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MOJA Arts Festival

Charleston, SC

NEA Big Read

FY2024

About

A partnership with the MOJA Arts Festival and Charleston County Public Library, Charleston’s NEA Big Read will use “Their Eyes Were Watching God” as a cultural touchstone and literary point of departure to consider and explore the African-American experience in the South through a variety of overlapping perspectives and artistic interpretations.

Award Details

  • NEA Big Read
    Grant or Award Received
  • South Carolina
    Location
  • $20,000
    Grant Amount
  • 2024
    Fiscal Year of Award

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