NEA releases guidelines for how it’s gonna spend da money
March 4th, 2009 by eleanor - art and politics arts funding blog TPG8
The NEA announced yesterday the details for how it plans on distributing the $50 million dollars as part of the Recovery Act. Rumors that 60% of the money would be spent on individual projects are simply not true. That 60% will be competitively awarded to nonprofit agencies throughout the country for salary support for positions in jeopardy or for which the positions have already been eliminated, and/or for fees for artists and/or contract personnel.
The big stipulation is that these non-profits have to have received an NEA grant within the past 4 years. So I guess it’s only for big, well established places. Too bad for all you little guys. Also, the deadline for applications is April 2nd.
It is possible that some little guys might have luck through re-granting through some of the bigger agencies or through their state agencies. Hopefully the state agencies are very much on watch for this money because their deadline is March 13th.
You can view the details here.
Sidenote: I am a blogging machine today!
Thanks Stephanie.
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