The Longmont Council for the Arts offers many services and programs for our visual artists from exhibition opportunities to funding.
Artist Registry
Linda Sole Faul
The Artist Registry promotes local artists in all cultural arts disciplines, including painters, sculptors, textile artists, metal artists and musicians. Since its inception in 1998, the Artist Registry has displayed artists’ works through rotating art exhibitions at area businesses. And it has only improved in popularity.
Here’s how it works: area businesses partner with the Longmont Council for the Arts to decorate their business with original local art. on a quarterly basis. We match their style with our Artist Registry Artists. The result has been an exciting dynamic between the artists, community and businesses. For Artists, the Artist Registry has become an excellent venue for selling Art!
In 2012, artists must be a LCA Artist member in order to participate in any of our programs.
Become a LCA Artist!
Also new in 2012 -
Artist Registry has two levels of participation.
2012 AR Membership Application
While Longmont is home to some excellent art galleries, the few can in no way serve the hundreds of excellent artists that live here. We thank our local gallery “stand-ins:”
• Vectra Bank
• Longmont United Hospital
• First National Bank
• Thomas Strauss, DDS
• Colorado Women’s Care
• Bross Street Assisted Living
• Burlington Medical Center
• Longmont Chamber of Commerce
Join or renew today. For more information on the Artist Registry, please contact Programs@ArtsLongmont.org or call 303-678-7869.
Art Op
Art Op is a bi-monthly email to artists about upcoming grants, call for entries, teaching opportunities and other artist related opportunities. The LCA has partnered with the Old Firehouse Art Center, ArtWalk Longmont, Art in Public Places and its own programs to compile the artist list. LCA Affiliate organizations can place their artist opportunities for free in Art Op. Outside organizations have the option of a free text listing or to join as an LCA Affiliate for a more detailed listing with image.
Click here to become an LCA Artist Member.
Senior Center Donor Recognition piece Statement of Work
Artist Socials
In 2012 the LCA will begin a series of Artist Socials for its member artists. These events bring together our artists to mingle, talk about their art and learn about the business of art.
L-Town Mural by Linda Gleitz
ART Fund (formerly Mini Grants)
Deadline – May 25, 2012
The Longmont Council for the Arts’ Art FundProgram is a collaborative effort with the City of Longmont, designed to help sustain and provide support to individual artists and small or emerging arts organizations throughout Longmont for the purpose of purchasing equipment for or pursuing projects in the areas of visual arts, music, dance, theatre, architecture, media, and literature.
Art Fund awards will not exceed $500.00 per artist or organization. Projects or equipment, for which Art Funds are awarded, must be completed or purchased by December 31 of the current year.
Art Op
Art Op is a bi-monthly email to artists about upcoming grants, call for entries, teaching opportunities and other artist related opportunities.The LCA has partnered with the Old Firehouse Art Center, ArtWalk Longmont, Art in Public Places and its own programs to compile the artist list.LCA Affiliate organizations can place their artist opportunities for free in Art Op.Outside organizations have the option of a free text listing or to join as an LCA Affiliate for a more detailed listing with image.
Click here to become an LCA Artist Member.
Artist Socials
In 2012 the LCA will begin a series of Artist Socials for its member artists.These events bring together our artists to mingle, talk about their art and learn about the business of art.
Mini Grants
The Longmont Council for the Arts’ Mini-Grant Program is a collaborative effort with the City of Longmont, designed to help sustain and provide support to individual artists and small or emerging arts organizations throughout Longmont for the purpose of purchasing equipment for or pursuing projects in the areas of visual arts, music, dance, theatre, architecture, media, and literature.
Mini-Grant awards will not exceed $500.00 per artist or organization. Projects or equipment, for which Mini-grants are awarded, must be completed or purchased by December 31 of the current year.
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