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TRANSLATE Selecteer een taal▼ INTRANET You are Here: Home › Arts and Culture Department Arts and Culture Department THE CITY OF SANTA FE ARTS AND CULTURE DEPARMENT ANNOUNCES A CALL FOR ARTISTS "BRICK X BRICK: Artworks Inspired by Earthen Architecture" Summer 2022 Deadline: December 24, 2021, 5 pm For More Info and to Apply Go HERE THE CITY OF SANTA FE ARTS AND CULTURE DEPARMENT ANNOUNCES NEW MAYORAL APPOINTMENTS TO THE ARTS COMMISSION Announcing the addition of Raashan Ahmad, Paul Hultin, Marcia Mikulak, Jennifer Villela and Anne Wrinkle For more info: GO HERE ANNOUNCING THE CITY OF SANTA FE ARTS AND CULTURE DEPARTMENT’S CULTURAL INVESTMENT FUNDING PROGRAM FISCAL YEAR 2021-22 (FY22) DIGITAL COLLABORATION IMPACT OPENS AUGUST 11, 2021/DUE SEPTEMBER 08, 2021 “Culture embodies the shared complex and diverse heritage of a community, including its tangible and intangible virtues…It is the quiet and restless imagination that becomes expression, from which emanates writing, song, performance, painting, sculpture, cuisine, dance, design and story. When recognized, coalesced and leveraged, culture is transformative. It ignites creativity, consciousness and capacity.” - Culture Connects Roadmap There’s a Light at the End of the Tunnel! While coronavirus has changed our way of life, we are now looking towards the future and recovery strategies. While still being cautious, gatherings, venues, and live events are beginning to find its way back! It is vital for us all to re-imagine a true “City Different” – a city that celebrates the role of culture in tourism and the wider economy. In that context, restoration of our “typical” approaches to arts and cultural administration has created opportunity for change. Now is the Time With increased fiscal resources, and the feedback given to us from FY21 Cycle the City of Santa Fe Arts and Culture Department has revised the Traditional Marketing Impact Category to ensure a more equitable process. Our refreshed approach takes both perspectives into consideration by offering cultural organizations three paths for funding support: 1) Traditional Marketing Impact Category A (TMI-A) honors the tradition of our grant making history by funding traditional regional marketing and advertising of programming. This program is designed for non-profit arts groups who do not wish to collaborate with organizations outside of their sphere, and also have a program budget over $500,000. Maximum of ten (10) organizations receiving $15,000 awards each. 2) Traditional Marketing Impact Category B (TMI-B) also honors the tradition of our grant making history by funding traditional regional marketing and advertising of programming. This program is designed for non-profit arts groups who do not wish to collaborate with organizations outside of their sphere, and also have a program budget under $500,000. Maximum of ten (10) organizations receiving $10,000 awards each. TMI Category A and B for 2021/2022 have been selected. Applications for next year are anticipated to begin in March of 2022. 3) Digital Collaborative Impact Grant (DCI), challenges organizations to collaborate and create new visions using digital programming or creating new ways of presentation via traditional media. Our view is that this will allow a more diverse range of groups the ability to create opportunities for themselves and a wider online community. Maximum of four (4) projects receiving $30,000 awards each. DCI TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE WORKSHOP VIDEO To apply: https://santafenm.gosmart.org/ MAYOR'S AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE IN THE ARTS 2021 This wonderful event took place (virtually) on Thursday, May 6th at 5:30 pm and honored our slate of amazing awardees! More info on the winners and the link to the event HERE To watch the YouTube video recording of the event HERE City of Santa Fe Launches “Los Maskareñas”, A Short Video Series for COVID Safety Featuring Carlos Medina “Los Maskareñas”, a PSA starring local entertainer Carlos Medina, is part of an effort by the City of Santa Fe to reach the Spanish speaking community with targeted messaging around COVID safe practices. A comedic four-part mini-series, “Los Maskareñas” depicts a day in the life of a Southside Santa Fe family as they navigate how to live safely in a COVID world. Premiere of "Yo Prometo" PSA Video "Yo Prometo" is Public Service Video featuring Carlos Medina, produced by Mountain Mover Media and the City of Santa Fe, Arts and Culture Department in response to COVID-19 based on the City’s “I Promise” campaign to encourage residents and visitors to use safety practices while out in the community or engaging with others. We wanted to remind everyone to use CSP (COVID Safe Practices) while engaging with others. There are simple things you can do to prevent the spread and help us keep our community safe! Wear face coverings Practice social distancing Wash/sanitize your hands regularly There are numerous people can thank who contributed to the development and production of this video, but we want to share a special thanks to Kaela and Carlos for their talent, enthusiasm and creativity on this project! You can view the videos on the website HERE or visit our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/SantaFeArtsCulture We also encourage you to sign up for the Promise at www.santafenm.gov/promise Also, if you aren’t already following us on social media, please do so to stay up to date on stories and features while you are social distancing. Our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/SantaFeArtsCulture/?ref=py_c Instagram: @santafeartsculture New Web Page Contribution Invitation TOURISM Santa Fe has launched its Santa Fe Virtual Experiences page to allow potential visitors and locals to experience The City Different from the comfort of their own homes! For consideration to be included on this page, please supply the following information, along with a hi-res logo for your business to: Jordan Guenther jguenther@santafenm.gov and Joy Rice jlrice@santafenm.gov Information Requested: Business Name: Name of Experience: Is this a live event (Y/N)? If so, date and time? Website URL (that contains information on your Virtual Experience): Description of Experience: Criteria: Business has created a landing page on their website which highlights various virtual experiences that can be enjoyed at home, any time. The page should include messaging about “virtual experience,” “online exhibition”, “live demonstration,” etc. Be sure to include any videos highlighting your business on this page. Business has converted an existing offering into a live experience that can be joined via Zoom, Facebook Live or other web-based conferencing platform. Virtual Tours created through Google VR, Art Steps or other 360-degree or 3D video technology. Twitter: @santafeartcultr All City closures, event/meeting cancellations, and postponements are effective until further notice. The City will continue to monitor current health recommendations and best practices and provide updates. The City of Santa Fe will continue to provide all other services. This emergency health situation continues to change and evolve. The City will continue to monitor emerging health recommendations and best practices to make decisions on any closures, policies, or practices. We will provide regular updates on our website, social media, and on Alert Santa Fe. Please sign up for Alert Santa Fe to receive emergency updates by visiting Santa Fe Alert . The City encourages private employers to take similar precautions. • Prevention is still the priority • Wash your hands • Avoid touching your face • Cover a sneeze or cough • Wipe down surfaces that are touched by or shared by others • Use “social distancing” as a way to avoid contact as much as possible • The proper distance to avoid exposure is a minimum of 6 feet • Avoid shaking hands (bump elbows instead) Only the New Mexico Department of Health (DOH) can coordinate testing for COVID-19. It is offering testing to patients who fit a specific profile of symptoms and risk factors. The hotline number for the New Mexico Department of Health is 855-600-3453. The City of Santa Fe is proud to announce that the City of Santa Fe Arts Commission has officially been renamed the City of Santa Fe Arts and Culture Department. This change reflects the value and importance of arts and culture in our community and the City’s dedication to fostering and expanding that mission. Read the official announcement Arts Department Press Release. In commemoration of this exciting development, we've refreshed our look and will continue to make improvements to better serve Santa Fe's thriving artistic community. We provide leadership by and for the City to support arts and cultural affairs; we recommend policies and programs that develop and promote artistic excellence in our community. Cultural Investments The Santa Fe Community Gallery Art in Public Places Culture Connects Santa Fe Current Events and Opportunities PREMIERE of "Los Maskareñas”, a PSA starring local entertainer Carlos Medina, is part of an effort by the City of Santa Fe to reach the Spanish speaking community with targeted messaging around COVID safe practices. To Watch: HERE ARTSCAPADES- Santa Fe's Public Art Walking Tour, (Featuring Four Themed Maps) Are Live Now! More info: History and Culture Map , Animals Map , River Walk (East) Map , and Downtown Map ) Contact Information and Hours Physical Address: 201 W. Marcy (map ), Santa Fe, NM 87501 Mailing Address: PO Box 909, Santa Fe, NM 87504-0909 artscommission@santafenm.gov Ph: (505) 955-6707 Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Arts Commissioners and Staff Para ver esta página en español, por favor presione el botón "Translate" que se halla en la parte superior derecha de la pantalla. 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