Artists First Program
The Artists First Program addresses the aspirations, concerns and needs of DeKalb County’s artists and arts organizations with the Artists First Workshop Series, offering professional guidance on the business of the arts. DCA Member artists and arts organizations also have links from DCA’s website to their own or contact information for those without websites. For information on the next Artist First workshop, click here... |
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GAP Program
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Richard Franklin Arts Studio Studios is now the regranting agency for the for the State of Georgia through the Georgia Council for the Arts Grassroots Arts Program (GAP). They can be reached at 770-482-2920 and richardfranklin7@aol.com. And you can click HERE to go to their website. |
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Literary Program
Manifestations is DCA’s premiere anthology of poetry and prose that have appeared in the "Literary Corner" of our quarterly newsletter, d’Arts. Edited by Gary Corseri with cover design by Flournoy Holmes, Manifestations is available in hard and soft bound editions by contacting DCA’s office. Click here for more information about Manifestations. d’Arts is our quarterly newsletter and is available at all DeKalb County Libraries, the three major Art Centers and by mail. |
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Partnerships for Growth Program
| This development initiative continues DCA’s mission to serve as an umbrella arts group by combining DCA’s grant application initiatives with those of other DeKalb County artists, arts organizations and community service organizations to raise funds from new sources to support program and operating costs.PLAE Program |  |
Performance Learning through Arts in Education (PLAE)
This program’s mission is to strengthen and enhance student literacy, K-12, by integrating the arts into the Georgia Performance Standards, to increase and sustain high levels of student achievement in school, life and work, while fostering a lifelong appreciation for the arts and instilling the means for creative expression throughout life. The PLAE Program’s goals are to enhance students’ overall classroom learning experiences, to increase arts in education skills within each school’s teaching staff via Trainer to Trainer opportunities, and to gather evidence of the PLAE Program’s positive impact on students’ mastery of the Georgia Performance Standards. |
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Temple Gallery
Temple Gallery exhibitions, curated by Gallery Director, Clarice Allgood, feature an ever changing range of styles, subjects and themes of high quality aesthetics and true visual excitement by established and emerging artists. Openings are announced in d’Arts to our mailing and email lists and are free to the public. Temple Gallery is located on the second floor of 108 East Ponce de Leon Avenue.
To join the DeKalb Council for the Arts,
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here for a downloadable membership application.
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If you want to know more about our programs or services, please email
dcarts AT mindspring.com, or call us at 404-371-8826.
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DCA's Program are funded in part by grants from the following:
ACE
(DeKalb County Department of Arts, Culture and Entertainment)
Frances Wood Wilson Foundation, Inc.
