We ask "Five Quick Questions" of the Agency's newest staff member.
Online Meeting | Grants for Creative Individuals
The work of Rajaiah Jones and the Alumni Council shows the creativity and innovation they injected into our work as grantmakers
Online Meeting | Grants for Creative Individuals
Physically distancing ourselves from one another does not necessarily mean losing social connections. Rather, it gives us all an opportunity to think creatively about what we can do and how we can connect in different ways.
We reached out to dozen or so theaters, museums, and community art centers to ask what they were thinking for their capital equipment needs. That exchange helped us understand what building modifications were being considered for the recovery period and beyond.
LCCs are exploring what the growing energy around social justice, racial equity, and accessibility means for them and their communities.
102 Legislators Supported Our Joint Resolution
These awards mark the largest investment to-date in this program
In a joint advocacy effort by the cultural sector, the Executive Directors of MASSCreative, Mass Humanities, and Mass Cultural Council delivered the following letter to Governor Baker today.
Join us on November 30 for events in Cultural Districts across the state as part of Fair Saturday, a global cultural movement with a social impact.
Regional Meeting
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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.
Artists, cultural workers, and cultural organizations: Please report economic effects of the pandemic by April 15
As ranked in 2024 by SMU DataArts, the National Center for Arts Research
A monthly round-up of grants, technical assistance resources, and opportunities for creative and cultural organizations
This $690,000 in awards completes the Agency’s COVID-19 relief grant making
Regional Meeting
In just under a week, 566 cultural nonprofits and 595 individual artists/independent teaching artists-humanists-scientists responded to our survey. The results are striking and demand attention.
