Mark your calendars! The City of Houston's funded arts grants for 2025 launch on March 24th, at 9 AM CST with the first round of Let Creativity Happen and City's Initiative accepting applications. The Let Creativity Happen Grant offers up to $2,500 for projects that amplify artistic creativity and vision in Houston. City's Initiative provides funding for strategic and creative opportunities to engage visitors and residents while building upon Houston’s cultural identity and tourism. Proposed projects should not be a part of the applicant’s regular programming or annual schedule of activities or events. Typical awards are up to $10,000. These grant programs are open to individual artists, 501(c)3 organizations, and fiscally sponsored projects. Funding for these grant opportunities is provided through the City of Houston. Visit our website to learn more: https://lnkd.in/g8yjaBKg
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Houston Arts Alliance (HAA) is the city’s designated, local arts and culture agency. We invest in Houston as a place to visit, live, work, honor, and create. We do this by: - providing grants to arts, culture, and community organizations and individual artists; - commissioning, conserving and promoting public art and enlivening public spaces; highlighting and celebrating the region’s rich folklife and diverse cultural traditions through programming and documentation; - helping arts and culture organizations develop business acumen; - engaging neighborhoods and civic partners to advance equity in and access to arts and culture; - furthering the arts and culture field through research and convenings; - funding, in part, cultural tourism initiatives; and - endeavoring to expand the overall creative economy. Ultimately, HAA works to improve the quality of life for Houstonians and visitors alike, while promoting Houston as a premier arts and culture destination. HAA is a nonprofit, public-private initiative whose primary partner is the City of Houston. Approximately 55% of HAA’s budget comes from Hotel Occupancy Tax and 30% from the City of Houston’s Percent for Art Program, which supports commissions of new civic art projects as well as conservation of existing artworks. The remaining 15% of HAA’s budget comes from private fundraising (grants/contributions/other revenue) for programs and special projects. HAA is committed to raising funds for only those projects and initiatives that the Arts Alliance is uniquely positioned to provide the community.
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https://houstonartsalliance.com
Houston Arts Alliance的外部链接
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- 民间和社会团体
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- 11-50 人
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- Houston，TX
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- 非营利机构
- 创立
- 2006
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5280 Caroline St, Ste 100
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Houston Arts Alliance joins the city in mourning the passing of Congressman Sylvester Turner. Throughout his decades of public service—as a state representative, mayor, and community leader—he was a steadfast advocate for Houston and played a meaningful role in supporting the city’s arts and cultural sector. We extend our deepest condolences to his family, friends, and all who were impacted by his dedication to our city. His legacy of service and commitment to Houston will not be forgotten.
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?? Calling all Harris County artists! On behalf of Harris Health, Davis Cohen Art, Consulting & Appraisal (DCA) invite visual artists and graphic designers to submit their qualifications for various art opportunities within the Lyndon B. Johnson (LBJ) Hospital Campus. The goal is to enhance the healing atmosphere by using artwork to connect with patients, families, and caregivers—bringing warmth, community, and comfort to the healthcare setting. ? Application Deadline: May 15, 2025 (rolling acceptance) ?? Eligibility: Harris County Residents (18+) ?? Budget: Various Opportunities ?? https://lnkd.in/g5fE_qrP DCA is also hosting educational sessions to provide information to all Harris County artists about the Lyndon B. Johnson Hospital Campus Expansion – Opportunities for Visual Artists & Graphic Designers. ?? Virtual (Zoom): March 12, 2025, 10am -11am ?? https://lnkd.in/gUjsKt2x ?? In-person: March 6, 2025, 5:30pm -7pm at Houston Museum of African American Culture, 4807 Caroline St, Houston, TX 77004 ?? https://lnkd.in/gzRhMJM5
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Happy to share that DG Fine Arts has received its second grant from Houston Arts Alliance for our inaugural College + Culture Fest! We are making strides and I can’t wait to show how we have been working to increase access to arts education across the city of Houston!
?? Congratulations, 2024-2025 grantees of the Support for Organizations, Festival, and Support for Artists and Creative Individuals City of Houston funded grant programs. We are proud of all our Houston artists and arts organizations. Your spirit of creativity fuels our city’s soul, brings communities together, aids in collective healing and uplifts the local economy. ?? If you did not receive a grant this year, please don’t be discouraged. We encourage you to continue applying and remember that you can request your application’s feedback by messaging our grants team at [email protected].
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Start Here: Know Your Bayous? NOW LIVE! Bayou Preservation Association’s Start Here: Know Your Bayous? campaign is now live on all interactive kiosks around Houston, thanks to the incredible support of?Houston Arts Alliance?and?IKE Smart City! Learn about your local bayous, discover?free events?with us, and find ways to get involved—all in one place. Stop by one today and begin your bayou journey! This Bayou Preservation Association is funded in part by the City of Houston through Houston Arts Alliance.
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As the cold winds continues to sweep through Houston, I am thrilled to share some wonderful news: I've been selected to receive this year’s Houston Arts Alliance grants from the City of Houston Mayor's Office, under the Let Creativity Happen and Artists and Creative Individuals categories. I am grateful for this opportunity and excited about the chance to contribute to our city's cultural scene with new public installations and exhibitions. Can't wait to bring more art into the heart of H-Town!
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Founder and Artist for Planetary Health ? Futurist ? Speaker ? CXC Changemakers for the Planet and 4.0 Tiny Fellow 2025
Houston, do want to engage with art, education, and sustainability? As one of the 13 grantees of the City of Houston Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs (MOCA)?and Houston Arts Alliance City's Initiative Round 3 Grantee for work furthering cultural tourism and resilience throughout the city of Houston, I'm launching a program. Art for Climate Resilience, it combines creative expression and food justice to empower Houston’s Third and Fifth Ward in addressing climate risks such as flooding, hurricanes, and food insecurity. This community arts-in-health program with a social participatory approach fusing art, education, and sustainability together is an endeavour I've been working towards for the past two years both in my professional, as a social impact founder of Virtual Oasis Tech, and through personal knowledge as I've up-skilled in arts-in-health, social impact, arts-in-medicine, climate knowledge, cooperative business, and public health. From Arts in Medicine Fellowship, National Organization for Arts in Health, Watson Institute, Urban Harvest, ClimArts, 4.0, Project Row Houses and ChangemakerXchange, I want to express gratitude to all the people and organizations who've informed this journey. Now, we get to work. I'm looking for strategic partners, investors/donors, volunteers, and contractors who'd like to support this art pilot program. Art for Climate Resilience is funded in part by the City of Houston through Houston Arts Alliance. There's a lot of impact to make and I want our community resilience to expand so that our communities truly thrive. Interested? ?? Email [email protected]. Know somebody within Houston who'd want to support? Tag them. Want to follow along? Follow RYN DEL PAPA LLC and Virtual Oasis Tech (and your's truly) for the updates. #ArtsinHealth #CommunityHealth #ClimateResilience #HoustonCommunity
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Missed last Friday’s episode of "The Houston Hour"? Our new CEO Taylor Jackson, sat down with Mister McKinney and Heidi Vaughan for an insightful interview! Listen to her recent discussion on her plans for HAA and learn how the Hotel and Occupancy Tax (HOT) ensures Houston is a destination for world class arts. You can catch up on past episodes in the archives at KPFT.org!
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?? Celebrate the 17th Indian Film Festival of Houston (IFFH) on February 21-22 2025 at the Asia Society Texas Center in the Museum District. The event will offer attendees a unique opportunity to learn about India’s multi-faceted culture and long history of filmmaking. ?? Date: February 21-22 ? Time: 4:30PM to 9:30PM ?? Location: Asia Society Texas Center ??? Tickets start at $20 Find out more: https://lnkd.in/g8SNy9gR ?? Houston reVision presents The ReUnion – Winter Jam Edition The public is invited to celebrate the art of breaking (commonly known as breakdancing) at this showcase and competition on Saturday, February 22, from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. More than just a dance competition, “ReUnion Breaking Event” features talented male and female dancers/athletes ages 7 to 17 who will represent Houston nationally under AAU’s structure for inclusivity and sportsmanship. ?? Date: February 22nd ? Time: 2PM to 8PM ?? Location: YMCA Connect Community/KIPP Connect Gym ??? Free Find out more: https://lnkd.in/gv59x7pj ?? Drop-In Experience | Design a Button Inspired by our current exhibition, Vincent Valdez: Just a Dream…, design a button to show your identity, or to honor a family member or friend. ?? Date: February 22nd ? Time: 1PM to 4PM ?? Location: Contemporary Arts Museum Houston (CAMH) ??? Free Find out more: https://lnkd.in/gHqSbY3M Explore our city’s creativity! Visit the Houston Cultural Events Calendar for more upcoming arts and culture events. Where Arts, Culture and You Connect. https://lnkd.in/gGn4UeCc #HoustonCulturalEventsCalendar #houcalendar #HAA #houstonartsalliance #cityofhouston