The Kansas Arts Commission provides opportunities for the people of Kansas to experience, celebrate and value the arts throughout their lives.
Kansas Arts Commission Check out the latest Kansas Arts Commission blog post focuses on key points from Michael Kaiser's recent "Arts in Crisis" presentations in Kansas City and Wichita -- programming and marketing.
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Those of you who attended one of Michael Kaiser's recent talks on the arts in crisis in Kansas City or Wichita will remember different ones of his powerful key points, but the ones that really stuck with ...
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In conjunction with the Kansas Arts Commission's December meeting, the Commission will host a reception and symposium, Shaping a Working Artists Community, on Thursday, December 3, 2009, from 5:30 to 8:00 pm, at the Kansas City YWCA (1017 N. 6th St., Kansas City, Kansas). Seating is limited and reservations are require...d. For more information, visit http://arts.ks.gov/symposiums/kansas_cit
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Panelists include: Leslie Cady, theatre artist; Poet Laureate of Kansas Caryn Mirriam-Goldberg; Lacey Lewis, visual artist; and Michael Toombs, visual and community arts.
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According to the editor of the Chronicle of Philanthropy, charities are forecasting a 9% dip in philanthropic giving this year -- giving to the arts is likely to suffer more.How will arts organizations ...
Kansas Arts Commission The Kansas Arts Commission was recently named the Kansas 2008-2009 Art Enhancer of the Year by the Kansas Art Education Association. The award was given to the KAC at the association's annual meeting in October.
Kansas Arts Commission Margaret Weisbrod Morris, Kansas Arts Commission’s Program Manager for Arts-in-Education, was recently named a recipient of a 2009 Phoenix Award for Arts Advocate by the Lawrence Arts Commission. Check out The Lawrence Journal-World for a feature story on all the winners this upcoming weekend. Congratulations Margaret!
Kansas Arts Commission Kansas Governor Mark Parkinson signed a proclamation Friday, October 9, recognizing October as National Arts and Humanities Month. Visit http://arts.ks.gov/nahm.shtml to read the proclamation.
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National Arts and Humanities Month (NAHM) is a coast-to-coast collective celebration of culture in America. Held every October and coordinated by Americans for the Arts, it is the largest annual celebration of the arts and humanities in the nation. ...
Kansas Arts Commission Thursday, October 15 Deadlines: 2010 Governor's Arts Awards Nominations and Kansas Art License Plate Designs. Check out our website at http://arts.ks.gov for more information on these programs.
Kansas Arts Commission Follow the Kansas Arts Commission on Twitter –– twitter.com/ksarts –– and find out about arts and cultural events in the state!
Kansas Arts Commission The Kansas Arts Commission is conducting a statewide opinion survey on arts education to learn how the state arts agency can better serve Kansas schools and children through the arts. The public is invited to participate and take the survey online at http://arts.ks.gov/survey.shtml.
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The Kansas Arts Commission wants to learn more about arts education in our state. We are surveying the public for their perspectives on arts education in order to find ways to better serve the public and support the arts in Kansas.
Kansas Arts Commission Please join the Kansas Arts Commission and the Kansas Humanities Council in recoginizing October as National Arts and Humanities Month. Whether it’s attending the theater or other cultural event, taking a ceramics or dance class, or singing songs with your kids, recognize the value of the arts and humanities in your li...fe. For a list of ways you can participate in your community, visit www.AmericansForTheArts.org/NAHM.
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Kansas Arts Commission Follow the Kansas Arts Commission's newly created blog –– http://kansasartscommission.blogspot.com, Read and comment on the agency's first post, How does an all-volunteer organization operate?
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Most of the literature on nonprofit organizational management focuses on organizations with staff – those with budgets that support a level of professionalism, including the ability to hire executive ...
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Don’t miss the Kansas Arts Commission Artists Showcase at the 2009 Kansas State Fair! Meet with these performers and other roster artists about booking a performance for your next event.
Thursday, September 17, 2009
12:00 - 6:00 pm
Lake Talbot Stage
Kansas State Fair Grounds
2000 N. Poplar St., Hutchinson
State Fair Admissio...n: $8.00
For more information, visit http://arts.ks.gov/kat_roster/showcase.s
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Coming for the first time to the Kansas State Fair, the Kansas Arts Commission announces a showcase featuring performing artists from the Kansas Art on Tour Artist Roster.
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Nominations are now being accepted for 2010 Governor's Arts Awards. Forms and guidelines are available online. The awards are given annually to distinguished Kansas artists, patrons, communities, organizations, advocates and educators by the governor and the Kansas Arts Commission. Nomination deadline is Thursday, Octo...ber 15, 2009. Visit http://arts.ks.gov/gaa/guidelines/index.
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The Kansas Arts Commission announces a statewide invitation to Kansas visual artists to submit designs for a new Kansas Arts License Plate. To submit work, artists must currently reside in Kansas and be 10 years old and older. Submissions must be postmarked by October 15, 2009. For program guidelines and submission req...uirements, please visit http://arts.ks.gov/license_plate/index.s
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The Kansas Arts Commission invites Kansas visual artists to submit designs for a new Kansas Arts License Plate. Artists must currently reside in Kansas and be 10 years old and older.
Kansas Arts Commission The 2011 Kansas Arts on Tour Roster Guidelines and Applications are now available. The Kansas Arts Commission supports performances, exhibitions, workshops and presentations by artists who appear on the Roster by funding presenting organizations up to 40% of the artist fees.
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In order to achieve its mission, the Kansas Arts Commission supports performances, exhibitions, workshops and presentations by artists who appear on the Kansas Arts on Tour Roster by funding presenting organizations up to 40% of the artists' fees (maximum total request per organization is $7,500).
