Keepin’ tabs on the artists
Stand up and be counted if you’re an artist in Washtenaw County. Well, actually, it’s more like sit down, fill out a survey, and be counted. Between April 1 and May 17 the Washtenaw County Arts Alliance will launch an Artists’ Census.
Stand up and be counted if you’re an artist in Washtenaw County. Well, actually, it’s more like sit down, fill out a survey, and be counted. Between April 1 and May 17 the Washtenaw County Arts Alliance will launch an Artists’ Census. The census will become part of the Arts Alliance’s cultural plan for the county. They are urging everyone to participate. Who knows, maybe you’ll find out you’re an artist – and you just never knew it.
Excerpt:
“Artists are the creative DNA of Washtenaw County, and provide the spark that makes our region such a great place to live,” Tamara Real, Director of the Arts Alliance, said in a press release.
Real said the census would aid in building “visibility and credibility” of several artists in the community.
“It’s easy to know how many arts organizations are in the country, but individual artists are often over looked.”
Read the entire article here.
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