“Development teams are always looking for dynamic individuals with a commitment to the arts.” Whether you’re an artist or a recent arts administration graduate, learning more about the field of development can lead to a rewarding career. The fundamentals of development, relationship-building, and fundraising are skills that will be transferable and valuable to any position…
Roundup of Ceramic Arts Opportunities from NYFA Source Time to get your hands on some clay! Springtime is the season to apply for pottery workspace grants and fellowships. We’ve gathered a list of upcoming deadlines for ceramics opportunities around the country. Baltimore Clayworks Lormina Salter Residency Fellowship & Margie and Tom Pozefsky Fellowship for Emerging…
New Exhibition: Back to Life: Resurrection Reimagined Jointly presented and curated by the New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA) and the Forum at St. Ann’s. Curators: David C. Terry, NYFA; Harry Weil, Matthew Leaycraft, with The Rev. John Denaro, St. Ann’s Church NYFA is thrilled to announce Back to Life: Resurrection Reimagined, a partnering…
“Keep improving the things you’ve written and with persistence, you’ll eventually be published.” Literary magazines publish a variety of pieces. Some focus on short stories, creative nonfiction, and poetry, while other publications may favor personal essays or provocative pieces on political and cultural issues. Being published in a literary magazine can be a necessary first…
NYFA Fellows’ Events at the AWP Conference & Bookfair, April 8 – 11 If you’re headed to the AWP (Association of Writers & Writing Programs) Conference & Bookfair in Minneapolis next week, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to see NYFA Fellows share their work and discuss the literary landscape. Check out the list of their…
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