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Artist Neighborhood Partnership Initiative (ANPI)
CURA’s Artists Neighborhood Partnership Initiative (ANPI) provides small grants to artists of color and Native artists working in neighborhoods in Minneapolis, St. Paul and the surrounding suburbs. ANPI grants recognize the valuable role that artists and the arts play in neighborhood revitalization efforts and are intended to support the leadership of artists in community revitalization efforts. This grant program is particularly focused on directly funding individual artists or groups of artists who are working to build a more equitable Twin Cities.
The 2018 Call for Applications for CURA's ANPI program is now open. To learn more and to find out about recently funded projects, please visit the ANPI website.
Questions
For any questions please contact CURA staff.
Kristen Murray at kmurray@umn.edu, or 612-625-7560
Neeraj Mehta at nmehta@umn.edu, or 612-624-8988
Staff:
C Terrence Anderson | Director of Community Based Research | (612) 624-8988 |