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On this page you will find various resources for artists and performers looking for information about art associations, venues, galleries, and more. Email the Arts Council at admin@augustaarts.com to add your resource to this list. All listings are links, click to be taken to the organization’s website.

ART ASSOCIATIONS

National

Americans for the Arts

Association of Visual Arts

National Endowment for the Arts

National Arts Marketing Project

Creative Capital

State

Alternate Roots

Burnaway: The Voice of Arts in the South

Fox Theatre Institute

Georgia Arts Network

Georgia Humanities Council

Georgia Council for the Arts

Young Audiences of Atlanta

Local Augusta Arts Organizations

Augusta University: Arts Council

Columbia County Arts

Greater Augusta Arts Council

Artists’ Guild of Columbia County

Augusta Historical Society

Harlem Arts Council

North Augusta Arts Council

ARTS EDUCATION

Arts Education Partnership

Best Art Schools & Colleges

Degrees for the Greater Good

Augusta University Fine Arts Department

Augusta University Conservatory Program

Kennedy Center’s National Arts & Education Information Network

Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art

ARTIST RESOURCES

Support

Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts

Burnaway: The Voice of Arts in the South

CERF +, The Artist Safety Net

Creative Capital

American Craft Council

The Fence Sitters

Winning Writers

New York Foundation for the Arts

Association of Visual Arts

Blouin Art Sales Index

Calls for Artists: General

Art Deadlines List

ArtandArtDeadlines.com

theartguide.com

Callforentry.org

Calls for Artists: Festivals

Sunshine Artist

The Ronay Guide to Festivals

Zapplication.org

Musicians

In Praise of Music

FESTIVALS

Local Augusta Festivals

Arts in the Heart of Augusta

Aiken’s Makin’

A Day in the Country

ArtGusta Block Party by Humanitree House

Arts in the Park

Augusta Handmade Fair

Black Cat Picture Show film festival

Blind Willie McTell Blues Festival

Columbia County Championship Festival

Poison Peach Film Festival

Sacred Heart Garden Festival

Southern City Film Festival

Westobou Festival

Yuchikiokee Festival

Regional Festivals

Floyd World Music Fest

Midtown Music Festival

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA GALLERIES

600 Broad (Managed by the Augusta Regional Collaboration)

Ann and Ellis Johnson Gallery at the Jessye Norman School of the Arts

Artist’s Local 1155

Artistic Perceptions

Chamber of Commerce Gallery

Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art

Mary S. Byrd Gallery

Morris Museum of Art

Municipal Building Gallery

Sacred Heart Cultural Center

Westobou Gallery

GRANTS

Funding

Columbia County Arts

The Foundation Center

Fundraising Info

Georgia Center for Non-profits

Georgia Council for the Arts

Georgia Department of Economic Development

Government Funding List

Grant Station Insider

The KARS Consulting Group

Porter Fleming Foundation Grant

Junior League of Augusta Arts Endowment Grant

Workshops

Earth Writes Consulting

AUGUSTA MUSEUMS

Augusta Canal Interpretive Center

Boyhood Home of President Woodrow Wilson

Augusta Museum of History

Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art

Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History

Morris Museum of Art

Oliver Hardy Museum

AUGUSTA PUBLICITY & PROMOTIONS

The Augusta Arts Calendar

Augusta Chronicle Events Calendar

Visitaugusta.com event submissions

RESTORATION

The Frame Shoppe

ARTS-BASED SCHOOLS, CLASSES & CAMPS in AUGUSTA

Aiken Center for the Arts

Augusta Mini Theatre

Augusta Museum of History

Augusta Players

Barefoot Productions Inc. / Creative Impressions

Beyond Casual Media Film Classes

Davidson Fine Arts Magnet School

Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art

Augusta University: Continuing Education

Harlem Arts Council

Humanitree House

Jessye Norman School of the Arts

The Kroc Center

McCormick Arts Council at the Keturah

Ms. Charlene’s School of the Arts

Tire City Potters

AUGUSTA AND CSRA VENUES

Augusta Canal Moonlight Music Cruises

Aiken Community Playhouse

Augusta Convention Center

Augusta Mini Theatre

Bell Auditorium

Imperial Theatre

Jabez Sandord Hardin Performing Arts Theatre

James Brown Arena

Jessye Norman Amphitheater

Julian Smith Casino

The Kroc Center

Maxwell Theatre at Georgia Regents University

Old Government House

Old Medical College

Sacred Heart Cultural Center

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6×6 + A Mix: Arts Council Speaker Series

Mardi Gras Carnevale February 22!

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Join us for the 6x6 + A Mix: Arts Council Speaker Series featuring Karen Gordon

On Tuesday, Jan. 28, 2020. 5:30pm Presentation followed by Mixer at Augusta & Co 3rd floor, 1010 Broad Street

The 6 Talks Include:

Karen Gordon, Empress Of Cool & Serial Collaborator “My Creative Life”
Monique Williams, TV personality, “Freedom from Fibroids: One black woman's journey from hurting to healing”
Kathleen Vossenberg, Director of Culinary Education Helms College, “Changing Lives through the Culinary Arts“
Davis Beaman, Local commercial real estate agent, “The Art of Repurposing Old Buildings”
Art Abdon, Artist after Military, “My Path to the Art Industry”
Karin Gillespie, Local author, “Small Mind Meet Big Mind: Thinking Like An Artist"
Free for GAAC members / $6 for Not Yet Members

Tickets at http://weblink.donorperfect.com/6x6January2020

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Two Gateway Sculpture Project Input Sessions are scheduled to take place on Thursday, January 30, and you are invited to attend.

The afternoon session will occur at 12:00pm at the Julian Smith BBQ Pit.

The evening session will occur at 5:30pm at the Boathouse.

Please mark your calendars and plan to join us. #greateraugustaartscouncil #loveaugusta

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Join us for the 6x6 + A Mix: Arts Council Speaker Series featuring Art Abdon

On Tuesday, Jan. 28, 2020. 5:30pm Presentation followed by Mixer at Augusta & Co 3rd floor, 1010 Broad Street

The 6 Talks Include:

Karen Gordon, Empress Of Cool & Serial Collaborator “My Creative Life”
Monique Williams, TV personality, “Freedom from Fibroids: One black woman's journey from hurting to healing”
Kathleen Vossenberg, Director of Culinary Education Helms College, “Changing Lives through the Culinary Arts“
Davis Beaman, Local commercial real estate agent, “The Art of Repurposing Old Buildings”
Art Abdon, Artist after Military, “My Path to the Art Industry”
Karin Gillespie, Local author, “Small Mind Meet Big Mind: Thinking Like An Artist"
Free for GAAC members / $6 for Not Yet Members

Tickets at http://weblink.donorperfect.com/6x6January2020 #loveaugusta #greateraugustaartscouncil #6x6+amix #arttheartistabdon #artabdon

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Join us for the 6x6 + A Mix: Arts Council Speaker Series
On Tuesday, January 28, 2020, 5:30pm
Presentation followed by Mixer at Augusta & Co on the 3rd floor at 1010 Broad Street

The 6 Talks Include:
Karen Gordon, Empress Of Cool & Serial Collaborator “My Creative Life”
Monique Williams, TV personality, “Freedom from Fibroids: One black woman's journey from hurting to healing”
Kathleen Vossenberg, Director of Culinary Education Helms College, “Culinary Arts Changes Lives“
Davis Beman, Local commercial real estate agent, “The Art of Repurposing Old Buildings”
Art Abdon, Artist after Military, “My Path to the Art Industry”
Karin Gillespie, Local author, “Small Mind Meet Big Mind: Thinking Like An Artist"

Free for GAAC members / $6 for Not-Yet Members

Tickets at http://weblink.donorperfect.com/6x6January2020

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Mark your Calendars for the all new Augusta Mardi Gras Carnevale on the Augusta Common! Get tickets online or at the gate. All participants must present a valid ID showing that they are over 21. The Party ‪begins at 4PM on February 22, 2020‬.

Enjoy: • French Market Grille West
• New Orleans Music
• Mask Painting booth
• Costume contest
• Beads Galore
• Beer tent with large selection of Beer
Tickets at https://www.freshtix.com/events/mardi-gras-party

Event Benefiting the Greater Augusta Arts Council.

No dogs, coolers, or weapons.

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The Porter Fleming Foundation Grant Information

Eligibility for Grants: Individuals

The grant will be made to men and women, irrespective of race, color, or creed, of high intellectual and personal qualifications who have already demonstrated unusual capacity in productive scholarship, research, or creative ability in the arts. It is not the intent of the Foundation to provide assistance for graduate or undergraduate academic courses, but rather to aid persons of talent in carrying out some specific project or some line of work, which may lead toward fulfillment in their chosen field.

The Greater Augusta Arts Council is not part of the decision making process or running of this grant. We do encourage local artists and arts nonprofits to apply.

Eligible Counties are Richmond, Burke, Jefferson, and Columbia Counties in the State of Georgia, and Aiken and Edgefield Counties in the State of South Carolina.
For more information, please visit: www.cfcsra.org/ThePorterFlemingFoundationGrantInformation

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ake plans now to attend this year’s Wet Paint Party & Art Sale which will be held on Saturday, February 29th, from 7-10 pm at the Sacred Heart Cultural Center.
The theme for this year's event is Hurray for Hollywood!

Come enjoy the amazing local art, music, and Vintage Ooollee fashion that combine to make this annual event a magnificent sensory experience!

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The Greater Augusta Arts Council will be holding information sessions on how to apply to the Fine Arts & Fine Crafts Market at Arts in the Heart.

These sessions will be held at the Arts Council office at the following times:

January 10 at noon
February 5 at 5pm

Beginning on March 1, the application open and will be available online through May 10.

Click here for more information: https://augustaarts.wufoo.com/forms/z1qzmvqj0asd8j5

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Call for Art: Deadline extended to Monday, January 13, 2020!

THE DAWN OF A NEW DECADE: WHAT IS THE FUTURE FOR AUGUSTA? WHERE HAVE WE BEEN?

Curated by “The A Team”: Ms. Jerrie Abdon & Art the Artist Abdon
Deadline to Submit: Monday, January 13, 2020

Theme: The Dawn of a New Decade
Exhibition at the City Gallery (Municipal Building 1st Floor at 535 Telfair Street)

The Greater Augusta Arts Council invites Artists from the Augusta Area to submit their original 2D Works for a show curated and conceptualized by “The A Team”. All works should touch on the theme of a new decade in Augusta through the creative perspective of the artist.

The call is open for submissions December 20-January 13.
Please click the link below to learn more and to fill out the online registration form.
https://www.augustaarts.com/for-artists/gallery-opportunities/the-city-gallery/

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