Arts and Humanities Council of Montgomery County (AHCMC)

Better Than Kickstarter

Move over Kickstarter, there’s a new crowdfunder in town! The Arts and Humanities Council of Montgomery County is launching the nonprofit answer to crowdfunding with power2give.org on June 12. Learn more......

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New Show at Kramer Gallery

Food. Its production, distribution, and consumption impacts our lives in myriad ways, shaping our landscape, culture, and family interactions. Seeing Food, reminds us of Montgomery County’s agricultural roots and explores the ways in which artists have both viewed and manipulated food, whether in paint, fiber, photographs, glass, video, or poetry....

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Advocacy Toolkit

Check out AHCMC's Advocacy Toolkit and start advocating for arts and humanities today! Find "talking points," contact information, a photo gallery of legislators and more....

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Arts & Culture Drive State Economy

Maryland arts and humanities organizations support more than 11,000 full time jobs and pump $1 Billion into the economy. The State can rely on this sector to pump millions of dollars into the economy from event related expenditures such as transportation, meals and gifts....

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Fran Abrams Creative Writing Award

The Fran Abrams Creative Writing Award honors both a high school senior who excels in creative writing and Fran Abrams, who worked tirelessly throughout her career to support the arts and humanities in Montgomery County. Applications accepted through May 16th!...

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Haimovicz Visual Arts Award

This award is given to a high school senior to benefit his/her pursuit of a visual arts career. AHCMC gratefully recognizes the Family of Ida F. Haimovicz for their generous gift to endow this award. Learn more about how to apply!...

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U. of Maryland Art and Architecture Students Spruce Up Long Branch

Wed, 08 May 2013 by Michele

Over the last twenty years public art has changed, evolving toward a hybrid art form that is part public engagement, part architectural extension, and part fine art.  New materials and especially new media have expanded the possibilities for artists.  Temporary public art has also grown in popularity: it is expedient, inexpensive, experimental, and often can [...] View Post

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