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Fiscal Year 2014 Annual Report Illinois Arts Council Agency 2014 Annual Report Listing of Grants by Legislative District The following listing of the Illinois Arts Council Agency’s Fiscal Year 2014 grants by Senate and House Districts reflects granting activity throughout Illinois. Senate District #1 House District #2 Artists Coop Residency/Exhibit Project for general operating support Chicago 1,515 Changing Worlds for Community Arts Ed conference support Chicago 595 Changing Worlds for general operating support Chicago 8,050 Chicago Film Archives NFP for general operating support Chicago 3,025 Chicago Public Art Group for general operating support Chicago 12,100 Nicole Marie Cipri for an IAS Professional Development grant Chicago 1,000 Clinard Dance Theatre for general operating support Chicago 1,850 Elevarte Community Studio for general operating support Chicago 8,050 Elevarte Community Studio for a Youth Employment in the Arts project Chicago 5,940 Elevarte Community Studio for Community Arts Ed conference support Chicago 540 Azabel Gutierrez for Community Arts Ed conference support Chicago 685 Hedges Elem School for a six-week interdisciplinary arts residency Chicago 7,380 Hedges Elem School for Community Arts Ed conference support Chicago 595 HumanThread Foundation for general operating support Chicago 875 Virginia Konchan for 'Zsa Zsa Gabor Learns to Read' in RHINO Chicago 1,000 William Dwight MacKay for an IAS Artist Project grant Chicago 2,250 Mexican Folkloric Dance Co of Chicago for general operating support Chicago 1,550 Namaste Charter School for Arts/Foreign Language Planning Assistance Chicago 24,200 National Museum of Mexican Art for a Youth Employment in the Arts project Chicago 4,250 National Museum of Mexican Art for a performance by Sones de Mexico Chicago 30,000 National Museum of Mexican Art for general operating support Chicago 34,300 Redmoon Theater for general operating support Chicago 11,050 House District #2 Total $160,800 Senate District #1 Total $160,800 Senate District #2 House District #3 Beth Rhea Kamhi for an IAS Artist Project grant Chicago 2,885 Carlos Mejia for apprenticeship in Guatemalan marimba Chicago 3,000 House District #3 Total $5,885 House District #4 Archi-treasures Association for general operating support Chicago 7,025 Association House of Chicago for general operating support Chicago 3,550 Monica J Brown for an IAS Artist Project grant Chicago 2,260 Casa Central Social Services Corp for Youth Opportunities operating support Chicago 1,850 Kyle A Churney for the work 'Desert Ghazal' in RHINO Chicago 1,000 Page 1 Benjamin T Clarke for an IAS Artist Project grant Chicago 3,000 Community Television Network for general operating support Chicago 8,050 Ilko Davidov for an IAS Artist Project grant Chicago 3,000 DFBRL8R Ltd for general operating support Chicago 1,550 Esperanza Community Services for general operating support Chicago 2,550 Jeffrey J Harms for an IAS Artist Project grant Chicago 3,000 Hromovytsia Ukrainian Dance Ensemble for general operating support Chicago 3,025 Jessica Kaswiner for Community Arts Ed conference support Chicago 595 Harold Mendez for an IAS Artist Project grant Chicago 3,000 Harold Mendez for an Artist Fellowship in Visual-based Arts Chicago 15,000 Midwest Film Inc for general operating support Chicago 3,025 Near Northwest Arts Council for general operating support Chicago 1,515 Northwestern Univ Settlement Assn for Community Arts Ed conference support Chicago 620 Northwestern Univ Settlement Assn for Adventure Stage operating support Chicago 10,025 Heidi I Norton for an IAS Artist Project grant Chicago 3,000 Eugene S Park for an IAS Artist Project grant Chicago 3,000 Roots & Culture NFP for general operating support Chicago 1,150 Rumble Arts Center for general operating support Chicago 4,515 Stowe Elem School for a music residency Chicago 900 Audrey Ushenko for an IAS Artist Project grant Chicago 1,500 Young Chicago Authors for Community Arts Ed conference support Chicago 635 Young Chicago Authors for general operating support Chicago 8,050 Youth Service Project for Community Arts Ed conference support Chicago 675 House District #4 Total $97,065 Senate District #2 Total $102,950 Senate District #3 House District #5 Access Living of Metro Chicago for Arts & Culture Program project support Chicago 5,050 American Blues Theater for general operating support Chicago 4,275 The Art Institute of Chicago for general operating support Chicago 60,000 Arts & Business Council of Chicago for general operating support Chicago 12,100 Audience Architects NFP for general operating support Chicago 4,100 Audience Architects NFP for APASO convention participation support Chicago 425 Auditorium Theatre of Roosevelt Univ for Hands Together Heart To Art support Chicago 20,000 Auditorium Theatre of Roosevelt Univ for general operating support Chicago 11,050 Ballet Chicago Company for general operating support Chicago 11,050 Baroque Band for general operating support Chicago 5,050 Catholic Charities Archdiocese of Chicago for Visions Of My Life project support Chicago 1,850 Chicago Architecture Fndn for Youth Education Programs project support Chicago 8,015 Chicago Arts Partnerships in Ed for general operating support Chicago 12,100 Chicago Arts Partnerships in Ed for Community Arts Ed conference support Chicago 660 The Chicago Children's Choir for general operating support Chicago 12,100 Chicago Composers Orchestra for general operating support Chicago 650 Chicago Cultural Alliance for general operating support Chicago 8,050 Chicago Dept of Cultural Aff/Spec Events for general operating support Chicago 43,800 Chicago Dept of Cultural Aff/Spec Events for Community Arts Access Program Chicago 145,500 Chicago Human Rhythm Project for a Youth Employment in the Arts project Chicago 6,000 Chicago Human Rhythm Project for general operating support Chicago 11,050 Chicago Humanities Festival for Arts Ed creative writing pedagogy support Chicago 25,000 Chicago Humanities Festival for general operating support Chicago 10,025 Chicago Opera Theater for a collaboration with Chicago Jazz Orchestra Chicago 21,900 Chicago Opera Theater for general operating support Chicago 11,050 Page 2 Chicago Opera Theater for a collaboration with Chicago Sinfonietta Chicago 30,000 Chicago Opera Theater for a collaboration with Apollo Chorus Chicago 1,500 Chicago Sinfonietta for general operating support Chicago 12,100 Chicago Symphony Orchestra for general operating support Chicago 60,000 Chicago Symphony Orchestra for a collaboration with Lookingglass Theatre Chicago 10,450 Chicago Symphony Orchestra for Civic Orchestra project support Chicago 12,100 Chicago Youth Symphony Orchestras for general operating support Chicago 12,100 Cinema/Chicago for general operating support Chicago 11,050 The Classical Symphony Orchestra for general operating support Chicago 5,050 Columbia College Chicago for Community Arts Ed conference support Chicago 700 Columbia College Chicago for Dance Center operating support Chicago 11,050 Columbia College Chicago for Photography Museum operating support Chicago 12,100 Columbia College Chicago for Belic Institute operating support Chicago 8,050 Columbia College Chicago for Anchor Graphics operating support Chicago 6,550 Columbia College Chicago for Center Book/Paper Art operating support Chicago 7,025 Columbia College Chicago for Sherwood Music School operating support Chicago 11,050 Columbia College Chicago for Community Art Partnership support Chicago 12,100 Columbia College Chicago for A+D Gallery operating support Chicago 5,050 Columbia College Chicago for Community Arts Ed conference support Chicago 595 Columbia College Chicago for Story Week Fest project support Chicago 5,850 Concert Dance Inc for a performance by Christina Kaloyanides Chicago 4,860 Timothy A Corpus for an IAS Professional Development grant Chicago 1,000 Dance COLEctive for general operating support Chicago 1,515 DanceWorks Chicago Inc NFP for general operating support Chicago 9,100 The Edutainment Project for general operating support Chicago 850 ETA Creative Arts Foundation for general operating support Chicago 16,200 Fifth House Ensemble for general operating support Chicago 5,050 Gilloury Institute for general operating support Chicago 12,100 Gus Giordano's Jazz Dance Chicago for a collaboration with Bella Voce Chicago 7,200 Gus Giordano's Jazz Dance Chicago for general operating support Chicago 11,050 Illinois Arts Alliance for general operating support Chicago 12,100 Illinois Arts Alliance for One State conference planning support Chicago 23,600 Illinois Arts Alliance for APASO convention participation support Chicago 425 The Illinois Humanities Council Inc for humanities programs operating expense Chicago 417,000 Instituto Cervantes Of Chicago Inc for general operating support Chicago 10,025 International Latino Cultural Center for general operating support Chicago 11,050 International Music Foundation for general operating support Chicago 6,015 Jazz Institute of Chicago for a performance by Sun Sounds Chicago 825 Jazz Institute of Chicago for general operating support Chicago 11,050 Jazz Institute of Chicago for a performance by Chinchano Chicago 825 Jazz Institute of Chicago for a performance by Proyecto Libre Chicago 990 Jazz Institute of Chicago for a performance by Afro Libre Orchestra Chicago 1,650 The Joffrey Ballet for general operating support Chicago 24,900 Kalapriya Fndn Ctr Indian Perf Arts for a Youth Employment in the Arts project Chicago 5,940 League of Chicago Theatres Fndn for general operating support Chicago 12,100
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