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Find similar grantsCollaborative Arts Education Projects (CAEP) is sponsored by Utah Division of Arts & Museums. CAEP is a funding model that establishes partnerships and collaboration in a community. Funded projects will create arts learning activities while making connections that can continue long after the project ends.
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Arts Education Funding | Utah Division of Arts & Museums Arts Education Professional Development sponsorships The Utah Division of Arts & Museums offers sponsorships to promote our agency brand through events and conferences that align with our mission. In keeping with that goal, the Arts Education program is interested in supporting organizations who provide vital professional development experiences to arts educators in Utah.
To find out more about how your professional development event might qualify for sponsorship support, reach out to [email protected] to tell us about it. Collaborative Arts Education Projects (CAEP) CAEP is a funding model that establishes partnerships and collaboration in a community. Funded projects will create arts learning activities while making connections that make can continue long after the project ends.
CAEP projects will bring teaching artists, educators and arts/cultural organizations together with other community assets, such as social service agencies, parks and recreation, hospitals, senior centers, correctional facilities, community centers, libraries. etc. To discuss your project idea and how it can qualify to become a CAEP project, please print this blueprint proposal form and use it to outline your project idea.
Then contact [email protected] to schedule a conversation. Teacher Initiated Project (TIP) Grant TIP grants allow individual teachers to pursue their personal artistic growth through one-on-one study with a professional teaching artist of their choice in any discipline. The educator does not need to have any experience in the chosen art form.
TIPs are not intended for teachers to improve their instruction in the classroom. Grant payment is made directly to an artist for providing 16 hours of personal instruction to an educator. Find out more on our TIP page here.
Be sure to read the TIP Guidelines found here before applying. After reviewing the guidelines, teachers may apply here. Utah PTA Arts Education Grant The UA&M arts education program partners with the Utah PTA to award these annual grants for art-making programs in Utah schools.
Local PTAs may apply for up to $500 which must be matched dollar for dollar (1:1). Grants may fund existing PTA art programs. They may also be used for artists fees, musical scores, theater rights, theatrical props, scenery, instruments, project specific supplies, etc. They may not be used for field trips, student transportation, and admission tickets, etc. Applications are made directly to the Utah PTA.
Learn more about the grant requirements and how to apply. The Utah Division of Arts & Museums folk arts team is excited to announce the second year of its workshop series, Living Folk Arts for Kids and Adults. This FREE program allows interested learners in schools, arts and community organizations, and museums to actively learn and engage in a variety of folk arts found throughout Utah.
Participants can choose to schedule a wide range of traditional arts workshops at the Chase Home Museum in Salt Lake City, or request a workshop at the location of their choice. We are thrilled to offer these workshops and look forward to learning about and celebrating folk art with you! If your group is interested in requesting one of these free workshops, please check out the guidelines on our Chase Home Museum page .
There you will find a link to the application form. This page contains links to content from outside organizations. The views and opinions expressed in this content do not necessarily reflect the views of the Utah Division of Arts & Museums.
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Collaborative Arts Education Projects (CAEP) is funded by Utah Division of Arts & Museums. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Utah. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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