For this presentation, Art in the Loop curator Jessica Borusky will discuss how to best transfer studio art practices into the public domain, and tips for successful community engagement through public art processes.

Grants Available: Art in the Loop Public Art Projects
Geographic limitations: Kansas City Metropolitan Region
Next Deadline: tba

Workshop presented by Jessica Borusky, Curator, Art in the Loop

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The mission of the Art in the Loop Foundation (AILF) is to contribute to the visual identity, enrichment, and revitalization of Downtown Kansas City, create new opportunities for artistic development, and expand public interaction with new art of excellence. AILF is 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated to commissioning public art for Downtown.

AILF seeks to play a proactive role in bringing further attention to Kansas City as a place where exciting and accomplished contemporary art is not just happening but is, in fact, helping to define the city’s identity.

Read more: www.downtownkc.org/art-in-the-loop/

InterUrban ArtHouse, with regional arts partners, is pleased to offer a series of grant workshops for artists and small arts organizations, throughout Winter and Spring 2015. The series aims to outline the arts grants available to individual artists and artist groups across the Kansas City Metropolitan Region, and further afield.

The goal of these workshops is to connect individual artists with funding opportunities, to increase the quality and success of future applications, and to support the development of future art projects that are both suitable for arts funding and benefit the community through artistic excellence and community engagement.