Blog Posts

In this month's Measure for Measure, we revisit the original system map created for the NEA's first five-year research agenda and see how it stands up ten years later.

Supported by multiple Arts Endowment grants, SMALL TOWN * BIG ART is revitalizing the identity of Wailuku, the county seat of Maui, through public art installations.

Test your knowledge of the authors appearing on the NEA-sponsored Writers Studio stage at the National Book Festival!

Ask the Question is an Oregon-based public health and art initiative that explores the topic of suicide—and how creative expression can play a role in stopping such tragedies before they start.

We talk with Cally Flox and Brenda Beyal Beyal (Diné [Navajo]) about the mission of BYU ARTS Partnership Native American Curriculum Initiative, the importance of privileging Native voices when telling the stories of Native people, and how NACI has be...

For Seattle-based arts education group Arts Corp, equity is the "heart and core of our work."

Psychology and arts researcher Jennifer Drake explains why engaging in arts education helps students achieve positive outcomes in all areas of study.

Ebony Noelle Golden—the Harlem-based poet, performing artist, culture strategist, and founder of Betty's Daughter Arts Collaborative—shares her take on living an artful life.