Massachusetts Artists Leaders Coalition
Artists leaders and artist-run groups addressing policy issues that affect artists in Massachusetts
The City of Boston today announced three separate calls for artists to provide public art pieces to enhance the new municipal office facility under construction in Dudley Square, at the site of the old Ferdinand building. The first round of responses is due on August 4, 2013. All three pieces are expected to be in …
TWO SPECIAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE BOSTON ARTS & CREATIVE ECONOMY COMMUNITY CONCERNING THE BOSTON MAYOR’S RACE NOTE: MALC & ArtistsUndertheDome.org do not endorse candidates for office but will be alerting the community to forums hosted by mayoral candidates that are not fundraisers in any way (ie the event can not be collecting ANY donations or …
[highlighter color=”green”]YOUR CALLS and EMAIL made a HUGE difference![/highlighter]
The Senate debated its budget and approved their budget on the evening of May 23rd, 2103. We have great news forthe Arts Community on the two Senate amendments we were all following!
[highlighter color=”green”]Please thank your Senator for their support![/highlighter]
Amendment #47 to the Senate Budget – Senator Wolf’s budget amendment for the Massachusetts Cultural Council passed and Amendment #233: ELIGIBILITY FOR COOPERATIVE HOUSING CORPORATIONS- Filed by Senator Bruce Tarr, the Senate Minority Leader was rejected!
To find out more and who to thank see this link:
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Thank you again for taking the time to contact your State Senator!
Sincerely,
Kathleen Bitetti
Artist
Co-founder of ArtistsUndertheDome.org and MALC
“While I would never begrudge Ulysses its well deserved day in the sun, the “Bloomsday” tradition has overshadowed another equally influential and, in many ways, strikingly similar epic of early 20th century Modernist literature.” – John Weeks, Grub Street Daily Should not Virginia Woolf’s “Mrs Dalloway” be celebrated equally alongside Joyce’s “Bloomsday” this month? “Woolf faced …