A 2022 ASC Emerging Creators Fellowship is helping Joanne Rogers advance equity for historically excluded visual artists through mentorship, skills training, administrative support and a professionally outfitted art gallery where the artists’ work is showcased.
Charlotte hip-hop artist Shauna “ReeCee Raps” Respass will use her ASC Emerging Creators Fellowship to to reinvest in herself and roll out her new project, “Queen of Hearts.”
ASC’s Culture Blocks program is sponsoring a free community showing of local playwright Lakeetha Blakeney’s play “Princess Fearless” on Sept. 24 at Stumptown Park in Matthews.
SEED Grants represent a shift in how ASC supports creatives. In this case, artists are making awards to other artists.
ASC celebrates 20 years of charlotte pride 2019 Charlotte Pride Parade, Aug. 18. Photo by Grant Baldwin. ASC’S FY2022 INVESTMENTS…
ASC Advisory Councils help ensure cultural offerings in Charlotte-Mecklenburg are aligned with community needs.
Charlotte playwright Ruth Sloane will use her ASC Creative Renewal Fellowship to travel to Ghana to explore, study and create dramatic narratives
Above average temperatures seem to want to stick around. Luckily for Charlotte-Mecklenburg residents, ASC’s Culture Blocks program offers a wide range of arts and cultural experiences at libraries and recreation centers throughout the county so you can beat the heat while having fun.