Highlights from the March IAP Newsletter #91

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Here are this month’s highlights:

• A featured interview conducted by Alicia Ehni with Tamas Veszi, Hungarian artist and founder of RadiatorArts. 

• A Year of Yes: Reimagining Feminism, a featured event at the Brooklyn Museum that celebrates Women’s History Month.

• 13 opportunities for artists, including the Pen Parentis Writing Fellowship for New Parents, that encourages writers to produce new works of fiction at the busiest point in their parenting journey; and the Van Lier 2017 Fellowship, for music artists in the categories of music performance and composition.

• March’s Featured Subscriber Yali Romagoza, whose work blurs the lines in fashion design and visual art in a multi-disciplinary practice.

• A Save the Date for the Northern Manhattan Arts Coalition (NMAC) Meet & Greet at Alianza Dominicana Cultural Center, where NYFA will present an overview of our resources in English and Spanish on April 19; the announcement of the Canadian Women Artists’ Award and the Immigrant Artist Mentoring Program: Performing & Literary Arts; and other NYFA events.

• Professional development and resources for immigrant artists such as the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee.

• 7 featured job opportunities from NYFA Classifieds.

• and more! 

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Image: Yali Romagoza, from the series Time runs when there is not truth / El tiempo corre cuando no hay verdad, 2014, drawing, silk, model