Blog Posts

Kellee Edusei of Dance/USA joins NEA Dance Director Sara Nash for a conversation about dance organizations in the time of COVID.

A collection of National Endowment for the Arts podcasts featuring phenomenal women.

We're talking with phenomenal woman India Pinkney, the Arts Endowment's General Counsel, about the role the arts play in her life, what it's like to work for the NEA, and her secret artist superpower.

In January 2014, we spoke with Toni Morrison about success, failure and stumbles along the way.

Artists reflect on how the phrase "good trouble" resonates with their work.

Composer Missy Mazzoli is an outspoken advocate for women in composition. In her own words, here's her story of why we need more women's voices in this male-dominated field.

Cartoonist Josh Neufeld answers the question, "What is innovation?"

NEA Creative Writing Fellow Toni Jensen spoke with us about her newest book, Carry: ­­­A Memoir of Survival on Stolen Land, which explores the intersection of gun violence, violence against women, and America’s history of violence against indigenous ...