This post offers actionable tips and advice for organizing, brainstorming, writing, and editing project narratives. A project narrative is a common component of a grant application or proposal. It defines a project’s scope and purpose, and it explains how it will be executed. Effective project narratives are succinct, organized, and written in clear, direct language.…
NYFA affiliated artists Kay WalkingStick and Chin Chih Yang were inducted into NYFA’s Hall of Fame at vibrant spring gala. After three years of no in-person Hall of Fame Benefit galas, the NYFA community was back in fine form to recognize artists who help make our world a better, more empathetic place. More than 200…
This two-part online program is designed to help artists of all disciplines who seek to pursue an artistic career and remain in the United States. Are you an immigrant artist who wants to know more about your legal options for staying and working in the United States? NYFA’s Immigrant Artist Resource Center (NYC) is presenting…
What you need to know about marketing your film, from Ira Deutchman, a producer, distributor, and marketer of independent films. As a filmmaker, you know how to make a film and probably know how to get it exhibited but likely know a lot less about how to attract an audience. We’re shedding light on the…
New grant program offers up to $20,000 for environmental art projects led by women-identifying artists in the United States and U.S. Territories. The New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA) has partnered with Anonymous Was A Woman to administer a new national grant program called Anonymous Was A Woman Environmental Art Grants, which will provide…
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