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special projects
Special projects, which often connect featured artists with local communities,
deepen the conversations started in the broadcast series. Art:21 works
with individuals, cultural organizations, and educational institutions
to create new forums that bridge new art and important ideas with local
interests. We encourage you to consider how the themes, critical issues,
questions, and works of art presented in the series might inspire important
dialogue in your community.
organizing
special projects
We collaborate with museums, community centers, and universities on a
variety of models for bringing the work and ideas of featured artists
to local communities. Consider the local forums, audiences, and issues
in your community.
If you are interested in sponsoring a special project featuring an Art:21
artist, consider local state or private funding that might be available.
Examples of funding resources you may want to explore include:
• Local and state cultural councils
• Campus activities funds
• School district professional development funding
• Regional foundations
Art:21 staff are also available to make presentations and lead workshops,
but funding for travel, staff time, supplies, honorariums, and other resources
must be provided by the host institution. Contact Kelly Shindler, Manager
of Public Programs and Outreach to discuss project ideas: kelly@art21.org
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