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Patricia James-Perry and her children are highly-skilled artists whose work draws inspiration from the skills and craftsmanship of their Wampanoag ancestors.
Meet our new executive director at a regional listening session during the week of February 22.
Culture and community are intertwined, with each feeding into the other; neither can thrive in any meaningful way without individuals and institutions seeing and acknowledging the value of all those who make up our communities.
The process of making custom tallises reveals the power they hold as personal and ritual objects for religious Jews.
The Cultural Facilities Fund supports local economies across Massachusetts by ensuring our cultural institutions have the capital they need to build, expand, renovate, and continue welcoming visitors.
A new program from Mass Cultural Council is stepping into a significant and systemic gap in the youth arts ecosystem.
SMU DataArts 2023 data ranks Massachusetts as #3 in the nation for state vibrancy
Eligible creative learning residencies of 3 days or more can receive $2,500-$6,100
Today the state Legislature approved a budget for the new fiscal year that boosts funding for the arts, humanities, and sciences through Mass Cultural Council by $2 million. The FY20 state budget funds Mass Cultural Council at $18 million, a 12 percent increase over last year and its highest state appropriation since 2002.
Applicant pool for Cultural Sector Recovery Grants shows increased reach
Native American & Indigenous People's Equity Plan (FY25-27)
Vice Chair Marc Carroll to Serve as Acting Chair
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A board member’s greatest responsibility is for the financial health of the organization.
Creativity is in full bloom at three Springfield Housing Authority developments. Children at Duggan, Moxon, and Riverview Apartments are critically assessing and discussing a variety of art works, both classic and modern. And then, they are creating their own art inspired by their new way of seeing and reflecting on how artists create.
Who is this toolkit for?, Where do I start?
How to ensure long term access to and preservation of our ever-growing folk archive?
Check out recent episodes of Creative Minds Out Loud, Mass Cultural Council's podcast, featuring:
