Our outreach committee has a message for you

Following the strong success of our recent Mindfulness program for arts administrators, we are expanding the audience and launching an ongoing Creative Centering Mindfulness program for the region’s entire arts community. 

Peel Gallery, a new gallery and community space, is coming to Carrboro in December.

As part of the state’s spending plan for federal CARES Act funding, $9.4 million was designated to provide direct aid to arts councils and arts organizations in an effort to mitigate business disruptions caused by COVID-19. These funds will be distributed through the new North Carolina CARES for Arts Grant program, on a per-capita basis to all North Carolina counties with a population less than 1 million people.

Over the past few months, Artspace has begun a Community Conversation around equity in arts fundraising in the Triangle region. To continue this work, Artspace has partnered with Triangle ArtWorks to take the next steps to foster a community conversation towards achieving systemic change to increase equity in arts fundraising.

Gov. Cooper announced that $40 Million of the NC Cares Act allocation will be targeted for small businesses which have been unable to operate during the Covid-10 shutdowns. The NC Department of Commerce’s new Mortgage, Utility, and Rent Relief (MURR) Program will be available to qualifying businesses to help with some fixed costs. To qualify, your organization must meet certain eligibility criteria.

Raleigh-based Artspace is working to bring a new approach to fundraising for both their own organization and the Triangle arts community. Their community conversations help demystify fundraising and aim to direct organizations towards more equitable fundraising practices.

Triangle ArtWorks is proud to offer it's first traditional long-form professional development course "Craft Entrepreneurship" to artists and craftspeople this autumn. This 8-week course, starting…

We are very excited to welcome five new members who will help guide Triangle Artworks into the future:

We are expanding our Outreach Committee to include members from the public and want you to be a part of it!

Do you work in arts administration in the Triangle? Then we need your input!

The deadline to apply for a Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) forgivable loan through a bank or online financial institution was officially extended from June 30 to August 8, 2020.

As of July of this year, future high school students in NC must now complete at least one credit in an arts course to graduate. While many urban districts have had such a requirement, the bill allows all NC school districts to use state education funds to support these courses.

The North Carolina Arts Council, in partnership with North Carolina Central University’s Teaching Artist Certificate Program, will present Teaching Artist Tuesdays, an online workshop series kicking-off Tuesday, July 14.

Durham, NC: In response to Black Lives Matter, Triangle ArtWorks (TAW) launched an online Black artists and arts organization directory on Juneteenth (June 19th). The directory was created to make it easier for the Region to recognize, lift up, and – most importantly – fund and hire Black artists and Black-led arts organizations. 

Black lives matter. We mourn the deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, and countless others that have been murdered – both those we have seen and those that came before cell phone cameras were available to bring them to light. It is long past time for this country to take action to address systematic injustice and police brutality.

A big hug to everyone out there in the arts community. We see you, we are listening to your needs and wanted to give you an update on where we are with our work and programming. 

Triangle ArtWorks Executive Director Re-Elected to Americans for the Arts’ Advisory Council