The NTC Foundation has announced the second round of\u00a0Arts District Collaborative Grant\u00a0designed to encourage collaboration among the district\u2019s 93 resident arts and culture groups. A total of $20,000 was awarded to four new projects to advance the work of the groups, engage the community, and continue the transformation of the historic 100-acre former Naval Training Center into a thriving arts and culture destination for the region.
\n“Our Collaborative Grant program gives us the opportunity to celebrate and support the collaborative spirit and creative ideas among our tenants in Arts District Liberty Station,” said president and CEO Lisa Johnson. “We are thrilled with the imagination and innovation offered by the groups selected this year.”
\nThe following organizations and events were selected for the 2020 grants.\u00a0 Perspective Series Film Screening\u00a0
\nCollaboration:\u00a0\u00a0New Americans Museum with San Diego Filipino Cinema, Outside the Lens.
\nDates: February and March.
\nLocation:\u00a0 New Americans Museum.\u00a0
\nLearn more: newamericansmuseum.org.
\nNew Americans Museum will partner with San Diego Filipino Cinema to produce a perspective screening program dedicated to bringing unique, powerful, and relevant films coming from the perspective of Filipinx filmmakers from around the world. The collective focus will be on compelling films that address social justice issues rarely seen or talked about on the big screen. Includes relevant shorts and a post screening Q&A. Wanderlings the Zine Meets Liberty Station
\nCollaboration:\u00a0Whimsique\/She Wanders, MK Envisions, San Diego Watercolor Society and White Box Live Arts.\u00a0
\nDate: 2-5 p.m. Sunday April 26.
\nLocations: Various across the campus.\u00a0
\nLearn more: shewanders.com\/wanderlings-workshop.
\nThree-hour workshops and scavenger hunt to promote creativity and discovery across the campus. Includes a custom art map, photo prompts, art and text installations, portrait studios and submission boxes for innovative interactions with participants.\u00a0 Cong\u00e9 2020: A Dinner with the Arts
\nCollaboration:\u00a0Alexia Rose Art with\u00a0Colleen Veltz, MK Envision Galleries and Solare Ristorante.
\nDates:\u00a0Late June.
\nLocation:\u00a0MK Envisions Galleries,\u00a02710 Historic Decatur Road.
\nLearn more: palettexevents.com.
\nSeveral progressive dinners and fundraisers featuring themed art-filled dining experiences across the Liberty Station campus. Each event will pair a local chef with visual and performing artists who will address a common theme. A live auction will raise funds for selected Liberty Station nonprofits.\u00a0
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\nInsignia 2020 | A Resident Group Exhibition
\nCollaboration:\u00a0Blue Pearl Art with over 20 featured Arts District resident creatives.
\nDates: Saturday, May 9.
\nLocation:\u00a0IDW Publishing, 2765 Truxtun Road.\u00a0
\nLearn more: facebook.com\/events\/546866632567279\/
\nA six-hour exhibition showcasing the resident creatives of Arts District Liberty Station.
\nUp to 20 of Liberty Station\u2019s resident creatives will come together in one space in order to promote their work, projects and individual businesses as well as the events hosted by Liberty Station throughout the year.\u00a0<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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