Grant Seeker Workshops: Public Art
Information sessions for the Animating Infrastructure Grant program will be held September 24-October 26. The program is designed to encourage communities to engage artists in the planning, design and/or fabrication of public art in infrastructure projects and to encourage thinking beyond the ordinary as concepts for new buildings, roads, bridges, and other public spaces are developed.
Participants will learn about the application process, and will have time to brainstorm ideas for projects in their community. Sessions are led by Michele Bailey, senior program manager at the Vermont Arts Council. Anyone wanting to learn more about this grant program is encouraged to attend.
Schedule
All workshops run 1:30-3 p.m.
September 24 | Vermont Veterans Home, Crisp Multipurpose Room, 325 North Street, Bennington
September 25 | Hebard State Office Building, Conference Room, 100 Main Street, Newport
September 26 | Barrette Center for the Arts, 74-76 Gates Street, White River Junction
October 5 | Swanton Public Library, Kings Daughters’ Room, 1 First Street
October 9 | River Arts, 74 Pleasant Street, Morrisville
October 24 | Brattleboro Music Center, 72 Blanche Moyse Way
October 25 | Rutland Free Library, Fox Room, 10 Court Street
October 26 | ECHO, Leahy Center for Lake Champlain, 1 College Street, Burlington
Register Now
RSVP by sending your name, email address, phone number, and the session you plan to attend by email to Meredith Bell or by calling 802.828.3292.
Questions?
Send an email to Meredith Bell or call her at 802.828.3292.
Accessibility
All facilities are physically accessible for participants who use wheelchairs or other mobility aids, and those who prefer not to use stairs. We invite you to contact us with specific accommodations you need to facilitate your participation in the workshops. We will make every effort to honor your requests when they are made two weeks prior to the event.
Contact Michele Bailey, 504/ADA coordinator with any questions about access. She can be reached by sending an email to Michele Bailey or by calling 802.828.3294. Voice and relay calls welcome.