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Collection: Open Folklore Web Archive
Description: The Mississippi Arts Commission is a government body that exists to promote arts in Mississippi through programming and administrative means. It is a grant giving body that employs government help to provide for all citizen participation in the arts as well as ties arts in Mississippi to economic growth and development. Besides the grant giving aspect of the Commission there are also the roles that the commission plays in the arts around Mississippi. These tasks include: fostering networks of local leaders and volunteers among arts of all disciplines, consult on community arts programs, and lastly provide training in managing the arts, art education planning, and community wide cultural planning.
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Subject: Public Art , Art, Government Departments, Art Education, Poetry, Writing, Folk Art, Music
Collection: Open Folklore Web Archive
Description: Washington State Arts Commission was established by The Washington State Legislature in 1961. The Commission does this through being economic drivers by creating jobs as well as educational assets by putting on educational programs for K-12 students. Another tool the Commission uses is to preserve the arts of Washington and make sure that they are accessible to the people of the state.
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Subject: Washington, Public Art , Art Education, Folk Art, Washington State Arts Commission
Collection: Open Folklore Web Archive
Description: The North Dakota Council for the Arts looks to preserve, promote, and perpetuate the art of North Dakota. This council intends to promote these endeavors by deepening citizens’ art and cultural engagement as well as enable community grass-roots projects focusing on art as a reflection of North Dakota culture. North Dakota Council on the Arts also looks to expand education in the K-12 sector and give citizens a greater understanding of art by encouraging artists’ creative expression and recognize artists as an essential educational tool in the classroom and outside of it.
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Subject: Legislative Bodies, Folklore, Folk Art, Public Art , Proposals, Teaching, Education
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