2020 Annual Report

Dr. Rachel Miller gives a tour of Gospel groups The Spiritualettes, Meet the Curator’s robust The ARTSpace on Main to Pine Bluff Sweet Melody, and The Williams Singers programming like the video Q&A with Mayor Shirley Washington. top off the Crossroad Festival. Rex DeLoney are accessible globally.

Faith Anaya of Kids Cook! helps students Exhibition artist Ian Campbell assists ASC provides a virtual venue for bake a Winter, Summer, and Fall 2020 a Second Saturday Family FunDay Live@5 so guests can watch musicians CrEATe Lab to perfection. participant with her photogram activity. like Wine & Roses perform on Facebook.

MISSION STATEMENT The Arts & Science Center for Southeast Arkansas serves as a cultural crossroad: engaging, educating, and entertaining through the arts and sciences.

VISION STATEMENT Changing lives through creativity. LETTER FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Well, what can I say, but state the obvious…2020 did not turn out as we planned. No one was prepared for the immense uncertainty caused by a global pandemic. Museums and cultural institutions across the United States were hit hard by state- mandated closures and operating restrictions, resulting in loss of revenue from cancelled events, and a significant decrease in memberships and donations. The Arts & Science Center endured the national health crisis alongside our neighbors, community, and fellow museums and cultural organizations.

Fortunately, ASC had the advantage of a well-established STEAM (Science, Tech, Engineering, ART & Math) foundation. When we closed to the public on March 13, 2020, staff quickly transitioned to providing virtual programming. A lot of the equipment needed to adapt our programs and activities to virtual platforms we already had in-house for use in our after-school programs and summer camps. The ASC education team crafted diverse activity videos shared on our website and social media platforms. Many of the virtual programs included free take & make activity supply bags available for pick-up at the museum or delivered to ASC community partner organizations.

ASC’s Digital Media Specialist and Curator created 3D virtual reality exhibitions of all our 2020 in- person exhibitions, accompanied by live-streamed interviews with featured artists. Although in-person live music is always preferred, utilizing virtual platforms allowed for ASC staff and the musicians to collaborate on producing a more curated experience for the Live@5 audience. We also hosted our first virtual theatre production, Clue: At Home Version.

We went retro with our fundraising endeavors in 2020. The virtual Heart for Curator the Arts telethon, a two- evening variety show complete with live M.C.s and Chaney Jewell phone bank, generated much-needed funds. Most importantly, it provided an opportunity for past and present ASC volunteers, hailing from across Theatre Education Arkansas and the U.S., to participate in an event and show their support for Coordinator the museum they love. The concept was so well received, its being referred to Lindsey Collins as our “inaugural” virtual telethon. Digital Media Throughout the year, our successful adaptation of programs and progress on Specialist The ARTSpace on Main and The ARTworks on Main were frequently featured Ashley Smith in newspaper articles, radio and television news programs, and shared on social media. Administrative Coordinator The Arts & Science Center’s ability to navigate the unforeseen events of 2020 Cynthia Gaddy would not have been possible without the dedicated support of our members, donors, visitors, and community. What ASC was able to accomplish in Public Programs 2020 serves as a solid testament to your investment (dollars and time) in the Coordinator museum. In spite of everything, we ended the year strong. Shakeelah Rahmaan

There are better things to come in 2021, especially at the Arts & Science Development Assistant Center. Our ARTx3 community campus – the museum, The ARTSpace, and Shannon Frazeur The ARTworks – will offer fun and diverse opportunities for our members and visitors to engage in the arts. We cannot wait to share the progress with you. Visitor Relations Coordinator With gratitude, Matthew Howard

Dr. Rachel Miller Letter from the 2020 Chairwoman of the Board of Trustees The year 2020 began with great promise and excitement for The Arts & Science Center for Southeast Arkansas. The Center had planned our program expansion for the children’s theater production, and the summer musical and summer camps. In addition, construction of The ARTSpace on Main and The ARTworks on Main buildings was on target to break ground. Hosting our biennial fundraising gala in The ARTSpace surely would have yielded record attendance and donations. We were prepared to meet all challenges to make this happen and have the best year ever!

However, mid-March brought 2020 BOARD OF TRUSTEES word of the coronavirus pandemic and many of our Chair — Sandra Fisher well-laid plans were put on Vice-Chair — Tracy Sutherland pause. It ushered in the use of Treasurer — Jodie Jolly new vocabulary/phrases and Secretary — Shalisha Thomas tested our resolve. We had to figure out how the Center At-Large — Dr. Angela Andrade would remain relevant, At-Large — Barbara Warren accessible and safe, while keeping the staff employed. Tom Bennett, Lazenie Collins, Troy DeBill, So, we “Zoomed” meetings and gatherings, remained “socially distanced,” Linda Lewis Eubank, Jill Healy, Dr. Jerry Ingram, constantly “sanitized” and “mask produced” ourselves James Andrew Mincy, Rev. Edna Morgan, into a “new normal.” Jestin Thomas, Dr. Ryan Watley, and Pia Woods

Virtual Family FunDay activities, Meet the Curator events and Live@Five from your home became part ASC Endowment Fund, Inc. of our landscape due to the creative talents of the Chair — Charlotte England ASC staff, Dr. Miller, a supportive Board of Trustees Vice-Chair — Julie Bridgforth and the community at large. We even hosted our first two-day Heart for the Arts Telethon in place of our Treasurer — Annette Kline biennial gala fundraiser. The ARTSpace held the art Secretary — Becky Simpson auction items and allowed the public a glimpse of the new facility. Troy DeBill, Dr. David Rainey, and Freddye Petett

We exemplified what is possible when we lean into our strengths and talents in cooperation with one ART KREWE BOARD another. We provided an outlet and safe space for President — Jill Healy many who felt the disruption of their lives this year. Vice President — Marjie Hart The Arts are a necessary, stabilizing part of our Reception Coordinator — Ann Smith community, our society and our humanity. Secretary — Mary Lee Hall Many of us ended the year a bit exhausted, longing Parliamentarian — Mary Shannon Fikes to have in-person contact with friends and family, heartbroken at the loss of loved ones and thankful We thank ArtKrewe for the exquisite receptions at to be healthy and strong. So, we say goodbye to The Arts & Science Center’s openings of art exhibitions and 2020 and welcome the possibilities of 2021. I am theatrical performances. proud and grateful to be part of an organization that continues to live up to its Vision and Mission: changing lives through creativity by engaging, educating and entertaining through the arts and sciences.

Respectfully, Support is provided in part by the Arkansas Arts Council, an agency of the Department of Arkansas Heritage; the National Sandra Fisher Endowment for the Arts; City of Pine Bluff; and the Pine Bluff Advertising & Promotion Commission. Total visitors: 31,964 Facebook followers: 3,158 States reached: 47 Instagram followers: 801 International regions reached: 25

ASC’s Slam Poetry camps and workshops led by In response to the pandemic, volunteers like Kayla Lake Chris James granted visitors, including groups SOAR presented ASC’s collaborative read-alouds of children’s and Boys & Girls Club, a chance to develop their books to an online audience. Featured is “The Very writing skills and use words to paint audible forms Hungry Worry Monsters.” - authored by Rosie Greening of self-expression. and illustrated by Lara Ede.

THE ARTS & SCIENCE CENTER FOR SOUTHEAST ARKANSAS (ASC)

A COMPONENT UNIT OF THE CITY OF PINE BLUFF STATEMENTS OF ASSETS AND REVENUES, EXPENSES, AND CHANGES IN NET ASSETS AS OF AND FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2018

STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS STATEMENT OF REVENUES, EXPENSES, AND CHANGES IN NET ASSETS DECEMBER 31, 2020 YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2020

ASSETS OPERATING REVENUES Current Assets Program Fees $ 78,404 Cash $ 126,672 Program Grants and Sponsorships 307,065 Cash-restricted 661,441 Facility Rental 500 Total current assets 788,113 Memberships 39,389 Special Events Fund Raising 54,946 Other Current Assets Total Operating Revenues 480,304 Prepaid Direct Deposit 7,882 OPERATING EXPENSES Total current assets 795,994 Department Program Expenses Property and Equipment Collections 63,476 Building improvements 320,117 Education 123,011 Furniture and fixtures 13,703 Exhibits 24,381 Equipment 119,111 Performing Arts 19,268 Transportation equipment 20,816 Special Events 4,518 Accumulated depreciation (220,925) ArtSpace 4,232 Total property and equipment 252,822 Management and General 338,341 Total Operating Expenses 577,226 TOTAL ASSETS $ 1,048,816 Operating Gain / Loss $ (96,922) LIABILITIES AND STOCKHOLDER’S EQUITY NON-OPERATING REVENUES Liablilities ASC Endowment Fund, Inc. 21,250 Accounts payable $ 3,232 State - Arkansas Arts Council 21,051 Payroll Liabilities 2,400 City of Pine Bluff 69,000 Other Current Liabilities 73,700 Pine Bluff Convention and Visitors Bureau 27,700 Deffered Revenue 25,055 Local Grants and Contributions 40,000 Total Liabilities 104,391 Other 70,022 Total Non-Operating Revenues 249,022 Net Assets With Donor Restrictions – – – INCREASE IN NET ASSETS $ 152,100 Without Donor Restrictions 944,425 Total Net Assets 944,425 NET ASSETS- BEGINNING OF YEAR $ 792,325 Net Assets-Change in Designated Acquisition 152,100 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $ 1,048,816 NET ASSETS-END OF YEAR 944,425 EXHIBITIONS EDUCATION PROGRAMS Pinch Pot & Clay Relief – December 9 Refugia – November 21-February 1 Adult Classes Paper Weaving – December 9 Metalpoint Drawings – November 21-Feb. 8 Collage & Cork – March 15 Outreach: Clinton Library Exhibit – Dec.-March Cooking Videos w/Faith Anaya Reunion – February 6-April 18 Second Saturday Family FunDay CrEATe Lab: Cheese – April 25 Whimsy & Flights of Fancy – Feb. 6-April 25 Lumen Photo Activity – January 11 CrEATe Lab: Jam – May 2 From the Vault – February 22-August 15 Fun Art To Fanciful Toy – February 8 CrEATe Lab: Pancakes – May 9 One Million Strong – April 30-September 26 Earth Day Slime – April 11 Outreach: Women of the AR. Delta – May-Aug. Cardboard Creations: LED Robots – May 9 Summer Camps Pine Bluff High School – May 8-Jan. 2, 2021 Friendly Worry Monster – June 13 Theatre Jr. – June 18-22 Pine Bluff Art League – August 6-September 12 String Art – July 11 Theatre – July 30-August 3 The Female Gaze – August 27-May 15, 2021 Watercolor Painting – August 8 Art Camp I – June 11-15 Brothers by One – October 1-January 2, 2021 TinkerFest 2020 – September 12 Art Camp II – July 23-27 Ballots & Laughs – November 5-Jan., 9 2021 Engineering a Bone Bridge – October 10 CrEATe Lab – July 13-July 17 ARTWORKS! – November 11-21 DIY Bottle Car – November 14 Slam Poetry – July 16-20 Heritage Detective Pictorial Exhibition – ongoing Borax Crystal Snowflakes – December 12 STEAM – July 13-17 Pencil & Persistence – ongoing Historic Pine Bluff – ongoing Meet the Curator In House Artist Spot, Moment of Zen, Bouquet – Ongoing Small Work Pre-K – Ongoing PERFORMANCES Tour with James Hayes – March 26 Merrill Community Center – Ongoing Q & A with Scinthya Edwards – April 2 Live@5 Boys & Girls Club – Ongoing Q & A with Katherine Strause – April 30 UAPB Jazz Ensemble – February Creative Construction Zone – Through March 7 Q & A with Catherine Burns – May 6 Paul Morphis – March Cub Scouts Tour – February 15 Q & A with Dustyn Bork – May 21 Damen Tolbert – May Poetry Workshop – Jan. 21-25, Feb. 18-22 Q & A with Chrystal Seawood Pt. 1 – June 9 Platinum Hitz – June Dollarway High School Tour – March 3, 4, & 5 Q & A with Jimmy Cunningham – June 11 David Ashley – July CrEATe Lab Winter – Jan. 18, 25 Feb. 6, 15, 22 Paul Morphis & Damen Tolbert – August Art Care with Chaney Jewell – July 9 March 7 Platinum Hitz – September Q & A with Chrystal Seawood Pt. 2 – July 16 Dollarway High School Tour – Oct. 13, 14, 15 Port City Blues Society – October Q & A with Kasten Searles – July 27 CrEATe Lab Fall – October 10, 17, 24 Wine & Roses – November Q & A with Roderick Terry – September 3 Billy Jeter – December Q & A with Chrystal Jennings – September 17 Outreach Q & A with Rex Deloney – October 22 Heritage Trail – Ongoing Virtual Theatrical Productions Boys & Girls Club – Ongoing Clue: Stay at Home Edition – October 23, 24 Tinkering Videos Whispering Knolls – Ongoing Heart for the Arts Telethon – November 13, 14 Marble Paper – March 20 Trinity Village – Ongoing Not So Silent Night – December 23 Paper Airplanes – March 25 SAHPS – Ongoing Engineering a Tower – March 26 Townsend – February 28 Read-Aloud Storybook Videos Fireworks in a Jar – March 27 Delta Food Bank: DIY T&M – March 24 The Crayon Book – April 28 Dreamcatcher – April 1 Dollarway Sutterfield – Jan. 13, February 18 Worry Monster – May 11 Elephant Toothpaste – April 3 UAMS: Watercolor Class – Feb. 25, August 6 The Very Hungry Caterpillar – May 17 Decorative Tile – April 8 UAMS: Acrylic Painting – September 1 The Serious Goose – May 31 Egg Drop Challenge – April 7 UAMS: Paper Flower Workshop – September 30 Old MacDonald – May 24 Galaxy in a Bottle – April 10 UAMS: Mixed Media Collage – October 21 Say Something – June 16 Trading Spaces – April 17 HIPPY Virtual – November 12 One Fish, Two Fish – July 26 Air Pressure Experiment – April 22 McGehee B&G Club – November 20, Dec. 18 There Was an Old Lady – August 2 Magic Milk – April 24 Green Eggs and Ham – August 23 Maze Challenge – April 29 CONFERENCES/TRAINING Thanksgiving Read-Aloud – November 26 Printmaking: Leaves – May 5 Blue & You Foundation conference – January 13 There’s a Wocket in My Pocket – December 9 Lava Lamp – May 6 Professional Development: ASU STEM – Feb. 13 Supersition I – May 8 MOD Narrative Tinkering – February 14 SPECIAL/FUNDRAISERS Crayon Art – May 12 ASC Teaching Artist Training – October 3 Drain Smart – January16 Supersition II – May 16 MOD Workshop: Loose Parts – November 17 Crossroad Festival – February 22 Stained Glass – May 19 UAMS Workshop – Oct. 21, Nov 18, Dec. 9 Census Partnership – May 2 Chain Reaction Challenge – May 20 MOD Workshop: Earth and Space – Nov. 27 Virtual: Telethon – November 13, 14 Supersition III – May 22 DIY Candy Dispenser – May 24 “I enjoyed that class because I love poetry and it was a good session.” – Slam Poetry participant

“Loving the show! Great idea in these virtual times!!!” – “Not So Silent Night” video viewer

“Adorable!!! That was so much fun!!!” – “The Serious Goose” video viewer

“Nice place to expand your mind. The art was pleasant to look at and you can feel the emotion the artists was trying to convey.” – Google reviewer.

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Young Carol Hastings Dr. Rachel Miller Pearl Holland Matthew Mosler The Arts & Science Center provides free gallery admission and free high caliber hands-on STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, ARTS, and Mathematics) activities for—school field trips, families, after school programs, Boys & Girls Club, scouts, teachers, daycares, and anyone interested in creative thinking. This is possible thanks to these generous sponsors and granting organizations. When you select a service company, go shopping, choose professional services, or donate to non-profit entities please keep in mind:

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