THE LATEST
We are very excited to unveil our new and redesigned e-boletn with this issue! We hope
you'll enjoy the new look, and that you find it easier than ever to stay up-to-date with
NALAC news. As we continue improving our communications, keep an eye out for a survey
where we'll learn more about you and your interests!
Federal funding for the arts is facing many challenges and our advocacy is important to
continue to make the case for the investment in the nations cultural traditions. Recently,
there has been some movement at the Federal level around the arts, and we invite you
to consider some of the updates and reach out to your Congressional
representatives to support positive legislation! One piece of legislation we are excited
about is the American Arts Revival Act of 2017, which helps reduce the massive amount
of student loan debt felt by millions of young adults while concurrently encourages
participation in the arts- which is scientifically proven to benefit the lives of those who
engage. We also support Sen. Leahy's Artist-Museum Partnership Act of 2017, which
would more fairly grant tax deductions artists donating their work.
Building upon its efforts to document the experiences of Latino immigrants to South
Carolina, The Citadel Oral History Program was awarded a $25,000 grant from the
Donnelly Foundation to support the planning of Los Ecosa multimedia art
exhibition reflecting key themes in the lives of Latino immigrants of the South
Carolina Low Country. Exhibit planning is conducted in partnership with Palmetto Luna, a
nonprofit organization that advocates for Latino artists and culture in South Carolina.
Twenty South Carolina artists have been selected to create art inspired by first-hand
accounts of Latino immigration. Keep an eye out for artist announcements this week!
ALUMNI HIGHLIGHTS
A mural by Adriana Garcia (2015 NFA San Antonio Artist Grantee) was selected to
line San Pedro Creek in San Antonio, TX, as part of the development of a linear
park. Her work will be 15 feet tall and 120 feet long, and is centered around the
theme from all roads, we are one."
This Latinx Installation Artist is Making Piatas that Say Something About Race,
Culture and Queerness
Artist Justin Favela delves into complex topics with his eye-catching, piata-inspired works.
Las Vegas Weekly takes another look.
OPPORTUNITY HIGHLIGHTS
Take a look at some recent opportunities in the arts, and arts administration fields. For a
full listing of opportunities, click the button below.
NALAC Jobs
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Opportunities section of the NALAC website. It's free!
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