Oct 20, 2018
The Pollock-Krasner Foundation has released its list of 2017-2018 grantees, which includes Art-in-Buildings alum Noa Charuvi and Francis J. Greenburger Award winner Martin Puryear, among 125 other amazing artists!
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The Pollock-Krasner Foundation has released its list of 2017-2018 grantees, which includes Art-in-Buildings alum Noa Charuvi and Francis J. Greenburger Award winner Martin Puryear, among 125 other amazing artists!
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$1000 Grant Winner - Essa From Minnesota
A $1000 Grant was awarded to 23-year-old Essa from Minnesota because she moved to Los Angeles all alone and made progress in her life! Watch her story!
Creative District’s latest $5,000 Grant Winner: My Country, No More
Tuesday night at the lovely Ace Hotel in Downtown Los Angeles, we celebrated the launch of Bright Ideas Magazine’s second issue with our friends at Seed & Spark and Film Independent. There we announced co-directors Rita Baghdadi and Jeremiah Hammerling and their team at My Country, No More as our latest $5,000 grant winners!
Bright Ideas Issue 2 features a beautiful 12-page photo essay on My Country, No More and is available at L.A. Film Fest this week. Learn more at brightideasmag.com.
My Country No More is a character-driven documentary that humanizes the clash between agriculture and industry by exploring a fundamental question: what and who are we willing to sacrifice in our pursuit of progress?
The $5,000 Creative District grant will go toward the composition of the film’s score and bring them a step closer toward finishing the film this fall.
Learn more about My Country, No More and the film’s collaborators on Creative District.
On the frontier of a modern day oil boom, a North Dakota farming community fights to maintain their way of life.