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Get matched →This page provides guidance for Ohio Arts Council grantees on using OAC logos, branding guidelines, and crediting the organization in promotional and educational materials. Grantees are required to acknowledge OAC as a funder in both online and print materials.
All users must ensure the OAC logo is legible and proportionate to other logos. Website usage requires a link to oac.ohio.gov. For print, use EPS or JPEG formats; for digital, use PNG.
Sustainability-Large organizations (largest 40 receiving Sustainability funding) must provide one full-page advertising space to the OAC in all season programs. The OAC provides camera-ready art. Sustainability-Mid-Sized and Sustainability-Small organizations are not required to place an ad but may request one. Allow at least two weeks for delivery when requesting an ad.
Individual Excellence Award, Traditional Arts Apprenticeship, and Artists with Disabilities Access Program recipients should credit the Ohio Arts Council as: 'This artist was awarded the Ohio Arts Council's [INSERT TITLE OF OAC AWARD] for [INSERT FISCAL YEAR].'
Use this text for media releases and social media: '[INSERT ORGANIZATION/PROGRAM/PROJECT NAME] is made possible in part by an investment of public funds from the Ohio Arts Council (OAC). The OAC is a state agency that funds and supports quality arts experiences to strengthen Ohio communities culturally, educationally, and economically.' Tag @ohioartscouncil and use #ArtsOhio on social media.
The OAC features arts stories through its website news section, monthly ArtsOhio e-newsletter, social media accounts, and #FeaturedFriday series. Submit story ideas, photos from performances, workshops, or arts education experiences. Indicate if images should be considered for event program ads.
The Ohio Arts Council offers a free monthly webinar series for professional development. Those interested in sharing expertise or proposing webinar topics are invited to submit proposals.
ArtsinOhio.com is a free, statewide resource for listing and finding arts, festivals, and cultural events. Register free with Ohio EventFinder to list events. The site also features a statewide public art database.
Every listing links to the organizer's official page. Always confirm deadlines, fees, and entry rules there before you apply.