A technical and financial assistance program designed to mitigate the adverse impact of nonprofit displacement in Oakland through a pilot program comprised of training, technical assistance, and financial assistance to build the capacity of the nonprofit arts and culture sector to be “real estate ready.”
A wildly imaginative and ambitious two-mile LED light project on San Francisco’s Market Street championed by Illuminate, the organization that brought the Bay Lights to San Francisco.
For the production of at least four videos that build audience awareness of small and mid-sized Bay Area arts organizations.
National Performance Network’s 32nd Annual Meeting will provide professional development opportunities, networking and performance opportunities to Bay Area artists.
To support the organization’s Bay Area focused activities.
A think tank that brings together a diverse group of stakeholders from the arts, civic impact, and financial sectors.
$2,775,000 over three years for the SFFILM Rainin Filmmaking program to support narrative films that highlight important issues facing our society. This program includes screenwriting, development and post-production grants, as well as a six-month residency at FilmHouse, where recipients benefit from SFFILM’s comprehensive and dynamic artist development programs.
An in-depth, intensive training for public art professionals and artists.
For a 9-month project to activate and enliven the “Block by Block” installation and its adjoining public space on San Francisco’s Market Street.
Invests early in diverse emerging filmmaker teams to serve as a catalyst for the filmmakers’ future films and long-term career development.
