In celebration of Earth Day, we will take you into the studios of four DC Fashion Designers: Michael Taylor, Quartni Kazmik, Shari Henry, and Sewing Opportunity Never Ending. Each designer will create a sustainable garment using unconventional materials inspired by an environmental justice issue. Join us for the video premiere, unveiling of the designs, and panel discussion!
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Jeffrey Scott, CAH: (202) 341-9908, [email protected]
Learn how to apply for our grant to fund public art projects that bring communities together at our PABC Grant Program Workshop!
Click on the link below for complete details and to RSVP.
The Commission on the Arts and Humanities (CAH) requests applications from qualified artists and District nonprofit art galleries or organizations for its Fiscal Year 2025 Art Bank Program. Award amounts vary but eligible applicants can be awarded up to $15,000 for individuals and up to $20,000 for nonprofit art galleries or organizations.
In support of local visual artists, District nonprofit art galleries and art organizations, CAH acquires fine art from metropolitan artists to state grow the Art Bank Collection. Artwork in the collection is managed by the Public Art Department of CAH and loaned to District government agencies for display in public areas and offices of government buildings. Now in its 36th year, the Art Bank Collection includes nearly 3,000 artworks in various media.
CAH seeks grant applications from qualified artists and District nonprofit art galleries or organizations representing metropolitan artists for the acquisition of original two- and three- dimensional artwork.
For the purpose of this grant, metropolitan artist is defined as a legal resident of Washington, DC, or a legal resident of within a 50-mile radius of the Washington, DC boundaries, for at least one (1) year prior to the application deadline.
For complete details and to RSVP for this workshop, please click on the link below.
Learn how to apply for our grant to fund public art projects that bring communities together at our PABC Grant Program Workshop!
Click on the link below for complete details and to RSVP.
Grants Chats & Workshops CAH is conducting free workshops and live web chats for participants to learn about the agency’s funding opportunities and how to submit an application. |
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