April 7, 2023 at 5:12 p.m.
Commission opens artist nominations
Taking Note
Indiana Arts Commission recently announced three opportunities in relation to the Governor’s Arts Awards.
The award program established by the commission and governor’s office recognizes individuals, communities and organizations who have made significant contributions to arts and creativity in Indiana. Celebrated every other year, the Governor’s Arts Awards winners receive an original piece of artwork created specifically for the program by an Indiana artist and the opportunity to share their story with other arts supporters statewide via a video.
Nominations are open to organizations or individuals who work or reside in Indiana or have significant ties to the state through some years of residency. No posthumous nominees will be considered. Nominations — winners will be based on depth and breadth of impact, innovation, quality of community engagement and artistic excellence — are open through the end of the day May 4.
Indiana Arts Commission is also seeking an artist or artist team to design the awards and independent filmmakers, videographers, or production companies interested in filming and producing a short film commemorating the awards.
Go Ivy
Go Ivy Day is nearly here.
Ivy Tech Community College in Fort Wayne is inviting high school students to its Go Ivy Day from 9 a.m. to noon April 14 at its student life center.
Visitors may learn about campus life and other opportunities at the college, such as exploring degree and certificate programs, meeting faculty, touring the campus, learning about scholarships and other activities. The event at 3701 Dean Drive in Fort Wayne will include a free lunch for those who pre-register.
To sign up, visit link.ivytech.edu/ivyday.
The award program established by the commission and governor’s office recognizes individuals, communities and organizations who have made significant contributions to arts and creativity in Indiana. Celebrated every other year, the Governor’s Arts Awards winners receive an original piece of artwork created specifically for the program by an Indiana artist and the opportunity to share their story with other arts supporters statewide via a video.
Nominations are open to organizations or individuals who work or reside in Indiana or have significant ties to the state through some years of residency. No posthumous nominees will be considered. Nominations — winners will be based on depth and breadth of impact, innovation, quality of community engagement and artistic excellence — are open through the end of the day May 4.
Indiana Arts Commission is also seeking an artist or artist team to design the awards and independent filmmakers, videographers, or production companies interested in filming and producing a short film commemorating the awards.
Go Ivy
Go Ivy Day is nearly here.
Ivy Tech Community College in Fort Wayne is inviting high school students to its Go Ivy Day from 9 a.m. to noon April 14 at its student life center.
Visitors may learn about campus life and other opportunities at the college, such as exploring degree and certificate programs, meeting faculty, touring the campus, learning about scholarships and other activities. The event at 3701 Dean Drive in Fort Wayne will include a free lunch for those who pre-register.
To sign up, visit link.ivytech.edu/ivyday.
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