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Funds available for equity and resilience artwork

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The Ink People Center for the Arts, Del Norte Associatio­n for Cultural Awareness and Trinity County Arts Council are presenting Funds for Artists’ Resilience, a new initiative made possible by a grant from the COVID-19 Regional Response Fund of the Humboldt Area Foundation and Wild Rivers Community Foundation.

Funds for Artists’ Resilience is providing artist selection and project management services for a novel project that will fund the creation of public artworks in Humboldt, Del Norte and Trinity counties on themes of equity and resilience.

Proposed artworks and events must be accessible to the public, provide opportunit­ies for engagement with members of the community and/or be a bridge for uniting diverse population­s. Possible approaches include poetry, music, performanc­e, painting, audiovisua­l production and community engagement/social praxis. All media are eligible.

Awards will be made in two categories:

· Category 1: (Individual) This category is for solo applicants. Maximum funds available per project: $1,000.

· Category 2: (Collaborat­ion) This category is for teams. Proposals in this category should provide an opportunit­y for community members’ direct involvemen­t and collaborat­ion as part of the creative process. Maximum funding amount: $5,000.

The submission deadline is 11:59 p.m. Oct. 16. Prospectiv­e applicants should register at http://www.inkpeople.org/far and review the complete Request for Proposals posted there. For more informatio­n, visit http://www.inkpeople.org/far or call 707-442-8413.

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