AnnouncementsApoya A NALAC!NALAC's 2009 Membership Drive
Want to attend NALAC's 20th Anniversary National Conference, Latino Creativity in the 21st Century-Beyond the Tipping Point? Become a NALAC member or renew your membership during the month of September and become eligible to win a fabulous free gift! Purchase a NALAC membership between September 1-30, 2009 and enter a chance to win a free flight on Southwest Airlines or one complimentary night at the San Jose Marriott Hotel during NALAC's 20th Anniversary National Conference. * 1st Prize: One roundtrip plane ticket on Southwest Airlines . No blackout dates! Certain restrictions apply. * 2nd Prize: One roundtrip plane ticket on Southwest Airlines . No blackout dates! Certain restrictions apply. * 3rd Prize: One complimentary night at the San Jose Marriott Hotel during the NALAC's 20th Anniversary National Conference.
More Conference information is available here . Registration will open on Monday, August 31st. Click Here For More Membership Information If you are a current NALAC Member, purchase another year of membership or buy one for a friend. You and your friend will be eligible to participate in the drawing. Contact us at
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if you have any questions. San Jose Marriott Hotel is the official hotel of NALAC’s 20th Anniversary National Conference. www.sanjosemarriott.com
Southwest Airlines is the official airline of NALAC's 20th Anniversary National Conference.
The LINC Artists and the Recession Survey
NALAC is helping to promote a survey for artists, and if you have not already responded to this survey, we encourage you to do so. The Artists and the Economic Recession Survey is being conducted by Leveraging Investments in Creativity (LINC), a ten-year national initiative to improve conditions for artists, and supervised by Princeton Survey Research Associates International. LINC has been working with organizations around the country to distribute the survey and their goal is to reach the widest range of artist voices possible, especially artists who may not be part of formal organizational networks.
Artists complete the LINC survey here: To complete the survey, please click on the link that follows or type the survey website address in your browser. Survey web site: http://www.zoomerang.com/Survey/?p=WEB229J8EUDWA8 To learn more about LINC, click here .
Semillas Community Schools Becomes the First International Baccalaureate (IB) School to be Authorized in the City of Los Angeles
Semillas Community Schools, a non-profit community-based educational organization committed to opening high quality charter schools in East Los Angeles, today announced that it has become the first International Baccalaureate World School to be authorized in the city of Los Angeles. The authorization recognizes the Middle Years Program (6-10) of Anahuacalmecac International University Preparatory High School, an independent charter school located in the Northeast Los Angeles neighborhood of El Sereno. Semillas today also announced that its delegation of Anahuacalmecac students have been selected to participate in the opening ceremony of the 2009 Hanban Chinese Bridge Summer Camp for High School Students sponsored by the University of California, Los Angeles Confucius Institute in Beijing, China.
To learn more, click here .
Rocco Landesman Confirmed as Tenth Chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts
Photo by Michael Eastman Rocco Landesman, nominated by President Barack Obama as the tenth chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts, was confirmed today by the U.S. Senate. For more information, click here .
In Memoriam
Armando R. Cid, Artist and Teacher
Armando R. Cid, artist and founding member of the Royal Chicano Air Force art group died July 13 at the age of 66.
For more information, click here .
Events

De Colores Exhibit Aug 22-Sep 30 in Corona, CA Presented by the Corona Art Association the First Latino Theme De Colores Art show
The Corona Art Association Historic Art House 510 W. Foothill Parkway Corona, CA, 92882 Thu-Sat 10am-2pm
 Eduardo Carrillo: Within a Cultural Context Exhibit in Santa Cruz, CA Aug 22-Nov 22 August 22-November 22, 2009The Museum of Art & History @ the McPherson Center Solari Gallery 705 Front St. Santa Cruz, CA 95060
www.santacruzmah.org/index.php?page=eduardo-carrillo-within-a-cultural-context
Spanish Harlem Salsa Nights in New York, NY Aug 26 & Weds in Sep www.milklounge.com
Los Ejotes son Judias in Monterrey, NL, Mex Aug 28-30
Comedia de Hernán Galindo Fri Aug 28 & Sat Aug 29 8pm & Sun Aug 30 6pm Sala Guajardo, Relaciones Culturales, Hidalgo esq. con Porfirio Díaz, frente a la Purísima, Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico
Automatico Quinseanera in Los Angeles, CA Aug 29
Kaweh In Concert in Sacramento, CA Aug 28 & in San Jose, CA Sep 18
Fri Aug 28 Sacramento Memorial Auditorium Jean Runyun Little Theater - 1515 J Street Sacramento, CA Doors: 7:30PM Show: 8:00PM Tickets $20 adv. call: 916-337-4660
Fri Sep 18 Landmark Ballroom 75 S 11th St San Jose, Ca 95112 Doors: 7:00pm Show: 8:00pm Tickets: $16adv. All Ages. www.kaweh.com or 408.455.0260 Special guest: master congero Edgardo Cambon
For more information: www.kaweh.com
Art for Life 22 benefiting Face to Face in Windsor, CA Aug 29
What started in 1988 as a grassroots effort among the artist community in response to the AIDS epidemic has become Face to Face's most important annual fundraiser, raising almost 10% of the money needed for Face to Face to provide its services to people living with HIV and AIDS in Sonoma County. Sat, Aug 29 Art for Life 22 Mary Agatha Furth Center Windsor, CA http://www.f2f.org/Art_for_Life_22.html
My Father's Cuba Exhibit by Raul Villarreal in New York, NY Sep 1-30
Sep 9 @ 5:30pm-Artist's Reception will feature book signing of ‘Hemingway's Cuban Son’ Mon-Fri 9am-7pm & Sat 9am-3pm
Berkeley College New York City Midtown Campus Gallery 3 East 43rd Street New York, NY For more information visit the artist’s website .
Enmascarados 7: Homage to Lucha Libre in Corpus Christi, TX
Sep 4-Oct 10

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 La Luna Nueva Festival in Portland, OR
Sep 12-25La Luna Nueva—a two-week festival of Hispanic arts and culture from around the world
Admissions varies; many events are free; Purchase tickets from 503-236-7253, www.pdxtix.net/milagro Milagro Theatre 525 SE Stark Street Portland, Oregon 97214 For more information, click here .
Postcards from the Woods in Philadelphia, PA Sep 16-19
Merian Soto's latest branch dance performance/installation Featuring Jumatatu Poe, Olive Prince, Noemi Segarra
Calpulli Mexican Dance in Corona, NY Sep 19-20

For more information, www.queenstheatre.org/web/frontends/event/1/0/77
Una Celebracion del Mes de la Herencia Hispana in New York, NY Sep 24
Memoir Writing Workshop and Public Reading by Ana Castillo in Austin, TX Sep 27 12pm-3pm Sun Sep 27 Memoir Writing Workshop with Ana Castillo Internationally Acclaimed Poet and Award Winning Author in cooperation with Resistencia Bookstore In memoir, the reader must be persuaded that the narrator is writing honestly, whether or not he/she is, is secondary. It doesn’t matter as much ‘what happened’ as what you make of what you remember may have happened. The workshop will consist of exercises, which help us to know how to get started when desiring to work on a memoir essay. We’ll talk, we’ll laugh, we’ll cry. We’ll vent. We’ll write from our hearts and our minds. And then, we’ll learn to get rid of all the sentimentality and leave on the page what is important for the reader to know about your memoir. Three hours with Ana Castillo, poet, novelist all around genre-jumper. Persons interested must submit 1 pg writing sample to apply. 18 yrs. and up. No personal travel arrangements will be provided. Ana Castillo will be available only at the workshop. All queries and to apply email:
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Cost: $175 per person/Limit only 15 per workshop Exact locations and times will be given once applicant has been accepted.
A public reading & signing by Ana Castillo & Co. 4pm–6pm Free & Open to the public Resistencia Bookstore 1801–A South First Street, Austin, TX 78704
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e-Boletín is produced by NALAC. All contents (c) 2008 by The National Association of Latino Arts & Culture 1208 Buena Vista Street, San Antonio, TX 78207The National Association of Latino Arts and Culture (NALAC) is dedicated to the preservation, development and promotion of the cultural and artistic expressions of the diverse Latino populations of the United States. Through this effort, NALAC is committed to the continuing struggle for the elimination of racism, sexism, ageism and discrimination against gay, lesbian and physically challenged populations. The objective is to recognize and support the varied standards of excellence grounded in the aesthetics and traditions of our root cultures. NALAC receives generous support from the Ford Foundation, JPMorgan Chase, Doris Duke Charitable Foundation, Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, National Endowment for the Arts, Southwest Airlines, MetLife Foundation, Heineken USA, Texas Commission on the Arts, The Tobin Endowment, City of San Antonio Office of Cultural Affairs, the Alice Kleberg Reynolds Foundation, Tucson Pima Arts Council, San Antonio Area Foundation, Our Lady of the Lake University, P.E.C. Charities, NALAC members, individual donors and volunteers. | The Summer 2009 Aviso 
The Summer 2009 Aviso is now available. Click here to see a copy of el Aviso, featuring articles about Nereida Garcia Ferraz, Latino Independent Presses, Rigoberto Gonzalez and more.
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RESOURCES Pitching Your Cause: Effectively Working with the Media to Spread Your Story TrainingLive Teleconference: Tue, Sep 1 1-2pm EDT/12-1pm CDT/10-11am PDT Register Now As your organization works to stay top of mind for supporters and the media, you may be feeling overwhelmed by the prospect of public relations, pitches and press releases. Join Network for Good journalism and communications experts (Zan Dubin Scott, Paul West and Scott Martelle) for a free "Public Relations 202" teleconference. Their experts know the ins and outs of media coverage; they can explain why those assigning editors never called you back and why the sure-hit event you planned drew no free media. Attendance is limited. Reserve your complimentary space today. Scheduling conflict? No problem! All registrants will receive a complimentary transcript and recording.
OPPORTUNITIES
Please Visit NALAC's Expanded Opportunities page for links to arts resources across the country Click Here to view details on the following opportunities. Brooklyn Arts Exchange Seeks Performers and Groups for the 2009/10 Jumpin' Juniper Series for Family Audiences
Need-based Travel Assistance Available for the 2009 Conference for Community Arts Education
Screenwriting and Directing Workshops Aug 22- Sep 27 in Miami, FL
Artist Residency Program in Austin, TX Through Aug 28
Scriptwriting Contest Deadline Aug 28
Arts in Underserved Communities Grants (Special Projects Grants) Deadline Aug 31
Call for Entries: Aesthetica International Creative Works Competition Deadline Aug 31
Fine Art and Crafts at Anderson Park in Montclair, NJ Deadline Aug 31
Texas Filmmakers Travel Grant Deadline Aug 31
The Keyholder Residency Program Deadline Sep 1
Texas Artists Open Call Deadline Sep 4 5pm
Call For Entries! DFA's 38th Dance On Camera Festival Deadline Sep 15
Bronx Council of the Art's 2009-2010 NYSCA/BCA Community Arts Grants Deadline Sep 18
ArtEcolÓgiko EcoPoÉtiko 2009 Poetry-Drawing Contest for Children of Poetic Genius in Houston, TX Deadline Sep 18
Artistay Residencies & Artist Colonies Deadline Sep 30
EZ Arts Access Grant in West Virginia Deadline Oct 1
Curate This! 2009 Deadline Oct 1
Dia de los Muertos Call for Artists in Long Beach, CA Deadline Oct 4
The 2010 Mentoring Program Application Deadline Oct 13 for Immigrant Artists in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut
Healthcare Programs Deadline Oct 15
$7,000 Fellowships for New York State Artists
Artist Minigrant Program in Mississippi Deadline Nov 2
Call for Artists in Burlington, VT
Mini Grant for Travel in West Virginia
Perugia Press Intro Award for a First or Second Book by a Woman
Hot Iron Press Visiting Artist Program
Local Community Programs Supported by Bank of America Charitable Foundation: Local Grantmaking
RFQ from the City of San Antonio
Art342 Artist-in-Residence
Wanted Photographs "A year in the life of New Mexico"
RFQ: Public Art Opportunity Winston-Salem, NC
Short Term Artists Residency (S.T.A.R.) Program
Centro de Dearrollo Comunitarion, San José (CDC) de la Fundación León XIII, IAP. Invita a Colaborar con Articulo
Ongoing Open Call-to-Artists in Knoxville, TN
Rhino in the Room Film Festival Call for Submissions
Economic Response Technical Assistance
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Chief Content Officer Public Media Service in Los Angeles, CARadio Bilingue, Inc. will hire the Chief Content Officer on a full-time temporary basis. The right individual will lead the creative team in developing and testing innovative multi-platform programming. The ideal candidate will have: A clear understanding and commitment to public radio's mission, vision and culture. Success in developing innovative programming concepts. Ability to recruit, audition and inspire the production team charged with creating new content for underserved audiences. Ability to work independently and handle multiple deadlines and priorities. Media research, interpretation and application skills. Audience analysis, targeting and testing experience. Experience on the L.A "beat" and with relevant topics for L.A. Latinos and other communities of color. Several years of related work experience, including management oversight of administrative, budget, and staffing functions. Degree in a related field preferred. Salary: negotiable. Send cover letter, a current resume/CV and audio, digital, video or print work samples or a URL where your samples can be heard or viewed, to: wendiwbrowncreative.com . Phone: 541-858-0376. Fax: 866-224-1423. This position will remain open until the needs of the organization are met. Please apply ASAP.
Development Director for the Asian American Arts AllianceThe Alliance is seeking a super organized and self-motivated Development Assistant to provide administrative support on fundraising, special event coordination, bookkeeping and general office management. Special focus this fall will be on the Alliance's House of Fame 2009 cocktail party fundraiser. The successful candidate will report to the Executive Director.
This is a contract position from September 8 to December 24, 2009 with possibility for extension. To view a full job description, click here .
Student Affairs Officer I at the University of California, Merced Under the supervision of the Assistant Director of Admissions, this position represents the University of California especially UC Merced in providing direct student/parent services to targeted community college bound high school students. Works toward increasing UC admission eligibility and UC college-going rates from target program schools. Develops a strong relationship with high schools and community colleges, teachers, instructors, counselors, and administrators. Assists in the development of new strategies to deliver services and implement those strategies consistent with the goals and objectives of the Office of Admissions. Works with community based organizations civic groups, and other student development program staff toward increasing UC eligibility, UC Merced enrollment, and overall college-going rates.
For more information, click here .
Individual Giving Manager in Washington, DCAmericans for the Arts has an immediate opening for an Individual Giving Manager who will oversee a low-dollar annual fund program as well as Americans for the Arts’ National Patrons Council, a leadership group for donors. The Individual Giving Manager also works closely with the Vice President for Development and senior staff in supporting work with major gift prospects and Board giving. The Individual Giving Manager helps the Vice President of Development set annual benchmarks and implement a comprehensive annual strategy for individual giving that addresses current needs and builds support for future work of Americans for the Arts. To view detailed descriptions and requirements visit the careers website .
PT New Media II Instructors in Haverhill, MA Deadline Sep 18Anticipated Start Date: September, 2009 Teach Day Classes in New Media II at Northern Essex Community College. Masters Degree in Fine Arts required. Must have experience in animation, sound and authoring. College teaching experience, preferably at the community college level and experience working with students of diverse backgrounds required. To apply and for more information, click here.
ORDER VISIONES DVD and LATINO ARTISTIC EXPRESSION CURRICULUM TODAY! 
Visiones: Latino Art and Culture ©, NALAC's award-winning six part documentary series about the exciting history and diversity of Latino artistic and cultural expression in the U.S., is available on DVD! This wonderful 2-DVD set is perfect for high schools, university libraries and Latino Studies classes or for your personal DVD collection. Visiones: Latino Art and Culture © features inspiring profiles of innovators such as Lydia Mendoza, The Royal Chicano Air Force, Pedro Pietri, Miriam Colon, El Teatro Campesino, Guillermo Gomez Pena, Rudy Perez, Alma Lopez, Piri Tomas, Judy Baca, Lalo Guerrero and many more! The curriculum Latino Artistic Expression was designed to serve a broad audience of teachers and students; these materials provide a glimpse into Latino artistic expression in four areas: visual arts, music, dance and theater arts. The Visiones curriculum explores the many ways Latinos have shaped every layer of American culture. 
Click on the photo to view the Visiones trailer. Click here to order the DVD and the Latino Artistic Expression Curriculum
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