Federal grant · project grant (b)
City Lore Will Create Exhibitions and Programming Focused on Immigrant Communities Around the Topics of Women in the Blues, Cuban Music, J’ouvert Festival Traditions, and the Material Culture of House Ballroom in the New York Lgbtq+ Community. the Exhibitions Will Be Held in Several Locations in New York, Massachusetts, and Florida. Project Staff Will Consult With Cultural Ambassadors to Work With Artists and Communities and Curate Exhibitions. Staff Will Train Cultural Ambassadors on Ethnographic Methods to Document Cultural Expression and Assist Them in Establishing Relationships With Local Government Authorities. an Online Toolkit Will Be Developed, Which Will Provide Professional Information for Artists, Such as Work Samples for Grant Proposals and Event Production and Promotion.
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