Feature-length documentary investigates the Tulsa Race Massacre and will premiere on the anniversary of its centennial. As a journalist and filmmaker, Jonathan Silvers has spent a quarter of a century investigating war crimes and human rights violations around the globe, producing feature documentaries and investigative reports for PBS, ABC, NBC, CNN, BBC, and other broadcasters. In…
Announcing the 2021 participants in NYFA’s Incubator for Executive Leaders of Color program, which serves executive leaders from New York City arts and cultural organizations.
The Barbara and Carl Zydney Grant for Artists with Disabilities will distribute $1,000 grants to artists who experienced financial hardship due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA) has announced the launch of The Barbara and Carl Zydney Grant for Artists with Disabilities. This program will provide unrestricted cash grants…
How to prepare for and conduct online studio visits—courtesy of Heather Bhandari, co-founder of Art World Conference. Heather Bhandari is an independent curator and co-founder of Art World Conference (Fiscally Sponsored by NYFA) who has a breadth of experience in the art world including serving as a director at Mixed Greens gallery in New York,…
Proactive ways to approach the current job market from industry expert Maria Villafranca. We’re all in a unique and difficult job market—specifically in the arts. According to an August 2020 Brookings Institution report on COVID-19’s impact on America’s creative economy, an estimated 2.7 million creative jobs were lost due to the pandemic. While there are…
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