FOR THE HEALTH AND SAFETY OF OUR COMMUNITY, INTERSECTION’S OFFICE IS TEMPORARILY CLOSED. STAFF IS WORKING REMOTELY.
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Become a member with fiscal sponsorship and take your creative projects to the next level. In addition to fiscal sponsorship, members get discounts on workshops, arts coaching, coworking and event space, and dedicated staff support.
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Intersection for the Arts is a bedrock Bay Area arts nonprofit that’s dedicated to helping artists grow. Our staff provides people with useful resources to realize creative and cultural projects. We’re a passionate team of artists helping artists.





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1 week ago
Our member Alphabet Rockers is hosting "We Got Work to Do: Virtual Winter Camp"! Dec 28-30. Young people aged 6-10 will be empowered in anti-racist work through music, dance, and visual art reflection, along with the "We Got Work to Do Anti-Racism Mini Course," children will investigate their power and embody ways they can change their world.
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2 weeks ago
Sarah Hotchkiss writes for @KQED about why it shouldn't take an emergency to fund artists' basic needs. read about how Bay Area arts & cultural organizations have been taking action during the pandemic, a new UBI program in San Francisco, a new Arts Hub platform, and about Intersection's Arts Community Support Circles this year, among other topics! ... See MoreSee Less
It Shouldn’t Take an Emergency to Fund Artists’ Basic Needs | KQED
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What the pandemic has made clear is the total lack of a safety net for anyone without a full-time job and benefits.Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
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2 weeks ago
Member highlight 🔮 Ballet22 is an all-male ballet troupe started this year by Roberto Vega Ortiz that's challenging stereotypes. Read more about them in the recent Datebook SF article: datebook.sfchronicle.com/dance/male-ballerinas-en-pointe-set-sights-higher-with-new-bay-area-comp... ... See MoreSee Less
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Our member @AlphabetRockers is hosting "We Got Work to Do: Virtual Winter Camp"! Dec 28-30. Young people aged 6-10 will be empowered in anti-racist work through music, dance, and visual art reflection. Sign up: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/rise-stand-up-get-loud-at-the-alphabet-rockers-winter-camp-grades-1-4-tickets-131564409691 #antiracist #empower #artivism
Member highlight 🔮 Ballet22 is an all-male ballet troupe started this year by Roberto Vega Ortiz that's challenging stereotypes. Read more about them in the recent @SFC_Datebook article: https://datebook.sfchronicle.com/dance/male-ballerinas-en-pointe-set-sights-higher-with-new-bay-area-company-ballet22
🔮 Get an overview of SF's Grants for the Arts: General Operating Support Grant for arts & cultural orgs in our FREE workshop. #gfta
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🌀 3-part workshop series and lab sessions.
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