Arthouse is a TV series sponsored by Arterial, connecting audiences with artists by showcasing the art-buying process. It brings viewers into artists’ studios, offering an engaging and accessible way to experience art. This project aligns with Arterial’s mission to elevate artists through increased visibility and connection.
Arterial.org Extends Support to NOT REAL ART, Boosting Artist Empowerment and Visibility
Arterial.org, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit media organization dedicated to amplifying human creativity, has announced its continued sponsorship of NOT REAL ART.
Arterial Becomes Fiscal Sponsor to Indie Arts Journalism Platform NOT REAL ART
NOT REAL ART celebrates artists through podcasts, grants, exhibitions, live events, and education. Powered by Arterial, this platform amplifies creative voices, fosters community, and supports artists with resources and opportunities. Together, they ensure a future where art thrives, artists are empowered, and creativity is accessible to all.
Arterial Acquires Digital Media Platform ArtsvilleUSA
Arterial, through ArtsvilleUSA, celebrates creativity by providing artists with platforms for exposure and storytelling, fostering community ties.
Arterial Celebrates Black Excellence in Classical Music
Arterial’s nonprofit mission funds essential arts programs like Classic Black, bringing overlooked classical music history to modern audiences. Through fiscal sponsorship, Arterial empowers Classic Black to share important classical music stories often missing from history.
Arterial Supports Emmy Winning PBS Series Artbound
Arterial has established a new PBS Artbound partnership, providing financial support for premiere events during the show’s fall 2024 season. This collaboration advances Arterial’s mission to increase visibility and accessibility of arts programming in mainstream media.
Arterial Grant Helps Complete Art Doc: The Underbelly Project
On December 1, 2024, “The Underbelly Project” documentary premiered at Miami Art Week, completing a 15-year journey from conception to screen. The completion and premiere were made possible by a $12,000 grant from Arterial.org, demonstrating the organization’s commitment to preserving significant art history.
