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FY2012 Folklife and Traditional Arts Grant Awards

Purpose

The Folklife and Traditional Arts Program supports programs that promote a greater understanding and visibility of, and appreciation for, South Carolina's many cultures through documentation and presentation of traditional art forms, their practitioners and their communities. View the current guidelines >>>

 

All SCAC grant awards are contingent upon availability of funds, submission and approval of final reports, and compliance with program grant guidelines. Additional grants are awarded throughout the year.

 

Note to grantees: Notification of your award is provided through posting on this website, which you may consider official confirmation of your award until contract paperwork is issued. Contracts are issued throughout the year, with paperwork for full-year grants (July 1 to June 30) generally mailed in fall of the award year. If you need an award letter before it arrives with your contract paperwork, please contact your coordinator.

 

 

Grantee:   Catawba Cultural Preservation Project
Project:   Art Classes for At-Risk Catawba Youth
County:   York
Award:   $5,500
     
Grantee:   USC - Lancaster
Project:   Native American Folklife Documentation Project:  Phase 2
County:   Lancaster
Award:   $4,300
     
Total:   $9,800

 

 

Panelists:

  • Joey Brackner, Director, Alabama Center for Traditional Culture, Montgomery, AL
  • Minuette Floyd, Assoc. Prof./Coordinator of Art Education, USC, Columbia, SC
  • Maida Owens, Folklife Program Director, Louisiana Division of the Arts, Baton Rouge, LA

 

 

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