On Zoom, Tuesday, January 17th at 1pm.
The Upstate California Creative Corps is about to launch, offering artists – and organizations and local government departments hoping to employ artists – an opportunity to apply for funding to create awareness around issues critical to society.
The Creative Corps is in part modeled on the most successful components of the Federal Art Programs of the Works Progress Administration (WPA) which launched on the heels of the Great Depression a hundred-odd years ... view more »
On Zoom, Tuesday, January 17th at 1pm.
The Upstate California Creative Corps is about to launch, offering artists – and organizations and local government departments hoping to employ artists – an opportunity to apply for funding to create awareness around issues critical to society.
The Creative Corps is in part modeled on the most successful components of the Federal Art Programs of the Works Progress Administration (WPA) which launched on the heels of the Great Depression a hundred-odd years ago.
Join us alongside David Kipen, former Chair of Literature at the National Endowment for the Arts and an authority on the WPA in California, as we explore what it means for artists to get behind and create awareness for public health, environmental issues, climate mitigation, and emergency preparedness, relief, and recovery, civic engagement and social justice.
We’ll be looking at some of California’s most exciting projects from the WPA, and brainstorming the sorts of projects that artists might consider in CURRENT contexts. This is a fantastic oppThe WPA and the California Creative Corps on Tuesday, January 17th at 1pm.ortunity for artists and potential organizational partners to get ahead of the curve in positioning themselves for applying to the Upstate California Creative Corps.
Registration is a must. Follow this link then check your inbox for a link to join us – and let your friends and fellow artists know!
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