Additional Resource Lists(soft share)
list from some friends(maybe useful
Artists at Risk Connection COVID-19 Resources for Artists: A (growing) list of resources for artists and art-related professionals and organizations to find support in these trying times. These are primarily US-based resources.
Arts Covid Big List: An ongoing list for artists of all disciplines and arts workers, educators, and organizations. Lists include emergency funding, temp work, advocacy and legal help, rent and housing, and more.
Brooklyn Arts Council’s Resources for Brooklyn Artists: A digital booklet of resources on healthcare, newly available funding, organizing tips, and entertainment resources for Brooklyn-based artists.
Cloud9’s Mutual Aid Resources: A living document to help navigate the incredible amount of resources that have been shared around this pandemic. List includes resources for mutual aid, direct action, housing, food, financial assistance, community, spirituality, wellness, and learning.
Common Field’s COVID-19 Resources for the Artist Organization Field: An ongoing, open document for arts organizers. Lists include guides for organizations, grants and funds, health and health signage, teaching, technology, thinking, communication, and additional resource guides.
Coronavirus Resource Kit: This kit is a collectivized document that will be updated as more mutual aid projects and resources appear online. Lists include regional resources, mutual aid projects, and financial assistance.
COVID-19 Freelance Artist Resources: An aggregated list of free resources, opportunities, and financial relief options available to artists of all disciplines. This list is specifically designed to serve freelance artists, and those interested in supporting the independent artist community.
Creative Capital’s Arts Resources During the COVID-19 Outbreak: A list of resources for artists working in all disciplines, as well as arts philanthropists and arts professionals, including emergency grants, recommendations for preparedness, online tools, and sources for daily reports.
Joan Mitchell Foundation’s COVID-19 Emergency Resources for Visual Artists: A list of regional and national emergency funds, as well as other resource lists.
Laundromat Project’s COVID-19 Community Resource List: A growing and evolving list compiled by Laundromat Project staff of various resources available to communities affected by COVID-19, including emergency funding, general preparedness, health and mental health, and temporary and remote job opportunities.
NYC COVID-19 Resources and Mutual Aid: A list of resources for financial support, advocacy, neighborhood networks, and health guidelines for the New York City area.
New York State Youth Leadership Council’s NYC Support Resource List: A live document of resources in NYC around COVID-19 support efforts prioritizing resources open to undocumented people.
Queer|Art’s List of Artist Resources in Response to the Covid-19 Outbreak: A list of resources, opportunities, and financial relief options for artists during our current circumstances.
Springboard for the Arts’ Coronavirus Resources for Artists, Creative Workers and Organizations: An evolving list of resources for information, exchange, and support in this time.
Vera List Center’s COVID-19 Resource Toolkit for Artists and our Extended Communities: A list of resources on subjects including virtual gatherings, grants, crowdfunding and community care, advocacy and impact surveys, teaching tools, additional sources, and COVID-19 beyond the arts. https://coronavirustechhandbook https://www.moma.org/magazine/articles/255
References – still thinking will send more
Artists/ projects
http://cueartfoundation.org/critical-distance/art-as-service-self-institutionalizing
http://www.mobileacademy-berlin.com/englisch/2005/schwarzm.html
http://www.situations.org.uk/project
Podcasts
http://badatsports.com
http://www.artandlaborpodcast.com
Potential collaborators/ partners in Oslo
https://tenthaus.no
https://trap.no/en
http://herogder.org
https://www.praksisoslo.org
http://www.r-o-m.no
https://www.oslomuseum.no/oslo-museum/english/
Networks
https://ars.electronica.art/futurelab/en/initiative/futurelab-education-initiative
https://ars.electronica.art/futurelab/en/initiative/ars-electronica-research-institute-for-knowledge-for-humanity
http://raumlabor.net
https://forecastpublicart.org
https://manifesta.org
http://www.ub.edu
https://www.pps.org
Summer – uni/ residency(you have to research the links as I do not know if they still are ongoing
http://www.akademie-solitude.de/en/programs/summer-academy/ – this used to be the best one
https://berlin.bard.edu/academics/summer-programs/
https://summer-university.udk-berlin.de- used to have one
https://www.hmkv.de/home.html – used to have one
http://www.district-berlin.com/en/program/d-school – used to have one
Funding
Additional Resource Lists(soft share)
list from some friends(maybe useful
Artists at Risk Connection COVID-19 Resources for Artists: A (growing) list of resources for artists and art-related professionals and organizations to find support in these trying times. These are primarily US-based resources.
Arts Covid Big List: An ongoing list for artists of all disciplines and arts workers, educators, and organizations. Lists include emergency funding, temp work, advocacy and legal help, rent and housing, and more.
Brooklyn Arts Council’s Resources for Brooklyn Artists: A digital booklet of resources on healthcare, newly available funding, organizing tips, and entertainment resources for Brooklyn-based artists.
Cloud9’s Mutual Aid Resources: A living document to help navigate the incredible amount of resources that have been shared around this pandemic. List includes resources for mutual aid, direct action, housing, food, financial assistance, community, spirituality, wellness, and learning.
Common Field’s COVID-19 Resources for the Artist Organization Field: An ongoing, open document for arts organizers. Lists include guides for organizations, grants and funds, health and health signage, teaching, technology, thinking, communication, and additional resource guides.
Coronavirus Resource Kit: This kit is a collectivized document that will be updated as more mutual aid projects and resources appear online. Lists include regional resources, mutual aid projects, and financial assistance.
COVID-19 Freelance Artist Resources: An aggregated list of free resources, opportunities, and financial relief options available to artists of all disciplines. This list is specifically designed to serve freelance artists, and those interested in supporting the independent artist community.
Creative Capital’s Arts Resources During the COVID-19 Outbreak: A list of resources for artists working in all disciplines, as well as arts philanthropists and arts professionals, including emergency grants, recommendations for preparedness, online tools, and sources for daily reports.
Joan Mitchell Foundation’s COVID-19 Emergency Resources for Visual Artists: A list of regional and national emergency funds, as well as other resource lists.
Laundromat Project’s COVID-19 Community Resource List: A growing and evolving list compiled by Laundromat Project staff of various resources available to communities affected by COVID-19, including emergency funding, general preparedness, health and mental health, and temporary and remote job opportunities.
NYC COVID-19 Resources and Mutual Aid: A list of resources for financial support, advocacy, neighborhood networks, and health guidelines for the New York City area.
New York State Youth Leadership Council’s NYC Support Resource List: A live document of resources in NYC around COVID-19 support efforts prioritizing resources open to undocumented people.
Queer|Art’s List of Artist Resources in Response to the Covid-19 Outbreak: A list of resources, opportunities, and financial relief options for artists during our current circumstances.
Springboard for the Arts’ Coronavirus Resources for Artists, Creative Workers and Organizations: An evolving list of resources for information, exchange, and support in this time.
Vera List Center’s COVID-19 Resource Toolkit for Artists and our Extended Communities: A list of resources on subjects including virtual gatherings, grants, crowdfunding and community care, advocacy and impact surveys, teaching tools, additional sources, and COVID-19 beyond the arts.
https://coronavirustechhandbook
https://www.moma.org/magazine/articles/255