Resources

http://www.joyce.org/soho_overview.html

At Joyce SoHo, a three-story former firehouse in New York's SoHo district, you'll discover an intimate venue of just 74 seats—one that brings you exceptionally close to every performance. Joyce SoHo's three beautiful studios are exclusively available to independent choreographers and non-profit dance companies for rehearsals and performances at highly subsidized rates. This venue offers a truly unique opportunity for artists to develop their work and for audiences to experience emerging artists.

http://www.location1.org/

Location One is a not-for-profit organization devoted to the convergence of visual, performing and digital arts in a time of rapidly changing technology. Our goals are new work, new forms of expression, new capabilities in our artists and new awareness in all those we reach.

http://www.lmcc.net

If it's art in Downtown, it's probably us...or one of hundreds of artists and organizations we fund, promote and present. From Wall Street to Mulberry, from the Battery to the Bowery, from the East River to the Hudson, the Council enlivens the arts downtown. Workspace places artists in studios just blocks from Wall Street, changing what it means to “work” in the Financial District.

http://www.mfta.org/

Since 1978, Materials for the Arts has provided thousands of New York City's arts and cultural organizations, public schools and community arts programs with the supplies they need to run and expand their programs. Materials are gathered from companies and individuals that no longer need them and redistributed to the artists and educators that do. In the process, hundreds of tons are removed from the waste stream every year and kept out of landfills, helping to sustain our environment and promote reuse and waste reduction.

http://movetheframe.wordpress.com/

This blog is dedicated to supporting and promoting videodance, a hybrid of dance and media arts, also known as dance film, cinedance, screendance, and kinodance. I started Move the Frame in 2004 as a television show for cable access in New York City where I showcased short videodances from around the world and featured interviews with different directors and choreographers.

http://www.movementresearch.org

movement research is one of the world's leading laboratories for the investigation of dance and movement-based forms. Valuing the individual artist and their creative process and vital role within society, Movement Research is dedicated to the creation and implementation of free and low-cost programs that nurture and instigate discourse and experimentation. Movement Research strives to reflect the cultural, political and economic diversity of its moving community, including artists and audiences alike.

http://mttremperarts.wordpress.com

Nestled in the Catskill Mountains and founded by photographer Mathew Pokoik and choreographer Aynsley Vandenbroucke, Mount Tremper Arts is a center for contemporary performance and visual art.

Artist-run, MTA is dedicated to providing a rich and nurturing, yet challenging, environment for its artists and audiences. It serves this mission by hosting events that give time and space for in-depth work and dialogue. These events include a summer festival, performances, exhibitions, lectures, classes, workshops, residencies, and informal gatherings.

http://www.artstrategies.org/

NAS has been working with leaders in arts and culture for over twenty-five years. We've seen that a dynamic, sustainable arts community comes from the vision and effort of skilled professionals. In our organizational leadership programs arts leaders explore the toughest challenges facing organizations today, and learn from some of the leading business school faculty in the United States. The experience is always interactive and engaging, respectful but demanding.

http://www.ndg.org

In 1932, in the midst of economic and political upheaval following the Great Depression, a group of visionary dancers and choreographers dedicated to social action through dance and the arts formed New Dance Group. Their mission was to foster the performing arts and provide a safe environment for artists to explore, develop, and perform.

http://www.nefa.org

NEFA has been a significant cultural force since 1975, when it was created as one of six regional arts agencies nationwide, funded primarily through the National Endowment for the Arts and New England state arts agencies. Today's NEFA has evolved considerably from the original regional model, and now operates with an annual budget of $5 million to develop and manage arts initiatives on local, regional, national and international levels. Through extensive funding, advocacy, and networking efforts, NEFA promotes the creation and distribution of the full range of artistic expression.