Provides a variety of services to artists, including: - Art job, opportunities, and paid internships listings for those seeking employment in the arts - Attorney referrals for artists through the Minnesota chapter of the Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts - Career consultations for artists; information on copyright law, marketing, career planning, taxes, grants and funding to artists - Fiscal Sponsorship and Incubator Program: Provides fiscal sponsorship for arts groups who are not ready to become nonprofits and assists them in managing their financial affairs professionally - Free scanner access and photo documentation equipment onsite in the resource center for artists by appointment - Work of Art Business Skills for Artists Workshops with topics such as Career Planning for Artists, Time Management for Creative People, Professional Presentation, Marketing for Artists, Legal Considerations for Artists, Recordkeeping, and Financial Management for Artists

Works on activities that use arts as a tool to build community

Provides access to arts opportunities and programming. Offers nine grant programs, a monthly newsletter, an online arts calendar, two art galleries, workshops and networking meetings, an artist registry, and technical assistance to arts organizations and artists.

- Adult art workshops - Clay, printmaking, writing, and multi-disciplinary painting studios - Multiple artist-in-residence programs ranging from 1-4 weeks to 1-3 years. Lodging and studio access included - Private group programs - Scholarships available - Skill-building opportunities - Youth art classes

Provides a unique studio space for artists with disabilities. Emphasizing creativity and personal growth, this space welcomes individuals of all artistic levels to explore their talents. With dedicated mentorship, artists learn new techniques to refine their craft and express themselves fully. The studio not only fosters artistic collaboration but also provides opportunities for artists to showcase and sell their work.

Serves the artists and community at large, by providing opportunities for, and appreciation of, the visual arts through exhibits, workshops, classes, seminars, and cultural events in all the related arts.

- Adult art workshops - Clay, printmaking, writing, and multi-disciplinary painting studios - Multiple artist-in-residence programs ranging from 1-4 weeks to 1-3 years. Lodging and studio access included - Private group programs - Scholarships available - Skill-building opportunities - Youth art classes

Performing arts for all ages. They also sponsor the art gallery and dance programs.

Provides grant opportunities to individual artists and culture bearers. Project grants include: ?- Art education - Art experiences - Cultural expression - Creative individuals

Provides a variety of services to artists, including: - Art job, opportunities, and paid internships listings for those seeking employment in the arts - Attorney referrals for artists through the Minnesota chapter of the Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts - Career consultations for artists; information on copyright law, marketing, career planning, taxes, grants and funding to artists - Fiscal Sponsorship and Incubator Program: Provides fiscal sponsorship for arts groups who are not ready to become nonprofits and assists them in managing their financial affairs professionally - Free scanner access and photo documentation equipment onsite in the resource center for artists by appointment - Work of Art Business Skills for Artists Workshops with topics such as Career Planning for Artists, Time Management for Creative People, Professional Presentation, Marketing for Artists, Legal Considerations for Artists, Recordkeeping, and Financial Management for Artists