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Funding for Artists

The Fine Art of Financing: Grants, Residencies and Other Funding for Artists

This is our monthly list of arts-funding opportunities. Look back at our past lists on leoweekly.com for opportunities that still have open deadlines.  Residencies Blackacre State Nature Preserve & Historic Homestead holds a writers’ residency situated within nearly 300-acres of...
February 17, 2021 | Melissa Chipman
Theresa Bautista
Arts, Performance

Studio Visit: Theresa Bautista

February 10, 2021 Melissa Chipman
BardstownRoad
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Can Bardstown Road be fixed?

November 15, 2017 Melissa Chipman
Decades Behind Bars
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‘Decades Behind Bars,’ a Q&A with author Gaye Holman

November 1, 2017 Melissa Chipman
religious freedom
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When religious freedom imposes

October 25, 2017 Melissa Chipman

Melissa Chipman

Melissa Chipman is a freelance writer and editor whose previous work can be seen in the now-defunct Insider Louisville (Louisville Future), the now-defunct The Paper, and the still-funct LEO and Churchill Downs Magazine, among other places. She’s a native New Englander who’d spent most of her adult life in New Orleans until she moved to the Highlands of Louisville in 2006 where she still resides with her husband and a cat named Josephine. You can follow her on Twitter @loueyville.

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