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Commagnd170911 D Panelistre Prospective Panelists - ADVANCEMENT GRANT, CIAG, CIVIC ART, OGP Advancement First Name Last Name Title Organization City/Community Years Served Discipline(s), Emphasis Grant CIAG Civic Art OGP Kim Abeles Artist/Faculty California State University, Northridge Los Angeles OGP 09/10 Arts Education, Visual Art, Civic Art x x Katie Adams Director, Corporate and Foundation Relations Natural History Museum Los Angeles OGP 12/13 Visual Art xx Alicia Adams Artistic Director Rampart Theater Project Inc. Theatre x Will Adashek Board Chair Jacob Jonas The Company Inc. Dance x Sara Adelman Deputy Director Cornerstone Theater Company OGP 17/18 Theatre x Robert Adler Peckerar Executive Director Yiddishkayt Los Angeles Multidisciplinary x Shana Aelony Vice-President/Treasurer Ginga Arts Arts Education x Jose Antonio Aguirre Artist Mexican Cultural Institute of Los Angeles Los Angeles Visual Art, Civic Art x x Tanuomaia'leu Ah You Board Member Project ALOFA Los Angeles CIAG 16/17 Music x Margaret Aichele Executive Director dA Center for the Arts Pomona OGP 16/17 Presenting xx Njideka Akunjili Artist Visual Art x Patricia Alarcon Executive Director Los Angeles Theatre Academy Los Angeles Theatre x Andrea Alatorre Artistic Liason Allegro Music Foundation Music-Instrumental x Lindsay Aldana Treasurer Santa Clarita Master Chorale Music-Choral/Opera x Win Aldrich Board Member Claremont Community School of Music OGP 15/16 Arts Education x Jackie Alexander Co-Director St. Elmo's Village Mid-City LA Visual Art, Civic Art x x Rancho Ariel Alexander Adjunct Professor Chaffey Collete Cucamonga Arts Education, Music-Choral/Opera x Luis Alfaro Artist, Writer, Director Los Angeles OGP 12/13 Theatre x Multidisciplinary, Performing Arts, Community and Sasha Ali Manager of Exhibitions and Communications Craft and Folk Art Museum Los Angeles OGP 17/18 Cultural Centers x Mark Allen Director Machine Project Echo Park Visual Art, Civic Art, Media Arts x x x Debbie Allen Artistic Director Debbie Allen Dance Academy Dance x Ashley Allen Production Manager The Garage Theatre Theatre x Sophie Alpert Founder and Executive Director Piece by Piece Los Angeles Visual Art x x OGP Ana Maria Alvarez Artistic Director/Choreographer/Performer Contra-tiempo Los Angeles 09/10,11/12,13/14 Dance, Multidisciplinary x Gloria Alvarez Consultant Poet OGP 16/17 Literary Arts, Visual Art x Pilar Alvarez Education Director Young Storytellers Foundation Multidisciplinary x x x Sol Alvarez Advanced Programs Manager Artworxla OGP 16/17 Arts Education, Visual Art x x x Dance, Music-Choral/Opera, Music-Instrumental, Cindi Alvitre Founder, Professor Ti'at Society; CSULB Long Beach OGP 10/11 Multidisciplinary, Traditional/FolkArt x x Arts Education, Arts Service, Dance, Literary, Ruben Amavizca Aristic Director Grupo de Teatro SINERGIA Los Angeles Multidisciplinary, Music - Choral/Opera, Presenting, x x Michael Amescua Artist East LA Visual Art, Civic Art x Art Department, Claremont Graduate David Amico Chair University Downtown LA Visual Art, Civic Art x Sandy Ammentorp Curriculum Specialist Kings and Clowns Inc. Arts Education x Media Arts, Music-Instrumental, Multidisciplinary, Richard Amromin President New Town Pasadena Foundation Altadena Presenting, Visual Art x x x Rhea Anastas Associate Professor UC Irvine Los Angeles Visual Art, Civic Art x Arts Journalism Program, Annenberg Arts Education, Arts Services, Dance, Literary Arts, Sasha Anawalt Director, Associate Professor School for Communications, USC Los Angeles OGP 16/17 Media Arts, Music-Choral/Opera, Music- x x Susan D. Anderson Curator UCLA Library, Special Collections Los Angeles Literary Arts, Multidisciplinary x Grace Anderson Exhibitions Curator Laguna Art Museum Laguna Beach, CA Visual Art, Civic Art x Jennifer D. Anderson Artist and Educator Hawthorne Arts Education, Visual Art x David Anderson Arts Coordinator Arts Education x Allen Anderson Treasurer, Board of Directors Elysian Valley Arts Collective Multidisciplinary x Prospective Panelists - ADVANCEMENT GRANT, CIAG, CIVIC ART, OGP Advancement First Name Last Name Title Organization City/Community Years Served Discipline(s), Emphasis Grant CIAG Civic Art OGP Matthew Anderson Artistic Producer The Garage Theatre Theatre x Sam Anderson Artistic Director The Other Side of the Hill Productions, Inc. Theatre x Casey Anderson Grant Administrator THE WULF Multidisciplinary x Julie Anderson Comptroller, Executive Director Will Geer's Theatricum Botanicum Theatre x Frances Anderton Design Critic KCRW, Dwell, NY Times Santa Monica Visual Art, Civic Art x Paulo Andres Fundraising Chair The Blank Theatre Theatre x Yolanda Androzzo Program Director Unusal Suspects Theatre Co. Arts Education x Eva Angeloff Company Manager L.A. Contemporary Dance Company Dance x Darin Anthony Artistic Director Acme Performance Group Theatre x Chris Anthony Associate Artistic Director The Shakespeare Center of Los Angeles Theatre x Karen Anzaotegui Independent Artist, Performer OGP 16/17 Arts Education x Mt. Washington Steven Appleton Prequalified civic artist and South Central x UCLA School of Theater, Film and J. Ed Arazia Professor Television Theatre x Edgar Arceneaux Artist Pasadena Visual Art, Civic Art x Beto Arcos Producer KPFK Los Angeles Music - Instrumental, Traditional/Folk Art x Lawrence Argent Professor, Artist University of Denver Denver, CO Visual Art, Civic Art x Catherine Arias Director of Visitor Engagement Museum of Contemporary Art Los Angeles OGP 13/14 Arts Education x x USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Literary Arts, Music-Choral/Opera, Music- Gloria Arjona Lecturer Sciences Los Angeles OGP 15/16 Instrumental, Presenting x E. Jason Armstrong Artistic Director Gay Men's Chorus OGP 13/14 Music-Choral/Opera x Randall Arney Artistic Director Geffen Playhouse Theatre x Edward Arno Producer /Writer, Independent Artist Multidisciplinary x Joel Arquillos Executive Director 826LA Los Angeles CIAG 16/17 Arts Education, Literary, Theatre x x Deborah Aschheim Prequalified civic artist x Azusa Pacific University, Learning Arts Education, Music-Instrumental, Nina E. Ashur, Ed.D. Associate Professor and Director Enrichment Center Azusa OGP 10/11,11/12 Multidisciplinary x Walter Askin Artist/Professor of Art California State University, Long Beach Long Beach Visual Art x Marshall Astor Artist Visual Art, Civic Art x Adriana Astoria-Gainey Artistic Director Pacifico Dance Company Presenting, Traditional Folk Art x Anne Atherton President Hollywood Master Chorale Music-Choral/Opera x Liz Atherton Treasurer TheatreAmericana Multidisciplinary x Karen Atkinson Professor CalArts Valencia Visual Art, Civic Art x Alicia Avalos Summer Night Lights Los Angeles Youth Development x OGP 13/14; CIAG Betty Avila Associate Director Self-Help Graphics Los Angeles 16/17 Multidisciplinary, Traditional/FolkArt x x x Donna Avila Arts and Events Coordinator City of Santa Clarita Santa Clarita Visual Art, Civic Art x x OGP Arts Education, Multidisciplinary, Visual Art, Glenna Avila Artistic Director CalArts Community Arts Partnership Valencia 06/07,09/10,11/12 Community Arts x x x x Marshall Ayers Retired Arts Coordinator Pasadena Unified School District Pasadena AG 14/15, 16/17 Arts Education, Visual Art x x Arts Education, Dance, Literary Arts, Music- Yvette Ayers Owner RARE Attitude Choral/Opera, Presenting, Theatre x Richard Azurdia Producing Director Company of Angels Theatre x Thomas E. Backer, PhD President Valley Nonprofit Resources Encino OGP 12/13 Arts Services, Presenting, Theatre x x Multidisciplinary, Arts Services,Visual Art, Disability Lauren Bailey Managing Director Center for Cultural Innovation Los Angeles OGP 15/16 Community, Mental Health x x OGP Wendy Baker Executive Director Luckman Fine Arts Complex-CSULA Los Angeles 06/07,08/09,11/12 Theatre x Prospective Panelists - ADVANCEMENT GRANT, CIAG, CIVIC ART, OGP Advancement First Name Last Name Title Organization City/Community Years Served Discipline(s), Emphasis Grant CIAG Civic Art OGP Shruti Bala Purkayastha Community Organizer and Program Director Teada Productions OGP 17/18 Theatre x Sandra Baldanado President, Board of Directors Claremont Museum of Art Arts Education x Hollywood Arts Council, Los Angeles Fiona Ball Programs Coordinator, Programs Manager Contemporary Exhibitions, Inc. Multidisciplinary, Visual Art x Raul Baltazar Prequalified civic artist OGP 16/17 xx Manon Banta Executive Director The Mobile Film Classroom Multidisciplinary x Jason Barabba Executive Director Synchromy Music-Instrumental x Blanca Barba Board Secretary Francisco Martinez Dancetheatre Dance x Jeff Barber Arts and Events Supervisor City of Santa Clarita Santa Clarita Visual Art, Civic Art x x Katy Bardakjian Administrator Dance Studio "Showtime-Katusha" Dance x Beatrix Barker Art Consulant Barker & Associates Pasadena Visual Art, Civic Art x Corbett Barklie Executive Director of Institutional Advancement KCETLink Media Arts x Stacy Barnes Director of Development Theatre @ Boston Court Pasadena Theatre x Adilah Barnes Executive Director, Co-founder Los Angeles Women's Theatre Festival Multidisciplinary x Maya Barrera Development Associate Harmony Project OGP 15/16 Arts Education x Ariana Barrett Board Director The Celestial Opera Company Music-Choral/Opera x Andrew Barrett Board Co-Chair Young Storytellers Foundation Multidisciplinary x Stephanie Barron Sr. Curator Modern and Contempary Art Los Angeles County Museum of Art Los Angeles Arts Education, Visual Art x x Vatsche Barsoumian Executive Director Lark Musical Society Music-Instrumental x Jonas
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