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Traditional Arts Apprenticeships
Apply as a mentor artist to lead an apprentice in a traditional art form of shared cultural heritage, with the apprenticeship including a public presentation.
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- Location
- Idaho
About
Overview
This annual grant opportunity supports a learning partnership between a recognized mentor artist and one or more qualified apprentices to continue artistic traditions of a shared cultural heritage. Apprentices should have some background in the art form and indicate a commitment to practice the art form after the apprenticeship has been completed.
Eligibility
- Mentor artist must be a practicing artist
- Mentor artist must be at least 18 years old (apprentices may be under 18)
- Mentor artist must be a United States citizen, legal resident, or refugee
- Apprentices must live in Idaho
- Final reports for past Commission grants must be submitted and approved
Requirements
- Apprenticeship length must not exceed ten months
- Apprenticeships must include a public presentation or demonstration
Media accepted
all media
- Theme
- Support for learning partnerships between mentor artists and apprentices to continue artistic traditions of shared cultural heritage.
- Eligibility
- Mentor artist must be a practicing United States citizen, legal resident, or refugee at least 18 years old; apprentices must live in Idaho.
- Audience
- Mentor artists 18+; apprentices may be under 18
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