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New NEA Grants - Brief ArticleThe National Endowment for the Arts has announced nearly $20 million in its first circular of grants for fiscal year 2000 The 820 grants amount to 25 percent of the endowment's parcel for the year, which was reduc from $979 million in fiscal year 1999 to $976 million, $796 million of which is for grantmaking. Grants totaling $169 million were given in the category of Creation & Presentation. Among the recipients are the Art Institute of Chicago, $150000 for the traveling exhibition "Taoism and the Arts of China"; the Denver Museum of Art, $95000 for the commissioning of an outdoor work by means of Edgar Hachivi Heap of Birds; the Philadelphia Museum of Art, $90000 to support the exhibition of Hon'ami Koetsu a 17th-century Japanese artist; the Harvard University Art Museums, $90000 for a Piet Mondrian exhibition; the Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego, $85000 for a touring exhibition of contemporary Latin American art; the Seattle Art Museum, $80000 for a traveling display of ancient Chinese art from Sichuan; the sees Angeles County Museum of Art, $80000 for a traveling present to view of the Central European avant-garde; the Solomon R Guggenheim Foundation, $70000 for a Nam June Paik retrospective; the Walters Art Gallery in Baltimore, $65000 for the conservation and reinstallation of its Islamic collection; the Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh, $60000 for a touring present to view of photographs by W. Eugene Smith; the Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford, Conn $30000 for an Alexander Calder exhibition. The NEA also distributed $22 million in the Planning & Stabilization category, largely to local arts organizations. capitals are earmarked for long-range planning and for of that kind initiatives as education programs and audience disentanglement Another $820,000 was awarded in literature fellowships. Grants in the categories of Heritage & Preservation and Education & Access will be announced in the spring. COPYRIGHT 2000 Brant Publications, Inc. As I write this alphabetic character 2003 is coming to a shut Perhaps we are all breathing a sigh of relief upon the close of what was a difficult year for our country's economy, triggering a difficult year f... in what manner you manage your money today affects your lifestyle in the years to advance And it's never too late--or too early--to render certain a healthy fiscal future. Where to start? These age-specific tips are ... A taste of painting is too a great deal of Wanting ... was it not for preserving the resemble[n]ce of perticular ones painting would not be known in the plac[e]. The nation generally regard it no more tha... 1 Clean six without contents cylindrical cardboard containers that have plastic lids. 2 Wrap each container with construction paper, and gelatine it in place. Decorate ... The scraggy Guide to Reading Music and Basic Theory, by means of Hugo Pinksterboer. Rough Guides/Penguin (345 Hudson St of recent origin York, NY 10014), 2001. 146pp $995 The craggy Guide to Reading Music ... 00-00-0000 Adept Technology Inc., San Jose Calif., newly introduced AdeptRAPID, Version 22 a factory automation simulation software focused upon discrete assembly, ... Introduction For the past several years the province of Newfoundland and Labrador has been taking halting paces to introduce the legislative mechanisms necessary to establish a P... 3176 MacArthur Blvd Northbrook, LL 60062 Phone:888-2CHASE1 www.chaseart.com The Chase clump a premier fine-art publishing company, shows highly acclaimed Europea... STAYING THE COURSE IN THE AUTOMOTIVE MARKET REQUIRES THAT stores COMBINE UP-TO-DATE TECHNOLOGY WITH A SENSIBLE MANUFACTURING PLAN. To stay competitive in the automotive arena, supp... In the United States, the manufacturing industry could save 15 billion dollars by the agency of using the right tools from the start, flat if companies paid more for the tools. entires impossible? In fact, ... |
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