Colonies & Artist Opportunities
The Academy of
American Poets
http://www.poets.org/index.cfm
584 Broadway, Suite 1208
New York, NY 10012-3250
Stay up-to-date on Academy activities
by joining our mailing list.
(212) 274-0343
American Symphony Orchestra League
http://www.symphony.org/asol.htm
1156 15th Street NW, Suite 800
Washington, DC 20005
(202) 776-0212
league@symphony.org
Art Niche New York
http://www.anny.org/
(212) 941-0130
reginas@anny.org
Art Niche New York (ANNY) is a non-profit
effort, hosted by the New York Artists Equity Association (NYAEA), devoted
to furthering the cause of the visual arts. ANNY’s mission is to provide
a "niche" for New York artists and art-related organizations. As the name
suggests, the primary focus of the service is the New York art world: its
artists, galleries, organizations, museums and educational institutions.
Art & Science Collaborations, Inc.
http://www.asci.org
P.O. Box 358
Staten Island, NY 10301-3225
718/816-9796
Email: pannucci@asci.org
The purpose of Art & Science Collaborations,Inc.
(ASCI) is to
raise public awareness about artists and
scientists using
science and technology to explore new
forms of creative
expression, and to increase communication
and
collaborations between these fields.
Artists and Craftsmen Associated
c/o Janice Hamilton
9420 Shoreview
Dallas, TX 75238
(214) 348-0829
Arts & Healing Network
http://www.artheals.org/
The Arts and Healing Network's web site
is an international
resource for anyone interested in
the healing potential of art.
Association of Art Museum Directors
http://www.AAMD.net/
Administrative Office:
41 East 65th Street
New York, NY 10021
212-249-4423
aamdny@aol.com
The Association of Art Museum Directors
(AAMD), founded in 1916, is a national not-for-profit membership organization
representing 170 directors of the major art museums in the United States,
Canada, and Mexico. Its purpose is to aid its members in establishing and
maintaining the highest professional standards for themselves and
the museums they represent, thereby exerting
leadership in increasing the contribution of art museums to society. It
serves as a forum for the exchange of information and the exploration of
ideas, and as a voice with which museum directors may express their
joint concerns and those of their institutions.
Audubon Artists
The National Arts Club
15 Gramercy Park S.
New York, NY 10003
Berkshire Choral Festival
http://www.chorus.org/
245 North Undermountain Road
Sheffield, Massachusetts 01257
413.229.8526
bcf@choralfest.org
"In the summer, the Berkshire Hills truly
are alive with the sound of music. This attractive festival gathers singers
from around the country, even the world, to work on choral masterpieces
with noted conductors." New York Times, James Oestreich, July 24, 1998
Brooklyn Coalition of Artists in Park
Slope
http://www.BrooklynCAPS.org/
Ceramics Web
http://art.sdsu.edu/ceramicsweb/
email to Rick Malmgren at: rmalmgren@aol.com
The SDSU CeramicsWeb is an experimental
web site for ceramics. It includes a such things as databases of glaze
recipes and material analyses, links to other ceramics web sites, health
and safety information, and a variety of educational materials related
to
ceramics. Sponsored by the San Diego State
University
Christians in the Visual Arts
http://www.civa.org
P.O. Box 18117
Minneapolis, MN 55418-0117
(518) 371-7558
exists to explore and nurture the relationship
between the VISUAL ARTS and the CHRISTIAN FAITH. Founded in 1977,CIVA first
met to consider the place of the Christian artist in the church and in
the world-at-large. The success of this initial gathering led CIVA to establish
a vision for activities which are now making an impact
in a variety of ways.
Graphic Artists Guild
http://www.gag.org/
90 John Street, Suite 403
New York, NY 10038-3202
212-791-3400
execdir@gag.org
"...dedicated to the artist/designer,
rather than to art/design..."
indiespace
http://www.kspace.com/
Kspace Independent Arts & Entertainment
is a promotion, distribution
and industry placement service
for independent musicians, visual artists, filmmakers, performers,
and writers. Our mission is to help independents remain independent by
providing a one-stop solution.
Jacob’s Pillow Festival
http://www.jacobspillow.org
P.O. Box 287, Lee, MA 01238
Business Phone: (413) 637-1322
Box Office Phone: (413) 243-0745
jacobspillow@taconic.net
America's first dance theater preserves
an unparalleled diversity of dance forms, unique among American dance festivals.
National Artists Equity Association
http://www.artists-equity.org/
P.O. Box 28068, Central Station
Washington, DC 20038-8068
Founded in 1947 as a means of working
collectively to address the concerns of the profession, National AEA has
been the only national organization whose primary purposes are to work
for improved
economic conditions for visual artists
and for the expansion and protection of artists’ rights.
Central Mississippi Artists' Guild
Alice Harris, Secretary
2149 Highway 13 South
Morton, MS 39117
National Association of Artists Organizations
http://www.naao.org
1718 M Street NW
PMB #239
Washington, D.C. 20036
(202) 347-6350
naao2@naao.org
National Association of Fine Artists
http://www.nafa.com
Box 4189
Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33338
(800) 996-NAFA
Network of Visionary Artists
Mary Hawkins
P.O. Box 14604
Richmond, VA 23221
(804) 358-1828
NOMAD: Northeast Music, Art and Dance
Festival
http://www.geocities.com/nomadfest
NOMAD is the first all-volunteer participatory
music, art and dance festival in Connecticut. Our goal is to provide an
opportunity to experience and explore the incredible range of music, art
and dance available in Connecticut (and throughout the Northeast)and open
to all who are interested. Some of the finest dance leaders, performers,
musicians and singers in the east come here to share their their heritage.
Each festival is unique because the program is formed by those who respond
each year. This is a family festival with programs designed for various
age groups and levels of skill. NOMAD is for doing. Everyone is encouraged
to watch, listen, sing, and enjoy but the main focuse of our festival is
participation. This is the chance to try a new experience, or savor
a favorite one.
Texas Society of Sculptors
http://www.flash.net/~tsos
Works by member sculptors are featured,
as well as information about TSOS shows, Sculp*fest, and sculpture resources,
such as bronze foundries.
VSA
http://www.vsarts.org/
VSA is an international nonprofit organization
dedicated to promoting the creative power in people with
disabilities.