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2008 Chautauqua
Host Site - click
here
Arts & Economic Prosperity III Report - click
here
The Harwelden Institute for Arts in
Education- click
here
Artists-in-the-Schools - click
here
Jingle Feldman Artist/Scholar Award - click
here
After School Residents - click
here
Mayfest Young Artist Awards 2008 - click
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2008
Chautauqua Seeking Host Sites |
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December 7, 2007
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Carla Walker, Director of Development &
Public Affairs
Oklahoma Humanities Council
(405) 235-0280 • carla@okhumanitiescouncil.org
NOTE: Email images available
2008
Oklahoma Chautauqua
The Perfect Gift for Your Community
Here’s
a gift your whole community will enjoy: Unpack those
love beads and bellbottoms and apply now to host the
2008 Oklahoma Chautauqua. The 1960s-based theme
is sure to be a crowd-pleaser—a reason to reminisce
over yearbook photos and old LPs, to remember how we
sang along with Bob Dylan, “The times they are
a-changin’,” and were moved to change the
world.
This
year’s theme, A Time for Every Purpose: America
in the 1960s, will examine the turbulent decade that
gave rise to issues such as civil rights, environmental
awareness, and the women’s movement. A tentative
list of characters includes:
• Malcolm X (1925-1965), internationally revered, though controversial,
spokesman for universal human rights
• George Wallace (1919-1998), Governor of Alabama, known for his segregationist
stance
• Barry Goldwater (1909-1998), U.S. Senator from Arizona, credited for
reigniting the conservative base of the Republican Party
• Betty Friedan (1912-2006), author of The Feminine Mystique
• Rachel Carson (1907-1964),
environmentalist and author of Silent Spring
• Julia Child (1912-2004), American chef, author, and TV personality
Oklahoma
Chautauqua is a partnership of the Oklahoma Humanities
Council (OHC) and the Arts & Humanities Council
of Oklahoma. With five days and nights of workshops,
local entertainment, and educational re-creations of
people from history, Chautauqua is one of the best cultural
tourism events in the state.
There
is high demand for this valuable program, so don’t
miss this opportunity. For information and host site
applications, contact OHC Program Director David Pettyjohn
at: (405) 235-0280 or david@okhumanitiescouncil.org.
Application deadline is February 1, 2008.
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Arts
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The
Harwelden Institute for Arts in Education |
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To: Artists and Arts Organizations
From: Kay Goss, Sr. Program Director, Harwelden
Institute for Arts in Education
RE: 2008/2009 Repertory
THE HARWELDEN INSTITUTE FOR ARTS IN EDUCATION
SOLICITS PROPOSALS FOR PERFORMANCES IN
MUSIC, DANCE AND THEATER FOR THE
2008/2009 INSTITUTE REPERTORY
Selected performances will be presented twice
during the Summer Session workshops. Summer Session
dates are June 16th through the 27th, 2008. Performances
MUST be available during the school year to tour
in up to 60 schools.
Download the criteria
for selection of Harwelden Institute reperator
and Institute fact sheet and a 3-page
proposal form.
DEADLINE FOR RECEIPT OF REPERTORY PROPOSALS
POSTMARKED BY FEBRUARY 20, 2007
Mail to:
ARTS & HUMANITIES COUNCIL OF TULSA
HARWELDEN INSTITUTE FOR ARTS IN EDUCATION
Kay Goss, Sr. Program Director
2210 SOUTH MAIN STREET
TULSA, OK 74114
Please share this information with other artists,
or ask them to contact me at kgoss@ahct.org
or 584-3333 x 16 for a proposal form.
Thank you,
The Arts & Humanities Council of Tulsa
Oklahoma Arts Council
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Artists-in-the-Schools |
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To: Artists Wanting to Participate in the Artists-in-the-Schools
Program
From: Kay Goss, Sr. Program Director
Re: Proposal Forms
Download the “Criteria
In Selecting Artists”, the Deadline Notice”,
and the “Classroom Presentation Proposal
Form”.
Presentations should be designed for hands-on
participatory learning, each presentation is intended
to enrich aesthetic sensitivities, offer cultural
perspectives in the arts, and enhance the school’s
cultural activities.
If you find that you meet the criteria, please
submit proposal(s), resume and references to:
Arts & Humanities Council of Tulsa
Artists-in-the-Schools, Attn: Kay Goss
2210 S. Main St.
Tulsa, OK 74114
If we feel that your experience and presentations
are a good match with our mission we will contact
you to set up an interview. Otherwise you will
receive a notice in the mail detailing our concerns.
If you have any questions or comments please
contact me at kgoss@ahct.org
or 584-3333 x 16.
Sincerely,
Kay Goss, Sr. Program Director
Artists-in-the-Schools
Harwelden Institute for Arts in Education
DHS After School Youth Arts Program
Community Arts
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After
School Residencies |
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Click the
following link to download a pdf of the "Criteria
in Selecting Artists."
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Jingle
Feldman Artist/Scholar Award |
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The
Arts & Humanities Council of Tulsa Seeks Applicants
for $5,000 Jingle Feldman Artist/Scholar Award |
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Click
here to download the information and application
form.
The Arts & Humanities Council of Tulsa demonstrates
community leadership through the integration of
arts and culture in everyday lives. The Council
is dedicated to the ideals that arts and humanities
are important community resources that enrich
education, economic well being, and quality of
life for our community. Therefore, it is essential
that Tulsa sustain a vibrant and financially successful
community of professional artists.
The Jingle Feldman Individual Artist Award encourages
the development of artistic works. An award of
$5,000 will be granted to a professional artist
who is living and working in the Tulsa metropolitan
area, and who is contributing to Tulsa’s
art scene. A panel of independent jurors representing
multiple disciplines will judge award applications.
The recipient will receive the award at the annual
Harwelden Awards Luncheon, May 2008.
CALENDAR
• Application Deadline Postmarked or hand
delivered by 5:00 p.m. Friday March 14, 2008
• Project Period One Year
ELIGIBILITY
Individuals who have lived and worked in the Tulsa
metropolitan area for a minimum of three years
at the time of application and who can demonstrate:
• A professional, artistic career of at
least ten years, but not more than thirty years
• Quality of artistic work
• Clarity of purpose and goals
• Service to the community
• Continued professional development
No more than one application per year, per artist
may be submitted.
NOT ELIGIBLE
• Award recipients from the last three years.
• Recipients who have not submitted final
evaluation reports for a prior award.
GRANT REQUIREMENTS
If, as a result of this grant, the awardee receives
publicity or produces printed programs or subsequent
publications, the funded project must include
the statement:
This project was made possible in
part by the Jingle Feldman Individual Artist Award
from the Arts & Humanities Council of Tulsa.
The award must be used within twelve months from
the date of the announcement. The award recipient
will agree to submit a one page final report on
how the funds were used and will make a short
presentation, if requested.
The award shall be used for financial needs connected
with professional growth, which results in the
development of an artistic product. This includes,
but is not limited to, expenses for:
• Development of new work or completion
of work in progress
• Exploration of new concepts
• Production costs (e.g. equipment, space
or studio rental)
• Materials and supplies
• Engagement in professional development
opportunities
PAYMENT OF GRANT
Sixty percent of the grant will be paid at the
Harwelden Awards Luncheon in May 2008, with the
remaining forty percent upon receipt of the final
report. The Arts & Humanities Council of Tulsa
requires that the final report, including copies
of any programs or publicity materials related
to this award, be submitted within 45 days of
the award’s first anniversary.
The Arts & Humanities Council of
Tulsa reserves the right to withhold the award
if suitable applications are not received.
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Mayfest
Young Artist Awards |
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Click
here to download the information and application
form.
The Mayfest Young Artist Award encourages the
artistic and professional development of young
people. Five $500 awards will be granted to
high school aged students who are living in
Tulsa County. A panel of independent jurors
will judge award applications. The recipient
will receive the Award at the annual Harwelden
Awards Presentation, May 2008.
CALENDAR
• Application Deadline March 21, 2008
• Award Announced May 2008
• Project Period One Year
ELIGIBILITY
• Students entering 9th through graduating
12th grades, who have lived in Tulsa County
for a minimum of one year at the time of application,
and who can demonstrate the following:
• Quality of artistic work
• Clarity of purpose and goals
No more than one application, per year, per
student may be submitted. Winners from the previous
two years are not eligible to apply.
The award must be used within the twelve months
from the date of the announcement.
The award recipient will agree to submit a
one page final report on how the funds were
used.
The award shall be used for financial needs
connected with professional growth. This includes,
but is not limited to, expenses for:
• Development of new work or completion
of work in progress.
• Participation in workshops, classes,
conferences, lessons and other training (e.g.
Oklahoma Arts Institute)
• Production or portfolio costs (e.g.
equipment, space or studio rental)
• Materials and supplies.
APPLICATION PROCESS
1. Application Form: Limit narrative to space
provided. Submit 1copy.
2. Support Material: Submit samples of your
work, clearly labeled with your name in the
following format:
• Up to 10 slides or photographs (no original
pieces, copies only). A CD-ROM is acceptable
and preferred.
• Video: 1/2” VHS, cue to 5 minute
segment, w/ narrative sheet: artist(s), title,
date of work, & brief description. Submit
1 copy. A CD-ROM is acceptable and preferred.
• Audiotape: Cue to 5 minute segment,
w/ narrative sheet: artist(s), title, date of
work, & brief description. Submit 1 copy.
A CD-ROM is acceptable and preferred.
• Sample writing: limited to 10 pages,
w/cover sheet: artist(s), title, brief description.
Submit 1 copy. (Authors may also submit 5-minute
audio/video tapes [CD-ROM preferred] of poetry
or fiction to supplement written texts. Reader
should be identified, and selection cues provided).
3. Submit two letters of support that address
your commitment to an artistic discipline.
4. Make sure everything has your name on it.
Include a postage paid envelope if you want
your materials returned. Otherwise, you must
pick up your materials between June 1 and June
30 at the Arts & Humanities Council of Tulsa.
Send all materials in a single envelope postmarked
by March 21 or hand-delivered by 5:00 p.m. Friday
March 21 to:
Mayfest Young Artists Awards
Arts & Humanities Council of Tulsa
2210 S. Main
Tulsa OK 74114-1190
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