“Now in its 16th year, the Secretary of State’s International Women of Courage (IWOC) Award recognizes women from around the globe who have demonstrated exceptional courage, strength, and leadership”
“Maria Rosario Jackson, a national leader in integrating arts and culture into community development, was confirmed Saturday morning as the first African American and Mexican American to lead the National Endowment for the Arts.”
“…the artist’s contribution to society is invaluable: Conjuring richer lives, creating space for critical conversations, demanding accurate storytelling, and reflecting real experiences.”
DeVille joins Hirshhorn associate curator Anne Reeve to discuss the roles public art and performance can play in bringing to light untold and overlooked stories of our past, as we attempt to understand them in relation to our present.
Bloomberg CityLab: Planners and designers are linking labor, social services, and maintenance to building projects by prioritizing the concept of “care.”
The Commission on the Arts, at the American Academy of Arts & Sciences, says we are at a crisis point, where access to arts education is declining steadily—and action must be taken to reverse the trend.
As part of the Mellon Foundation’s unprecedented Monuments Project, the Philadelphia-based nonprofit art and history studio Monument Lab undertook a comprehensive audit of our country’s commemorative landscape.
Elizabeth Alexander, a poet and president of the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, talks about social- and racial-justice in philanthropy and the role of the arts in a healthy society.
If the last tumultuous year has taught us anything, it’s that future-proofing your foundation’s grants management system (GMS) is more critical than ever.
