Calling all arts education leaders and aspiring leaders! Helping others to understand the value of arts and creativity can be a very rewarding career path. If you are interested in arts education, teaching, or public programming take a look through the listings below. Curator of Education and Academic OutreachYale UniversityNew Haven, CT Teaching Artist,…
Program helps support promising arts business start-ups through education, mentorship, and funding. NYFA is pleased to announce the selection of the newest cohort for its Arts Business Incubator (ABI) Program, which provides NYC start-ups with intensive training in the fundamentals of starting and running an arts-based business, customized mentorship, and direct funding. The 18-month program…
Professional development session for filmmakers, on January 26, 2017 from 6:00 – 8:00 PM Is a traditional distributor not an option for your film product? Would you rather distribute the project yourself? Or, are you working with a service provider? Join NYFA and Jim Browne of Argot Pictures for a walk-through of the current state…
Fiscal sponsorship versus a grant: what’s the difference? Under NYFA’s Fiscal Sponsorship program, individual artists and emerging arts organizations can optimize the reach of their fundraising efforts. Below, Sarah Corpron, NYFA’s Acting Director of Business Services, answers common questions about the program, which provides greater access to funding opportunities from foundations, and incentivizes individual donors…
A Talk with Michael Findlay from Acquavella Galleries On September 26, 2016, Director of Acquavella Galleries Michael Findlay gave a talk at NYFA to a room full of artists to tackle the age-old question of “How Does a Gallery Find Me?” As you can imagine, the answer will never be straightforward and for an hour…
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