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Patrick William Kruse

16 Apr 2018

Pat Kruse

21 Oct 2015

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Vancouver, WA 98660

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Are you interested in submitting a Letter of Inter

Are you interested in submitting a Letter of Interest for the SHIFT – Transformative Change and Indigenous Arts program or an application for the LIFT - Early Career for Native Artists program? The deadline is approaching, so we posted a couple of videos that provide applicants with an overview of each program and a look inside the online application form.
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FOR MORE INFO VISIT, http://bit.ly/NACF-overview

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NACF is offering a webinar to provide a program ov

NACF is offering a webinar to provide a program overview, walk through the online application, and share answers to some of the most commonly asked questions on how to apply to Native Arts and Cultures Foundation's new program, SHIFT - Transformative Change and Indigenous Arts. The foundation is accepting applications until March 16, 2021 at 5:00pm Pacific Time.

LIFT – Early Career Support for Native Artists program will provide invaluable support to early career Native artists with one-year awards to develop and realize new projects. Support for burgeoning artists is critical in developing fresh voices and envisioning the future of our respective Native practices. LIFT encourages artists to uplift communities, advance positive social change, point courageously toward environmental sustainability, and foster communal meaning making.

LIFT is a monetary award of $10,000 for a proposed project with a minimum of $2,500 earmarked for the artist’s benefit and wellbeing. Up to twenty artists will be selected to receive LIFT awards. For a full description of the award, eligibility requirements and to apply, please visit http://bit.ly/NACF-lift.

LIFT WEBINAR:
Thursday, February 11, 2021, at 12:00 p.m. Pacific time.

REGISTER: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_m1b9dLnTRYO5_6fvjyJDFQ

#nativeart #NACFlift #nativeamerican #alaskanative #nativehawaiian #nativeartist #artfunding #opencall #apply

NACF is offering a webinar to provide a program ov

NACF is offering a webinar to provide a program overview, walk through the online application, and share answers to some of the most commonly asked questions on how to apply to Native Arts and Cultures Foundation's new program, SHIFT - Transformative Change and Indigenous Arts. The foundation is accepting Letters of Interest until March 16, 2021 at 5:00pm Pacific Time.

The SHIFT – Transformative Change and Indigenous Arts program supports artist and community-driven projects responding to social, environmental or economic justice issues through a Native lens. The program focuses on efforts that are built upon community cultural assets, resilience and strengths and draw increased attention to Native communities, perspectives and challenges, shifting a national narrative of invisibility, misunderstanding and misappropriation. SHIFT provides invaluable resources for project development, production and presentation for the artists and their collaborators.

SHIFT is a monetary award totaling $100,000 for two years, with $50,000 of the award earmarked for the lead artist or artist collective. Up to ten projects will be selected to receive SHIFT awards. For a full description of the award, eligibility requirements and to apply, please visit http://bit.ly/NACF-shift

SHIFT WEBINAR:
Tuesday, February 9, 2021, at 12:00 p.m. Pacific time.

REGISTER: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_k0GS5VPyTP6hdFCP8WESOA

#nativeart #NACFshift #nativeamerican #alaskanative #nativehawaiian #nativeartist #artfunding #opencall #apply

The Native Arts and Cultures Foundation (NACF) is

The Native Arts and Cultures Foundation (NACF) is now accepting applications for the LIFT–Early Career Support for Native Artists program. LIFT will provide one-year awards for early-career Native artists to develop and realize new projects. The program’s focus is to provide financial support and professional development to artists whose work aims to uplift communities and advance positive social change. LIFT is a monetary award of $10,000 for a proposed project with $2,500 earmarked for the artist’s benefit and wellbeing. Up to twenty artists will be selected to receive LIFT awards. individual Native artists working in dance/choreography, fiction/poetry writing, film/video, multi-disciplinary arts, music, performance art, theater and screenplay writing, traditional arts, or 2D + 3D visual arts.

For a full description of the program award, eligibility requirements and to apply, please visit http://bit.ly/NACF-lift.

DEADLINE: Tuesday March 16, 2021 at 5:00 p.m. Pacific time

#NACFlift #artfunding #grantfunding #artgrant #socialchange #nativeamerican #americanindian #nativehawaiian #alaskanative

The Native Arts and Cultures Foundation (NACF) is

The Native Arts and Cultures Foundation (NACF) is now accepting Letters of Interest for the SHIFT – Transformative Change and Indigenous Arts program. SHIFT awards will support artist and community-driven projects responding to social, environmental or economic justice issues through a Native lens. SHIFT is a monetary award totaling $100,000 for two years, with $50,000 of the award earmarked for the lead artist or artist collective. Up to ten projects will be selected to receive SHIFT awards. Open to independent Native artists or Native artist collectives working in the disciplines
of dance/choreography, fiction/poetry writing, film/video, multi-disciplinary arts, music, performance art, theater and screenplay writing, traditional arts or 2D + 3D visual arts. Eligible Letters of Interest must include both a Native artist applicant
and a partner organization/co-applicant.

For a full description of the program award, eligibility requirements and to apply, please visit http://bit.ly/NACF-shift

DEADLINE: Tuesday March 16, 2021 at 5:00 p.m. Pacific time

#NACFshift #artfunding #grantfunding #artgrant #socialchange #nativeamerican #americanindian #nativehawaiian #alaskanative

Our hearts are heavy with the loss of Marshall McK

Our hearts are heavy with the loss of Marshall McKay, NACF’s founding board member and past chair of the board, who died of COVID-19 complications on December 29 in Los Angeles, Calif.

Marshall McKay (Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation) believed in and supported the Native Arts and Cultures Foundation (NACF) even before its launching in 2009. Alongside founding board members Walter Echohawk (Pawnee), Elizabeth Woody (Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs) and Joy Harjo (Mvskoke Nation), Marshall was one of the driving forces that birthed NACF into existence. He also chaired the foundation’s board of directors from 2011 through 2015.

McKay was a high spirited leader who generously shared his dedication to Native arts and cultures and compelling commitment to Native artists. His mother, Mabel McKay, was a prolific weaver and basketmaker. Marshall and his wife Sharon were very engaging hosts and donated their home for special events that featured the work of many Native artists. The Native Arts and Cultures Foundation was the beneficiary of McKay’s generosity in numerous ways and we’ll always remember his smile and good sense of humor.

Marshall offered the same level of dedication and commitment to his tribe, the Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation, having served as tribal Councilmember for 31 years, over a decade of which he was the tribe’s Chairman. He was also Chair Emeritus of the Autry Museum of the American West, where he became the first Native person to serve as chairman.

We will continue to honor Marshall McKay’s legacy of leadership and advocacy for Native heritage, arts, culture and artists through the work that we do at NACF, which, to a great extent, is due to his contributions to the creation of NACF and his influence in the field.

Our hearts, prayers and blessings are with his family and his tribal members.

Donate $10 or more today (12/15) to NACF through P

Donate $10 or more today (12/15) to NACF through Portland’s Willamette Week Give!Guide and you could win a Trek Marlin5 or Trek FX 1 Disc from Bike Gallery, located in Portland, Oregon (local pick up only)! The Trek Marlin5 is a trail-worthy daily rider that’s perfectly suited for everyday adventures, on and off the trail. The FX 1 Disc is a lightweight aluminum hybrid bike that’s perfect for anyone looking to get out more, do a bit of exercise, or commute to work on a versatile bike. Click below to donate!
https://giveguide.org/#native-arts-cultures-foundation

#pdxgivesback #donate #nativeartists #supportnativeart

!!TODAY IS A BIG GIVE DAY!! - Donate $10+ through

!!TODAY IS A BIG GIVE DAY!! - Donate $10+ through Willamette Week Give!Guide today (12/8/2020) for the chance to win a $500 shopping spree to Music Millenium 🎶 If you are 35 or younger, you have TWICE the chance of winning, as Music Millennium will be giving out an additional shopping spree to one donor under the age of 36. Click link in bio to donate!

P.S. Did you know that Music Millennium is the oldest record store in the Pacific Northwest? It's true!
#pdxgivesback #donate #donatetoday #supportnativeartists #SupportNativeArt

It’s not too late to contribute on #GivingTuesda

It’s not too late to contribute on #GivingTuesday ... NACF needs your support to create a vibrant gathering space for #Indigenous artists at the Yale Union Building in #Portland, #Oregon - link in bio!
#nativeart #donate #nativeamerican #nativehawaiian #alaskanative

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