From Tennessee Craft – Awarded apprentices receive a $1,800 stipend to work with their chosen master from December 1, 2021 to June 15, 2022. Applications for FY2022 will open August 1, 2021. All artists in the program are asked to choose challenging goals that will catapult their skills and knowledge as craft artists. The Master […]
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NASAA’s Inaugural Creative Aging Institute Session
From Susan Oetgen, NASAA Arts Learning Projects Director NASAA’s inaugural Creative Aging Institute, presented in partnership with Aroha Philanthropies, takes place online between 3:00 and 6:00 p.m. Eastern on Tuesday and Wednesday, July 20 and 21, and Tuesday and Wednesday, July 27 and 28, 2021. All state and jurisdictional arts agency and regional arts organization […]
The Pandemic Pivot and the Resiliency of Arts Access
This is the seventh and final article in a series on reopening arts and cultural organizations across Tennessee. As Tennessee continues to open up in this ever-changing environment, new opportunities and challenges appear as we come back together in person. In addition, arts and cultural organizations are essential to the recovery of Tennessee’s economy. In […]
Tennessee’s First Statewide Arts Calendar
From Tennesseans for the Arts TFTA website visitors will be able to look through the Arts Calendar and see what is happening locally or even plan a short drive to a nearby town for something new. You will find the Arts Calendar link located on the top tool bar of the TFTA website where visitors can […]
FY22 Individual Artist Fellowship Recipients in Dance, Music and Theater
From Jared Morrison, Director of Performing Arts Congratulations to the winners of this year’s Individual Artist Fellowship in Dance, Music and Theater. This year’s winners are thematically linked as creators of works of performing art, as our newest Fellows were selected from the categories of Choreography, Composition and Playwriting. Here’s a little about our winners. […]
Virtual Video Helped the Literary Arts Community Stay Connected
This is the sixth article in a series on reopening arts and cultural organizations across Tennessee. As Tennessee continues to open up in this ever-changing environment, new opportunities and challenges appear as we come back together in person. In addition, arts and cultural organizations are essential to the recovery of Tennessee’s economy. In recognition of […]
