• Do you know the Government guidelines and revenue thresholds regarding  the filing of NYS required financial statements?
  • Does your organization  need an audited or a reviewed financial statement?
  • Do you need to file Federal form 990 or can you file form 990 EZ?
  • Are you aware of the many IRS questions contained in form 990?
  • What is the condition of your books & records regarding internal control mandates and are they in compliance with financial statement requirements?

These and many other important questions will be answered by Gary M. Flaum, Certified Public Accountant who has extensive audit experience with Nonprofit organizations’ accounting and tax preparation.

Join us at the Arts and Business Council of New York, 1 East 53rd Street at 6 p.m. on Monday, February 27th where Gary will explain how to comply with all the guidelines and make your organization’s audit or review easier.

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Since 1993, HERE Arts Center has been one of New York’s most prolific producing organizations, and today, it stands at the forefront of the city’s presenters of daring new hybrid art. HERE supports multidisciplinary work that does not fit into a conventional programming agenda. Our aesthetic represents the independent, the innovative, and the experimental. HERE supports the work of artists at all stages in their careers through fully-produced works, commissions and subsidized performance and rehearsal space. In addition, HERE’s staff provides marketing, technical and administrative support. All work at HERE is curated based on the strength and uniqueness of the artist’s vision.

One of our most vital services, the HEREstay Program, supports 250 guest independent artists and groups—such as New Georges, Vampire Cowboys, and ViBe Theater Experience (an educational arts group for underserved urban teen girls)—and their audiences each season.

This creative curated rental program has allowed many upstart companies and emerging artists to realize their full artistic vision on a small budget. The program provides subsidized performance and rehearsal space, technical assistance, and administrative support, including a fully staffed box office. HEREstay artists can also access equipment that is not typically available in venues our size such as video projectors, wireless microphones, color scrollers—all for free or at subsidized rates. We accept applications from artists all over the world for the opportunity to show work.

For more information, and to fill out an online application, please visit the HEREstay website at: http://here.org/programs/here-stay/

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New Jewish Theater Residency at the 14th Street Y: June 11-July 1

January 27, 2012

OPEN: The New Jewish Theater Residency At the 14th Street Y REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS LABA: The National Laboratory for New Jewish Culture at the 14th Street Y and the Jewish Plays Project are seeking five collaborative teams of theater artists for a three-week pilot residency program. Modeled on the Space residency at Mabou Mines (and [...]

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Artist Residency at CAC, Woodside- Feb 15

January 21, 2012

Artist Residency Contemporary Artists Center, Woodside (Troy NY) The Contemporary Artists Center has recently opened its newest residency program on the campus of the Woodside National Historic Register Site in Troy, NY. Two neo-gothic stone church buildings now house our artist program and welcome artists from all over the U.S. and abroad. The CAC is [...]

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Grant Writer/ Researcher position at KowTeff School of African Dance

January 21, 2012

Position Summary: KowTeff School of African Dance (www.kowteff.org) is a nonprofit organization in New York City that is seeking an experienced grant writer. The core responsibility in this position is to seek out and write successful grant proposals to secure funding for our cultural arts institution. This is a temporary to permanent opportunity. The schedule [...]

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Call for artists & Projects ARTErra rural artistic residencies (PT)

January 21, 2012

The ARTErra is a rural art residency structure that support and encourage artistic creation and production. Housed in a remarkably small rural village, you will find in ARTErra physical spaces and tools for the reception of the project / proposal of the artist or collective of different artistic disciplines. In addition to a house with [...]

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Position Available: Booking Associate at IMG Artists

January 21, 2012

IMG Artists seeks a Booking Associate. Established in 1984, IMG Artists (IMGA) is the global leader in the arts management business, with a roster including the finest in classical music, dance, special attractions and world music. The Booking Associate will support the team of four Booking Managers promoting the full range of instrumentalists, world music [...]

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1/23 Music on Stage & Screen

January 20, 2012

Behind the Scenes: Music on Stage & Screen A free panel discussion highlighting careers in music, Monday, January 23, 2012 , 6:30 p.m. at the Apollo Theater,  253 West 125th Street in Harlem Music on Stage & Screen will feature a mix of music and theatre professionals who will share stories about how they found [...]

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1/24 Creative Conversation: Youth Empowerment & The Arts

January 18, 2012

Join ELNYA for our first Creative Conversation of 2012! Hear panelists discuss initiatives to engage youth to empower themselves through financial literacy and entrepreneurship, and discover how those areas intersect with the arts on Tuesday, January 24th at Arts & Business Council of NY. Conversation leaders include Kathleen Adams, Momma’s Hip-Hop Kitchen: The Soup Kitchen [...]

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Celebrate Brooklyn! Internships

January 18, 2012

BRIC is currently accepting applications for our Development and Artist Services internships. Each intern will have an integral role in bringing this summer’s Celebrate Brooklyn! to life. They’ll help throw amazing events and work with an awesome group of talented folks. What could be better than spending the summer working on what Gothamist calls the [...]

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