lodging expenses related to the visit. The Robert Rauschenberg Foundation Archives, consisting of Robert Rauschenberg’s personal papers and the records from his Florida and New York studios, is the most comprehensive body of information on the artist’s life and career. The Archives Research Residency supports continued scholarly and investigative use of these materials by supporting individuals that demonstrate a compelling need to use the archives and addressing financial barriers that may prohibit onsite access to the archives. In addition, the application is open to all individuals, thereby encouraging research opportunities that move beyond traditional art historical discourse. There are three options for residency dates.
Deadline: January 3, 2025 at 11:59PM EST
Stipend: $1,500 - $10,800
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Connect with artists and administrators in the Artists Thrive community! This month's meet-up focuses on mindfulness and setting self-care goals for 2025.
Monday, December 16th 4-5pm ET
RSVP & Get Zoom Link
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The Loeb Fellowship at Harvard Graduate School of Design is a transformative, year-long residency for accomplished professionals working to shape the built and natural environment. Fellows, selected from diverse backgrounds across the globe, step away from their careers to pursue intensive learning, collaboration, and professional growth. They audit classes at Harvard and MIT, engage in seminars, participate in study tours, and foster connections with students and faculty. The program provides a stipend, housing, and access to an unparalleled network of alumni, empowering fellows to amplify their impact on communities worldwide. Diversity and inclusion are core to the Fellowship's mission, welcoming innovative thinkers from all walks of life.
Deadline: January 6, 2024
Grant Amount: $57,000
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Apply: McColl Center Artist-in-Residence Program
McColl Center's Artist-in-Residence Program provides emerging and mid-career artists with an opportunity to focus on artistic growth and community engagement in Charlotte, NC. Artists receive private housing, a large studio space, curatorial guidance, marketing support, and a stipend, enabling them to concentrate on creative exploration. Residencies include access to shared labs like a 3D lab, ceramics studio, woodshop, and media lab, as well as opportunities to exhibit work and lead community engagements. The program emphasizes diversity, interdisciplinary collaboration, and innovation, fostering connections with local and global creative communities.
Deadline: January 3, 2025
Stipend: $6,000
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Check out our new National Resource Hub!
This ever-growing resource center covers various topics, offers resource guides, videos, and articles, and allows you to add your own resources!
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Apply: Ann Friedman Fellowship
The Ann Friedman Weekly Fellowship is an annual program supporting emerging nonfiction writers in the U.S. who are building their careers. Fellows receive a stipend, mentorship, editorial guidance, and space in Ann Friedman's newsletter to publish and promote their work. The program focuses on developing a newsletter as a primary project, including creating an editorial focus, refining workflows, and integrating feedback. Fellows engage in monthly check-ins and collaborative discussions while honing their nonfiction skills. The fellowship runs from March through December 2025, offering a supportive and structured environment to foster writing growth.
Deadline: January 3, 2025 at 11:59 PST
Stipend: $5,000
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Artists Thrive now has it's own community forum! Join conversations with other artists, arts educators, arts administrators, etc.
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