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APAP Awards Six Creative Campus Innovations Grants to Colleges and Universities
The purpose of the Creative Campus Innovations Grant Program is to identify, support, and document cross-campus interdisciplinary collaborations that integrate the work of performing arts presenters in the academy and the surrounding community.
Read the announcement and learn more about the program.
Final 2010 Round for Cultural Exchange Fund (CEF) Approaches
Supported by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, The Cultural Exchange Fund (CEF) is a travel subsidy program nearing its final 2010 deadline. If you plan on traveling overseas between December 2010 - June 2011, apply today!
The final deadline for individual and group applications is November 15.
APAP|On the Road Continues...
The performing arts field is in a time of deep change - what are our new realities? Will things continue to shift or is this the "new normal"? Over the last several months, APAP held a series of seminars with the field in five cities - Seattle, Iowa City, New Orleans, Augusta, and Gettysburg as part of APAP's year-round professional development program. Are we coming to your city? Find out here.
CALL FOR APPLICATIONS:
Arts Presenters/MetLife Arts Access Awards
The seventh and final year of the Arts Presenters/MetLife Arts Access Awards Program is now accepting applications. The overarching goal of this program has been to recognize performing arts presenters and venues that demonstrated innovation, leadership and a commitment to the full integration of older adults, immigrants, people with disabilities and underserved communities as equal partners in the performing arts.
Learn more and apply.
Emerging Leadership Institute
(ELI) is an intensive two-day seminar provides participants with many of the critical leadership skills they need now and in the future.
Read more and apply today!
APAP|Jazz
**As seen in Presenting Matters: September!***
Jazz played a featured role in the run-down of APAP|NYC 2010 programs and events, thanks to our partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts' NEA Jazz Masters Program and Jazz at Lincoln Center. With a diverse set of genres at APAP|NYC, Jazz found a home at a unique forum of arts, agents, managers, and presenters.
"Tomorrow's Jazz Audience: Where Are They?" is a summary report written by John Edward Hasse, Ph.D about the APAP|NYC 2010 Jazz Forum, held in New York in January. The Forum attracted over 200 jazz leaders, artists and supporters, who offered opinions and insights on seven key issues in the world of Jazz: audience, community, education, business and marketing, generational differences, the presenting context, and perceptions and mindset. The full report can be found here.
APAP|365 Beta
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(1) The chance to actively participate in presenting worldwide by joining, updating, and commanding a dynamic presence in the “networks of networks”
(2) The ever-changing virtual opportunity to interact with the nation’s leading performing arts centers, municipal and university performance facilities, nonprofit performing arts centers, culturally specific organizations, as well as artist agencies, managers, touring companies, and national consulting practices that serve the field, and a growing roster of self-presenting artists
(3) A community of likeminded creative people who…won’t you help us fill in the blanks (and the content)? After all, APAP|365 is YOU.
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