Starting this summer, artists can apply for no-strings-attached grants in St. Louis.
This an effort to keep artists in the Midwest city and is offered by the Regional Arts Commission. Ten grants from the $20,000 will be awarded starting in September. Other cities provide similar funding, by the way, such as Cleveland, Chicago, Portland and Seattle.
St. Louis realizes that artists mean economic development for neighborhoods. Since most artists work multiple jobs and make less than $25,000 annually, grants allow time to create work.
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