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CULTURE CLUB CULTURAL EXPERIENCE CONTRACT FOR ARTS SERVICES AN AFTER-SCHOOL EXPERIENCE FURTHERING THE UNDERSTANDING $466,000 TO LOCAL ARTISTS AND LED BY LOCAL PROFESSIONALS OF ART AND CULTURE ARTS ORGANIZATIONS THE OFFICE OF

CULTURALhttp://ocaatlanta.comAFFAIRS | 2010 - 2011 ANNUAL REPORT

PUBLIC ART Dedicated to exposing and expanding Atlanta’s Public Art.

ATLANTA CYCLORAMA The true drama of the Civil War battle of Atlanta.

CHASTAIN ART CENTER Providing exceptional art classes and exhibits for over 35 years.

ARTSCool Enhancing the personal development of Atlanta-area teens through the arts.

ATLANTA JAZZ FESTIVAL The World’s Largest Free Jazz Festival

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ATLANTA CYCLORAMA Vision |MissionGoals Camille RussellLove Message fromtheDirector George Dusenbury Commissioner Message fromthe Reed Kasim Message fromtheMayor Installations Management Collections FinancialPublic Art Report Outreach andEducation andMaintenance Conservation Atlanta JazzFestival BendCenter &CultureSouth for Art JD SimsCenter House Gilbert Historic Culture Experience Club:AnAfter School Cultural Project Experience CollegiateARTSCool/ARTSCool Executive Summary CONTRIBUTORS Budget/Financials Public Art Contracts ForArtsServices Performing Arts CHASTAIN ARTSCENTER Arts inEducation AFFAIRS

03 Kasim Reed Letter from Mayor 20 23 THE MAYOR

CITY OF ATLANTA

55 TRINITY AVE, S.W. ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30335-0300

TEL (404) 330-6100 Kasim Reed MAYOR October 18, 2011 Greetings Constituents and Friends: The city of Atlanta’s Office of Cultural Affairs (OCA) continues to serve as a valuable asset to the cultural vitality of the city. Citizens and visitors to Atlanta benefit from the cultural connections and artistic identity that brings us all together to enjoy the heart and soul of this great city.

During these difficult times for the arts economy, the Office of Cultural Affairs remains steadfast in its passionate approach to programming, education and the arts. Such cultural exposure encourages creative thinking, increased scholastic aptitude and a greater sense of self confidence in our youth. During 2010-2011, the OCA launched the Culture Club: An After School Experience to provide Atlanta school children with music, drama, art instruction and tutoring at three designated cultural centers—Gilbert House, JD Sims Center and South Bend Center for Art & Culture. The launch of such an innovative program has given more than 60 Atlanta students a diverse outlook on their communities and their role in our society.

In addition to afterschool programs, the Office of Cultural Affairs ensures that everyone within the city experiences the vibrancy of Atlanta through programs like: • ARTSCool, which provides Atlanta teens an opportunity to work as apprentices under the instruction of noted local artists; • the Chastain Arts Center, which offers art instruction to children and adults; • Contracts for Arts Services, which provides grant funding to local artists and arts organizations; • the Cultural Experience Project, a program that ensures Atlanta Public Schools students receive exposure to a broad range of premiere cultural venues and programs within the city; and • Public Art Program, which ensures that our city’s landscape reflects its cultural character; • the Atlanta Jazz Festival, which has been the nation’s largest free jazz festival for 34 years.

Arts and culture offer economic contributions to our communities, give an eclectic range of citizens and friends a creative form of expression, and can transform talented children into notable artists. As we chart our course for the future, we must remember the role that arts and culture have on our communities and our economy.

On behalf of the city of Atlanta, the OCA staff and volunteers, I hope you will join us in becoming an active participant in our city’s arts community.

Sincerely,

Kasim Reed THE COMMISSIONER

CITY OF ATLANTA 233 PEACHTREE STREET HARRIS TOWER, SUITE 1700 G E O R G E D USENBURY , I V ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30303 K A S I M R EED COMMISSIONER (404) 546-6788 DEPARTMENT OF PARKS, RECREATION MAYOR AND CULTURAL AFFAIRS website www.ocaatlanta.com

Greetings Friends and Supporters:

Once again we are proud to report on the achievements of the Department’s Office of Cultural Affairs (OCA). The City of Atlanta Department of Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs (DPRCA) is committed to improving the quality of life for Atlanta’s citizens and visitors and works diligently to maintain a dynamic cultural landscape. The Office of Cultural Affairs continues to provide Atlanta with innovative cultural programs and activities that not only feed the soul but also benefit our great city.

During the 2010‐2011 Fiscal Year, DPRCA proudly brought the 34th Annual Atlanta Jazz Festival, one of the oldest and largest free jazz festivals produced in the United States, to the people of Atlanta by working diligently to secure funding from outside sponsors and grants. The Atlanta Jazz Festival has long been an important part of Atlanta’s culture and we have already begun preparations to make the 35th Anniversary one of the hottest events the City of Atlanta will produce.

In addition to Performing Arts, the OCA continues to manage several successful projects throughout the year. Culture Club: An After School Experience was launched during this past fiscal year and celebrated great success with popular dance, theater, and music programs operating at all three designated sites: Gilbert House, JD Sims Center and South Bend Center for Art & Culture. ARTSCool (a summer apprentice program for Atlanta’s youth) also celebrated another successful year employing Atlanta teens within an art apprentice program and the City celebrated numerous additions to the Public Art landscape of our parks and attractions. Contract for Arts Services supported arts organizations and individual artists throughout the city through grant opportunities, The Atlanta Cyclorama celebrated continued success as a unique education destination and the Cultural Experience Project successfully provided Atlanta Public Schools students (grades K‐12) with unique educational experiences through exposure to the arts.

None of this would be possible without the support of Mayor Kasim Reed, City Council, City Administration, Neighborhood Planning Units, partnerships and generous donors. The accomplishments highlighted in this Annual Report are the outcome of City teamwork, sound leadership and a dedicated staff. On behalf of the department, I congratulate the Office of Cultural Affairs for being instrumental in creating an eclectic tapestry of art and culture for the citizens and visitors of Atlanta. Many thanks to all of you for contributing to the success of the DPRCA.

Sincerely,

George Dusenbury Commissioner, Department of Parks, Recreation & Cultural Affairs

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5 CULTURALBUSINESSAFFAIRSMAG • • ISSUE 2010-2011 JULY 2011 THE CONTRIBUTORS

Atlanta City Council Kasim Reed, Mayor Cesar C. Mitchell, President Yolanda Adrean, District 8 Carla Smith, District 1 Felicia Moore, District 9 Kwanza Hall, District 2 C.T. Martin, District 10 Ivory Lee Young, Jr., District 3 Keisha Lance Bottoms, District 11 Cleta Winslow, District 4 Joyce Shepherd, District 12 Natalyn Archibong, District 5 Michael Julian Bond, Post 1 At Large Alex Wan, District 6 Aaron Watson, Post 2 At Large Howard Shook, District 7 H. Lamar Willis, Post 3 At Large

Department of Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs George Dusenbury, Commissioner

Office of Cultural Affairs Camille Russell Love, Director Management Rosa Gordon, Management Analyst Eddie Granderson, Program Manager (Public Art) Kimberly Hutchens, Grants Development Officer Karen Comer Lowe, Facility Administrator (Chastain Arts Center) Nnena Nchege, Manager - Atlanta Jazz Festival Staff C. Ray Anderson, Operations Assistant (Culture Club) Tyler Jonas, Operations Assistant (Culture Club) Tiffani Bryant, Facility Administrator (Culture Club/ARTScool) Kara Lewis, Administrative Intern (Chastain Arts Center) Lucas Causey, Administrative Analyst (Chastain Arts Center) Dorian McDuffie, Project Supervisor (Public Art) Casandra Charles, Administrative Assistant (Chastain Arts Center) George Milsap, Gilbert House Caretaker Emory Clark, Operations Assistant (Culture Club) Monica Prothro, Project Supervisor (Contracts for Arts Services) Armentria Favors, Project Coordinator (Culture Club) John Roberts, Project Coordinator (Chastain Arts Center) Morgan Garriss, Assistant to Director Yakingma Robinson, Marketing Assistant (Cyclorama) Audra George, Project Supervisor (Public Art) Beverly Williams, Storekeeper (Cyclorama) Eddrian Jackson, Accounting Specialist Bryce Williams, Operations Assistant (Culture Club) Gerard Jackson, Operations Assistant (Culture Club) Ina Williams, Project Coordinator (Culture Club) Patricia Jackson, Customer Service Supervisor (Cyclorama) Robert Witherspoon, Project Supervisor (Public Art) Shannon Jackson, Audio-Visual Technician (Cyclorama) Adrienne Wright, Sound Monitor (Chastain Amphitheater)

Office of Cultural Affairs 233 Peachtree Street, NE; Suite 1700 Atlanta, Georgia 30303 404.546.6788

www.ocaatlanta.com GOALS Maintain the highest quality of services | Gain international recognition of programs | Unify Atlanta’s cultural community through programs | Educate Atlanta about Cultural Development | Create Cultural experiences that can serve as an international model | Use cultural experiences to enhance the quality of life | Provide culture and art needs to all citizens and visitors | Promote rich and diverse cultural experiences in the City of Atlanta | Nurture artists and arts organizations | Educate and inform citizens and visitors about Atlanta’s cultural offerings | Support the arts community of Atlanta | Strengthen our impact through partnerships with other organizations | Build bridges into new communities and develop new audiences | Preserve and protect the existing cultural heritage of the City of Atlanta

MISSION

To promote the rich and diverse cultural experiences in the City “ of Atlanta while preserving and protecting the city’s cultural heritage.

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17 CULTURALBUSINESSAFFAIRSMAG • • ISSUE 2010-2011 JULY 2011 18 CULTURALBUSINESSAFFAIRSMAG • • ISSUE 2010-2011 JULY 2011 “ as a part of Jazz Appreciation Month (April). In keeping keeping ofJazzAppreciation In (April). Month as apart addition to Series introducing Speaker ourJazzinSchools lips, thereturn ofourJazzEducation Workshop series, in Phil Mike BeachRecording Artist Ambassador—Hidden The 2011Atlanta JazzFestival featuredAJF ever ourfirst madnessattheNBAExperience. basketball Jessie’s booth,tennis lessonsattheUSTA footprint and vendorsof corporate includingthewallofproductatMiss fantastic festival food options. There were an abundance andmerchandise vendorsstimulated andtreated by art to Stage. Festivalthe Atlanta International goerswere also stages–theAtlantaon two JazzFestival Stageand Main Patrons thebestinjazzwithperformances experienced 29th. mont Park Day over Memorial Weekend 28thand –May the Festival culminated in2days of great musicinPied coming jazzgreats invenues throughout metro Atlanta, May. Anannualcelebrationofjazzlegendsandup-and- events and in ing 31days filledwithjazzperformances ofpreviouson thesuccessandheritage festivals by offer The 34thAnnualAtlanta JazzFestival continuedto build The PERFORMING ARTS The 2011AtlantaJazzFestival isaprogramoftheCityAtlanta and exposedemergingjazzartists. festival hasbroughttoAtlantaworld-renowned performers authentic formoftraditionalAmericanmusic.For34years, the enthusiasts andmusicalartiststotherichheritageofjazz,an to exposeadiverse audienceofjazzaficionados, young jazz Parks, RecreationandCultural Affairs. Thefestival strives Office ofCultural Affairs, adivisionoftheDepartment NNENA NCHEGE|AJFMANAGER Atlanta JazzFestival - - - their entertainment. in different of areasthatprogram ofthecity Jazzasapart ourmanyexplore venues theirmusicaltastes andsupport isalsoanavenue forjazz. It theFestival to encourageallto recognizing Festival thetraditionof patrons who support feature jazzyear round. The Passport Program isourway of 31 Days ofJazzexposesallto venues, andold, new that fans whoneedtheir “jazz fix” Day pre-Memorial Weekend, restaurants, andnightspotsthatpresent live jazz.For music venues, andeclectic withentertainment partnerships 31 Days Passport ofJazzandthenew Program features Program Passport & Jazz of Days 31 150,000 The 2011Atlanta Jazzfestival anestimated attracted Attendance costsandtheenvironment. while conserving thusgivingand printing; thefestival addedaccessibility rulesto thepublicwithoutuseofexcesspark paper updates, festival and information,to-date traffic/parking ever launcheditsfirst iPhonethe AJF “app” to provide up- with thefestival’s ”green” initiatives over thepastfew years, festival attendees bothSaturday andSunday. Regina Carter’sReverseThread-34thAnnualAtlantaJazzFestivalMay28,2011 Regina Carter’sReverseThread-34thAnnualAtlantaJazzFestivalMay28,2011 during thefestivalduring weekend. Eachjazz three jazzeducationworkshops The Atlanta JazzFestival presented Workshops Education Jazz School Atlanta High • North for Schools theArts • Carver • JC schoolswere: 2011 partner hastoworld offer ajazzmusician.Our the explore theamazingopportunities in young peoplethatdrivesthem to is to ignite an excitement andinterest series. Ourmission interactive speaker of jazzmusicthrough ouroriginal meaningandoriginabout thehistoric youngwill enlighten bright musicians grade schoolstudents. Ourspeakers and educators visitarea schoolsto with meetandinteract Each April, theAtlanta JazzFestival willhave jazzartists Series Speaker School In Jazz Young School Middle

riences in community backyards andprovide backyards anopportu incommunity riences parks. Ourgoalistoneighborhood provide culturalexpe inoneofourmetro Atlantaevent—a minijazzconcert participation. participation. of music, andstudent genresjazz to modern jazz, therelationship of focused ontheroots of series 2011 workshop experience. learning The ofthe struments aspart withtheirin participate to actively opportunity the allowed participants componentthat active shops includedaninter enthusiasts. The work ofyoung jazz the skills to educate andenhance wasdesignedworkshop Jazz Festival signature isanAtlanta Jazz Series The Neighborhood Series Jazz Neighborhood • JulieDexter Merriday • Jodi • J. Henry three performances: The event featured just over 400people. and attendance was A. in John White Park LanceBottoms Keisha with Councilmember sented inpartnership waspre Jazz Concert year’s Neighborhood joy jazztogether. The fornity familiesto en ------

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21 CULTURALBUSINESSAFFAIRSMAG • • ISSUE 2010-2011 JULY 2011 22 CULTURALBUSINESSAFFAIRSMAG • • ISSUE 2010-2011 JULY 2011 and renowned Birmingham artist and renowned artist Birmingham Thornton Dialin2005 Lewis Plaza asculpture originally created by selftaught • Restored Atlanta Beltlineproject. undergoingneighborhood epicchangesasaresult ofthe ture located inPeoplestown atFour Park, Corners ina • Refurbished symbol ofrebirth. Park, downtown Atlanta. represents Atlanta’sThe artwork the • Refurbished Centennial Olympics. from ofAthens, theCity Greece commemoratingthe1996 the • Refurbished Lelished Sol art Witt American asaniconofmodern thatestab done inthedeceptivelystyle simplegeometric • Restored Le theSol maintain several ofart. works publicandhistoric • Partnered agenciesto restore withcommunity and tion. • Highlights: Maintenance and Conservation strategy. The following are theresults ofourefforts. to implementtheprogramworked Throughout theyear theprogram staff Collection. Public Art assignments to better maintainthe work andshift database ofpublicartists retool theexisting the community; were to:in forge partnerships new strategies to accomplishthesegoals inoperations.increase Our efficiency anticipated revenue decreases andto to refocus operationsto respond to The program goalsfor FY11were Collection. inAtlanta’sing over ofart 300publicworks Public Art whilemaintain inthecommunity publicart that support Government. OCA/PAP provides programs andservices projectsfor Atlanta City management ofpublicart PAP) ischarged thedevelopment withadministering and of Cultural Affairs’The Office Art Public Program (OCA/ EDDIE GRANDERSON|PROGRAMMANAGER Atlanta’sPublicArtCollection Public ArtProgram PUBLIC ART Treated inthecollec arecord (63)artworks sixty-three Bridge” “The Family,“Spirit, andCommunity”, asculp “Phoenix Upfrom theAshes” “Niki” Witt’s located inFreedom’s Park’s John Bronze sculpture, gift apermanent Wall Drawing # 581,adrawing in Woodruff

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concrete structure. by ofthe anaccidentthatdestroyed amajorportion Georgia Ave. atConnally St. The sculpture wasdamaged • Restored symbolic gateway to Freedom Park. Lewis ofJohn asthecenterpiece Plazaand functions a Dunbar Center. Pool Artistic Fence Burney communities; andtheRosa at Public Works ofLife Quality commissions inthe West End • Continued managing thedevelopment ofDept.of rals for Atlanta andPerkerson theSouth Park communities. • town Atlanta. projectsto Down public art initiative temporary to bring • Launched the Margret Plaza inDowntown Mitchell Atlanta. to restore Southern • Received $15,000grant from Norfork applicants. andnew existing artists to better registry accommodate • Redesigned theartist . eration ofdiagrammatic blightinthecity toto control onbehalfofthecommunity work theprolif • Active memberoftheAntiGraffiti design ontheAtlanta grant BeltLine. for Art ment ofPlanning, to applyfor andreceive a$25,000 • Collaborated withtheAtlanta BeltLine, andtheDepart onLoan Program oftheArt service ingovernment facilitiesasa several artworks • Installed Highlights Education and Outreach Worked withresidents to develop andcommissionmu Monument”, Rebirth “ Summerhill located off Above Underground“Elevate/ Art Atlanta,” Task Force, established an - - - - Support Deposits Expenditures Insurance Southern American Southern Norfolk Central Atlanta Progress (Public Art Trust) Government Atlanta City (Public Art Trust) Government Atlanta City (Public Art Trust) Government Atlanta City (Capital Improvement Program) Government Atlanta City QLBond) (DPW Government Atlanta City Bond) (Opportunity Government Atlanta City Fund) General (DPRCA/OCA Government Atlanta City Fund) General (DPRCA/OCA Government Atlanta City Fund) General (DPRCA/OCA Government Atlanta City Fund) General (DPRCA/OCA Government Atlanta City Funding Source Public ArtFY11FinancialReport

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23 CULTURALBUSINESSAFFAIRSMAG • • ISSUE 2010-2011 JULY 2011 24 CULTURALBUSINESSAFFAIRSMAG • • ISSUE 2010-2011 JULY 2011 “ $5,000 Inc. Ballet, Atlanta community. the of members and patrons 200,000 over reaching stages, two on musicals and classics work, new of performances 370 for Support $25,000 Company Theatre Alliance program. ment develop professional year-long the a and productions cabaret four professional, year-long a production, holiday special one productions, mainstage five for Support $20,000 Express Actor’s opportunities. ming program educational year-long and workshops opment devel four and artists, area Atlanta with co-productions three workshops, developmental plays, company mance perfor separate three presenting plays, three for Support $20,000 Stages 7 organizations. and arts awarded acombinedServices total of$468,500to localartists the region. thepastfiscal During year, Contracts for Arts positively to thesocialandeconomic well beingofAtlanta and development ofthecity’s diverse populations andcontribute Atlanta’s cultural vitality. thecreative enrich The arts and non-profit organizations involved iscritical to inthearts Atlanta. The program recognizes that thepresence ofartists of intheCity cultural services ofartistic support managerial creation,production, presentation, exhibition and program awardsServices contracts related to the ofThe Office Cultural Affairs’ Arts Contracts for MONICA PROTHRO|PROJECTSUPERVISOR Contracts CONTRACTS FORARTSSERVICES $298, 000.00was awarded to17MajorArtsOrganizations. forartsservices - - - - $30,000 Arts Puppetry for Center grams. pro signature five through Atlanta in people of diversity broad a to access arts providing programs for Support $20,000 Orchestra Symphony Atlanta well. as Shakespeare ‘new’ introduce and titles Shakespeare well-known of production the for Support $20,000 Company Shakespeare Atlanta Programming. Educational and Program, Artist Studio Exhibitions, areas: programming three for Support $15,000 Center Art Contemporary Atlanta training. teacher and camps, and of The versions Step in Kids and productions full for Support

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Festival, - - - 25 CULTURALBUSINESSAFFAIRSMAG • • ISSUE 2010-2011 JULY 2011 26 CULTURALBUSINESSAFFAIRSMAG • • ISSUE 2010-2011 JULY 2011 “ $2,500 Theatre Street Atlanta adults. and youth to experiences printmaking hands-on active provide to programs outreach educational six for Support $6,000 Studio Printmakers Atlanta workers. arts performing and organizations arts performing the promote and support that services and programs for Support $2,000 Arts Performing of Coalition Atlanta venues. diverse in concerts ten for Funding $2,500 Players Chamber Atlanta programs. building photography-community year-round and festival city-wide month-long annual the for Support $5,550 Photography Celebrates Atlanta Events. LIVE! PAPERS ART four and website the of relaunch magazine, PAPERS of ART issues six of distribution and publication for Support $3,000 Inc. Papers, Art $1,000 Learning in Arts for Partnership Atlanta Atlanta. in venues community and schools in activities ment engage community and Residencies, Workshops, room Class Performances, Assembly including year, fiscal 2011 the during programs arts-in-education 500 of Support $10,000 Center Arts Woodruff Audiences, Young services. language sign and disabilities with people CONTRACTS FORARTSSERVICES $97,050 was awarded to30Multi-Disciplinary/ Mid-size ArtsOrganizations. - - variety of visual art, performance, and music events. music and performance, art, visual of variety a to access community and promotion, support, trative adminis space, provides that programming for Support $2,500 Gallery Music & Art Eyedrum e-newsletters. six and Festival, Dance Park Inman the at performances two performances, munity com two 2011, January in performances four for Support $2,500 Dance Radius Full d.b.a. Inc. Force, Dance Atlanta. throughout performances free and choreographers professional ing emerg for opportunities building career for Support $2,500 Canvas Dance period. week five a over creation place and skills improvisation learn they as interns as artists theatre aged college four lead to director theatre a for Support ming to artists and arts organizations. arts and artists to ming program education and services legal free for Support $3,000 Arts the for Lawyers Georgia workshops. and programs supporting 16 of total a with Points Five Little in Center MASK the at Project Barter Arts Community a for Suppoprt District. Art Hill Castleberry the in ebration cel art public one-night a include to Atlanta throughout program art public temporary year-round a for Support $3,500 Inc. Projects, Flux $3,000 Productions Performance Gateway arts. the for appreciation their encourage creativity, their develop to tunity oppor the and arts the to cess ac Atlanta of audiences served under the provide that year the throughout programs tion Educa and Outreach for Support $5,000 Theatre Fox ------Series, Family Series productions, and continuing growth growth continuing and productions, Series Family Series, Voices Bold play five a through partnerships community effective and long-term forging artists women of Support $3,000 Inc. Group, Performance Synchronicity ages. different of audiences to present to together forms art bringing to Support $1,500 Inc. Dance, ToMove Room use. public for designed facilities production and services production youth, and adults for workshops training to access year-round for Support $4,000 Inc. TV, People sands. thou to art public free and play ensemble-generated an of premiere world the of production the for Support $3,000 Theatre Hand Of Out Atlantans. to outreach educational and exhibitions for Support $5,000 Atlanta Design of Museum 2011. 30, June and 2010 1, July between 3-18, ages children, 250 to programs education character and dance for Support $6,500 Spirit the in Moving area. Atlanta metro the in ences audi targeting concerts free eleven of series a for Support $3,000 Band Community Atlanta Metropolitan Park. Woodruff in installation peformance multidisciplinary specific, site a for Support $1,500 Inc. gloAtl, community. the for performances and consort dance pre-professional ages, all for school dance arts, the to exposed never youth for programs outreach for Support $2,500 Moves Good - - als in the Museum’s Education/Resource Center. Education/Resource Museum’s the in als materi historical of archiving and exhibitions for Support $2,000 Georgia of Art Contemporary of Museum The repertoire. in presented plays three for Support $3,000 Theatre Essential The program. Girls for Playmaking of play January 23 - April 24, 2011 at the Breman. the at 2011 24, April - 23 January play dis on be will that exhibition media multi a for Support $3,000 Museum Heritage Jewish Breman William The

- - 27 CULTURALBUSINESSAFFAIRSMAG • • ISSUE 2010-2011 JULY 2011 28 CULTURALBUSINESSAFFAIRSMAG • • ISSUE 2010-2011 JULY 2011 “ Support for a cinematic examination of Jewish life, culture culture life, Jewish of examination cinematic a for Support $1,500 Chapter Atlanta - Committee Jewish American culture. and language French through understanding tural cul cross foster to is mission The Africa. French-speaking celebrating event cultural a Belle Africa for Support $1,500 d’Atlanta Francaise Alliance class. dance weekly one and film, dance one performance, preview one rehearsals, open onsite two Park, Olympic Centennial of Fountains the in 2011 May, in performances free five for Support $2,000 Ensemble Dance Zoetic ter. Cen Rialto the at IT SAID I YEAH, of production premiere world the and workshops training Saturday free Support $5,000 (YEA) Atlanta of Ensemble Youth APS. in Arts the of School Carver at 9-12 grades students to tion instruc harp for Funding $6,000 Harp Inc. Ensemble, Youth Urban centers. community at events cal theatri creating program outreach expand and sels, Brus and Chicago Montreal, Atlanta, between laboration col four-city a Balloon), Red (The Rouge Balloon Le of production the for Funding $1,500 Rêve du Théâtre CONTRACTS FORARTSSERVICES $13,000 was awarded to Organizations - . - - -

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- - by Q&A sessions with filmmakers, actors, academica and and academica actors, filmmakers, with sessions Q&A by accompanied films documentary and narrative ly-released new of showcase international an features It history. and Wholistic Stress Control Institute, Inc. Institute, Control Stress Wholistic Kids. for Jazz Rialto including programs other and dance, contemporary programs, international Legends, Jazz Music, World featuring Classes Master & Series for Funding $3,000 Arts the for Center Rialto - Foundation University State Georgia specialist. trained sionally profes one of services the through period programming 28-week a over instruction arts performing for Support $1,500 Atlanta Metro of Club Girls & Boys design. community and art, landscapes, architecture, community, the in arts design and visual of appreciation the encourages that experiences learning interdisciplinary hands-on and interactive for Funding $2,000 Center Preservation Atlanta Garden. Edible new the of plantings the among featured be will which sculptures glass grown” for “organically Support $2,000 Garden Botanical Atlanta experts. other - - “ Support for a full length documentary film on a music and and music a on film documentary length full a for Support $4,000 Orr Jason lecture. and demonstration painting a during be used to over all folks from quotes and history artist’s photos, 40 over with catalogue exhibition page 50 a for Support $4,000 Malone Hiram James technique. creative of application and instruction of day a enjoy can people where laboratory a into transformed be will space tion exhibi local A instruction. wellness and art sacred of tion promo the for exchange creative two-day a for Support $3,450 Cooke Eugene Syndrome. Asperger’s have and artists are who women American African- three profiles that documentary a for Support $4,000 Robinson J. Debra sound. environmental and tion anima digital plus sculpture; printmaking; and painting of works two-dimensional including: components, of series a incorporating exhibition multi-media a for Support $4,000 Mensoff Sephora Corrina project. Mural Coats Four the of part a mural a of creation for Support $4,000 Wilson Moon Andy under at the located walls on murals exterior public two for Support $4,000 Brewer Alex photography. product marketing through creativity their utilizing skills lighting and photography beginning youth American African fifteen teaching for Support $1,500

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$962,669.27 $900.00 $3,793.00 $429,400.27 $19,475.00 $5,831.00 $5,750.00 $73,946.00 $423,628.00 $1,042,578 $418,000.00 $395,063.00 $150,229.00 $79,286.00 $ 1,486,717 $214,419.00 $107,152.00 $135,839.00 $535,637.00 $493,670.00

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