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• Irene King Appointed to Indiana Arts Commission.
• Kernan recently appointed Irene Smith-King, wife of Gary Mayor Scott King to join the 15-member Indiana Arts Commission.
• To the residents of Gary, Irene Smith-King is not only their city’s First Lady, she also has been actively involved in arts and arts-education programs in the Gary area. She is the founder of the not-for-profit organization Gary Artworks, an arts-focused job training program for youth. Since its founding in 2000, Gary Artworks has expanded its services to include after-hours arts programming for elementary school-age children.
• “I am thrilled to have been given this opportunity to serve as an arts ambassador for the people of Northwest Indiana and to further the arts in our region and throughout the state,” Ms. ...
• Smith-King has been active in regional organizations such as Northern Indiana Arts Association, as well as assisting in promotion of Gary as the host city for the Miss America Pageant. ...
• Stifel of South Bend also were appointed to the Commission by Governor Kernan. ... Mirro is a past member of the board of trustees for the Indiana State Museum and Historic Sites Committee; the Lincoln Museum Membership Committee; and the Collections Committee of the Fort Wayne Museum of Art as well as the Museum Alliance.
• He also served as a board member of the Firefly Festival for the Performing Arts; and presently serves as a board, and executive committee member of the Friends of the Snite Museum of Art. ...
• “These outstanding individuals bring from their communities a wealth of experience, leadership, and passion for the arts,” Governor Kernan said. “I am confident they will contribute greatly to the efforts of the Indiana Arts Commission. ...
• “The Indiana Arts Commission is grateful to Governor Kernan for appointing such distinguished and respected community arts leaders to the Commission,” said IAC Chair Jim Bodenmiller, West Lafayette. “We welcome them, and look forward to having them contribute their expertise to the IAC’s mission of connecting people to the arts. ...
• The Indiana Arts Commission is a state agency whose goals are to increase access, awareness, education and support for the arts. The Commission serves the citizens of Indiana by funding, encouraging, promoting and expanding all of the arts.

• Cindy Frey Appointed to Indiana Arts Commission.
• Governor Frank O’Bannon has appointed Cindy Frey to a four-year term on the Indiana Arts Commission, effective immediately. ...
• The Indiana Arts Commission (IAC), an agency of state government, is a public catalyst, partner, and investor in the arts, and serves the citizens of Indiana by funding, encouraging, promoting and expanding the arts.
• Cindy’s association with the Indiana Arts Commission began in 1989 when she served on the media arts grant review panel for three years. At the time, she was the Executive Director of the Indiana Film Commission and a founding board member of the Indiana Film Society. ...
• Her association continued when she served as director of the Indiana Main Street Program, a division of the Indiana Department of Commerce, in the early 1990s. She led a group of representatives from the Indiana Arts Commission, Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana and the Indiana Department of Commerce as they collaborated to create a grant pool to promote historic preservation and redevelopment in Indiana’s downtown business districts.
• Members of the Indiana Arts Commission are appointed by the Governor to act as commissioners-at-large, to represent the state as an entity, and to take the citizens of Indiana as their constituents.
• “I am very committed to representing Columbus and this region on the Indiana Arts Commission. As mother to two school-aged children, I am especially looking forward to being an advocate for arts education in our state. ...

• Arts Leadership Awards .
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• Arts Alliance Indiana, Inc. is a nonprofit statewide arts service organization founded in 1986 and based in Indianapolis, Indiana. ...
• The mission of Arts Alliance Indiana is to advance community arts and enhance cultural opportunities statewide by providing information, training, and technical assistance to artists and arts providers.
• The 4th Annual Indiana Community Arts Conference invites you to explore the many ways that the arts enhance our personal well being, our occupations, and the places we call home. Brought to you by the Indiana Arts Advocates and Arts Alliance Indiana! .
• Become an Arts Alliance Indiana member today and save on your conference registration! .
• This activity is made possible in part by the Indiana Arts Commission, a state agency, with funds from the Indiana General Assembly and the National Endowment for the Arts. ...

• Indiana Arts Commission .
• round the country state arts agencies are facing multiple challenges stimulated by decreasing contributions from both federal and state sources. Wolf, Keens & Company has been working closely with one of them, the Indiana Arts Commission, to develop strategies capable of meeting those challenges. ...
• Wolf, Keens consultants developed and then conducted a year-long planning process for the Commission that began with a variety of research and consulting elements. Among other things, the consultants convened ten focus groups of arts constituents and others around the state to hear their concerns and formulate an understanding of areas that needed to be addressed in the plan. In addition, they generated and analyzed the results of a mail survey that was distributed to hundreds of individuals, throughout Indiana, who have an interest in the arts and the Arts Commission's role in supporting them. ...
• The consultants went on to develop the plan by consulting with the commission's staff and its planning committee, an on-going process culminating in a document that has changed fundamentally the Arts Commission's approach to supporting arts in the state. The final document, written by the consultants, and approved by the commission, focuses on the development of regional partners throughout the state. These partners will work directly with artists and arts organizations by making grants, providing technical assistance, and offering other types of service programs. The Arts Commission itself will continue direct funding of arts organizations through highly targeted programs and will develop new initiatives that emphasize partnerships and collaborations, information and technical assistance, and communications and training. Finally, the document looked at long-term resource development for the arts in Indiana through a public/private endowment.
• The consultants continue to work with the Arts Commission on implementing the plan, ensuring that the investment in planning pays off in real and constructive change. The consultants have helped staff devise an implementation strategy and structure; facilitated numerous meetings with potential regional partners; researched regranting programs and public/private endowments nationwide; reviewed and urged changes in program guidelines; surveyed regional partners to determine their needs and concerns; provided background information to guide development of a new "capacity-building" program for arts organizations in the state; and offered technical assistance sessions to regional partner organizations to help them conduct self assessments and community cultural assessments.

• Arts Grant Workshop for Boone County Organizations.
• The Community Foundation of Boone County and the Central Indiana Community Foundation are hosting a workshop for local organizations that are interested in applying for 2002 Indiana Arts Commission grants. The arts grants workshop will be held on February 7, 7:00 p. ...
• The Indiana Arts Commission (IAC) developed the Regional Partnership Initiative to provide a regional delivery system that is responsive to the needs of each region and to provide citizens a more direct role in the allocation of state arts resources. The Central Indiana Community Foundation (CICF), Indiana Arts Commission and the National Endowment for the Arts underwrite the Initiative. ...
• To accelerate the success of this unique state-local partnership, CICF has engaged the assistance of the Community Foundation of Boone County as well as seven other community foundations in Central Indiana. ...
• The grant program supports a wide variety of arts and cultural activities sponsored by schools, libraries, parks, festivals, social service providers and arts and heritage organizations. At the arts grant workshop, CICF staff will distribute proposal materials, offer suggestions for completing proposals and answer questions about the application and proposal process. ...
• The Indiana General Assembly and Governor Frank O'Bannon appropriate funding for the Indiana Arts Commission's grants and operations. You are encouraged to contact your elected officials with your opinions regarding their past and future funding for the arts. ...
• For more information about the arts grant workshops or the Regional Partnership Initiative, call the Central Indiana Community Foundation at (317) 631-6542 ext. 278 or e-mail arts@cicf. ...
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• Introducing the ARTS CARD.
• The offices of Arts United are located in the historic Canal House.
• Incorporated in 1955, Arts United is the third oldest united arts fund in the United States and the second largest arts council in the state of Indiana. As the umbrella organization for non-profit arts groups in northeast Indiana, Arts United provides leadership to the local arts community and is the largest single source of financial support for the arts in the region. Arts United is the entity that brings the arts community together to address key issues and questions. Through Arts United, the many arts groups in the region can plot a common direction and speak with a common voice.
• The most important aspect of our operation, though, is the raising and distribution of funds to dozens of member arts groups in the region. Last year, Arts United allocated $882,000 to its ten funded member groups. ... Finally, we distributed over $170,000 in state funds throughout a ten-county area as part of the Indiana Arts Commission’s Regional Partnership Initiative. Altogether, Arts United disbursed upwards of $1. ...
• More than a funding source, Arts United also provides crucial services that help non-profit arts groups meet their own goals. ... In addition, Arts United directs effective programs that bring the arts to school kids and at-risk teens.
• To provide support to arts organizations and to unite and coordinate arts efforts in northeast Indiana. ...
• Created and maintained by Arts United of Greater Fort Wayne, Inc. ...

• IU Kokomo Gallery featured artist to open state arts conference .
• Alisa Fox, whose digital artwork is currently on exhibit at the IU Kokomo Art Gallery, will present the opening session of the third annual Indiana Community Arts Conference. Sponsored by the Arts Alliance Indiana (AAI) and Indiana Advocates for the Arts, conference events will be held on Thursday, October 10, from 10:30 a. ... at Arts Place, Inc. ...
• She also created the award pieces for the Third Annual Indiana Community Arts Leadership Awards, which will be presented during the conference. ...
• The two–day conference offers 12 hands-on workshop sessions with 20 speakers who will help participants explore the many ways that new technologies benefit artists and arts providers. ... A silent auction to benefit the AAI Professional Development Program for artists and arts providers will be held both days. It features artwork donated by more than 40 Indiana artists. ...
• Stuart Green, IU Kokomo’s Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, is vice president of Arts Alliance Indiana. The event is presented in part with a grant from the Indiana Arts Commission, a state agency, with funds from the National Endowment for the Arts. ...
• Arts Alliance Indiana.

• Northern Indiana.
• Central Indiana.
• Southern Indiana .
• Indiana is home to over six million people. ... Stereotypically, Indiana is characterized as a homogenous, bland slice of rural America, yet our research on traditional arts and our contact with traditional artists in Indiana suggest otherwise.
• Indiana is culturally varied, rich, and vibrant. While historically the state's ethnic diversity has been concentrated in its largest urban areas (the Calumet Region, South Bend, Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, the outskirts of Louisville, Evansville, Terre Haute, and Lafayette), an increasing Latino migration is fast changing and affecting all of Indiana. ...
• George's Serbian Orthodox church in Schererville, Indiana, painted by Milan Milinkovic, a master iconographer. ...
• What matters to Hoosiers? "Indiana -- where basketball is a religion, and pie is one of the four food groups!" quips Dorothy Ilgen (director of the Indiana Arts Commission). ... Within the political boundaries that arbitrarily define Indiana, we have heard the sonorous sounds of Lady Sax from the heart of Gary and marveled at the meticulous weaving of a chair caner from Tell City along the bluffs of the Ohio River. ...
• Inhabitants of northern, southern, and central Indiana have cultivated distinct artistic traditions, heavily influenced by geography, occupation, and settlement patterns. As a partner of the Indiana Arts Commission, TAI has surveyed Indiana's diverse regions according to the twelve administrative regions that organize and promote local artistic activities. If you browse this map, you will find a sampling of the broader region's traditional arts and follow TAI's activities in local communities. ...
• Traditional Arts Indiana.
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• Indiana Arts Commission.
• The Indiana Arts Commission (IAC), an agency of state government, is a public catalyst, partner, and investor in the arts, and serves the citizens of Indiana by funding, encouraging, promoting and expanding the arts.
• The Indiana Arts Commission has four major goals:.
• Increase public awareness of the arts and the role of the IAC .
• Support arts education statewide .
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• Susan Zurbuchen serves as the Director of Arts Administration for the Jordan College of Fine Arts. ... Zurbuchen teaches courses in arts management, music business, fundraising and audience development. ... Susan Zurbuchen has worked as an arts administrator and nonprofit board consultant for over twenty years. Her professional associations include membership in TCG, the Indiana Advocates for the Arts and the Indiana Arts Alliance. ... She has served as a grant review panelist for the Indiana Arts Commission, the Arts Council of Indianapolis and the Central Indiana Community Foundation.
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• Loan from city buys time for arts council, theater.
• The $100,000 low-interest loan granted to the Bloomington Area Arts Council earlier this week will barely make a dent in the $1. ...
• But the loan has bought the arts council something it had just about run out of — time. ...
• When the Bloomington City Council approved the loan Wednesday, it also deferred for six months the interest and the monthly payments of $1,700 to give the arts council even more time to get back on track. ...
• The loan and a plan for its use were based on recommendations from a study commission formed by Bloomington Mayor John Fernandez. The commission was formed after the arts council revealed its financial plight resulting from its restoration of the downtown Indiana Theatre. ...
• Since its call for help late this summer, the arts council has new leadership — one of numerous recommendations made by the study commission. Now, with the loan and the new-found time, two important steps must follow, said Tom Guevara, city controller and a member of the study commission. ...
• First, the arts council must establish a plan for ongoing funding and operations, he said. ...
• By the time the arts council asked for help, it had amassed about $1. ...
• Monthly expenses for the arts council include about $5,500 for the mortgage payment and operation costs for the Buskirk-Chumley, and about $2,300 a month for the Holland Dairy building. Guevara estimated that to operate at a bare minimum, the arts council needs about $25,000 to $30,000 a month. ...
• Income includes grants from the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute and the Indiana Arts Commission, revenue from class enrollments, monthly lease payments by WFHB, some revenue from performances and the sale of tax credits. ...
• As of this week, the arts council is more than $40,000 behind on payments and subsequent late fees to Monroe County Bank for the Buskirk-Chumley loans. ...
• Guevara said the arts council also is behind on utility and telephone bills and owes money to local vendors for art supplies, printing and other goods and services. ...
• Of the $100,000 the arts commission received from the city, $40,000 will cover the payments in arrears with Monroe County Bank. ...

• Welcome to the Performing Arts, Culture, & Entertainment of Elkhart County website. PACE members are a diverse group of not-for-profit and municipal organizations dedicated to the fine arts and cultural entertainment in Elkhart, Indiana. ...
• We hope visitors to our site will find a useful resource on the happenings and events through-out the year that make up our many local arts organizations. ... PACE members are committed to helping develop an appreciation of arts, music, theater, dance, cultural events and history for all of the citizens of Elkhart County.
• Joseph County through the Indiana Arts Commission, a state agency, with funds from the Indiana General Assembly and the National Endowment for the Arts.

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• Traditional Arts Indiana to present Hoosier music and masters at State Fair IU partners with Indiana Arts Commission to preserve state's heritage.
• EDITORS: Background on the winners of the Indiana State Fair Masters Awards and musical performers at Traditional Arts Indiana Day at the Indiana State Fair is available at http://newsinfo. ...
• -- Traditional Arts Indiana, a partnership between Indiana University's Department of Folklore and Ethnomusicology and the Indiana Arts Commission, is sponsoring a fiddle contest Saturday (Aug. ... at the Indiana State Fair and will present more music by Hoosiers and recognize the talents and knowledge of other artisans at the fair on Aug 14.
• For the first time, TAI is sponsoring the Traditional Arts Indiana State Fair Fiddle Contest. Held on the WFMS Free Stage, the contest will be a friendly competition among some of Indiana's finest fiddlers. Fiddle contests have a long history in the United States dating back to the early 1700s, and there are no questions about Indiana's longstanding dedication to the fiddle.
• For the third straight year, TAI and the Indiana State Fair will honor Indiana State Fair Masters. ... 14 in the Home and Family Arts Building. ...
• The Indiana State Fair Masters Award honors artisans for their uncommon skills, knowledge and generosity to the communities and fairs in which they live and participate.
• Traditional Arts Indiana also will present a bluegrass music performance by participants in one of Indiana's first master-apprentice programs and by two of the state's more accomplished traditional music ensembles, Freduemacher German polka band and Off n Runnin bluegrass band. ...
• TAI and the Indiana State Fair seek to shine the spotlight on family and tradition. ...
• Artistic, occupational and cultural traditions of Indiana vary greatly, and the Indiana State Fair is the perfect place to take them all in. "The Indiana State Fair is perhaps the only place where the diversity of Hoosier occupations, skills, arts, crafts and celebrations can be a shared experience for people from around the state and across the country," said Dorothy L. Ilgen, executive director of the Indiana Arts Commission. "Through Traditional Arts Indiana, the Indiana Arts Commission is proud to honor the 2003 Indiana State Fair Masters and the cultural heritage they represent and preserve. ...

• The Bloomington, Indiana, Percent for the Arts program invites entries in a national, open, one-stage competition to design public bus shelters on a gateway thoroughfare into the city. ... com, or the Bloomington Community Art Commission, Public Works Department, City Hall, 410 N. Morton Street, Bloomington, Indiana, 47404. ...
• Sponsors: Bloomington Community Art Commission, Percent for the Arts Program, in conjunction with Bloomington Transit .
• Competition Goal: The Bloomington Community Art Commission's Percent for the Arts Program seeks proposals for three new bus shelters to be installed along a thoroughfare that will be improved and widened as part of a major transportation project in 2002. Third Street, the principal entry to Bloomington from the west, will be redesigned to serve as a gateway corridor to South Central Indiana's cultural capital. ... For a brochure describing the project and submission procedures, contact the Bloomington Community Art Commission, Public Works Department, City Hall, 410 N. Morton Street, Bloomington, Indiana, 47404, or contact BloomingtonArt@aol. ...

• INDIANAPOLIS-Basketball legend Larry Bird, who this month was named president of basketball operations for the Indiana Pacers, has come back to Indianapolis in another form - a 57 by 48-inch oil painting in the National Art Museum of Sport at the University Place Conference Center and Hotel.
• It serves companies in Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky. Bird began his basketball career in two Indiana cities served by Cinergy - French Lick, where he played high school basketball, and Terre Haute, where he lead the Indiana State University Sycamores to the NCAA final title game before moving on to the NBA.
• Daniel, who spent his childhood in Terre Haute where he participated in sports, as well as displayed an interest in art, was chosen for the commission after a national call for proposals by the National Art Museum of Sport.
• The Indianapolis area artist also was recently commissioned to paint the portrait of retired Indiana University interim president and IUPUI former chancellor, Gerald L. ...
• Among Daniels’ other commissioned works are portraits of Richard Landini, eighth president of Indiana State University and Eugene Habecker, former president of Huntington College. Daniel has also done commissioned work displayed at Riley Hospital and Indiana University Medical Center. ...
• The Museum receives support from the Arts Council of Indianapolis, the City of Indianapolis and the Indiana Arts Commission.
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• Elsewhere on the Net: Indiana Arts Council Survey Focuses on Services to Artists; Dog to be Leashed in New Statue for NYC Park.
• Source: Arts Wire CURRENT at Arts Wire.
• INDIANA ARTS COUNCIL SURVEY FOCUSES ON SERVICES TO ARTISTS.
• A report of an Indiana Arts Commission (IAC) survey which was distributed to more than 7,800 artists in the state concludes that "Individual artists are important, but often undervalued, members of Indiana communities, They can be a tremendous asset to towns, cities and regions in areas such as cultural, economic and educational development, and greater deserve attention and support from the Indiana Arts Commission. ...
• , a consulting firm assisting the IAC, presents the major findings of a nine-month study of the needs of Indiana artists. ... The findings of the study will be used to develop new programs and services to promote the professional development of artists who live and work in Indiana.
• The two basic questions asked in the survey were: "What are the needs of Indiana artists?" and, how could the IAC, its Regional Partner Organizations and other partners work together to meet these needs?.
• Future programs should, according to the committee, position the IAC as a statewide leader in promoting Indiana artists as community cultural assets; offer tangible benefits to artists; address the needs of artists in different disciplines; and connect resources and programs to one another.
• For more information, or to receive a copy of the report, address your request to: Artists Survey Report, Indiana Arts Commission, Rm W072, 402 W. ...
• I don't remember who the dog is, all I know is its famous, its really beautiful, and it DOES NOT have a leash anywhere--the dog stands guard on top of a rock," dog painter Irene Dogmatic, whose portraits have included Glenn Close's Wheaton terrier, Petey and Donna Tartt's pug, Pongo, told Arts Wire.
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• Arts Wire CURRENT is a project of Arts Wire, a national computer-based network serving the arts community. Arts Wire CURRENT features news updates on social, economic, philosophical, and political issues affecting the arts and culture. ...
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• Directory for the visual and performing arts and humanities in Indiana, focusing on dance, writing, theatre, music and the visual arts.
• Indiana Arts Commission (IAC)  - http://www. ... us/arts/ .
• Serves the citizens of Indiana by funding, encouraging, promoting and expanding all the arts.
• Indiana Humanities Council  - http://www. ...
• Young Audiences of Indiana  - http://www. ...
• Part of a national network of Young Audiences' chapters promoting participation in the arts by providing children with direct experiences with the highest-quality professional artists.

• Art Museum of Greater Lafayette, ArtSmart: Indiana & ArtSmart: America >> education .
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• ArtSmart: Indiana & ArtSmart: America.
• These two exciting educational programs were originally designed to complement 4th and 5th grade history requirements in Indiana. ...
• ART SMART: INDIANA was created in conjunction with Bank One, Indiana Arts Commission, Psi Iota Xi, and Target Stores. ...

• Indiana Theatre Association in collaboration with The Algonquin Project.
• Indiana Theatre Works Professional Auditions Publications Clearinghouse Let us know who you are - fill out our Survey ITAP Office 227 1035 Sanders Street Indianapolis, IN  46203 (317) 634-4670 itap@intheatre. ...
• This Activity is made possible in part by the Indiana Arts Commission, a state agency,with funds from the Indiana General Assembly and the National Endowment for the Arts.
• Sunday, February 29, 2004 The Wheeler Arts Community Theatre 1035 Sanders Street Indianapolis, IN.
• Join us for these readings at the ITAP home: The Wheeler Community Arts Center 1035 Sanders Street (in the Indianapolis Fountain Square District) Parking is free in Police Station lot across from Bud's Grocery Store. ...
• sponsored by (ITAP) Indiana Theatre Association/The Algonquin Project.

• VSA arts Affiliates.
• VSA arts of Indiana.
• Harrison Centre for the Arts.
• Indianapolis, Indiana 46202.
• VSA arts of Indiana educates through quality arts experiences, advocates for children with disabilities, and provides access to the arts for all people. VSA arts of Indiana’s state office is located in Indianapolis. Other areas of Indiana are locally served through VSA arts of Indiana’s eight district offices.
• IN Department of Education, Division of Exceptional Learners; National Endowment for the Arts; IN Arts Commission; Arts Council of Indianapolis; SBC/Ameritech; Central IN Community Foundation; Christel DeHaan Family Foundation; Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust; Penrod Society; Indianapolis Public Schools.
• VSA arts of Indiana will place artist-educators in schools, where they will administer and teach inclusive, accessible, arts-related learning experiences for students with and without disabilities. The artist residencies will increase and enrich approximately 1,000 students with disabilities’ arts experiences throughout Indiana.
• VSA arts of Indiana will present and administer approximately 15 weekly community art classes in its studios. These classes serve a need in central Indiana for completely accessible studio art classes for children in pre-school and adults with disabilities. VSA arts of Indiana is also presenting model arts programming for college students majoring in education, and several of the classes are collaborations with area social service agencies.
• VSA arts of Indiana will provide associated services necessary to ensuring that accessible and adaptive arts services develop sustainably in the commuunity. ...
• VSA arts of Indiana will provide weekly clay and visual arts classes for patients and their families in the Oncology Unit at Riley Children's Hospital in Indianapolis. This arts enrichment program will provide a needed creative and recreational outlet for young patients and families experiencing life threatening situations in a medical environment, and will provide a creative and non-medical activity for patients and their families to enjoy together.

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• 199 Indiana artists submitted applications for FY2005 grants! Grant proposal reviewing sessions are held at the IAC; the public is welcome to attend. ...
• The IAC has received a $15,000 NEA grant for a statewide arts career forum for people with disabilities. ...
• The IAC's email gazette highlights arts-related exhibitions, events, and opportunities from Indiana and beyond. ...
• The Arts Trust license plate is available at any branch office or self-service kiosk of the BMV or purchased or renewed by mail or on-line. ...

• The Indiana Grantmakers Alliance is a membership organization dedicated to advancing philanthropy throughout Indiana.
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• Indiana Arts Commission Grant Application materials available for organizations in Central Indiana .
• Organizations interested in applying for arts funding can download Grant Guidelines, the Notice of Intent, and Application Forms at www. ...
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• Links to Art Museums, Non-Profit Art Organizations and Art Centers in Indiana. ...
• Besides visual arts, many Art Centers also provide facilities for music, performance art and other arts, as well as art education.
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• John Waldron Arts Center (Bloomington).
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• Indiana State Library No description Clifty Creek Gallery Featuring Thomas Kinkade Clifty Creek Gallery is a Thomas Kinkade Showcase Dealer located in Historic Madison, Indiana. ... Wright Image Design Gateway to arts, food and entertainment as well as custom web site design in Indiana Red Beans & Rice Red Beans And Rice is an eclectic, cross-cultural, progressive rhythm & blues band based out of Indianapolis Indiana. ... The Pink Invaders - Rocky Horror in NW IN The Pink Invaders Rocky Horror Picture Show Cast - Merrillville, IN Solution:Design print and original fine art gallery/Indiana artists On-line fine art gallery featuring Indiana artists and art types including Indiana wildlife, portraits, florals, landscapes, modern, sclupture, oils, watercolor, barns, farms, seascapes, prints, originals and more But is it Art? Indiana accounts Listing various art dealers and galleries in Indiana. ... AICA Indiana listings AICA members create monuments that tell a Story In Stone. ... Indiana Arts Commission Online The IAC serves the citizens of Indiana by funding, encouraging, promoting and expanding all the arts. Indiana Humanities Council Indiana Humanities Council - humanities grants, events, and resources, including essays on history and culture. ... Indiana Glass Studios Art Glass World is the largest Internet stained glass resource in the world. Department of History of Art, Indiana University No description Art History Association - Front Page No description Young Audiences of Indiana Part of a national network of 33 Young Audiences' chapters promoting participation in the arts by providing children with direct experiences with the highest-quality professional artists. ... Indiana Historic Architecture Home Page Spotlights historic architecture and neighborhoods in Indiana. ... Circle City Secrets Improvised soap opera performed every Wednesday in Indianapolis, Indiana. ...

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