Blog Posts

As students across the country head back to school, check out these podcasts that focus on the many facets of arts education and its benefits!

Since 1978, Atlanta's Center for Puppetry Arts has provided a home for puppets and puppeteers alike.

Julian Champion of West Point School of Beauty talks about the importance of music education even if a student doesn't go on to become a professional musician.

In this month's Measure for Measure, we look at three new NEA research briefs that can help cultural funders and administrators monitor and promote equitable access to arts labor opportunities.

Brandon Gryde, our director of Presenting, Multidisciplinary Works, and Artist Communities shares his take on living an artful life.

Environmental artist Stacy Levy talks to us about her artist origin story, how she creates the public installations she's known for, and what success looks like for a project.

Here's how Smart Growth America used ARP funding from the Arts Endowment to raise awareness of the issues affecting public transportation users experiencing homelessness.

In this frank interview, Alice Sheppard and Laurel Lawson talk about the realities of making opportunities for access and equity for dancers with disabilities.