Multiple tools will be used to promote project activities, such as broadcast and print programs and advertising. Budget is appropriate for proposed activities. Organization is able to complete and manage the project. Continued growth and development of projects previously funded by this program. Projects that have been funded by another program area of the Ohio Arts Council.
Hospitality expenses, such as food and beverages.
Arts activities that have already occurred. Projects that primarily present political, denominational, religious or sectarian ideas, or projects that enhance the property of religious institutions. Applications from organizations that have not submitted required final reports for other OAC-funded projects. The OAC has created a Southern Ohio field office to help facilitate community planning of arts and crafts programs in Ohio's Appalachian region. Donna Sue Groves, a native Appalachian and energetic arts advocate who has been working in the region for five years, has been named Southern Ohio field coordinator for the OAC Appalachian Arts Program.