The region's artists, creatives, culture bearers, arts and culture organizations and creative businesses create and maintain their own profiles here.
We invite you to explore and contact them!
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“We utilize CreativeGround to discover teaching artists and community organizations with whom we can collaborate on programs.”
“As I learn what it takes to engage with life as a solo artist, CreativeGround has been an invaluable way to explore how other artists connect with themselves, their work and the world. I also look forward to reaching out for collaboration through CreativeGround!”
“CreativeGround is the starting point for presenter collaborations, because we can easily see who has the special designation of APNNE or NEP member. It is also a facilitator between presenters and artists helping us know how to support each other better. It is an invaluable tool.”
“We utilize CreativeGround to discover teaching artists and community organizations with whom we can collaborate on programs.”
“As I learn what it takes to engage with life as a solo artist, CreativeGround has been an invaluable way to explore how other artists connect with themselves, their work and the world. I also look forward to reaching out for collaboration through CreativeGround!”
With National Arts and Humanities month in October, the fall is a great time to explore and celebrate all of the profiles in CreativeGround that list Humanities as their primary professional discipline. You'll find museums, libraries, artists, cultural heritage organizations, and more!
It’s been a year since the big re-launch of CreativeGround. We’re taking a look back at some highlights from year one.
Image: Chelsea Prospers
Profiles of all Institution/Business Types have listed thousands of creative connections on their profiles. According to the I Have Worked With sections of over 6,000 artist profiles, these are the top ten types of entities that artists in our creative ecosystem work with: