The mission of the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts (PCA), a state agency, is to strengthen the cultural, educational, and economic vitality of Pennsylvania’s communities through the arts.
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PCA, a PA state agency, established in 1966, accomplishes its mission through a combination of grants to the arts; partnerships and initiatives; technical assistance to partners and applicants; and serving as a resource for arts-related information for state, federal, and local government, the public, other funding entities, the arts field, and other interested organizations and individuals.
Mission: The mission of the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts (PCA), a state agency, is to foster the excellence, diversity and vitality of the arts in Pennsylvania.
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Warm congratulations to former PCA council member Lee Steadman on this well-deserved recognition!
Lee Steadman, a nationally renowned artist, curator and educator, is a 1982 graduate of Edinboro University's Art program.
File with “Art makes you smart.” From Forbes Magazine. Happy Friday.
Middle school students who did well at music were more likely to be good at math and reading as well, according to a new study from the University of Kansas. But measuring the link between music and other subjects remains difficult.
APPLICATION REMINDER:
Guidelines and applications for Entry Track and Arts Organizations and Arts Programs (AOAP) are currently available!
AOAP guidelines (deadline: 1/15/21):https://www.arts.pa.gov/Documents/2021-2022_PCA_AOAP_Application_Guidelines.pdf
Entry Track guidelines (deadline: 2/16/21):https://www.arts.pa.gov/Documents/2021-2022_PCA_Entry_Track_Guidelines.pdf
Meaningful data about where we find ourselves and our sector. Hat tip to Randy Cohen for his ever-thoughtful analysis. With useful links.
When we get to the other side of the pandemic, I believe the arts will be among our greatest assets in helping the nation to recover.
So great!
Playwright August Wilson will be featured on a USPS Forever stamp next year, dedicated Jan. 28
Reinventing the Substitute Teacher with Teaching Artists! Great concept. Go Arts Ed Collaborative! Hat tip to Eric Booth for the AEC shout out.
Arts Ed Collaborative (AEC) seeks six teaching artists (TAs) to co-develop a viable program model enabling TAs to work as substitute teachers. These substitutes will work in local schools and teach arts integrated lessons. Selected TAs will co-create
If you’re in the midst of navigating a request for PPP forgiveness or preparing for tax implications for other federal relief funding. There’s a free informational webinar coming up.
Did you receive a grant, loan, or unemployment compensation this year? Come to our webinar on Friday, December 18 at 1:30 PM ET to learn how these might affect your income tax this year.
Register to attend this event for free at https://artsu.americansforthearts.org/products/ppp-forgiveness-options-and-income-tax-implications-on-receiving-cares-act-grants-loans-or-unemployment-compensation
It’s #GivingTuesday and the nonprofit arts sector continues to need support to weather the pandemic. For tax year 2020 only, the CARES Act included helpful incentives to giving to public charities for both those who itemize and those who don’t. As always, check with your tax advisor.
The CARES Act has new tax incentives to boost charitable donation. Here's what it means for nonprofits and fiscally-sponsored projects.
ARTIST IN HEALTH TRAINING OPPORTUNITY:
Apply your skills to the healthcare setting. Enroll now for a free training session to learn how to become an Artist in Health.
This eight-week asynchronous online course will allow you to explore the field of Arts in Health and network with other artists.
Penn State Center Stage Arts in Health will provide
a certificate of participation.
Upcoming Sessions:
• February 1 - March 26, 2021
• April 5 - May 28, 2021
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Please join the PCA council and staff in celebrating Jenny Hershour’s many contributions to the arts in Pennsylvania; her unflagging advocacy for state arts funding; and her role in raising awareness and appreciation of the arts sector with governors, members of congress and the Pennsylvania general assembly, mayors, and community leaders across the commonwealth. Brava Jenny! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💐 And a warm welcome for Pam Etters!
A special message from Executive Director Jenny Hershour:
Tomorrow, I retire from Citizens for the Arts. I’ve been with the organization for 26 years and it’s been a glorious ride. As I look over my time at Citizens, I have been blessed to work with many unbelievable people from arts managers to artists to board members to legislators. I want to thank all of you for all of the support you have given me these many years. I leave Citizens a little sad but I am happy that you will be in good hands with Pam Etters taking my place. Pam is energetic, talented, and most of all a thinker outside the box. I hope you join me in wishing Pam the very best. Thank you again for all of your support.
-Jenny
The fight against opioid abuse is a growing challenge across the commonwealth. The NEA released a new report this week presenting arts strategies for addressing this crisis that includes a literature review and overviews of ongoing programs.
In its first-ever report addressing the nation’s opioid crisis, the National Endowment for the Arts finds that incorporating music into treatments for opioid use disorder can contribute significant, positive effects for patients. The report, Arts Strategies for Addressing the Opioid Crisis: Examin...
Proud to see our new Pennsylvania Creative Communities Initiative featured among the notable work of state arts agencies! These new and updated placemaking resources will be invaluable to the important role of the arts in recovery and community revitalization. Cheers National Assembly of State Arts Agencies: NASAA and ArtsPlace America!
📣NEW RESOURCES! 📣
Several exciting new resources are now available as part of the collaboration between ArtPlace America and National Assembly of State Arts Agencies: NASAA, Strengthening the State Arts Agency Support System for Creative Placemaking.
Together, these three resources provide a previously unavailable articulation of the many ways in which state arts agencies support creative placemaking, and how practitioners can better access public resources for creative placemaking projects.
Start reading: https://bit.ly/38I2kqf
ARTS MARKETING CONFERENCE SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES:
Just a reminder that #NAMPC registration scholarships are still available for interested Pennsylvania organizations!
Multiple changemakers from the same organization are welcome to request a scholarship.
Deadline to request: Nov. 16!
Request a scholarship here: https://bit.ly/33TG3D3
Did you miss our co-hosted webinar with the Pennsylvania Humanities Council on logistics and legal considerations around hosting virtual content? You can check out a recording right here: https://youtu.be/3zEzq-QzXzA
Definitely worth a watch!
#NAMPC scholarships are available for individuals from PA arts and culture orgs who are unable to access funds for paid registration!
Multiple changemakers from the same organization are welcome to request a scholarship. Deadline to request: Nov. 16! #artsmarketing
Request a scholarship today: https://bit.ly/33TG3D3
Last week, we had the distinct pleasure of co-hosting a virtual town hall with the National Endowment for the Arts to update PA arts and culture organizations on our agencies' offerings on the road to an equitable recovery post-pandemic, and hear from participants about how they're doing. Check out the recording here!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dh6GeaIplSR6ZQyEXCMvAkXpAajQmWY0/view
We are thrilled to virtually celebrate the unveiling of the eighth art installation in our Art Sparks series, in partnership with the Pennsylvania Turnpike! Check out the unveiling video for a sneak peek of this gorgeous work!
More tips for virtual arts experiences.
Making music together without online "lag" time??? It's possible! Tips on this Blog Post — especially new composing idea for the current moment and software for those not tech-adverse....Happy music making! https://blog.oup.com/2020/10/they-may-not-be-pros-but-theyre-recording-artists-now/
For those who received PPP loans, an easier application form for loan forgiveness!
An SBA loan that helps businesses keep their workforce employed during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis.
UPDATE: Corrected link to the book can be found in the comments!
A new book about the late Phil Woods was released earlier this month. He received a Governor's Arts Award from Gov. Ed Rendell in 2008. In addition to being a superb musician, Woods was also a storyteller of great renown, sharing the backstage, on stage and on the road stories of a life in jazz. Can't wait to get the book! #pagovartsawards
Phil Woods - A Life in E Flat Portrait Of A Jazz Legend
Looking for new ideas for your digital content offerings? Consider partnerships. Suggestions to consider from the American Alliance of Museums.
Recently, I’ve been analyzing the efficacy of museum-developed digital programs over their thirty-year history, and I’ve noticed a common theme: Every study extols the benefits of such programs, in…
NEA and PCA TOWN HALL TOMORROW:
OCTOBER 20 at 10 a.m.
Join us for a virtual town hall with the National Endowment for the Arts tomorrow at 10 a.m. We want to hear from you! Participants will have the opportunity to post questions for the NEA and PCA and hear updates from both agencies.
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FREE WEBINAR:
TOPIC: Relationship building in a digital landscape
WHEN: Thursday, October 22, from 3-4 p.m. EST
ABOUT: Join the Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council's HR Advisors for a conversation on how agility, innovation, and a new approach to strategy can help arts leaders build and maintain relationships so your organization can survive and thrive.
Find more details and the registration link here:
https://www.pittsburghartscouncil.org/events-and-workshops-etc/gpacevents/event/791?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_content=Register&utm_campaign=HR-Advisors
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Application Deadline for Business Coaching for Regional Nonprofits Extended to October 16!
The Appalachian Nonprofit Resource Center is a virtual training hub to help nonprofit organizations successfully navigate the COVID-19 crisis. As part of the Center’s programming, teams from Regional nonprofits are invited to apply for free technical assistance and business coaching focusing on long-term operational sustainability during the current pandemic. Topics include short-term financial management, long-term financial management, mission and operations, and fundraising. Nonprofits can apply for one of 120 training slots by answering just 15 questions -- no further paperwork required!
Applications close at 5:00 pm (ET) October 16, 2020!
Learn more here: https://appalachianrc.arc.gov/
Join the Cohort: How to ApplyThank you for your interest in the Appalachian Regional Commission’s technical assistance program for nonprofit organizations. This special resource center recognizes the catastrophic impact the COVID-19 crisis has had on our Region, and particularly on nonprofit organ...
Big fans of Springboard’s toolkits. Guidance on engaging customers, selling your work, budgeting and more.
Did you hear? We’ve got a new toolkit! The Work of Art curriculum is a core part of Springboard’s work, and we share the free toolkit – now with a 2020 update. The update includes:
- Beautiful, inviting new layout and design from artist Cori Nakamura Lin
- Expanded context and insights from working artists
- New exercises to help build practical working skills
- New section on Engaging Customers & Selling Your Work
- Handy expanded glossary of terms for quick reference
Get the gorgeous new toolkit, and check out a new video on budgeting for creative projects at our Work of Art page!
https://springboardforthearts.org/professional-growth/work-of-art-program/
Another super cool B&W photo! This of father and son, with a link to a one-of-a-kind upcoming virtual gallery.
Renowned American artists Andrew and Jamie Wyeth are deep in conversation in this photograph taken by Victoria Browning Wyeth, the granddaughter and niece of this artistic father-son duo.
On October 19 & 20, Victoria will host a special Halloween edition of her popular virtual gallery talks. Lean into the spirit of the season (costumes are welcome!) as Victoria highlights spooky and seasonal works by her grandfather and uncle, as well as other Wyeth works currently on view at the Brandywine River Museum of Art.
Limited tickets are available for the Virtual Gallery Talk with Victoria Wyeth: Halloween Edition.
Register for October 19: bit.ly/363Rc62
Register for October 20: bit.ly/302R7vg
Photo © Victoria Browning Wyeth
An alum of Carnegie Mellon School of Drama, Philadelphia High School for the Creative and Performing Arts, and the schools of The New Freedom Theatre, and Philadanco! The Philadelphia Dance Company, we were delighted to see this wonderful photo of a young Leslie Odom Jr. shared by the Pennsylvania House of Representatives Archives.
This summer Disney streamed the 2016 Broadway smash-hit play Hamilton, produced by Lin-Manuel Miranda. The play, centered around two characters, Aaron Burr (played by Leslie Odom, Jr.), and Alexand…
UPDATE ON SAFE GATHERING LIMITS:
Today, Governor Tom Wolf and Secretary Levine released updated guidelines for safe gatherings. This update amends the previous restriction of 25 individuals in indoor venues and instead bases maximum capacity off of the respective venue's occupancy limits.
See the following link for more information.
https://www.governor.pa.gov/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/20201006-TWW-amendment-to-targeted-mitigation-order.pdf
Amend Guidelines on Safe Gathering Limits
Wonderful article about the new documentary film celebrating legendary woodworker George Nakashima. He received a 1981 Pennsylvania Governor’s Award for the Arts and his daughter Mira Nakashima received the same award in 2018. The first parent-child awardees! The arts are a family business. ♥️ #pagovartsawards
The new documentary ‘George Nakashima: Woodworker’ explores the indelible legacy of the iconic Japanese-American furniture maker
A free StrongNonprofits Toolkit for building fiscal health from Wallace, which has been studying the sector for years. (Of course not all will be applicable in the current circumstances.)
Browse more than 60 free tools, articles, reports and other resources to help nonprofit organizations improve their financial health. http://ow.ly/KPr750BEQzl
FREE WEBINAR!
TOPIC: Creating Virtual Content: Logistics & Legalities for Arts Organizations
WHEN: October 14 at 10 a.m. EST
The Pennsylvania Council on the Arts (PCA) and the
Pennsylvania Humanities Council have gathered a panel of seasoned professionals for a conversation about the logistics and legal issues around creating and presenting virtual content.
Panelists will answer pre-submitted and live questions.
Additional info and a registration link can be found here:
https://pahumanities.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_FqsXEgHuTuu1146I5b6d4w
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We are thrilled to virtually celebrate the unveiling of the eighth art installation in our Art Sparks series, in partnership with the Pennsylvania Turnpike! Check out the unveiling video for a sneak peek of this gorgeous work! <3 The art installation at Hickory Run service plaza was coordinated with the Allentown Art Museum and designed and created by students at Panther Valley JSHS, under the guidance of teaching artist Mallory Zondag and art teacher Kim Gallagher. Titled "Wool Gardens," the installation is composed of sculptural felted panels and embellished with decorative, laser cut wooden ornaments. Special thanks as well to the Pocono Mountains Visitors Bureau for additional project support. #ArtSparks pairs K-12 art students and teaching artists from the PCA’s Arts in Education resident artist roster with the goal to install a local, student-created artwork in every PA Turnpike service plaza, system-wide, over the next five-to-eight years. Schools near each respective service plaza host 20-day residencies led by a local PCA teaching artist. Students work with the artist and members of the community to create artwork that reflects the region. #artsineducation #InternationalArtistDay
In celebration of #BlackHistoryMonth, we’re thrilled to share this footage of playwright #AugustWilson's acceptance speech, upon receiving a Governor’s Award for Excellence in the Arts from Governor Robert P. Casey, on May 1, 1990 in the rotunda of the state capitol building. Take a moment to watch! Wilson's remarks are as lyrical and thought provoking as the plays for which he is so well known. . . . .... This footage was featured during the ceremony of the 2019 PA Governor’s Awards for the Arts in Pittsburgh, last September, during which Governor Tom Wolf presented the awards at the August Wilson African American Cultural Center in Pittsburgh. This was the first time the gubernatorial event was held in a facility named for a past honoree. As Gov. Casey presented the award, he noted that Wilson’s “The Piano Lesson” had opened on Broadway only a few weeks prior. Special thanks to PA Historical and Museum Commission's State Archives for this rare and cherished footage. #pagovartsawards --- Archival Footage (edited): Record Group 10, Office of the Governor, Governor Robert P. Casey, Proclamations (series #10.c), courtesy of Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, Pennsylvania State Archives. ---
Today's video spotlight features Joe Negri, who is one of our two 2019 Lifetime Achievement in the Arts Governor's Award recipients. Negri is known as a wonderful musician and educator, but also for his many appearances as Handyman Negri on Mister Rogers' Neighborhood. In this video, he talks about his love of music and the foundations of improvisation. #pagovartsawards This is the final video of four that we shared this week. Each featured a profile of one our four Pittsburgh-based 2019 Governor's Award recipients. These videos were created by Emmai Alaquiva and his amazing team at Ya Momz House, Inc. for the 2019 Governor's Awards for the Arts ceremony, which took place Friday, September 27 at the August Wilson African American Cultural Center in Pittsburgh.
Today's video spotlight is on Roger Humphries, Sr., who is one of our two 2019 Lifetime Achievement in the Arts Governor's Award recipients. Humphries has an extensive and phenomenal reputation as a gifted percussionist and educator. In this video, he shares an anecdote involving Ray Charles, and a bit about how he came to play the drums in the first place. This is the third video of four that we'll be sharing this week, each featuring a profile of one our four Pittsburgh-based 2019 Governor's Award recipients. These videos were created by Emmai Alaquiva and his amazing team at Ya Momz House, Inc. for the 2019 Governor's Awards for the Arts ceremony, which took place Friday, September 27 at the August Wilson African American Cultural Center in Pittsburgh.
This video highlights Mary Brenholts, who is the 2019 Arts Leadership and Service Governor's Award recipient. Mary possesses a wealth of experience facilitating artist residencies in Southwestern Pennsylvania. This is the second video of four that we'll be sharing this week, each featuring a profile of one our four Pittsburgh-based 2019 Governor's Award recipients. These videos were created by Emmai Alaquiva and his amazing team at Ya Momz House, Inc. for the 2019 Governor's Awards for the Arts ceremony, which took place Friday, September 27 at the August Wilson African American Cultural Center in Pittsburgh.
This week, we'll be sharing the four artist vignettes made by Emmai Alaquiva and his team at Ya Momz House, Inc. for the 2019 Governor's Awards for the Arts. The videos added a beautiful depth to this year's awards ceremony and we're excited to share them with you! First up: Vanessa German's video, in which she talks about the role of art in her life and how creativity lives inside us all. #pagovsartsawards
Letters of Interest are now being accepted, for those organizations that are interested in applying to administer the PCA's regional partnership programs. Here's a helpful video that will hopefully answer your questions. More info about this process and the required forms can be found here: https://www.arts.pa.gov/Pages/Regional-Partnerships-Info.aspx
In the final installment in our Building Community Through the Arts video series, arts educator Dana Attivo, and Melissa Snyder with Jump Street talk about the value of Artistic Expressions, an annual program and art exhibit for student artists in the Central PA region.
Over the next four days, we'll be sharing videos highlighting the fantastic work of some of our grantees. In today's video, Glen Sanders, fine arts director at George Junior Republic, and Melinda Meyer with Erie Arts & Culture talk about Pointing the Way, a program that brings student-created, large scale sculptures to the Grove City region.
Here's the third video in our four-part series titled Building Community Through the Arts. In this installment, Konstance Folk of the Berks Arts Council and Richard Bradbury from Olivet Boys & Girls Club highlight the an immersive theatre camp for youth that the Boys and Girls Club offers each summer in Reading.
"It has always been really important to me that everybody have access to the emotional literacy and exercising of our imaginations that poetry can bring," says poet Abby Minor in the second installment of our Building Community Through the Arts series. In this video, Abby Minor and Renee McQuown, coordinator for the Galaxy: the Arts in Education Program of Central Intermediate Unit # 10, talk about Minor's "Being Heard" project, which brings poetry to low-income nursing homes in Centre County.
Next up: meetings... but first, a quick dance! The annual joint convening of the Arts in Education (AIE), PA Partners in the Arts and Folk and Traditional Arts partner organizations kicked off this afternoon with an awesome interactive drum and dance activity led by AIE directory teaching artists, One World Tribe.
A great highlight of this year's fantastic Governor's Awards for the Arts in downtown Scranton. What a great community and celebration of the arts! Our huge thanks to Ya Momz House and Emmai Alaquiva for producing this recap! <3
There's still time to get your FREE tickets to tomorrow's Governor's Awards for the Arts at the Scranton Cultural Center at 7 p.m.! https://www.arts.pa.gov/WHAT%20WE%20DO/Governor%E2%80%99s%20Awards/Pages/default.aspx Come on out to celebrate this year's honorees!
Did you know Martin Guitar is receiving a Governor's Award for the Arts next Wednesday, August 8? There's still time to get your FREE TICKETS! Visit scrantonculturalcenter.org or call 570.344.1111 #martinguitar
Are you coming to the Governor's Awards for the Arts on August 8?? We sure hope so! The ceremony is free and open to the public. Get your tickets today! https://www1.ticketmaster.com/event/020054D49CF288A4?brand=scrantoncc&camefrom=CFC_SCC_PROMO_PAGovAward
The mission of the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts (PCA) is to strengthen the cultural, educational, and economic vitality of Pennsylvania's communities through the arts.
Promote equitable access for all Pennsylvanians to participate fully in a creative life and in the diverse forms of arts and culture in the commonwealth.
1.) Strengthen Pennsylvania communities through the arts.
2.) Connect and increase Pennsylvanians' access to lifelong learning through the arts.
3.) Champion public awareness and appreciation of the arts in Pennsylvania communities.
On October 26, 1966, Governor William D. Scranton signed enabling legislation establishing the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts. Through the provisions of Act No. 538, the Council is charged with "the encouragement and development of the various arts" in the Commonwealth. Funding for the PCA comes from the citizens of Pennsylvania through an annual state appropriation by the General Assembly and from the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), a federal agency.
The Council's grants programs began in 1968 with a modest program of support for community arts festivals. Currently, the PCA accomplishes its mission through a combination of grants to the arts; partnerships and initiatives; technical assistance to partners and applicants; and by serving as a resource for arts-related information for public officials, other agencies of state government, and the general public. The PCA undertakes partnerships and initiatives to leverage opportunities, to seek solutions to challenges affecting the arts in the Commonwealth, and to initiate programs that will serve a broad spectrum of artists, arts organizations and arts participants throughout the state.
The PCA is governed by a Council of 19 members - 15 private citizens and four members of the General Assembly. The Council sets the mission and goals of the agency, evaluates the progress toward these goals, formulates policy, and makes final decisions on the use of funds.
The PCA’s staff administers the Council’s funding programs, partnerships, initiatives, and provides assistance to the Commonwealth’s arts organizations, arts programs, individual artists and the general public.
Established in 2012, the Pennsylvania Legislative Arts and Culture CaucusOpens In A New Window is a bi-cameral, bi-partisan caucus of the Pennsylvania General Assembly, created to focus on the state's cultural assets. It was established at the suggestion of Citizens for the Arts in Pennsylvania and the Pennsylvania Arts and Culture Coalition, a statewide coalition representing arts, culture, public broadcasting, tourism, and zoos.
The PCA adopted its current, 2019-2024 Strategic Plan at its March 2019 Council meeting. The mission and goals featured above are the result of a year-long strategic planning process in which Council and staff worked to gather information from artists, arts and community organizations, schools, Commonwealth agencies, community leaders and commonwealth citizens. Tactics utilized include online surveys, community meetings, partner meetings, one-on-one interviews, networking at statewide events and conferences, as well as an in-depth landscape analysis. In October 2018, Council participated in a strategic planning retreat, facilitated by Dering Consulting, where research findings were presented and strategic priorities identified.
In 1969 the PCA published its first survey of the arts in Pennsylvania. Since that initial survey, the Council has periodically assessed its role, redefining its goals. In 1973, the Council adopted its first set of goals, along with a formal grant application process and the establishment of advisory panels. In 1979, 1987, 1994, 2001, 2006 and 2012, the Council took its programs and policies to the citizens of Pennsylvania in a series of public meetings that enabled the PCA to develop a set of goals, strategies and tactics that were the basis for the PCA's Long-Range Strategic Plan.
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