 Artist
Studios and More
These notices are gathered from a variety of sources. The Delaware
Division of the Arts cannot ensure their accuracy. Please check
with the listing source for further information and verification.
Scenery for Sale
Weber-Prianti Productions needs to vacate their warehouse and must sell all of their scenery by September 25. Visit their website (www.wpscenic.com) for a partial list of available items.
There are a lot more stock flats, portals and furniture from SOUTH PACIFIC, FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, THE KING & I, OKLAHOMA and the list goes on…
Contact us if you would like to visit the warehouse to see if there may be things you could use in future productions.
Posted: September 19, 2008
St. Joseph's Center for Community Service - Tennant Showcase
The Smyrna-Clayton area, and even its neighboring communities, has grown exponentially in recent years, while services have not kept pace. The mission of St. Joseph's Foundation is to provide space for programs and activities that fill those most critical needs.
Currently, much of the 222-acre property is home to a charter school, but that is moving next year to a brand new campus, re-opening more than 50,000 square feet of space for a myriad of organizations and institutions. Arts entities and groups which promote the arts are among those most sought after for filling that space.
The Foundation is holding a Tenant Showcase on September 10 at the property, just north of downtown Clayton, to provide information about the facility and its breadth of opportunities, as well as a first-hand look at the buildings and grounds.
The program will entail tours of the site, including its six buildings, steeped in history, outfitted for a vast multitude of uses, and surrounded by 200 acres of nature preserve, trails, and recreation areas. There will be wine & heavy hors d’oeuvres, free gifts for everyone, and full-detail packages explaining the availability and options for prospective tenants.
Please visit the web site, www.saintjosephscenter.org, to learn more about St. Joseph's. Attendees are asked to RSVP for the Showcase via the web site Contact page, email to assistant@saintjosephscenter.org, or call the office at (302) 653-8814. Everyone is welcome.
Tenant Showcase: Wednesday, September 10th, 6:00 – 8:00 PM
Artist Studio Space Available at the Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts
A 355 square foot studio with a skylight is available as of August 1. The rent is $458 per month. There is an additional $10/month fee for an optional Internet connection through the DCCA high speed DSL line. DCCA studios are accessible 24/7 but are not to be used as living spaces.
If you are interested, please send 10 digital images on a CD (formatted as a PowerPoint slide show, which can be viewed on both a MAC and a PC); your resume; and an artist statement ASAP to:
Helen Page
DCCA Studio Artists
200 South Madison St.
Wilmington, DE 19801
302-656-6466 ext. 7107
Posted: July 11th, 2008
YouTube Debuts Nonprofit Program
Organizations Can Now Apply for a Designated Nonprofit Channel
and Collect Donations Through Google Checkout for Non-Profits
SAN BRUNO, CA--(Marketwire - September 27, 2007) - Hundreds
of nonprofits currently leverage YouTube, the leader in online
video, to raise awareness of their causes. Today at the Clinton
Global Initiative, YouTube announced the YouTube Nonprofit Program,
a way to make it even easier for people to find, watch and engage
with nonprofit video content on the site.
YouTube's 2007/2008 Clinton Global Initiative commitment enables
nonprofit organizations (in the U.S. those with 501c3 tax filing
status) that register for the program to receive a free nonprofit
specific YouTube channel where they can upload footage of their
work, public service announcements, calls to action and more.
The channel will also allow them to collect donations with no
processing costs using the newly launched Google Checkout for
Non-Profits. YouTube's global platform enables nonprofits to
deliver their message, showcase their impact and needs, and
encourage supporters to take action.
"Video, unlike any other medium, allows nonprofits to
give a tangible demonstration of their efforts, connect with
people and exponentially widen their reach," said Douglas
Staples, Senior Vice President, Strategic Marketing & Communications
from the March of Dimes. "We are excited to be an initial
participant in the program. We'll use our YouTube channel to
reach out to an audience of all ages and engage them in our
mission, which is to give every baby a healthy start, and we
encourage other nonprofits to do the same."
YouTube Nonprofit Program participants will receive:
- A premium channel on YouTube that serves as a nonprofit's
hub for their uploaded videos. Through the channel, people can
connect with a nonprofit via messages, subscriptions, comments
and more. Nonprofits will also receive enhanced channel branding
features and increased upload capacity.
- Designation as a 'Nonprofit' on YouTube that clearly
identifies organizations as a nonprofit for YouTube community.
- The ability to embed a Google Checkout donation
button on their channel and video watch pages, allowing people
to quickly and securely make a contribution directly from YouTube.
Starting today, nonprofits who offer Google Checkout for Non-Profits
as a donation option -- whether through YouTube or on their
own sites -- will receive 100 percent of donated funds, as Google
has committed to processing all donations for free through at
least the end of 2008.
- In the coming months, nonprofit channels will have a centralized
area on YouTube, making them and their videos more easily discoverable.
"When YouTube was founded we dreamed that people would
someday leverage the site to make the world a better place,"
said YouTube co-founder Chad Hurley. "It is an honor to
have great organizations and individuals utilizing the YouTube
to raise awareness of noble causes and we are thrilled to offer
a program that helps them thrive and inspire change."
At launch there will be a thirteen organizations participating
in the YouTube Nonprofit Program including:
24 Hours for Darfur * American Cancer Society * Autism Speaks
* 92nd Street Y * Asia Society * Strong American Schools' ED
in '08 * Friends of the Earth * International Rescue Committee
* March of Dimes * YouthNoise * The ONE Campaign * The Clinton
Global Initiative * World Vision Australia
Application Process:
Nonprofits can apply for a nonprofit channel type by going to
youtube.com/nonprofits and filling out a short application,
which will be processed by our grants team. This page will also
contain information on how to take advantage of this new channel
type, as well as some tips for how to use YouTube effectively
for advocacy and fundraising.
About YouTube:
Founded in February 2005, YouTube is the leading video community
on the Internet and the premier destination to watch and share
original videos worldwide through a Web experience. YouTube
allows people to easily upload and share video clips on www.YouTube.com
<http://www.YouTube.com> and across the Internet through
websites, blogs, and e-mail. YouTube has quickly become the
leading destination on the Internet for video entertainment.
YouTube is a subsidiary of Google, Inc.
Posted: October 25th, 2007
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