Join the New York Foundation on the Arts in exploring a multi-dimensional tool for New York State teaching artists.

Teaching Artist Source is an online information service and telephone/email hotline that is available 24/7. Learn how to make the greatest use of Teaching Artist Source as a feature of NYFA Source, a national database of programs for artists of all disciplines - the most comprehensive of its kind in the country.

Thursday 4:00 - 5:30pm

Conference Strand: Core Knowledge

Teaching Artists: will be able to use this service to find information on grants, services, and publications specifically for teaching artists on the local, regional, state and national level.

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Linda J. Park oversees the NYFA Source directory of over 8000 programs, consisting of local, national and international awards, services and publications for artists working in all disciplines. Prior to joining NYFA, Ms. Park was a curatorial and arts management consultant at Howell Art & Design, NYC, and Curatorial and Development Associate at Downtown Arts Projects, where she worked extensively with emerging artists. She has curated and organized individual artist projects, group exhibitions, a series of artist books, and has been involved in developing an online career resource program called Emerge Project. Ms. Park was the Principal Organizer of Brewster 2003 Collaborations, a public art project in upstate New York, and her writing has been in published in periodicals such as Read Baby (Art & Culture), Latitute 53, and See Magazine.