Sentences with phrase «recognizes nonprofit arts»

W.A.G.E. Certification is a program initiated and operated by working artists that publicly recognizes nonprofit arts organizations demonstrating a commitment to voluntarily paying artist fees that meet a minimum standard.

W.A.G.E. Certification is a national program that publicly recognizes those nonprofit arts organizations demonstrating a history of, and commitment to, voluntarily paying artist fees that meet minimum payment standards.

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Ms. Sanford's contributions to the advancement of arts education, culture, and cultural understanding have been recognized by numerous nonprofit organizations, including the North Carolina Arts Education Association, Americans for the Arts, National Black Arts Festival, the National Association of Counties, and the Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commearts education, culture, and cultural understanding have been recognized by numerous nonprofit organizations, including the North Carolina Arts Education Association, Americans for the Arts, National Black Arts Festival, the National Association of Counties, and the Metro Atlanta Chamber of CommeArts Education Association, Americans for the Arts, National Black Arts Festival, the National Association of Counties, and the Metro Atlanta Chamber of CommeArts, National Black Arts Festival, the National Association of Counties, and the Metro Atlanta Chamber of CommeArts Festival, the National Association of Counties, and the Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce.

Presented by the nonprofit Scottsdale League for the Arts, this award recognizes Chef MacMillan's significant contributions to the Arizona hospitality industry, both as a chef and philanthropist.

In many ways, the Art League is an essential part of the cultural fabric of our region, recognized for its community outreach and its longevity as a nonprofit.

With clients in New York, Los Angeles, and Dallas (where he is also the artistic director of the nonprofit art center the Power Station), Teeters and his associate, Michael Capio, have demonstrated a knack for recognizing emerging talent.

Founder of Project Row Houses, a 20 - year - old artwork and nonprofit art and cultural organization, Lowe is recognized for his work at the intersection of art, social action and community development.

Recognized as an alternative model, NADA is the only major America art fair produced by a nonprofit, and it remains a longstanding favorite of collectors, dealers, curators, and artists alike.