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Call for artists and performers, writers, craftspeople!

It's City Arts Nashua's 17th Annual ArtWeek 2021!

Who: City Arts Nashua, with Access Nashua Community Television

What: Call to artists, writers and performers and craftspeople to register for City Arts Nashua’s 17th ArtWeek
Where: Events to be televised on Access Nashua Community Television Channel 96, streaming on When: Sat., Oct. 16 - Sat., Oct. 23, 2021
Why: City Arts Nashua transformed ArtWalk into ArtWeek, a virtual celebration, in 2020 during the pandemic, and is continuing to do so again in 2021 to keep all participants safe while celebrating and highlighting the artists and artmaking that makes this region vibrant!

How: Register and pay online at cityartsnashua.org

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Deadline to register: Sept. 24, 2021


ABOUT:
Join our virtual arts celebration! With our virtual format, you don’t need to be from the Nashua area to participate! Artists, musicians, vocalists, dancers, actors, performers, writers, poets and craftspeople can register and participate in the 17th Annual ArtWeek 2021, celebrating the diversity in and of the arts!

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This will be an opportunity for you to share your preferred creative art form and medium to a broad virtual audience. Throughout the week, and throughout each day on Access Nashua Community Television, City Arts Nashua’s website and social media there will be profiles of artists and their works, with posts about each artist to be displayed on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube.

As in 2020, you will have an opportunity to have a video produced of your art in your studio or by interview with Access Nashua Community Television staff either at your home/studio or at their Nashua studios. You may already have a video of your work or performances recorded, and if so, we’d love for you to share it! If you created a video with us and Access Nashua Community Television last year and would like to have it updated, you may! If you have new work, new platforms you display your work on, or new contact information to share for the web page we created for you, this is the time to share that content, also. See our website for video submission guidelines and specifications.

Get a jump on it! Our event is coming up soon!
Register as soon as possible for scheduling videos. Programs created will be broadcast on Access Nashua during the week of October 16th through October 23rd and streamed there. Videos will be posted on our YouTube channel and shared across our social media platforms.
Enjoy this example of what we and Access Nashua Community Television can produce for artists:

  • Nashua Artist Kate Pritchard's 2020 profile and video:

https://www.cityartsnashua.org/kate-pritchard


Fees for ArtWeek 2021 registration:

  • Paid promotion of your work and contact information that you share with us: $15
  • Cost for promotion of your work and contact information that you share with us, with a new video we make for you: $25

Business Sponsorship Opportunities
Registration deadline: Sept. 24, 2021

Our annual showcase of talented artists, performers, musicians and our citywide business, enriches our overall community. If your business would like to be a sponsor or participate in a creative way, as many have done in the past by hosting artists during our ArtWalk weekends, please contact Asia Scudder at your earliest convenience at ###a target="_blank">asia@cityartsnashua.org to find out more about how to your business can engage and benefit from our artistic celebration!


Our event hashtags:
#NHArts
#cityartsnashua
#nashuaart
#artwalknashua
#LoveNashua
#2021ArtWeekNashua
#publicart,
#musicNashua

ABOUT CITY ARTS NASHUA:
City Arts Nashua formed in 2004 and is a volunteer arts services organization with a 501(c)3 IRS non-profit designation. Its mission is to enrich the quality of life by providing leadership to support and strengthen arts and culture in the Nashua, N.H. region. City Arts Nashua helps expand and provide visibility for greater Nashua’s artistic and cultural community. It promotes, advocates, networks, produces events and projects, fundraises, and provides fiscal sponsorships. In addition, City Arts Nashua works closely with the Nashua Arts Commission, with local arts individuals and groups, community organizations, business, government and with State and national arts organizations. Among other events, City Arts Nashua produces ArtWalk, Nashua’s most celebrated art event every fall, now in its 17thyear, and the Meri Goyette Art Awards and Luncheon, recognizing contributions to the arts of non-artist community members and organizations, now in its 8th year. City Arts Nashua restored three important murals in Nashua, including, in 2016 Margaret’s View of Nashua by renowned artist Lucienne Bloch; in 2013, Vivian’s Dream, by Nashua mural artist Barbara Andrews; and, in 2015, the Yankee Flyer Diner by Nashua native and former Artist Laureate of New Hampshire, James Aponovich. City Arts Nashua was the fiscal sponsor of the planned Nashua Performing Arts Center until that organization reached independence. City Arts Nashua served as the fiscal sponsor of the Nashua International Sculpture Symposium, for 11 years; NISS is now independent and in its 14th year, and is the only such international sculpture symposium in the United States. As of 2019, City Arts Nashua now also administers an “Art Every Day” mini-grant to provide resources and art supplies to organizations, educators and others who are working to create art and arts programs and need the means and materials to do so.

For more information:
City Arts Nashua website: http://www.cityartsnashua.org
City Arts Nashua Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/cityartsnashua
City Arts Nashua Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/artwalknashua/
City Arts Nashua YouTube channel: https://youtube.com/channel/UCypBL2b9Hg23cx-zPf0a6kQ
Access Nashua Community Television livestream: http://accessnashua.org/stream.php

Special thanks to our sponsors:
New Hampshire State Council on the Arts, Great American Downtown, Nashua Arts Commission, Access Nashua Community Television

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