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| Who You Know +
What We Know = Success for All!
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We've got the database with over 1,800 spaces
for music, theatre and dance.
All boroughs, all sizes, all budgets.
You've got the colleagues and friends
who need to know about it.
Help us make the connection.
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| Four Performance
Opportunities: Theatre, Dance, Music
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The Performance Project
at University Settlement is seeking performing artists to present in
Speyer Hall at the Settlement's headquarters in the Lower East Side. The
Project will present traditional and contemporary forms of music, dance,
film/video, storytelling, theater, and performance art for all generations.
Artists who use interactive formats that involve their audience and explore
themes relevant to the Lower East Side community are encouraged to apply.
Compensation is negotiable.
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Materials for the Arts seeks
multi-media artists with work on DVD to participate in their annual Mask
Making/Costume Ball fundraiser on October 23rd, 6-9 PM. Chosen artists
will perform for one hour at the event and are invited to stay for the
food, music and festivities. Contact Ahmed Tigani by email
or call 718-729-3001, ext 203.
The Graham Avenue Business Improvement
District (BID) seeks musicians for their Farmers' Market on Saturdays
and Sundays through the end of October. The market draws a mixed crowd
and is located just off a very busy retail district, on Cook
Street and Graham Avenue
in East Williamsburg, Brooklyn. The BID will help arrange for electric
power, the space and the people. All types of family-friendly music will
be considered, and there is also the opportunity to perform at their eight-block
fiesta in May. Contact Betty M. Cooney, BID Executive Director, via email
or call 718-387-6643.
CRS (Center for Remembering & Sharing)/
Dharma Road are now accepting applications for their performance series
in winter/spring 2008. Artists in the fields of butoh & contemporary
dance, clown & physical theatre, puppetry, video and traditional theatre
are eligible to apply. A minimum guarantee ($100/performance) will be offered
to select participating artists. Contact Christopher Pelham, Director of
CRS, at 212-677-8621 or by email.
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| LMCC Grants for
Art in Public Spaces
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Lower Manhattan Cultural
Council's (LMCC) Grants for Art in Public Spaces enable the creation and
presentation of art in the myriad public spaces of Lower Manhattan, including
parks, plazas, building lobbies and atria, and construction sites.
LMCC's grants of up to $20,000 support artists and arts organizations producing
public art projects that reach beyond the typical arts audience, engage
the public in unusual ways, and take place in contexts outside the gallery,
performance hall, or theater space. Often these works are presented in
contexts where they are encountered and experienced by unintended viewers
such as pedestrians, workers, and passersby. Priority is given to new work
or to work that has not been previously presented in New York City.
Info Session: Tuesday, November 13th, 5:30 PM
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| Praise for Our
Websites!
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nycDanceSpaces.org:
"You have made the daunting and overwhelming task of searching for
appropriate space simple and easy... The detailed listings on your site
answer a renter's crucial questions and make the space search process extremely
efficient. ...You have spared me from making countless unnecessary phone
calls and trips to studios and theaters."
-- Suzana Stankovic, Founder & Director, The Stankovic Ballet Company
"Your website just keeps getting more and more fantastic. The info-management
system is incredible, comprehensive and so easy to use. Thank you for such
a wonderful resource for both venue and renter alike."
-- Alma Malabanan-McGrath, Operations, The New 42nd Street Studios
nycTheatreSpaces.org:
"Incredibly helpful to have all this useful information organized
in one spot. It saves an enormous amount of time when trying to hunt down
spaces to rehearse or perform in."
-- Manoel Felciano, Tony-nominated actor
"The NYC Theatre Spaces website has been enormously helpful to me
as a freelance director and producer here in the city. ...I would recommend
it to anyone in the city who is looking to decode the often confusing and
expensive process of renting space in New York."
-- Kevin Newbury, Director and Producer
nycMusicSpaces.org:
"NYC Music Spaces is a phenomenal service; we've been getting a high
volume of responses."
-- Eric Peters, Manager, Plantlife Recording & Rehearsal Studios
"I use the NYC Music Spaces site a lot and it is a godsend. "
-- Ian Moss, Artistic Director, Music with a Capital M
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| Music: Support for "Creative
Connections"
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| Through Meet the Composer,
MetLife Creative Connections provides support for U.S. composers to participate
in public activities related to specific performances of their original
music. Composer activities that are supported include open rehearsals;
community outreach events; radio, television and web-or podcast interviews;
and pre- and post-performance discussions.
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| Deadline Approaching:
Performing Arts Japan
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| The Japan Foundation's
program Performing Arts Japan provides touring grants for Japanese performing
arts projects visiting non-major cities in the US and Canada, as well as
collaboration grants for Japanese and American artists producing new work
together. Projects must encourage a better understanding of and appreciation
for Japanese performing arts and culture among American audiences. Last
year, Performing Arts Japan awarded $270,000 to the ten annual recipients
of its grant. Winners are expected to present a final report on their project
upon completion.
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welcome your feedback on our services and our e-blast, PAS/pace.
Please send your comments to info@nycPASpaces.org.
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