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Questions, questions everywhere, Velocity Fund and Ask Dave will answer

The Velocity Fund's information sessions will answer your questions about funding via it's new stream of funds for artist one-year projects. And on the Internet, "Ask Dave" will tackle and answer your questions about careers in the arts! Holy cow! Answers are coming.

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​The Velocity Fund offers two information sessions with answers for your questions about the new artist-funding source

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We told you previously about the new Velocity Fund, a grant source that puts funds directly in the hands of Philadelphia artists working experimentally and/or collaboratively. The Velocity Fund is looking for your proposals! And, because you may have questions, the Fund’s management team is scheduling informational sessions at community locations, to take your questions and answer them. Read our post for more on The Velocity Fund. Applications are open until June 1, 2018. Funding up to $5,000 is available for one-year projects.

In April, 2018, two sessions are upcoming. Both are free but require registration at the links below.

Tuesday April 17, at 5:30pm at The Print Center (1614 Latimer Street – RSVP required)

Thursday, April 26, at 5:00pm at Slought (4017 Walnut Street). (RSVP required)


Coming soon! Artblog’s first advice column debuts with “Ask Dave”  Students and recent graduates with art career questions, submit your questions by end of the day, April 15, 2018!

Ask Dave, picture of Dave Kyu

The inaugural column by Dave Kyu, will focus on art world career questions.

“Ask Dave” now at ask@theartblog.org!
Or “Ask Dave” by submiting your question via this Google Form

It’s Easy!
Artblog will publish “Ask Dave” at the end of April, 2018.

A note from Dave Kyu…

A little about myself: I’ve built now a 10-year career that’s taken me through the halls of Philadelphia non-profit institutions, city government, public art agencies, educational institutions, and artist-run projects and spaces, as administrator, preparator, and artist. I’d like to share some of the insight I’ve gained on the topic of careers in the arts with those graduating students nervously and excitedly looking out into the abyss.

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