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LETTER FROM THE MAYOR, FIRST DEPUTY MAYOR & COMMISSIONER 4 PART I: FISCAL YEAR 2013 INTRODUCTION 8 PROGRAM SERVICES 15 CULTURAL INSTITUTIONS GROUP 18 CAPITAL PROJECTS 22 GROUNDBREAKINGS & RIBBON CUTTINGS 24 31st ANNUAL AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE IN DESIGN RECIPIENTS 26 PERCENT FOR ART 28 COMPLETED PROJECTS & NEW COMMISSIONS 29 COMMUNITY ARTS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM 30 MATERIALS FOR THE ARTS 32 SPECIAL INITIATIVES 34 CULTURAL AFTER-SCHOOL ADVENTURES (CASA) 34 SENIORS PARTNERING WITH ARTISTS CITYWIDE (SPARC) 35 RESEARCH & TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE 36 TEMPORARY PUBLIC ART INSTALLATIONS & PERFORMANCES 38 CULTURAL AFFAIRS ADVISORY COMMISSION 42 MAYOR’S AWARDS FOR ARTS AND CULTURE 43 NYC LITERARY HONORS 44 PART II: AGENCY PORTFOLIO, FY13 CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT FUND AWARD RECIPIENTS 48 CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT FUND PANELISTS 53 NEW CAPITAL ALLOCATIONS: CONSTRUCTION & EQUIPMENT PURCHASES 54 SENIORS PARTNERING WITH ARTISTS CITYWIDE (SPARC) RESIDENCIES 57 CULTURAL AFTER-SCHOOL ADVENTURES (CASA) AWARD RECIPIENTS 58 MATERIALS FOR THE ARTS RECIPIENTS OF DONATED GOODS 60 DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL AFFAIRS STAFF 74 PHOTO CREDITS 76 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 77 4

Letter from The Mayor, First Deputy Mayor & Commissioner

Culture is one of City’s signature industries, Tobacco Warehouse, Theatre for a New Audience, and present in every neighborhood of all five boroughs. It Urban Glass, as well as Culture Shed and the Whitney supports our economic vitality, generates excitement, Museum of American Art on ’s West Side. and enhances quality of life, in turn making New York The City also maintained its record-high funding levels City a world-class destination. That’s why we are proud for arts and culture in FY13, the results of which can be to be the nation’s largest single arts funder, supporting seen in the exceptional work produced by the cultural programming, operations, and construction projects at sector. Efforts to quantify the impact of those results have over 900 diverse nonprofit arts groups citywide. advanced through the agency’s expanded data collection In fiscal year 2013, the Department of Cultural Affairs initiatives and use of the Cultural Data Project. Other continued expanding opportunities for making and indicators provide overarching context for advocacy–for experiencing art across each of the five boroughs. example, in 2013 62% of Tony Award-winning productions The year saw significant progress on a number of originated in nonprofit theaters, and nearly half of the city’s special initiatives. This includes paving the way for 52 million visitors came for arts and culture. more affordable artist workspaces in and Sincere thanks to our many colleagues across City agencies . We have also heralded in new cultural and the local foundations, corporations, and individuals, developments in such as the future whose ongoing partnership and commitment has ensured BRIC Arts Media House, St. Ann’s Warehouse at the that arts and culture are at the core of this vibrant city.

Michael R. Bloomberg Patricia E. Harris Kate D. Levin Mayor, City of New York First Deputy Mayor Commissioner 5

Resident artists and interns working in the Printshop Studio, Manhattan 6 7

PART I

Fiscal Year 2013

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Introduction

Every year, the Department of Cultural Affairs (DCLA) strives to improve its service to the cultural field, responding to the ongoing needs of the creative sector and promoting the achievements of artists and arts organizations throughout the city.

DCLA’s achievements in Fiscal Year 2013 (FY13), some of which are included in these few pages, reflect the agency’s commitment to maintaining and promoting ’s unmatched cultural resources for residents and visitors from around the world. This year, a signature program celebrated a significant milestone. The agency continued to pursue its goal of increasing the supply of permanent, affordable work and exhibition space for arts practitioners through targeted investments in new and renovated facilities. DCLA also helped launch Above: a number of initiatives in the wake of Hurricane Sandy Testify: Student Voices in Public Art exhibition at to aid arts organizations and artists in their recovery and the Museum of Contemporary African Diasporan Arts, Brooklyn resiliency efforts.

Right: Jasmine Bracey, Megan Bartle, Elizabeth Stahlmann and Kelsey Landon in The Acting Company/Guthrie Theater production of As You Like It at the , Manhattan 9 10 PERCENT FOR ART 30TH ANNIVERSARY commissions underway. Collectively, these projects reflect the history, diversity and creativity of New York October 2012 marked the 30th anniversary of DCLA’s City residents and experiences. Percent for Art Program (Percent), signed into law by Mayor in 1982. The Percent for Art law requires To honor Percent’s 30th anniversary, DCLA introduced that one percent of the budget for eligible municipal a series of online initiatives designed to increase the capital projects be allocated to the commission and visibility of and access to this unique public collection. installation of a work of permanent public art. Under The new initiatives include: DCLA’s guidance, over the last 30 years, the City has • A mobile-friendly website for use on smartphones installed over 300 public artworks at public schools, and tablets that makes Percent installations easy to municipal buildings, plazas, and other public spaces find through an interactive map and keyword search across the five boroughs, with more than 80 additional functions. The site was created in partnership with the Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications (DoITT). nyc.gov/percentmobile • A Tumblr blog that highlights Percent projects on a regular basis through images, videos, descriptions, artist information, and current news related to the Percent program. percentforartnyc.tumblr.com • A Foursquare Percent page, which enables visitors to “check in” at Percent installations and access tips and fun facts about the artworks they encounter around the city. foursquare.com/nycpercent • The addition of Percent installations on the NYCity Map, a single access point to find all City services and agencies and a valuable tool for people looking for a wide array of resources. The Percent layer was developed in partnership with the Department of Design and Construction and DoITT. maps.nyc.gov/doitt/nycitymap 11 SPACEWORKS 2013 was a busy year for Spaceworks, a nonprofit organization incubated by DCLA and formally established in 2012 to offer long-term, affordable studio and rehearsal space to practicing artists across the city. The organization opened its two pilot sites with a ribbon cutting ceremony attended by Mayor Bloomberg on August 20, 2013. The ceremony took place at Spaceworks’ facility in City, , which features three dance studios and a music practice room. The second facility in Gowanus, Brooklyn, offers two visual arts studios and co-working office space. Both sites are now available for use. Spaceworks also has a number of projects in the pipeline that are slated to begin construction in FY14. These include studio and rehearsal spaces on Governors Island, exhibitions and performances and a shell that deploys to Above: in the Red Hook and Williamsburg branches of the expand the interior space by an additional 20,000 square Spaceworks Rehearsal Room in , and in Park. , Queens feet. The building will be able to host multiple programs simultaneously, giving local, national, and international Left: The Shakespeare Machine by CULTURE SHED cultural organizations an unprecedented opportunity Ben Rubin at , to showcase their works for a broad audience. Critical Manhattan In the State of the City address at Barclays Arena on work on Culture Shed began in 2010 with a $100,000 February 14, 2013, Mayor Bloomberg unveiled the City’s grant award from National Endowment for the Arts’ next great cultural venue, Culture Shed, developed in Mayors Institute on City Design initiative to advance the partnership with DCLA, City Hall, and the Hudson Yards design, technical and operational development of the Development Corporation. Comprised of a combination space. Construction is expected to begin in 2014, with an of large-scale, flexible spaces, Culture Shed will provide anticipated completion date of 2017. a unique venue for cultural activities in New York City, presenting and producing innovative work across the spectrum of creative industries. Designed by architects Diller Scofidio + Renfro in collaboration with Rockwell Group, Culture Shed will be a five-story, 100,000 square foot fixed building with large, column-free floors for 12

HURRICANE SANDY Financial Resources RESPONSE AND RECOVERY EFFORTS DCLA worked to ensure that financial resources were available to help artists and organizations conserve From the Bronx to , Hurricane Sandy damaged work, replenish supplies, and stabilize facilities. left artists and cultural organizations reeling from Efforts included: floodwater damage, power outages, and revenue losses. As the recovery continues and New York City adjusts • Collaboration with the Fund for the City of New to the legacy of the storm, DCLA remains committed York to develop and promote the interest-free NYC to providing information and assistance to the cultural Nonprofit Loan Recovery Program, established by the community. The agency also continues to work closely Mayor’s Fund and other philanthropic partners. The with those groups hardest-hit by Sandy, ensuring they initiative was designed to help organizations access have access to the resources available for recovery efforts. cash for operations and short-term construction projects while awaiting FEMA reimbursement. In the days immediately following the storm, DCLA began to catalog losses, direct organizations to available • Facilitation of a $430,000 grant from the Mayor’s resources, and advocate to FEMA on behalf of the Fund to the New York Foundation of the Arts (NYFA) cultural community. Specific initiatives included: Emergency Relief Fund. The award offered financial relief to 55 artists who lost materials, artwork, and Field Survey sustained damages to their studios. On November 2, DCLA distributed a field-wide survey to assess the storm’s impact on the nonprofit cultural Art Conservation community. Of the 645 groups that responded: In partnership with a team of conservators from the Smithsonian Institute, the American Institute • 150 (23%) organizations sustained storm-related for Conservation Community Emergency Response property damage; Team (AIC-CERT), the Museum of and • 387 (60%) organizations reported revenue losses due the American Museum of Natural History, DCLA to closures, canceled performances, reduced ticket helped establish the Cultural Recovery Center for the sales or attendance, and disrupted fundraising; conservation of art and artifacts damaged by floodwater. The Center, located at Bush Terminal in Sunset Park, • Only 38 (6%) of respondents had flood insurance; Brooklyn, was staffed by 100 volunteers and outfitted • 70 (11%) had business interruption insurance but in with supplies from Materials or the Arts (MFTA). In most cases, storm-related damage was excluded from the four months it was open, 3,750 works of art passed coverage. through its doors for analysis and treatment. 13

Technical Assistance Public Assistance program, and offered assistance DCLA also provided essential technical assistance to the to groups navigating the applications as well as field, including: declinations and appeals. Also, in April 2013 DCLA hosted a conversation with cultural groups and the • Promotion. Immediately following the storm, DCLA Special Initiative for Rebuilding and Resiliency (SIRR), worked to promote arts organizations that were about the impact of Hurricane Sandy on the field. operating regularly or offering special programs, Feedback from the event contributed to SIRR’s report, and highlighted relief efforts undertaken by arts A Stronger, More Resilient City–a comprehensive organizations to help address the needs of their set of policy recommendations and community neighbors. DCLA collaborated with NYC & Company plans–published in May 2013. to publish this information across various channels, generating extensive coverage through social media, On October 22, 2013, Commissioner Kate Levin accepted newsletters, and other outlets. the “Heritage Defender Award” on behalf of DCLA from Heritage Preservation, a national institute devoted to • Access to Supplies. DCLA’s Materials for the Arts conservation. The award acknowledged the Agency’s (MFTA) served as a vital resource, providing donated “extraordinary and sustained commitment to protecting office equipment, office supplies and other materials New York City’s cultural and artistic heritage through for arts groups and public schools whose facilities were meaningful partnerships that promote emergency damaged by the storm. preparedness and response, including critical activity • FEMA Briefings. With First Deputy Mayor Patricia following Hurricane Sandy.” Looking ahead, the agency E. Harris and Deputy Mayor Linda Gibbs, DCLA will continue to work with leaders in the cultural organized two FEMA briefings geared specifically for community to strengthen the existing response and nonprofit groups to learn more about the application recovery efforts across the City. process for FEMA Public Assistance. Within one month, over 100 cultural groups applied for assistance. • Resource Aggregation. The Agency established and continues to maintain an online compendium of funding resources, FEMA news, and available technical assistance including legal support services and artwork conservation opportunities. Conservators Harriet Irgang • City Resiliency Efforts. Through the City’s Nonprofit Alden and Minjin Park clean Task Force, DCLA monitored the advancement of the the back of a painting at the Conservation Recovery Center approximately 100 cultural applications to FEMA’s in Brooklyn 14 15

Program Services

The Program Services Unit administers the • 388 (44%) funded organizations reported annual Cultural Development Fund (CDF), through which operating budgets of less than $250,000 the City grants programming support to arts and cultural • 433 (49%) organizations provided programming organizations across the five boroughs. CDF provides with an educational component, providing arts funding for cultural programming as diverse as the city access to the city’s public school students in a range of itself: from museum exhibitions to theatrical productions to disciplines and formats, from opportunities to arts education programs and public art installations. attend performances and exhibitions, to in-depth In FY13 DCLA convened 22 CDF panels of seven pre-professional arts training. members each to review applications and allocate $27,177,810 in program support. In addition, the Programs unit facilitated the distribution of $3,663,607 in Member Items. DCLA’s own data sets, in combination with those generated from the Cultural Data Project (CDP), help the agency understand the impact of the City’s financial support for arts and culture in new and powerful ways. For example, DCLA’s data revealed that: • 884 groups, representing 84% of all eligible applicants, received a total of $30,841,417, including $3,663,607 in City Council Member Items Battery Dance Company’s Downtown Dance Festival, Manhattan 16 Through CDP, the agency ascertained that FY13 CDF applicants offered: • 35,894 performances including 3,658 world premieres • 26,622 classes/workshops • 4,054 in-school programs • 2,788 temporary and permanent exhibitions

Applicants also reported a significant impact on the city’s economy through: • $876,363,997 in total gross earned revenue • $792,690,475 spent on salaried employees, and an additional $192,800,472 on contracted artists and performers • 19,532 full-time equivalent employees, as well as 42,304 full- and part-time volunteers

In FY13, CDF applicants reported 72,758,953 attendees; 56,113,576 (77%) attended for free.

Top: Bottom: Right: FIGMENT Project’s Head My Way at Harbor Lights New Museum’s Ghosts in the in the Clouds Pavilion Theater, with James Ludwig, Machine, Manhattan by STUDIOKCA at the Ryan Kelly, Amy Gibbs, and Jay 2012-2013 City of Dreams Montgomery, Staten Island Architectural Pavilion, Governor’s Island 17 18 CULTURAL INSTITUTIONS GROUP As of June 30, 2013

American Museum of Museum of Art Snug Harbor Cultural Center Natural History www.metmuseum.org and Botanical Garden www.amnh.org www.snug-harbor.org MoMA PS1 Bronx County Historical Society www.momaps1.org Staten Island www.bronxhistoricalsociety.org Botanical Garden El Museo del Barrio www.sibg.org Bronx Museum of the Arts www.elmuseo.org www.bronxmuseum.org Museum of the City of New York Staten Island Brooklyn Academy of Music www.mcny.org Children’s Museum www.bam.org www.statenislandkids.org Museum of Jewish Heritage www.mjhnyc.org Staten Island Historical Society/ www.bbg.org Historic Richmond Town Museum of the Moving Image www.historicrichmondtown.org Brooklyn Children’s Museum www.movingimage.us www.brooklynkids.org Staten Island Museum New York Botanical Garden www.statenislandmuseum.org www.nybg.org www.brooklynmuseum.org Staten Island Zoological Society www.nycitycenter.org www.statenislandzoo.org www.carnegiehall.org New York Hall of Science Studio Museum in David H. Koch Theater www.nysci.org www.studiomuseum.org www.davidkochtheater.org Public Theater/New York Wave Hill Shakespeare Festival www.wavehill.org www.nycballet.org www.publictheater.org Wildlife Conservation Society Flushing Town Hall Queens Botanical Garden www.wcs.org www.flushingtownhall.org www.queensbotanical.org Bronx Zoo Jamaica Center for Arts & Learning Queens Museum www.bronxzoo.com www.jcal.org www.queensmuseum.org New York Aquarium for the Queens Theatre www.nyaquarium.com Performing Arts www.queenstheatre.org www.lincolncenter.org 19

Cultural Institutions Group

Valdes Exhibition at the New York Botanical Gardens, Bronx

The Cultural Institutions Group (CIG) comprises 33 diverse cultural organizations that operate on City-owned property and receive operating support to help meet their security, maintenance, and energy costs. In return, CIGs offer a broad range of cultural public programs to residents and visitors of all ages.

CIG HIGHLIGHTS • In conjunction with a vast facility expansion, in February 2013 the Queens Museum of Art announced plans to broaden its mandate beyond the traditional definition of art. The museum will now offer performances, artist studios, and special events designed to celebrate the diversity of the local community and all of New York City. To reflect the expanded programming, the institution also formally changed its name to the Queens Museum. • Following the success of its ’s Fantastic World exhibition in 2012, Museum of the Moving Image announced in May 2013 that it acquired 400 puppets, costumes, and props from the Jim Henson 20 family that will be permanently displayed at the • Brooklyn Museum of Art had three record-breaking Museum beginning in 2014. exhibitions in FY13: Grace and Gravity: Monumental Words by El Anatsui, John Singer Sargent Watercolors, • In May 2013, the Metropolitan Museum of Art opened and “Work by Hand”: Hidden Labor and Historical its reinstalled and reinvented European Paintings Quilts. Each show had more visitors than the top three Galleries, the first major renovation of the galleries Against the Odds: American exhibitions from the previous year. Jews and the Rescue of since 1951 and the first reinstallation since 1972. The Europe’s Refugees, 1933-1941 wing now houses over 700 works of art in 45 rooms, • To celebrate the reemergence of cicadas across Staten at the Museum of Jewish Heritage - A Living Memorial to the reorganized to enable visitors to follow the history of Island after their 17-year dormancy period, the Staten Holocaust, Manhattan European art both chronologically and by region. Island Museum opened a new exhibit: THEY’RE BAAACK! Return of the 17-Year Cicadas. The program highlighted the museum’s collection of 35,000 cicadas–the second-largest in the world–and included workshops, performances, ephemera, and clips from horror movies featuring the insects, among other cicada-related offerings. • From March through September 2013, MoMA PS1 hosted Expo 1: New York, a large-scale exhibition including a vast array of installations, shows and events relating to the current and future state of Earth’s ecology. The Expo included ten “modules” located throughout the facility, the , and the VW Dome in Rockaway Park, as well as dozens of related events including films, speakers, educational programming, and performances. • Bronx Museum of the Arts, sponsored by the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs of the U.S. Department of State, presented Triple Point, an installation by Chelsea-based artist Sarah Sze at the U.S. Pavilion in La Biennale di Venezia, the 55th International Art Exhibition. This prestigious event took place in Venice, from June through November of 2013. 21

CIGs BY THE NUMBERS : As with CDF applicants, members of the CIG submit their programmatic and financial data to DCLA through the Cultural Data Project every year. The most recent submissions revealed that:

• Total revenue for the 33-member group was $389,214,855

• CIGs spent $479,782,998 on salaried employees and an additional $20,845,835

on artists and performers Intergenerational Garden at the Queens Botanical Garden In FY13, CIGs offered:

• 3,242 performances • 531 temporary and permanent exhibitions

• 2,384 classes and workshops for 781,892 attendees

• 311 public school programs, with 5,539 off-site school events 22

Capital Projects

Every year, DCLA helps arts organizations improve their programming capacity by supporting construction projects that expand and enhance cultural venues. In FY13, DCLA’s adopted budget included $178,957,000 in new capital allocations for 92 organizations. DCLA also awarded $4,785,000 to 31 organizations for equipment purchases, meeting a wide variety of needs including technology, theatrical lighting, and audio/visual systems. The renovations, restorations, energy upgrades, and other improvements made possible with this funding provide first-rate cultural facilities for residents and visitors in all five boroughs.

Atlantic Theater Company before and after construction, Manhattan

Opposite page: All That Fall by Samuel Beckett/Pan Pan Theatre Company in the new state-of-the-art BAM Fisher theater,Brooklyn 23 24 Groundbreakings, FY13

Right: Remarks in Armor Hall at the July 27, 2012 Ribbon Cutting of the newly Staten Island Zoo renovated Wave Hill House, Design and construction of a 3-story, 4,500 square foot Amur leopard enclosure, and the Conservation Carousel. Bronx Total Project Cost: $4,190,000 Total City Contribution: $4,190,000 Below: Downtown Community September 24, 2012 Television Center Cinema Fourth Arts Block – 64 E. Groundbreaking, May 7, 2013, Start of construction on multi-arts cultural center in the Fourth Manhattan Arts Block, which will include two theaters and studio office space for IATI Theater, Paradise Factory, and Teatro Circulo. Total Project Cost: $3,700,000 Total City Contribution: $3,700,000

October 2, 2012 Artspace PS109 Renovation of a former school in East Harlem into artist live/work housing facility, including 90 units of affordable housing and 10,000 sq. ft of ground floor space for cultural activities. Total Project Cost $52,000,000 Total City Contribution $9,700,000

April 9, 2013 SculptureCenter Expansion and addition of 2,000 square foot entrance lobby, a 6,500 square foot indoor exhibition space and a 1,500 covered courtyard. Total Project Cost: $4,500,000 Total City Contribution: $2,252,000

May 7, 2013 Downtown Community Television Center Renovation of firehouse building into the DCTV DOC House, a 74-seat state-of-the art digital cinema. Total Project Cost: $1,975,000 Total City Contribution: $1,675,000 25 Ribbon Cuttings, FY13

July 19, 2012 November 16, 2012 Manhattan Neighborhood Network Clemente Soto Vélez Cultural & Educational Center Grand opening of MNN’s East Harlem 104th Street satellite Renovation of the landmark former school, including window and campus. The landmarked building is a former 19th century roof replacement and façade restoration, as well as the purchase firehouse which will now serve as a Community Media and of a new boiler. 2013 Lucy G. Moses Preservation Award. Broadcast Center. Total Project Cost: $12,400,000 Total Project Cost $6,680,000 Total City Contribution: $12,400,000 Total City Contribution $850,000 June 2013 July 25, 2012 Department of Homeless Services Shelter at Staten Island Children’s Museum Park Avenue Armory Restoration of the cupolas and skylights, and construction of a Phase IV of renovations included substantial improvements to the new tensile structure for assembly and educational programs. building’s façade and thr relocation a women’s homeless shelter Total Project Cost: $4,000,000 to the fourth floor, bettering serving the residents while increasing Total City Contribution: $4,000,000 programming space. Total Project Cost: $15,800,000 September 6, 2012 Total City Contribution: $6,800,000 BAM Fisher Design and construction of a 40,000 square foot, LEED Gold June 18, 2013 Status theater in Brooklyn with workshop spaces, classrooms, Museum of the Moving Image Courtyard offices and a rooftop garden. This final phase of the expansion project completed the outdoor Total Project Cost: $43,000,000 courtyard and a student group entry to the museum building. The Total City Contribution $28,000,000 project converted a parking lot to a courtyard with a dedicated entrance for education programs and school groups; an open air October 1, 2012 screening space and special events; and lobby cafe expansion space. Total Project Cost $2,250,000 Major renovation of Atlantic’s main stage space, the Linda Total City Contribution $1,250,000 Gross Theater. Total Project Cost $6,100,000 June 19, 2013 Total City Contribution $2,400,000 Wave Hill House Restoration Restoration of Wave Hill House to make Wave Hill House and October 4, 2012 the Kerlin Learning Center ADA compliant, provide upgraded The Public Theater restrooms, a renovated cafe, HVAC upgrades and protect the Renovation of the Public Theater’s façade and lobby, including building from further damage. It also restores major portions of the ramps, a new lounge, staircases, upgraded dressing rooms and structural integrity including stonework on walls, chimneys, roofs, expanded restrooms, as well as the installation of a Percent for Art and windows. project, Ben Rubin’s Shakespeare Machine. Total Project Cost $10,500,000 Total Project Cost: $41,200,000 Total City Contribution $8,000,000 Total City Contribution: $28,500,000

October 4, 2012 Wildlife Conservation Society - Bronx Zoo Renovation and expansion of the Wildlife Conservation Society’s Wildlife Health Center, a medical and research facility dedicated to care of wild animals. Total Project Cost: $19,000,000 Total City Contribution: $17,400,000 26 31st Annual Awards for Excellence in Design Recipients

Construction of Three Carriage Houses for the Staten New York Aquarium’s Ocean Wonders: Sharks! Shakespeare Machine by Ben Rubin Island Historical Society, 145 Arthur Kill Road, Staten Island Surf Avenue at West Eighth Street, Brooklyn The Public Theater, 425 Lafayette Street, Manhattan A Project of the Department of Design and Construction, A Project of the Department of Cultural Affairs, the A Project of the Department of Cultural Affairs’ Percent for Art the Department of Cultural Affairs, and the Staten Island Department of Parks & Recreation, and the Wildlife Program, the Department of Design and Construction, and the Historical Society Conservation Society Public Theater Rice+Lipka Architects WCS Exhibition and Graphic Arts Department Ben Rubin The Portico Group Culture Shed Edelman Sultan Knox Wood/Architects Hudson Yards, 545 West 30th Street, Manhattan Doyle Partners A Project of the Department of Cultural Affairs Ned Kahn Studios Diller Scofidio + Renfro Rockwell Group 27

Above: Culture Shed, Diller Scofidio + Renfro in collaboration with Rockwell Group

Left: Wildlife Conservation Society New York Aquarium’s Ocean Wonders: Sharks! 28

Percent for Art

During Percent for Art’s 30th anniversary year, DCLA completed 13 new art installations at schools, libraries, and public plazas across the city. In addition, 13 new commissions were secured for future projects. The commissions span mediums from painting and collage to mosaics, ceramics, and sculpture, and are designed and executed by highly regarded artists chosen through a competitive panel process.

Mathematical Star by Ellen Harvey at Marcy Plaza, Brooklyn 29 Percent for Art Completed Projects, FY13 Percent for Art New Commissions, FY13

Jane Benson Adam Simon Sandra Cinto IS/HS 585 PS 310 PS 56, Bronx Mirror Globe (Mapping the New World) 12x4x3 Mirror pieces, aluminum and oil paint Acrylic Nanna Debois Buhl 73-35 57th Avenue, Maspeth Queens 942 62nd Street, Brooklyn PS 163, Queens

Chakaia Booker Art Spiegelman Pablo Helguera Weeksville Heritage Society High School of Art and Design Far Rockaway Library, Queens Sugar in My Bowl II It Was Today, Only Yesterday… Rubber tire and steel Hand-painted stained glass Hong Seon Jang 1698 Bergen Street, Brooklyn 245 East 56th Street, Manhattan PS 339, Queens

Jeffrey Gibson W.Scott Trimble Suzy Kim PS 264 New Settlement High School PS 176, Queens Nephelococcygia (Cloud Cuckoo Land) Paths of Discovery Ink on paper monotypes and acrylic Custom cut concrete pavers, terrazzo and wood Roxy Paine 371 89th Street, Brooklyn 1501 Jerome Ave, Bronx Jackson Avenue Streetscape, Queens

Ellen Harvey Lawrence Weiner Kanishka Raja Marcy Plaza High School of Art and Design IS HS 868, Manhattan Mathematical Star One Way and Another, Cusped Marble, ceramic and glass mocais Stainless steel Duke Riley Marcy Avenue and MacDonough St, Brooklyn 245 East 56th Street, Manhattan PS 343, Manhattan

Carol May and Tim Watkins Janet Zweig Julianne Swartz Kensington Public Library Glen Oaks Library Hunters Point Library, Queens Sun Dancers North of the North Pole Powder coated aluminum, translucent acrylic Aluminum, LED's, electronics, computer and program, Mary Temple and kinetic elements database of unanswerable questions McCarren Park Pool, Brooklyn 4207 18th Avenue, Brooklyn 256-04 Union Turnpike, Queens Alec Thibodeau Tobias Putrih PS 892, Queens PS/IS 277 Blackwell Michael Velliquette Power-coated aluminum, framed C-print PS 320, Queens 153-27 88th Ave, Queens Michael Waugh Peter Rostovsky IS 611, Brooklyn IS/HS Spring Creek Sunrise Curtain Glass mosaic, tile mosaic, reflective plexiglass 1065 Elton Street, Brooklyn

Ben Rubin The Public Theater Shakespeare Machine LED digital screens 425 Lafayette St, Manhattan 30

Community Arts Development Program

The Community Arts Development Program (CADP) provides capacity-building services to cultural CADP AWARD RECIPIENTS, FY13 organizations located in low- to moderate-income neighborhoods. Funding for the program comes from a Community Development Block Grant from the U.S. Art Connects New York ID Studio Theater Department of Housing and Urban Development. Arts for Art Interactive Drama for Education & Cora Dance Awareness in the Schools (IDEAS) For 2013, DCLA developed CADP into a year-long workshop series, Community Arts Leadership, for Dances for a Variable Kentler International which organizations with budgets under $250,000 Population Drawing Space were selected to participate through a competitive KowTeff School of African Dance Dancing Crane panel process. Through monthly workshops, executive Diversity in Arts & Nations for The Laundromat Project directors, board members, and other key staff gain Cultural Education (DANCE) Marie-Christine Giordano Dance practical instruction in strategic planning, board development, and financial management. The program En Foco More Art is now structured to allow each participant the Harlem Needle Arts Voelker Orth Museum opportunity to design for themselves a working strategic plan, a sustainable budget forecast, and a stronger board of trustees. Concurrent with the workshops, instructors provided one-on-one assistance to the groups during and after the program. 31

Asian American Arts Alliance’s city-wide event Locating the Sacred Festival - The Space Within, featuring artist David Chang 32

Materials for the Arts

Materials for the Arts (MFTA) is the City’s oldest FRIENDS OF MATERIALS OF THE ARTS reuse program, providing donated goods free of charge BOARD OF TRUSTEES to New York City public school teachers and government As of June 30, 2013 or nonprofit organizations with arts and cultural programming. In FY13, MFTA received donations from Bonnie Weissblatt Weill Eboni S. Gates over a thousand individuals, businesses, and nonprofit Chairman organizations across the city, and distributed those Matthew David Hopkins goods to over 1,800 cultural organization, schools, and Anelle Miller Barbara Korein government agencies. MFTA also offered educational Vice Chair programming to students and educators and hosted Melinda Mulawka Mack Dan Johnson artists-in-residence and free monthly open studio Treasurer Andrea M. Schaffer sessions where visitors could learn more about creative reuse from professional artists. Stacy Papas Warren Smulowitz Secretary Felicia Webb MFTA by the Numbers, FY13: • 1,494 individuals, businesses, and nonprofits donated materials valued at $5.1 million • 1,883 groups—including 690 public schools—visited the warehouse and made 5,663 transactions • 14,682 school children and 5,002 educators participated in MFTA educational programming 33

Left: Art made with goods from Materials for the Arts by students at Flushing High School, Queens

Right: Public school teachers shopping at Materials for the Arts, Queens 34

Special Initiatives

CULTURAL AFTER-SCHOOL ADVENTURES (CASA) Now in its seventh year, Cultural After-School Adventures (CASA) continues to ensure that public school students across the five boroughs are provided with quality arts and cultural programming during after-school hours. In fiscal year 2013, DCLA oversaw the distribution of $5.1 million in City Council designations to partnerships between 95 cultural institutions and 255 public schools.

Dream Big After School Program at the Bronx Children’s Museum

Opposite page: SPARC artist Audra Brandt with her students at Borinquen Plaza Senior Center, Brooklyn 35 SENIORS PARTNERING WITH ARTISTS CITYWIDE (SPARC) SPARC ENGAGEMENT: 2013 marked the second successful year of DCLA’s artist residency program, Seniors Partnering with Artists 1090+ class sessions Citywide (SPARC). Supported in part by a $200,000 85+ free public programs allocation from the New York City Department of the Aging (DFTA), SPARC was administered by DCLA in 2600+ hours of arts activity partnership with DFTA and five borough arts councils. with seniors In 2013, the program placed 50 artists in 48 senior centers through a competitive application and panel review process. Artists developed a wide range of workshops for seniors in disciplines as varied as bomba dance, musical theater, and printmaking. Throughout each residency, resident artists hosted one or more public programs to showcase the seniors’ work for the surrounding community.

SPARC PARTICIPANTS: 50 artists 48 senior centers 655+ senior center participants, ages 52-94 7435+ participants, visitors, family & friends 36

Research & Technical Assistance

In FY13, DCLA supported new initiatives York State Community Trust and CDP. Additionally, highlighting the importance of arts and culture: DCLA, along with the New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA), served on the Fund’s advisory board World Cities Culture Report and participated in the grantee selection panel in In August 2012, the City of London released the World February 2013. The research was supported by a funder Cities Culture Report as part of the Summer Olympiad. collaborative made up of The New York Community The report provided an unprecedented audit of cultural Trust, The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, The John R. assets using 60 key indicators from 12 cities across five Oishei Foundation of Western New York, and New York continents, revealing that New York has more theaters Council for the , and managed by The New than any other city and twice the number of dance York Community Trust. performances than the next participating city. To learn more, visit www.worldcitiescultureforum.com. World Cities Cultural Report The Arts & Culture Research Fund In partnership with the CDP, the New York State CDP found that among participating Task Force created the Arts & Culture Research Fund, which granted awards to six organizations in FY13, cities, NYC has more theaters including two in New York City, ranging from $15,000 than any other city and twice the to $25,000. Research awards focused on studies prioritizing CDP data and focusing on topics that would number of dance performances provide increased insight into the cultural sector in the State. DCLA played a central role in designing and than the next participating city. The Oratorio Society administering the application process with the New of Queens 37 Project Access New York City, May 2, 2013 disabled audiences by presenting an update on the In collaboration with Art Beyond Sight, the Mayor’s Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), as well as Office for People with Disabilities (MOPD), and the presentations about new technologies and innovative Museum of Modern Art, DCLA presented “Project programming to serve these vital audiences. 22 panelists Access New York City: Best Practices for Inclusion in provided a wide array of perspectives and insights for 186 the Arts” on May 2, 2013. The day-long symposium attendees representing diverse cultural organizations in highlighted best practices for arts groups to serve the city. 38

Temporary Public Art Installations & Performances

DCLA works with other City agencies as well by the Randall’s Island Park Alliance in partnership as nonprofit partners to coordinate logistics and with the Bronx Museum of the Arts with funds from the provide guidance on the permitting, security, and safety Rockefeller Foundation. Additional funding provided by procedures for artists and organizations that wish to the Foundation for Contemporary Arts. present work in public spaces. Through these unique Mary Mattingly, Flock House installations, concerts, and special events presented in June 29–August 18, 2012 all five boroughs, New York City’s streets and public A series of mobile temporary artworks by artist Mary plazas become a dynamic and ever-changing museum Mattingly, Flock House consisted of a group of migratory, and performance venue. Below is a sampling of the public, sculptural living quarters installed in Van temporary public art exhibitions and performances that Cortlandt Park in the Bronx, DUMBO in Brooklyn, took place in the past year. Battery Park and Coleman Oval in Manhattan, Flushing FLOW.12: Art and Music at Randall’s Island Meadows-Corona Park in Queens, and Snug Harbor Multiple artists in Staten Island. Built collaboratively upon reclaimed, June 3–October 1, 2012 redesigned, and rethought materials, the Flock House Organized by the Randall’s Island Park Alliance and project included workshops, organized events, an Bronx Museum of the Arts interactive website, and narrated cell phone tours that FLOW.12 featured temporary public art installations and focused on environmental and community issues. music performances along the shoreline at Randall’s Partners on the project included the NYC Department Island Park that called on visitors to interact with and of Parks and Recreation, Eyebeam Center for Art and care for the Park’s island environment. Over multiple Technology, Cultural Council, New Discovering Columbus by Tatzu installments, FLOW featured ten site-specific art projects York City Mayor’s Office of Special Projects, New York Nishi, presented by the Public Art Fund at Grand Army Plaza, by participants in the Bronx Museum Artists in the Foundation for the Arts, The Clocktower Gallery & Radio Manhattan Marketplace program for emerging artists. Commissioned ARTonAIR.org, and more. 39 Tatzu Nishi, Discovering Columbus Hall, the handcrafted herd was brought to life by 60 September 20–December 2, 2012 dancers from the Dance Company, who Columbus Circle, Manhattan presented twenty-minute performances several times a Organized by Public Art Fund day for an estimated total audience of over 15,000 people. More than 100,000 people visited Public Art Fund’s Each horse’s colorfully dyed raffia coat was inspired by playful installation, which reimagined this 1892 traditional dress from cultures around the world. These Columbus Circle monument as the centerpiece in a “Soundsuits” remained on display in Vanderbilt Hall while modern day living room, 75 feet in the air. Following the not in use, part of Grand Central’s Centennial celebration. exhibition, Public Art Fund oversaw the conservation of the Columbus Monument in cooperation with the NYC Department of Parks & Recreation. Dianne Smith, Organic Abstracts March 4–24, 2013 Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum and Carriage House, Bronx. Organized by West Harlem Art Fund in partnership with the Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum and the NYC Department of Parks & Recreation. The first public art installation in Pelham Bay Park in over twenty years, Organic Abstracts by artist Dianne Smith consisted of two large-scale, outdoor sculptures on the grounds of the mansion. Both pieces in the installation, The Couple and Flying High, were made from repurposed materials incorporated into the landscape of the park. Organic Abstracts was a part of Armory Week 2013. Nick Cave, Heard NY March 25–31, 2013 Grand Central Terminal, Manhattan. Organized by Creative Time. For one week in March 2013, Creative Time and the Metropolitan Transit Authority’s Arts for Transit program presented Heard New York, a large-scale public artwork by artist Nick Cave. Consisting of thirty life-size fanciful horses located in Grand Central Terminal’s Vanderbilt 40 Thomas Hirschhorn, Gramsci Monument ANNUAL PROGRAMS, FESTIVALS, AND May 15–September 22, 2013 PROMOTIONAL EVENTS In May 2013, Dia Art Foundation installed Gramsci In addition to the many programs in public spaces Monument by artist Thomas Hirschhorn at Forest supported through CDF, each year DCLA collaborates Houses, a Bronx public housing development managed with other City agencies to present a number of annual by the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA). The cultural festivals that bring art and performances to Monument was set up as a series of outdoor pavilions public spaces across the city. built on-site by a crew comprised of the artist, NYCHA residents, Dia staff members, and volunteers. The Poem in Your Pocket Day, April 18, 2013 pavilions spanned 2,500 square feet and housed a On April 18, 2013, the City celebrated the 12th annual stage, library, lounge, internet café, and workshop area Poem in Your Pocket Day with poetry slams, a with materials for art-making and carpentry. With the poetry contest, and other programs. Poem in Your pavilions, the participating Forest Houses residents, in Pocket Day is an on-going partnership between the partnership with Hirschhorn, presented daily public Academy of American Poets, Bryant Park Corporation, programs and events from July 1 through September 15, DCLA, the Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment, free of charge and targeted to audiences of all ages. Metro New York, and the Poetry Society of America.

NYCxDESIGN, May 10-21, 2013 Initiated in FY13 by the New York City Council, NYCxDESIGN is New York’s first citywide event designed to highlight and promote design of all disciplines developing across the city. Led by a steering committee including DCLA’s Commissioner alongside some of the city’s most influential educators, designers, curators, and businesses, the 12-day showcase brought together a wide variety of programs, including exhibitions, installations, trade shows, talks, launches and open studios. The event created a platform for cultural and commercial opportunities, while at the same time increased awareness of and appreciation for design by all New Yorkers. The inaugural year showcased nearly 350 events across the city. 41 Open House New York (OHNY), October 12-13, 2012 DCLA collaborated with OHNY to include Percent for Art projects for the first time in this annual, weekend- long event that invites participants to explore little known or typically inaccessible buildings and landmarks. For OHNY, DCLA featured Percent artwork in three boroughs: Dennis Adams’ Tributaries and Mel Chin’s Landmine at Long Island City High School; George Trakas’ Waterfront Nature Park and ’s The Edge of the Plant at the Newtown Creek Wastewater Plant in Brooklyn; and Ben Rubin’s Shakespeare Machine at the Public Theater. Sing for Hope’s Pop Up Pianos, June 1 – June 16, 2013 Sing for Hope’s Pop Up Pianos returned to the city for two weeks in June, bringing 88 artist-decorated pianos to public parks and plazas throughout the five boroughs, available for anyone to play as they wished. Make Music New York, June 21, 2013 Make Music New York is an annual festival established in 2007 that celebrates the first day of summer with free concerts throughout the city. On June 21, Make Music New York presented over 1,000 public performances across all five boroughs.

Above: Heard NY by Nick Cave, presented by Creative Time in Grand Central Terminal, Manhattan

Left: Student in Bryant Park reading original poetry on Poem In Your Pocket Day 42 CULTURAL AFFAIRS ADVISORY COMMISSION As of June 30, 2013

Agnes Gund EX-OFFICIO Chair Cultural Affairs First Deputy Mayor Patricia E. Harris Stephanie K. Bell-Rose Advisory Commission Daniel Brodsky Commissioner Kate D. Levin Department of Cultural Affairs Amy Chin Commissioner Veronica M. White Vishaka N. Desai Department of Parks & Recreation The Cultural Affairs Advisory Commission Robert Esnard is mandated by the City Charter to serve in Chancellor Dennis M. Walcott a supervisory role for DCLA on topics relating to Dolores M. Fernández Department of Education the City’s cultural life. The current Commission, Alan H. Fishman Margaret Honey appointed by Mayor Bloomberg in 2003, continues to Susan K. Freedman President and CEO, New York provide invaluable guidance and expertise on critical Hall of Science issues affecting cultural organizations, including Raymond D. Horton Chair, Cultural Institutions Group advocacy, affordable workspace, arts education, and Michael Lynne technical assistance. Hoong Yee Lee Krakauer Raymond J. McGuire Executive Director, Queens Council on the Arts Judith O. Rubin David M. Sable Claire Shulman Hildy Simmons Robert Soros Elizabeth Streb Jeanette Sarkisian Wagner Allan Weissglass 43

Mayor’s Awards for Arts and Culture Recipients, FY13

Harvey Lichtenstein () Mayor’s Awards for Dancer and former Executive Producer of the Arts and Culture Brooklyn Academy of Music Anthony Armstrong Principal, JS 074

Ford Foundation The Mayor’s Awards for Arts and Culture acknowledge the contributions of artists, educators, funders, and arts organizations that have had a profound Composer and performer impact on their local communities and the City at large. Edward Norton On February 20, 2013, Mayor Bloomberg and Oscar, and philanthropist

Emmy, Tony, and Grammy Award-winner Whoopi St. George Theatre Goldberg co-hosted the ceremony at the recently renovated New York City Center, which featured live Fred Wilson appearances from dancers, singers, and musicians in Artist honor of the awardees.

In a special presentation featuring legendary New York-based artists , Andre Gregory, Bill T. Jones, Philip Glass, and Elizabeth Streb, Mayor Bloomberg presented New York City’s highest award for achievement in the arts–the Handel Medallion–to , dancer and former Executive Director of the Brooklyn Academy of Music, in honor of his of service to the arts in New York City. Mayor Michael Bloomberg presents Harvey Lichtenstein with the Handel Medallion at the Mayor’s Awards for Arts and Culture at New York City Center 44

NYC Literary Honors

Established by Mayor Bloomberg in 2012, The NYC Literary Honors celebrate great living authors and scholars who have demonstrated a lifetime of achievement, and for whom New York City has been a central inspiration. The Honors underline the important role great written works play in the city’s cultural fabric, as well as the role the publishing industry plays in our economy.

DCLA collaborated with the Office of the Mayor to organize and the Literary Honors ceremony, which in 2013 honored the following distinguished individuals:

• Toni Morrison, fiction • Calvin Trillin, non-fiction • Jon Scieszka, children’s • , poetry • Jules Feiffer, humor • Morton Janklow and Lynn Nesbit, literary life Mayor Bloomberg at the NYC Literary Honors at Gracie Mansion 45

Rabbit Hole Ensemble’s Alone, with Timoth McGown Reynolds and Annalisa Ledson, Brooklyn 46 47

PART II

Agency Portfolio, FY13 48

Ars Nova Theater I, Inc. Blue Coyote Theater Group, Inc. Cultural Development Fund Award Recipients, FY13 Art Beyond Sight, Inc. Theatre Coalition, Ltd. Art Connects New York Borough of Manhattan Community College 52nd Street Project, Inc. American Folk Art Museum Art in General, Inc. Performing Arts Center, Inc. 7 Loaves, Inc. American Friends of the Ludwig Foundation of Art Lab, Inc. Arts and Science A Better Jamaica, Inc. Cuba Art Loisaida Foundation Boys & Girls Harbor, Inc. A Public Space Literary Projects, Inc. American Globe Theatre, Ltd. Art of the Early Keyboard, Inc. Brave New World Repertory Theatre, Inc. Aaron Davis Hall, Inc. American Indian Artists, Inc. Art Radio International, Inc. Brecht Forum ABC No Rio American Institute of Graphic Arts Art Students League of New York BRIC Arts Media Bklyn Abingdon Theatre Company American Lyric Theater Center, Inc. Art Sweats, Inc. Brick Theater, Inc. Academy of American Poets American Opera Projects, Inc. Art21, Inc. Brighton Ballet Theater Company, Inc. Company Theatre American Place Theatre, Inc. ArteEast, Inc. Bronx Arts Ensemble African Cultural Center, Inc. American Symphony League Arthur Aviles Typical Theatre, Inc. Bronx Children's Museum African Diaspora Film Festival American Symphony Orchestra, Inc. Artichoke Dance Company, Inc. Bronx Council on the Arts African Film Festival, Inc. American Theatre Wing Artists Alliance, Inc. Bronx Dance Theatre, Inc. African Voices Communications, Inc. American Turkish Society, Inc. Artists in Residence, Inc. Bronx House, Inc. Afrikan Poetry Theatre, Inc. Americas Society, Inc. Artists Space Bronx Opera Company Afro-Latin Jazz Alliance, Inc. An Claidheamh Soluis, Inc. Arts & Business Council, Inc. Bronx River Art Center, Inc. AHL Foundation, Inc. Annabella Gonzalez Dance Theater, Inc. Arts Connection, Inc. Bronx Symphony Orchestra, Inc. All Out Arts, Inc. Anne Frank Center USA, Inc. Arts for Art, Inc. BronxArtSpace, Inc. Alley Pond Environmental Center, Inc. Ansonia Music Outreach Organization, Inc. Art's House Schools, Inc. Brooklyn Arts Council, Inc. Alliance for Young Artists and Writers, Inc. , Inc. Ascension Music Chorus and Orchestra, Inc. Brooklyn Arts Exchange Alliance of Resident Theatres / New York, Inc. Anti-Social Music, Inc. The American Spanish Dance Theatre Brooklyn Ballet, Inc. Allied Productions, Inc. Anyone Corporation Asia Society Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy, Inc. Alpha Omega 1-7 Theatrical Dance Company, Inc. Aperture Foundation, Inc. Asian American Arts Alliance Brooklyn Conservatory of Music Alpha Workshops, Inc. ApexArt Curatorial Program Asian American Writers' Workshop Brooklyn Heights Music Society Alvin Ailey Dance Foundation, Inc. Apollo Theater Foundation, Inc. Asian CineVision, Inc. Brooklyn Historical Society Alwan Foundation Aquila Theatre Company, Inc. Astoria Music Society, Inc. Development Corporation Amas , Inc. Arab American Association of NY, Inc. Astoria Performing Arts Center Brooklyn Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra, Inc. American Bolero Dance Company, Inc. Architectural League of New York Atlantic Theater Company Brooklyn Steppers American Composers Orchestra Argento New Music Project Avant Media Performance, Inc. Brooklyn Waterfront Artist Coalition American Documentary Armitage Foundation, Ltd. Azure Ensemble Brooklyn Young Filmmakers Center, Inc. Ballet Ambassadors, Inc. Brooklyn Youth Chorus Academy, Inc. Ballet Hispanico of New York, Inc. Brooklyn Youth Music Project, Inc. Ballet Tech Foundation, Inc. Builders Association, Inc. Ballet Theatre Foundation, Inc. Bushwick Starr, Inc. Bang Group, Inc. C4 Choral Composer Conductor Collective Bang on a Can, Inc. Calpulli Mexican Dance Company, Inc. Bargemusic, Ltd. Camera Club of New York, Inc. Bartow-Pell Landmark Fund Camera News, Inc. Baryshnikov Dance Foundation, Inc. Canopy Canopy Canopy, Inc. Batoto Yetu, Inc. Canticorum Virtuosi, Inc. Battery Dance Corporation Capoeira Foundation, Inc. Bayside Historical Society Career Transition for Dancers, Inc. Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation Caribbean American Repertory Theatre, Inc. Behind the Book, Inc. Casa Belvedere, The Italian Cultural Foundation Best of Brooklyn Casita Maria, Inc. Beth Morrison Projects CEC Stuyvesant Cove, Inc. Big Apple Circus, Ltd. Center for Arts Education, Inc. Big Apple Performing Arts, Inc. Center for Book Arts, Inc. Big Tree Productions, Inc. Center for Contemporary Opera Billie Holiday Theatre, Inc. Center for Jewish History Bindlestiff Family Variety Arts, Inc. Center for Performance Research, Inc. Above: Right: Black Moon Theatre Company, Inc. Center for Traditional Music and Dance Bronx Arts Ensemble’s Summer Tablao Flamenco at the American Black Spectrum Theatre Company, Inc. Center for Urban Pedagogy, Inc. Treats Bolero Dance Company, Queens Bloomingdale School of Music, Inc. Center Stage Community Playhouse, Inc. 49

CenterStage: The Queens Center for the Conrad Poppenhusen Association Performing Arts, Inc. Conscientious Musical Revues Central Astoria Local Development Coalition, Inc. Cool Culture Central Brooklyn Jazz Consortium, Inc. Cora Incorporated Centro Civico Cultural Dominicano, Inc. Corona Youth Music Project, Inc. Centro Cultural Cubano, Inc. Council of Literary Magazines and Presses Chamber Music America, Inc. Council on the Arts and Humanities for Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, Inc. Staten Island Change for Kids, Inc. Covenant Ballet Theatre of Brooklyn, Inc. Chashama, Inc. Creative Ammo, Inc. Chelsea Opera, Inc. Creative Arts Team Chez Bushwick, Inc. Creative Arts Workshop for Kids Children's Aid Society Creative Time, Inc. Children's Arts & Science Workshops, Inc. CSC Repertory, Ltd. Children's Museum of Manhattan CUE Art Foundation Children's Museum of the Arts Culture Project, Inc. China Institute of America CultureNOW, Inc. Chinese American Arts Council, Inc. CYPRECO of America, Inc. Chinese Theatre Works, Inc. D.U.M.B.O. Arts Center, Inc. Choral Chameleon, Inc. Da Capo Chamber Players, Inc. Cinema Tropical, Inc. Dance Entropy, Inc. Circle in the Square Theatre School, Inc. Dance Films Association, Inc. Circuit Productions, Inc. Dance New Amsterdam, Inc. Circus Amok, Inc. Dance Parade, Inc. Cities at Peace, Inc. Dance Project Sequence, Inc. City Grand Opera Society, Inc. Dance Ring, Inc. City Island Historical Society Dance Service New York City, Inc. City Island Theater Group Dance Theatre Etcetera, Inc. City Lore, Inc. Dance Theatre of Harlem, Inc. City Parks Foundation Dancenow/NYC CityArts, Inc. Dances For A Variable Population CityKids Foundation, Inc. Dancewave, Inc. Civilians, Inc. DanceWorks, Inc. Classical Theatre of Harlem, Inc. Dancing Classrooms, Inc. Clemente Soto Velez Cultural and Educational Dancing Crane, Inc. Center, Inc. Dancing in the Streets, Inc. Dream Yard Drama Project, Inc. Electronic Arts Intermix Clubbed Thumb, Inc. Dansology, Inc. Drilling Company Theatrical Productions Electronic Music Foundation, Inc. Coalition for Hispanic Family Services Danspace Project, Inc. Drumsongs Productions Elevator Repair Service Theater, Inc. Collapsable Giraffe, Inc. dell'Arte Opera Ensemble, Inc. Dynamic Forms, Inc. Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts College Community Services, Inc. Design Trust for Public Space, Inc. E. Monte Motion, Inc. Emerging Artists Theatre Company Collegiate Chorale Dessoff Choirs, Inc. Early Music Foundation, Inc. En Foco, Inc. Colonial Dames of America/Mount Vernon Hotel Dia Center for the Arts Early Stages Program, Inc. Ensemble for the Romantic Century Museum & Garden Dieu Donne Paper Mill, Inc. EarSay, Inc. Ensemble Studio Theatre, Inc. Colonial Farmhouse Restoration Society of Diller-Quaile School of Music, Inc. East River Ensemble, Inc. Epic Theatre Center, Inc. Bellerose, Inc. Discalced, Inc. East Winds, Inc. Episcopal Actors' Guild of America, Inc. Community Works, Inc. Diversity in Arts and Nations for Cultural Education Through Music, Inc. Equus Projects, Inc. Community-Word Project, Inc. Education, Inc. Educational Alliance, Inc. Esopus Foundation, Ltd. Complexions - A Concept in Dance Doing Art Together, Inc. Educational Theater of New York, Inc. Ethel's Foundation for the Arts Composers Collaborative, Inc. Dorsky Gallery Curatorial Programs Educational Video Center, Inc. Eugenio Maria de Concert Artists Guild, Inc. Dova, Inc. Either/Or, Inc. Foundation, Inc. Concerts in the Heights Downtown Art Company, Inc. El Puent de Williamsburg, Inc. Eva Dean Dance Company, Inc. Concrete Temple Theatre Downtown Community Television Center El Taller Latino Americano Evidence, Inc. Coney Island History Project, Inc. Productions, Inc. Elaine Kaufman Cultural Center/Lucy Moses Exploring the Metropolis, Inc. Coney Island, USA Drama League of New York, Inc. School for Music and Dance Eyebeam Atelier, Inc. Conference House Association, Inc. Drammeh Institute, Inc. Elders Share the Arts Falconworks Artists Group Congress for Jewish Culture, Inc. Drawing Center, Inc. Project, Inc. Federation Employment & Guidance Service, Inc. 50

Feminist Press, Inc. Free Arts for Abused Children of New York City, Inc. House Foundation for the Arts, Inc. Kentler International Drawing Space, Inc. Figment Project, Inc. Freestyle Repertory Theatre House of the Roses Volunteer Dance Company, Inc. Kinding Sindaw Melayu Heritage Fiji Theatre Company French Institute-Alliance Francaise Houses on the Moon Theater Company King Manor Association of Long Island, Inc. Film Forum, Inc. Fresh Art, Inc. Housing Works Used Book Café, Inc. Kings Majestic Corporation Five Myles, Inc. Friends of Alice Austen House, Inc. Hudson Guild, Inc. Kingsborough Community College Auxiliary Flamenco Latino, Inc. Friends of Historic New Utrecht I Cantori di New York Enterprises Corp. Flea Theater, Inc. Friends of the High Line Ice Theatre of New York, Inc. Korea Society Fleadh Foundation Friends of the New York Transit Museum ID Studio Theater Performance and Research Center KowTeff School of African Dance Flux Factory Friends of the Historic Districts Ifetayo Cultural Arts Facility, Inc. Kundiman, Inc. Flying Carpet Theater, Inc. Friends of the Woodlawn Cemetery Il Piccolo Teatro Dell'Opera, Inc. Kunqu Society, Inc. Yiddish Theatre FRIGID New York, Inc. iLAND, Inc. Kupferberg Center Performances Foundation for Contemporary Arts, Inc. Frog & Peach Theatre Company, Inc. Illuminart Productions La Mama Experimental Theater Club, Inc. Foundry Theatre, Inc. Garibaldi-Meucci Museum Immaterial Incorporated La Troupe Makandal, Inc. Fountain House, Inc. General Society of Mechanics and Immediate Medium LAByrinth, Inc. Fourth Arts Block, Inc. Tradesmen of the City Independent Feature Project, Inc. LaGuardia Performing Arts Center Fractured Productions, Inc. Ghetto Film School, Inc. Indo-American Arts Council, Inc. Landmark West, Inc. Franklin Furnace Archive, Inc. Gilgamesh Theatre Group, Inc. IndyKids Lark Theatre Company Gina Gibney Dance, Inc. Infinity Dance Theater Company, Ltd. Latin American Cultural Center of Queens, Inc. Girls Write Now, Inc. Instituto Arte Teatral Internacional, Inc. Latino International Theater Festival of New York, Inc. Global Action Project, Inc. Inta, Inc. Laundromat Project, Inc. Godwin Ternbach Museum Interactive Drama for Education and Awareness League of Composers Gotham Arts Exchange, Inc. in Schools, Inc. Learning Leaders, Inc. Gotham Chamber Opera, Inc. International African Arts Festival Learning Through an Expanded Arts Program, Inc. Gotham Early Music Scene, Inc. International Arts Relations, Inc. Legros Cultural Arts, Inc. Grace & Spiritus Chorale of Brooklyn International Center of Photography Art Gallery Greater Astoria Historical Society International Contemporary Ensemble Lehman College Center for the Performing Arts, Inc. Greater Ridgewood Historical Society Foundation, Inc. & Big Apple Corps Greenwich House, Inc. International Film Seminars, Inc. Lesbian and Gay Community Services Center, Inc. Greenwich Village Society for Historic International Print Center New York Library Action Committee of Corona-East Preservation International Studio and Curatorial Program Elmhurst, Inc. Groove With Me, Inc. InterSchool of New York, Inc. Light Industry Cinema Projects, Ltd. Groundswell Community Mural Project Intrepid Museum Foundation, Inc. Lighthouse International Group 1 Acting Company, Inc. Company, Inc. Little Orchestra Society/Orpheon, Inc. H.T. Dance Company, Inc. Irondale Productions, Inc. Location One, Inc. Haleakala, Inc. Isadora Duncan Dance Foundation Loco-Motion Dance Theatre for Children, Inc. Hands On Sign Interpreted Performances, Inc. Isamu Noguchi Foundation and Garden Museum Look & Listen, Inc. Harbor Lights Theater Company, Inc. Issue Project Room, Inc. Los Pleneros de la 21, Inc. Harlem Artists' Development League Especially Jacques Marchais Center of Tibetan Arts, Inc. Lotus Fine Arts Productions Inc. For You Japan Society, Inc. Louis Armstrong House Harlem Arts Alliance Jazz at Lincoln Center, Inc. Lower East Side Girls Club Harlem Chamber Players, Inc. Jazz Gallery Lower East Side Printshop, Inc. Harlem Needle Arts, Inc. Jazzmobile, Inc. Lower East Side Tenement Museum Harlem School of the Arts, Inc. JazzReach Performing Arts and Education Lower Manhattan Cultural Council Harmonie Ensemble, Inc. Association Lubovitch Dance Foundation, Inc. Harmony Program, Inc. Jewish Community Center in Manhattan, Inc. Lyric Chamber Music Society of New York, Inc. Harvestworks, Inc. Jewish Museum Development Foundation, Inc. Heart of Brooklyn Cultural Institutions Jody Sperling Time Lapse Dance, Inc. Madison Square Park Conservancy Hebrew Home For The Aged At Riverdale Jose Limon Dance Foundation, Inc. Magic Box Productions, Inc. Heidi Latsky Dance Joseph Gheraldi Playwright's Theatre Maimouna Keita School of African Dance, Inc. Longwood Art Project show: Settlement Joyce Theater Foundation, Inc. Make Music New York, Inc. Hester Street Collaborative Judd Foundation Make the Road New York In the Realm of Dreams and Hetrick-Martin Institute, Inc. Jupiter Symphony of New York, Inc. Making Books Sing, Inc. Fears, puppet by Alba Garcia, Historic Districts Council, Inc. K.S. J.A.M.M. Dance Troupe, Inc. Mama Foundation for the Arts, Inc. presented by the Bronx Council Home for Contemporary Theatre & Art, Ltd. Keen Theater Company, Inc. Manhattan Choral Ensemble on the Arts Horticultural Society of New York Keigwin and Company, Inc. Manhattan Class Company, Inc. Hospital Audiences, Inc. Kenkeleba House, New York Manhattan Graphics Center 51

Manhattan New Music Project, Inc. National Black Theatre Workshop, Inc. Noble Maritime Collection Poets House, Inc. Manhattan Sprout, Inc. National Black Touring Circuit, Inc. Noel Pointer Foundation, Inc. Point Community Development Corp. Manhattan Theatre Club, Inc. National Book Foundation, Inc. North/South Consonance, Inc. Polyhymnia Music Foundation, Inc. Manna House Workshops, Inc. National Choral Council Northern Manhattan Arts Alliance Pregones Touring Puerto Rican Theatre Mano a Mano: Mexican Culture Without Borders National Dance Institute, Inc. Northern Woodside Coalition Collection, Inc. MAPP International Productions, Inc. National Jazz Museum in Harlem Notes in Motion Present Theatre Company Marie-Christine Giordano Dance Company National Music Theater Network, Inc. NURTUREart Non-Profit, Inc. Primary Stages Company, Inc. Marquis Studios, Ltd. , Inc. Nuyorican Poets Café Printed Matter, Inc. Center of Contemporary Dance, Inc. , Inc. NY Artists Unlimited, Inc. Prospect Theater Company, Inc. Martina Arroyo Foundation, Inc. New American Cinema Group, Inc. NY Writers Coalition Proteus Gowanus Interdisciplinary Gallery, Inc. Mass Transit Street Theater New Art Publications NYC KidsFest Public Art Fund, Inc. MA-YI Filipino Theatre Ensemble, Inc. New Dance Alliance, Inc. Omni Ensemble, Ltd. Publicolor, Inc. Maysles Institute, Inc. New Dramatists, Inc. One Year Lease, Inc. Puerto Rican Traveling Theatre Company, Inc. Medicine Show Theatre Ensemble, Inc. New England Dinosaur, Inc. Open Channels New York, Inc. Puerto Rican Workshop, Inc. Melodia Women's Choir of NYC, Inc. New Federal Theatre, Inc. openhousenewyork, Inc. Pulse Ensemble Theatre, Inc. Mencius Society for the Arts, Inc. New Festival, Inc. Opening Act, Inc. Puppet Works, Inc. Mercantile Library Association of the City of New Group, Inc. OPERA America, Inc. Puppetry Arts Theatre, Inc. New York New Heritage Theatre Group Opera on Tap Puppetry in Practice Inc. Metropolis Ensemble, Inc. New Museum of Contemporary Art Opera Orchestra of New York, Inc. Purelements: An Evolution in Dance Metropolitan Opera Association, Inc. New Music USA, Inc. Opus 118 Harlem School of Music Qi Shu Fang Peking Opera Association Metropolitan Opera Guild, Inc. New Perspectives Theatre Company Oratorio Society of Queens, Inc. Queens Council on the Arts Midori Foundation, Inc. New Radio and Performing Arts, Inc. Orpheus Chamber Orchestra, Inc. Queens Historical Society Midtown Management Group, Inc. New School Our Time Theatre Company, Inc. Queens Jewish Community Council, Inc. Millennium Film Workshop, Inc. New Sounds Music Incorporated Outpost Artists Resources, Inc. Queens Symphony Orchestra Mind to Move, Inc. New Stage Theatre Company, Inc. Overfoot, Inc. Queen's Theatre Company, Inc. Mind-Builders Creative Arts Center New Worlds Theatre Project, Inc. Page Seventy-Three Productions, Inc. Quintet of the Americas, Inc. Mint Theater Company, Inc. New York Academy of Sciences Palissimo, Inc. Rabbit Hole Ensemble Momenta Art, Inc. New York African Chorus Ensemble Inc. Pan American Musical Art Research, Inc. RadioHole, Inc. Monica Bill Barnes & Company LLC New York Chinese Cultural Center, Inc. Pan Asian Repertory Theatre, Inc. Rajkumari Cultural Center Moose Hall Theatre Company New York City Arts in Education Roundtable Pantomonium Productions Rattlestick Productions, Inc. More Art, Inc. New York City Community Chorus at Holy Apostles Paper Bag Players Recess Activities, Inc. Morris-Jumel Mansion, Inc. , Inc. Paper Tiger Television, Inc. Rector, Church Wardens, Vestrymembers of the Movement Research, Inc. New York City Police Museum Parallel Exit, Inc. Church of St. Luke in the Field Moving Theater, Inc. New York Classical Theatre, Inc. Parsifal's Productions, Inc. Red Bull Theater, Inc. Mud Bone Collective, Inc. New York Council for the Humanities Parsons Dance Foundation Red Fern Theatre Company, Inc. Muller Works Foundation New York Festival of Song, Inc. Participant, Inc. Redhawk Indian Arts Council Multicultural Music Group, Inc. New York Foundation for Architecture, Inc. Pascal Rioult Dance Theatre Reel Stories Teen Filmmaking, Inc. Municipal Art Society of New York New York Foundation for the Arts Paul Taylor Dance Foundation, Inc. Regina Opera Company, Inc. Museum for African Art New York Gilbert & Sullivan Players, Inc. Pearl Theatre Company, Inc. Regional Plan Association Museum of Arts & Design New York International Children's Film Festival Peculiar Works Project, Inc. Rhizome Museum of Biblical Art New York Lesbian and Gay Experimental Film Festival PEN American Center, Inc. Richard Allen Center for Culture and Art Museum of Chinese in the Americas New York Live Arts, Inc. People's Theatre Project, Inc. Richmond Choral Society Museum of Contemporary African Diasporian New York Neo-Futurists Pepatian, Inc. Richmond County Orchestra Arts, Inc. New York Pops, Inc. Percussia Rio Grande Union, Inc. Music at the Anthology, Inc. New York Public Radio Performance Space 122 Ripe Time, Inc. Music Before 1800, Inc. New York Repertory Orchestra Performance Zone, Inc. Rising Circle Theater Collective, Inc. Music from China New York Scandia Symphony Philharmonic - Symphony Society of New York, Inc. Riverdale Community Center, Inc. Music in the Center New York Studio School of Drawing, Painting & Phoenix Theatre Ensemble Riverside Symphony, Inc. Musica De Camara, Inc. Sculpture Pierpont Morgan Library Rockaway Artists Alliance, Inc. Musica Reginae Productions, Ltd. New Experience, Inc. Play Production Company, Inc. Rockaway Theatre Company Musical Chairs Chamber Ensemble, Inc. New York Theatre Workshop, Inc. , Inc. Romare Bearden Foundation Music-Theatre Group, Inc. New York Women in Film & Television, Inc. Playwrights' Preview Productions Rooftop Films n+1 Foundation New York Youth Symphony, Inc. Playwrights Realm, Inc. Rosie's Theater Kids Naked Angels, Ltd. New-York Historical Society Poetry Project, Ltd. Roulette Intermedium, Inc. National Academy of Design Nia Theatrical Production Co, Inc. Poetry Society of America Roundabout Theatre Company, Inc. National Asian American Theatre Co., Inc. No Longer Empty, Inc. Poets & Writers, Inc. Rubin Museum of Art 52

Rush Philanthropic Arts Foundation Standby Program, Inc. Turtle Bay Music School World Foundation for Music and Healing Russian American Cultural Center Staten Island Ballet Theater, Inc. UBW, Inc. World Music Institute, Inc. Russian American Cultural Heritage Center Staten Island Philharmonic Orchestra, Inc. Ugly Duckling Presse Writers Room, Inc. Russian-American Foundation, Inc. Staten Island Shakespearean Theatre Co. Inc. Ukrainian Museum Wyckoff House and Association, Inc. Ryan Repertory Company, Inc. Stella Adler Studio of Acting Underworld Productions Opera Ensemble Yaa Samar Dance Theatre S.E.M. Ensemble, Inc. Stephen Petronio Dance Company, Inc. Uniondocs, Inc. Yangtze Repertory Theatre of America, Inc. Sachiyo Ito and Company, Inc. Storefront for Art and Architecture Universal Temple of the Arts, Inc. Yara Arts Group Saint Alban's Episcopal Church StoryCorps, Inc. University Settlement Society of New York York Theatre Company, Inc. Salvadori Center Storyville Center for the Spoken Word Untitled Theater Company #61 Young Audiences New York, Inc. Sandy Ground Historical Society Streb, Inc. Uptown Dance Academy, Inc. Young Concert Artists, Inc. Saratoga International Theater Institute, Inc. Striking Viking Story Pirates, Inc. Urban Arts Partnership Young Dancers in Repertory, Inc. School of American Ballet, Inc. Studio in a School Association, Inc. Urban Word NYC Young Men's & Young Women's Hebrew Association Science Festival Foundation Sundog Theatre, Inc. UrbanGlass: New York Contemporary Glass Young People's Chorus of New York City Inc. Sculpture Center, Inc. Sunset Park School of Music, Inc. Center, Inc. Young Playwrights, Inc. Search and Restore, Inc. Swiss Institute Vampire Cowboys, Inc. Youth Orchestra, CYCNY Second Generation Productions, Inc. Sylvan Winds, Inc. Van Alen Institute: Projects in Public Architecture Second Stage Theatre Sympho, Inc. Vangeline Theater, Inc. SENS Production, Inc. Symphony Space, Inc. Vertical Player Repertory, Ltd. September 11th Widows and Victim Families SYREN , Inc. viBe Theater Experience, Inc. Association TADA! Theater and Dance Alliance, Inc. Village Halloween Parade, Inc. Seventh Regiment Armory Conservancy, Inc. Take Wing and Soar Productions, Inc. and Workshop Center, Inc. Shadow Box Theatre, Inc. Talea Ensemble, Inc. Visual AIDS for the Arts, Inc. Shakespeare Society Talking Band, Inc. Visual Arts Resource Center Relating to the Shen Wei Dance Arts, Inc. Talujon, Inc. Caribbean Signature Theatre Company, Inc. Tank Ltd. Vital Theatre Company, Inc. Sinfonietta of Riverdale Target Margin Theater, Inc. Viva Voce Chamber Ensemble, Inc. Skyscraper Museum Teachers & Writers Collaborative, Inc. , Inc. Smack Mellon Studios, Inc. Teatro Circulo, Ltd. Vocal Ease, Inc. Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian Tectonic Theater Project, Inc. Voelker Orth Museum So Percussion Temporary Distortion Theater Corp. Voices UnBroken, Inc. Society for the Preservation of Weeksville & Tenet NYC, Inc. Volcano Love, Inc. Bed-Stuyvesant History Terra Nova Theatre Collective, Inc. Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts, Inc. Society of Illustrators, Inc. Thalia Spanish Theatre, Inc. Washington Heights and Inwood Development Society of the Educational Arts, Inc. Theater Breaking Through Barriers Corp. Corporation Society of the Third Street Music School Theater et al Washington Square Association Music Fund Settlement, Inc. Theater Labrador, Inc. Waterfront Museum Socrates Sculpture Park, Inc. Theater Resources Unlimited Waterwell Productions, Inc. Soho Repertory Theatre, Inc. Theater Talk Productions, Inc. WaxFactory Inc. Soho Think Tank , Inc. WCV, Inc. Sol Zim Jewish Enrichment Music Foundation, Inc. Theatre for a New Audience Western Wind Vocal Ensemble, Inc. Solo Foundation, Inc. Theatre of the Emerging American Moment, Inc. Wet Ink Music Productions, Inc. Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation Theatreworks/USA Corp. White Box, Ltd. Sonora House, Inc. Thelma Hill Performing Arts Center White Wave Rising: Young Soon Kim Dance Company Sons of the Revolution in the State of New York, Inc. Thin Man Dance, Inc. Whitney Museum of American Art South of the Navy Yard Artists Threshold Dance Projects, Inc. Williamsburg Art Nexus, Inc. Seaport Museum District Management Association Willie Mae Rock Camp for Girls Spanish Dance Arts Company, Inc. Together in Dance, Inc. Wingspan Arts, Inc. Spanish Theatre Repertory Company, Ltd. Topaz Arts, Inc. WNET.org Spiderwoman Theater Workshop, Inc. Town Hall Foundation, Inc. Women Make Movies, Inc. Spoke the Hub Dancing, Inc. Transport Group Womens Housing and Economic Development St. Ann's Warehouse, Inc. Treehouse Shakers, Inc. Corporation St. George Theatre Restoration, Inc. Film Institute, Inc. Women's Project and Productions, Inc. St. Luke's Chamber Ensemble, Inc. Tribeca New Music, Inc. Wooster Group, Inc. St. Nicks Alliance Trisha Brown Company, Inc. Working Theatre Company, Inc. St. Rosalia-Regina Pacis Neighborhood Trustees of in the Workmens Circle/Arbeter Ring, Inc. Improvement Assoc., Inc. City of New York Works and Process, Inc. 53 Cultural Development Fund Panelists, FY13 Affiliation as of Spring 2013

Jennifer Collins, Collegiate Chorale Richard Lloyd, Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy Jay Wegman, Aidan Connolly, An Claidheamh Irish Arts Center Andrea Louie, Asian American Arts Alliance Emily Weiner, Houses on the Moon Amanda Cooper, HERE Arts Center Mikayla Lynch, New York City Council John Williams, Reel Stories Teen Filmmaking Kia Corthran, Playwright Ed McKeaney, Elevator Repair Service , Franklin Furnace Archive Shanté Cozier, Museum of Contemporary African Diasporian Arts, Inc. Mark McMillan, Queens Borough President’s Office Jessica, Wilt, Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana Doreen Cugno, St. George Theatre Tai Meah, New York City Council Amy Winter, Godwin Ternbach Museum Kim Cullen, Streb John Mhiripiri, Anthology Film Archive Heidi Wirth, New-York Historical Society Blondell Cummings, Cycle Arts Foundation Lynn Moffat, House Foundation for the Arts Chris Wisniewski, Museum of the Moving Image Tonya Cyrus, NY City Council Louis Moreno, IntAR JoAnn Wong, Dance Theatre of Harlem David Dean, Casita Maria Zach Morris, Third Rail Alan Yamahata, Museum of Arts and Design Nicole DeJesus, American Society of Muslim Advancement Mary Anne Mrozinski, King Manor Association of Long Island, Inc. Nayelli DiSpaltro, Louis Armstrong House Museum Martha Neighbors, Doug Varone & Dancers Cynthia Doty, New York City Council Liz Norman, Voices of Ascension Lawrence Edelson, American Lyric Theater Center, Inc. Tania Ochoteco, NY City Council Elizabeth Egbert, Staten Island Museum Moto Osada, Composer Rohana Elias-Reyes, New School Guillermo Patino, New York City Council Tiffany Fletcher, 651 Arts Maggi Peyton, Manhattan Borough President’s Office Ciro Galeno, Noble Maritime Museum Greg Pierson, Brooklyn Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra Brandon Patrick George, Illuminations Concert Series Danielle Porcaro, New York City Council Jilian Gersten, BRIC Arts Media Shauna Quill, New York Youth Symphony Lauren Gibbs, Jose Limon Dance Foundation Laura Raicovich, Creative Time Randy Gibson, Avant Media Ptoductions Anthony Riddle, Maysles Institute Kathleen Gilrain, Smack Mellon Studios, Inc. Brian Rogers, Chocolate Factory Theater James Gittens, The New Group Mi Ryung, Roman Orpheus Chamber Orchestra Anna Glass, Kings Majestic Corporation (651 Arts) Verdery Roosevelt, Upper Manhattan Empowerment Zone Alex Gray, Fractured Atlas Sarah Rulfs, Signature Theatre John-Martin Green, Blackberry Productions, Inc. Julie Rulyak, Turtle Bay Music School Kim Hamilton-Shakir, BCA Development Corporation Sallie Sanders, Evidence Chris Henderson, Moviehouse at Third Ward Jaynie Saunders-Tiller, Theatre Labrador Lynda Herndon, Queens Symphony Orchestra Renee Schacht, Isamu Noguchi Museum Sarah Hezel, Wildlife Conservation Society Alisa Schierman, New York Theater Workshop Marla Hirokawa, Covenant Dance Theater Kim Schnaubert, Chashama Steven Hitt, Laguardia PAC Jim Simpson, Flea Theater Debbie Horne, Subito Andrea Smith, AMERINDA Gisela Insuaste, Wave Hill Shadawn Smith, New York City Council Myong Patricia Jin, Center for Book Arts Jennie Smith-Peers, Elders Share the Arts Chris Johnson, New York City Council Jim Staley, Roulette Intermedium Liz Jones, Page 73 Productions Stacy Stark, Foundation for Contemporary Arts Chris Kam, Atlantic Theater Company Glenn Alan Stiskal, Brooklyn Academy of Music Mia Katigbak, National Asian American Theatre Co., Inc. Amanda Straniere, Staten Island Borough President’s Office Paul Kelterborn, Municipal Art Society David Strauss, Queens Museum Joe Ketner, International Center of Photography Hillary Strong, Whitney Museum of American Art Liz Koch, Brooklyn Borough President’s Office Susie Tanenbaum, Queens Borough President’s Office Jana La Sorte, Urban Bush Women Kellie Terry-Sepulveda, Point Community Development Corporation Rashida Ladner-Seward, Universal Temple of the Arts Chandra Thomas, vIBE Theater Suzanne Lee, Community Word Project Andy Toledo, Bronx Borough President’s Office Madeleine Lemieux, Groundswell Community Mural Project Marietta Ulacia, Museum of African Art Youth artist with Groundswell’s Marialaura Leslie, Flushing Town Hall Matthew Walker, Issue Project Room Summer Leadership Institute, Valerie Lewis, Brooklyn Youth Chorus Matt Wallace, NY City Council Brooklyn 54 New Capital Allocations: Construction & Equipment Purchases, FY13

122 Community Center BronxNet China Institute in America Flushing Council on Culture and the Arts Building reconstruction Studio renovation Audio visual system (Flushing Town Hall) $2,500,000 $500,000 $61,000 Parking lot construction $205,000 3 Legged Dog, Inc. Brooklyn Academy of Music The Chocolate Factory (theater et al, Inc.) Building renovation Sound system Redevelopment of 653 Fulton Street Acquisition and renovation of facility $50,000 $63,000 $3,200,000 $1,200,000 Friends of Woodlawn Cemetery Abingdon Theatre Company Brooklyn Arts Council Coney Island USA Purchase of a trolley Lighting system upgrade Archival backup server system ADA Compliance $68,000 $50,000 $111,000 $750,000 Harlem School of the Arts Alliance of Resident Theatres/New York Brooklyn Botanic Garden Corporation Conrad Poppenhusen Association Building upgrades Exterior renovation South Garden redevelopment Exterior restoration $204,000 $700,000 $6,000,000 $1,500,000 10 pianos $500,000 American Documentary Brooklyn Children's Museum Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum, Seating system Theater build-out and exhibit expansion Smithsonian Institution Henry Street Settlement Abrons Art $80,000 $3,500,000 Exhibition cases Abrons Art Center building envelope renovation $500,000 $500,000 American Museum of Natural History Brooklyn Historical Society Exterior renovation Gallery renovation Dance Theatre of Harlem Hispanic Society of America $6,000,000 $200,000 Boiler and HVAC replacement Façade and roof renovation $1,750,000 $1,000,000 Anthology Film Archives Brooklyn Museum Film projection system Gallery renovation Dancewave Home for Contemporary Theatre & Art $63,000 $5,600,000 Building renovation (HERE) $800,000 Sound equipment Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Brooklyn Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra $50,000 Corporation Firehouse renovation Downtown Community Television Center Billie Holiday Theater renovation $137,000 Shared media storage system Intrepid Museum Foundation $1,000,000 $190,000 Aircraft hangar restoration Caribbean Cultural Center - African $450,000 BRIC ARTS Diaspora Institute El Museo Del Barrio Theater and gallery initial outfitting Firehouse conversion into offices and gallery Environmental stabilization Irish Repertory Theatre, Inc. $2,650,000 space $1,100,000 Renovation $725,000 $400,000 Bronx Council on the Arts Eyebeam Atelier Building renovation Carnegie Hall Corporation 3D printer ISSUE Project Room, Inc. $1,000,000 Studio Tower renovation $75,000 Initial outffiting $4,010,000 $1,550,000 Bronx Museum of the Arts Flea Theater Building Fenestration Casa Belvedere, the Italian Cultural Renovation and expansion Jamaica Center for Arts & Learning, Inc. $485,000 Foundation $500,000 Purchase of Grand Piano Building restoration $36,000 Bronx River Art Center $1,632,000 Building renovation $815,000 55

Jazz at Lincoln Center, Inc. Museum for African Art New York Shakespeare Festival Video equipment New building fit out HVAC replacement $375,000 $500,000 $275,000

Jewish Community Center in Manhattan, Inc. Museum of Contemporary African New-York Historical Society Auditorium projection system upgrade Diasporan Art Gallery renovation $99,000 Building renovation $1,000,000 $500,000 Jewish Museum Noguchi Museum Chiller and roof replacement Museum of the City of New York IT system $900,000 Building renovation $44,000 $11,575,000 La MaMa Club, Inc. Nuyorican Poets Cafe Inc. Building renovation Museum of the Moving Image Interior restoration $1,500,000 New gallery for Jim Henson collection $100,000 $2,750,000 Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Inc. IT system OPERA America Lighting for public areas $225,000 Audio system $650,000 $70,000 New 42nd Street Inc. Clemente Soto Velez Cultural & Lower East Side Tenement Museum Lobby renovation of New Victory Theater P.S. 1 Contemporary Art Center Educational Center renovated Renovation of core exhibition spaces $275,000 Backflow system installation $1,100,000 $435,000 façade, Manhattan New Dramatists, Inc. HVAC upgrades Manhattan School of Music Lighting equipment system $1,500,000 Theater renovation including new HVAC, lighting, $60,000 sound, acoustical upgrades Paley Center for Media $750,000 New York Botanical Garden Lobby and concourse renovations Construction of Edible Academy and $1,450,000 Manhattan Theatre Club, Inc. accessibility enhancements Theater renovation, Friedman Theater $4,500,000 Pearl Theatre Company, Inc. $100,000 Sound equipment Theater renovation, New York City Center New York City Center, Inc. $135,000 $900,000 Building renovation $500,000 Playwrights Horizons Inc. Metropolitan Museum of Art Theatrical lighting system Climate control for Costume Institute New York City Police Museum $399,000 $6,000,000 Boiler replacement $455,000 Pregones Touring Puerto Rican Theatre Metropolitan Opera Association, Inc. Collection, Inc. Fly system upgrade New York Hall of Science Building renovation $1,250,000 Outdoor exhibition lighting $1,000,000 $2,300,000 Mind-Builders Creative Arts Co. Roof replacement Queens Botanical Garden Society, Inc. Window replacement, re-pointing, landscaping $1,500,000 Building management system $800,000 $450,000 Renovation of perimeter sidewalk and plaza $380,000 56

Queens Council on the Arts Society for the Preservation of Weeksville Theatre for a New Audience Lighting system and Bedford Stuyvesant Construction of new facility $100,000 Building renovation $100,000 $2,050,000 Queens County Farm Museum Uptown Dance Academy (Colonial Farmhouse Restoration Society Soho Think Tank, Inc. Theater lighting system of Bellerose, Inc.) Lighting system $40,000 Roof renovation and replantings $64,000 Theater sound system $150,000 $43,000 South Street Seaport Museum Queens Museum Historic ship restoration - Ambrose Urban Glass Expansion and renovation $400,000 Fit out $3,000,000 Historic ship stabilization - Wavertree $760,000 $2,600,000 Queens Theatre in the Park Urban Word dba Queens Theatre Spaceworks Recording studio system Lobby renovation and theater seating Construction of new studio and rehearsal spaces $71,000 replacement $1,800,000 $605,000 Wave Hill IT systems St. Luke's Chamber Ensemble Renovation/replacement of shade structures $50,000 Recording system $167,000 $72,000 Audio visual system Ringside, Inc. (STREB) $35,000 Façade and lobby renovation Staten Island Historical Society $550,000 Tysen Court utilities and streetscape Whitney Museum of American Art $250,000 Construction of a new museum Roulette Intermedium Construction of historic carriage storage facility $4,500,000 Audio visual system $900,000 $275,000 Wildlife Conservation Society - Bronx Zoo Staten Island Museum Boiler replacements in eight buildings Roundabout Theatre Company Renovation and geothermal system installation $5,500,000 Exterior HVAC and backstage renovation $820,000 $1,700,000 Wildlife Conservation Society - New York Staten Island Zoological Society Aquarium SculptureCenter Children's Famrstead Construction of new shark exhibit building Renovations and code compliance upgrades $1,125,000 $41,100,000 $300,000 Aquarium exhibition renovation $1,700,000 WNET.org Second Stage Theatre, Inc. Boiler system replacement Audio, video and IT equipment Theater renovation $1,500,000 $581,000 $1,000,000 The Strand Theater Seventh Regiment Armory Conservancy Core, shell and infrastructure build out New MEP plant and vertical core reconstruction $1,200,000 $2,100,000 Studio in a School Association Inc. Smithsonian National Museum of the Classroom computer system American Indian $77,000 Visitor amenities including café and retail space $1,500,000 Studio Museum in Harlem Fire alarm system upgrade Artist Nikki Schiro with a patient, Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical $310,000 Garden from the Creative Center Music Hall interior restoration Thalia Spanish Theater program at University Settlement $3,300,000 Lighting system Society, Manhattan $55,000 57 Seniors Partnering with Artists Citywide (SPARC) Residencies, FY13

BRONX City Hall Neighborhood Senior Center BronxWorks Heights Ritta Ikonen, Chinese arts and crafts Jose Ortiz, Bomba dance Encore Neighborhood Services Center BronxWorks Innovative Senior Center Larissa Velez-Jackson, Folk dance Ruben Cruz, Scriptwriting and filmmaking Find - Hamilton Neighborhood Senior Center Casa Boricua Neighborhood Senior Center Paul Ferrara, Collages with mapmaking Milteri Tucker, Bomba dance Hudson Guild Adult Services Co-op City NORC Naomi Goldberg Haas, Dance and movement Toni Renee Johnson, Improvisational jazz dance LaGuardia Neighborhood Senior Center Kips Bay Castle Hill Neighborhood Senior Center Laura Nova, Culinary arts and documentary Josie Gonzalez, Ceramics Lenox Hill Senior Center PEP for Seniors Julie Kline, Playwriting and performance Lisa Kahane, Photography and collageShopp Leon Riverstone Senior Life Neighborhood Senior Center RAIN East Neighborhood Senior Center Katie Rose McLaughlin, Choreography and dance Oriolla Maakheru, Storytelling and performance SAGE Innovative Senior Center Shopp Leon Neighborhood Senior Center Mashuq Deen, Playwriting and performance Laura Alvarez, Inkblot painting The Center at the Red Oak Neighborhood Senior Center Sister Annunciata Bethel Senior Center Karen Heuler, Fairy tales writing Gina Clark, Creative writing UBA Beatrice Lewis Neighborhood Senior Center Francine Perlman, Drawing BROOKLYN YM-YWHA Innovative Senior Center Bay Ridge Neighborhood Senior Center Yoni Oppenheim, Oral history and performance Gary Driefus, Magical illusions and performance Borinquen Plaza Nutrition Neighborhood Senior Center QUEENS Audra Brandt, Filmmaking, puppetry, storytelling Allen Community Neighborhood Senior Center CCNS St. Charles Neighborhood Senior Center Myra Forman, Print-making Khabu Young, Ukulele CCNS Bayside Senior Center STATEN ISLAND Council Center for Senior Citizens Neighborhood Senior Center Rukhshan Haque, Embroidery CCCS Senior Guild Luncheon Program Kate Libby, Drawing and painting HANAC JVL Dimotsis Neighborhood Senior Center Hiroko Otani, Japanese folk arts Dianah Jones Neighborhood Senior Center Ian Wen, Choreography and dance JCC South Shore Neighborhood Senior Center Rebecca Martinez, Theater, storytelling, singing Peter Cardella Neighborhood Senior Center Laura Del Prete, History and folk art Fort Greene Senior Center Abigail Weg, Painting, drawing, bookbinding and sculpture Mount Loretto Neighborhood Senior Center Raquel Berrios, Textile design Queens Community House NORC@ Forest Hills Joseph Smith, Oral history, memoir writing, JASA at the HES Senior Center Carol Sudhalter, Reading, painting, and musical storytelling music, and performance Mark Bruckner, Songwriting and performance Queens Community House NORC@ Forest Hills New Lane Neighborhood Senior Center JASA Brighton Beach Marilyn Rogers, Painting Christina Carannante, Digital photography Larissa Sheldon, Dance, poetry and storytelling Rockaway Park Neighborhood Senior Center West Brighton Neighborhood Senior Center JASA Scheurer Thordis Adalsteinsdottir, Painting Ronald Chironna, Illustration and Writing Emily Wexler, Dance composition Selfhelp Ben Rosenthal Luna Park Neighborhood Senior Center Dina Denis, Chair dance andmovement Inga Shteinberg, Storytelling and visual art Selfhelp Latimer Neighborhood Senior Center Surf Solomon Senior Center Chung Han Chen, Drawing and painting Julia Vallera, Digital media and storytelling SNAP Innovative Senior Center Tompkins Park Neighborhood Senior Center Jennifer Bailey, Quilt making Krystal Grant, Spoken word and performance SNAP Innovative Senior Center Shari Diamond, Photography MANHATTAN Sunnyside Community Services Center Carter Burden Neighborhood Senior Center Sol Aramendi, Dee-jaying and photography Sharon Gunderson, Chamber music 58 Cultural After-School Adventures (CASA) Award Recipients, FY13

Afro-Latin Jazz Alliance, Inc. Brooklyn Academy of Music Circuit Productions, Inc. Harlem Stage PS 18K Edward Bush Elementary School Brooklyn School for Collaborative Studies K, MS PS 12K PS 540M A. Philip Randolph Campus High School 442 New Horizons Alvin Ailey Dance Foundation, Inc. City Parks Foundation Henry Street Settlement / Abrons Art Center JHS 226Q Virgil I. Grissom, PS 329K The Brooklyn Arts Council, Inc. Morris High School X PS 34M Surfside School, PS/IS 270Q Gordon Parks PS 277K, PS 052K, PS/IS 104K, St. Athanasius School, IS 355Q Collaborative Arts Middle Elementary School K, PS 205K Clarion, Mosores Community Works, Inc. Hospital Audiences, Inc. School, PS 37Q Cynthia Jackson School, PS Bais Yaakov K, PS 128K, PS 095K, PS 315K, PS 140Q Edward K Ellington, PS 87X, PS 111X, PS 114M East Side Middle School, IS 239K 111Q Jacob Blackwell School, MS 326M Writers PS 208K, PS 150K, PS 040K, Middle School for PS 160X Walt Disney, PS 129M John H. Finley, Mark Twain Middle School, PS 146Q Howard Today and Leaders Tomorrow Art and Philosophy K, PS245K, PS399K Stanley PS 80Q Thurgood Marshall, PS 123M Mahalia Beach School Eugene Clark, PS169K, PS503K, PS193 K, Jackson, STEM Institute of Manhattan M, PS American Ballet Theatre PS 195K Manhattan Beach, PS 209K Margaret 149M Sojourner Truth, PS 154M Harriet Tubman, Inside PS 188Q Kingsbury Mead, James Madison High School K, Green PS 86K The Irvington PS 102K, IS 126Q, PS 266Q, PS 3M, PS 87Q, School: An Academy for Environmental Careers PS 113Q, PS 69Q, PS 164Q, PS 100X, PS Arts Connection, Inc. K, PS 268K Emma Lazarus, PS376K Felis Coney Island History Project, Inc. 182X, PS 214X, PS 72X, PS 108X, MS 142X, PS PS 59M Beekman Hill International School, Rincon de Gautier PS 16K 45K, PS 151K, PS 77M Secondary School of Law K, PS 188M Brooklyn Ballet, Inc. Corona Youth Music Project, Inc. Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum ARTs East New York, Inc. MS 8K PS 19Q IS 24R, PS 91Q Richard Arkwright, PS 33M The East New York Family Academy Chelsea School, Young Scholars Academy of the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music Creative Arts Team Bronx X, MS 217Q Robert A. Van Wyck, PS 99K Astoria Performing Arts Center PS 295K The Studio of Arts and Culture, PS 117Q, Academy for College Prep. and Career Isaac Asimov, PS 192K Magnet School for Math IS 10 Q Horace Greeley Middle School PS 217K Exploration K, PS 54Q, PS 134 and Science Inquiry, IS 75R Frank D. Paulo, PS 60Q The Woodhaven School, PS 65Q Raymond Bayside Historical Society Brooklyn Historical Society Dance Theatre Etcetera, Inc. York Elementary School, IS 204Q Oliver W. IS 25Q Adrian Block PS 312K The Bergen Beach School, PS 276K PS 15 Holmes, PS 185K Walter Kassenbrock The Louis Marshall School, PS 32K Samuel Big Apple Circus, Ltd. Mills Sprole School, PS 133K William A. Butler Dance Theatre of Harlem, Inc. Irondale Productions, Inc. PS 43X Jonas Bronck Elementary School School PS/IS 210 21st Century MS 313K Satellite West Middle School, PS 129Q Patricia Larkin, PS 131Q Abigail Adams, BRIC Arts Media Bklyn Brooklyn Philharmonic Symphony Dancewave, Inc. JHS 185Q Edward Bleeker, PS 175Q The Lynn PS 198K, Secondary School of Journalism Orchestra, Inc. MS 447K, PS 6X Gross Discovery School, PS 212Q School of PS 194K CyberScience and Literacy Bronx Arts Ensemble Dream Yard Drama Project, Inc. PS 96X, PS 175X, PS 206X, PS 44X, PS 16 The Brooklyn Steppers DreamYard Preparatory School, PS 33X, PS 7X Louis Armstrong House Wakefield School PS 316K PS 143Q Louis Armstrong Dynamic Forms, Inc. Bronx Children's Museum Center for Arts Education, Inc. PS 15M Roberto Celemente School Lower East Side Girls Club PS 55X PS 5M, PS 110K Marta Valle High School El Museo del Barrio Bronx Dance Theatre, Inc. Central Brooklyn Jazz Consortium, Inc. PS 222Q, PS 14Q, PS 196Q Ten Eyck Making Books Sing, Inc. PS 105X, PS 25X, PS 69X, PS 36X IS 237K PS 214Q, PS 110M Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana Bronx Museum of Arts Children's Arts & Science Workshops, Inc. PS 64M Man Up! Inc. PS 73X Washington Heights Academy JHS 166K George Gershwin, PS 328K Phyllis Flushing Town Hall Wheatley Bronx Opera Company Children's Museum of Manhattan PS 159Q, JHS 189Q MS 80X PS 811M Marquis Studios, Ltd. Groundswell Community Mural Project PS 58R, PS 23R Bronx River Art Center, Inc. Children's Museum of the Arts Urban Assembly School of Music and Art CS 57 Crescent School Renaissance Charter School Q, PS 116M, PS 158M 59

Midori and Friends Purelements, An Evoloution in Dance TADA! Theater and Dance Alliance, Inc. PS 163K, PS 70X, PS 64X, PS 310X, PS/IS PS 213K, PS 325K PS 51M, MS 368M 180M, PS 85X, PS 4M, PS 65K Queens Botanical Garden Town Hall Foundation, Inc. More Art, Inc. PS 174Q, PS 244Q, PS 42Q, PS 43Q, PS 205Q PS 307X Luisa Pineiro Fuentes School of MS 312M NYCLAB Middle School Science and Discovery Queens Museum Multicultural Music Group Inc. PS 99Q, PS 84Q Steinway School, IS 125Q, PS Turtle Bay Music School IS 7 Elias Bernstein School, MS 223X Laboratory 186Q Castlewood School PS/IS 217M School of Finance and Technology Queens Symphony Orchestra Universal Temple of the Arts, Inc. Museum of Contemporary African The Scholar's Academy Q, PS 20Q HS 335 Port Richmond High School Diasporan Arts, Inc. Dr. Susan S. McKinney School K, Kurt Hahn Queens Theatre Urban Arts Partnership Expeditionary School at the Tilden Campus K, IS 235Q, PS 199Q, Sacred Heart School Q, PS PS 40Q PS 3K Bedford Village School, MS 57K The Ron 153Q, PS 89Q, PS 127Q, PS 130Q Brown Academy Wingspan Arts, Inc. Renaissance-E.M.S. PS 191M Museum of the Moving Image PS 150X Charles James Fox School, Bronx IS 192Q, PS 166Q, IS 145Q, Young Women's Dance Academy X, Jonas Bronck Academy 228X Woodycrest Center for Human Leadership School Q, Primary School 150Q, Development, Inc. MS 172Q Roundabout Theatre Company, Inc. PS 126X PS 111 M, IS 34R Totten Intermediate School Musica De Camara, Inc. Young Audiences New York, Inc. Park East High School Salvadori Center JHS 72Q Catherine & Count Basie Middle PS 151M School 72, PS 96Q, PS 182Q, Central Park East Musical Chairs Chamber Ensemble, Inc. High School PS/IS 861 Shadow Box Theatre, Inc. PS 184M Young People's Chorus of New York City, Inc. National Dance Institute, Inc. PS 64Q PS 40M, PS 183M, PS 2M, PS 10K Society of the Educational Arts, Inc. South Bronx Charter School for the International New York Hall of Science Culture and Art X, PS 138X, PS 299K, PS 67X, IS 72Q, PS 139Q, PS 116Q PS 137M, Mott Hall II

New-York Historical Society Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation PS 84M The Lillian Weber School PS 6M

NIA Community Services Network Staten Island Children's Museum Network IS 281K, PS 112K PS 57R

Noble Maritime Collection Story Pirates PS 373R Bronx Charter School of the Arts PS 239Q Noel Pointer Foundation, Inc. MS 340K, PS 44K, PS 262K, PS 93K Studio in a School Association, Inc. PS 19M, PS 254K Dag Hammarskjold, PS 75M People's Theatre Project, Inc. Emily Dickinson PS 462M The College Academy at the George Washington Campus, JHS 52M Sundog Theatre, Inc. PS 45R, PS 46R, PS 26R, PS 11R 60 MFTA Recipients of Donated Goods, FY13

CULTURAL ORGANIZATIONS Anthology Film Archives Retarded, Inc. - St. Pascal's Day Program Bowne House Historical Society ((audience)) – Harvestworks Apple Arts NYC - After School Program Association of Independent Colleges of Art & Boxed Wine Productions 137ac Arab American Family Support Center Design (AICAD) / New York Studio Residency Boy In The Red Hoodie Productions / "The 163rd Street Improvement Council, Inc. (Art Architectural League of New York Program (DUMBO) Terrorists" Therapy Program) Arete Living Arts Foundation Association to Benefit Children Braata Productions/Braata Folk Singers 3 Legged Dog Armitage Gone! Dance Astoria Performing Arts Center Brecht Forum 313 Halloween Theatrical - The Society for Theater, Inc. Atlantic Avenue Local Development Corp BRIC Arts Media Bklyn, Inc. Clinton Hill Art Boundaries Unlimited, Inc. Atlantic Theater Company Bridge Street Development Corporation - Quincy 92nd Street YMHA Art Education for the Blind Aubin Pictures Senior Residence (Arts Programming) A Gathering of the Tribes Art for Change Avalon Studios NYC, Inc. Bridgeview School of Fine Art A.I.R. Gallery Art In Motion Bahamian American Cultural Society, Inc. Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS AbyaYala Arte y Cultura, Inc. Art Lab Bailey House, Inc. Broadway Housing Communities Access Theatre Art Loisaida Foundation Bailey's Cafe, Inc. Bronx Children's Day Treatment Center Actors Theatre Workshop Art Magnet Ballet For Young Audiences Bronx Children's Museum Added Value and Herban Solutions, Inc. Art of Franza, Inc. Barika Edwards - Artsy Fartsy Show Bronx Council on the Arts Adhesive Theater Project Art Production Fund Barnard College Theatre Department - Minor Bronx Lebanon Hospital Center Aduri Theater Productions, LLC Art Research Collaboration Latham Playhouse Bronx Museum of the Arts Adventure Center: Journeys of Wonder, Inc. Art Start Barrier Free Living Bronx Oncology Living Daily (B.O.L.D. Living) AfterWork Theater Art Students League of New York BAX/Brooklyn Arts Exchange Program: Psychosocial Oncology Program of Aguila, Inc. (Bronx Neighborhood Cluster - Art Table Bay Ridge Parks & Waterfront Council the Albert Einstein College of Medicine Boynton site) Art Workshop Experience - Dumbo Arts Center BCS - Metro Club PROS (Personalized Recovery (Yeshiva University) AHRC NYC ArtCrawl Harlem, Inc. Oriented Services) - Creative Art Therapy Bronx River Arts Center and Gallery AIR, Art International Radio - Clocktower Galllery Artfully Unforgotten Program BronxArtSpace AiRealistic Presents: Breaking Surface Arthur Aviles Typical Theatre (Bronx Academy of Bedlam Ensemble Brooklyn Academy of Music Aisling Arts, Inc. Arts and Dance / BAAD!) Behind the Book Brooklyn Art Incubator Alexandra Chasin's Project: "Writing On It All" Artistic Evolucion, Inc. Bella Italia Mia, Inc. Brooklyn Arts Council Alissa Mello/ Inkfish Art Artistic Noise Bergen Beach Youth Organization, Inc. Brooklyn Botanic Garden Allied Productions Artists Alliance, Inc. Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy Alphabet Arts Arts & Minds Between Us Productions Brooklyn Bureau of Community Service - Gary Alternative Arts Association ARTs East New York - East New York United Big Art Group Klinsky Children's Centers - After School Alvin Ailey Dance Foundation Concerned Citizens, Inc. Big Dance Theater, Inc. Literacy Initiative Alwan for the Arts Arts for All, Inc. Biko Transformation Center Brooklyn Children's Museum Amanda Villalobos Puppeteer - Light Keepers Arts For Art, Inc. Black Moon Theatre Company Brooklyn Children's Theatre Amas Musical Theatre Arts Horizons (Creative Alternative for Youth Blind Escrow Productions - Department of Theatre American Academy of Dramatic Arts at Risk) Bliss on Bliss Studio - Art Projects - Sunnyside (CUNY) American Bard Theater Company Art's House Schools, Inc. 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54th Recreation Center) Support Services Day Treatment Program) NYC Department of Parks & Recreation (Forest NYC Health & Hospitals Corporation (Queens Park Trust) Hospital Center - Immunology Clinic) NYC Department of Parks & Recreation NYC Health & Hospitals Corporation (Queens (Freshkills Park Office) Hospital Center, Department of Psychiatry) NYC Department of Parks & Recreation NYC Housing Authority - (Brooklyn Community (Highbridge Recreation Center) Operations/BCO - West Cluster) NYC Department of Parks & Recreation (Hunts NYC Housing Authority - (Campos Plaza Point Recreation Center) Community Center) NYC Department of Parks & Recreation NYC Housing Authority - (Department of (Manhattan Recreation Division) Community Operations - Langston Hughes NYC Department of Parks & Recreation (Owen Senior Center) Dolen Recreation Center) NYC Housing Authority - (Moore Houses) NYC Department of Parks & Recreation (Queens NYC Housing Authority - (New Lane Senior Borough Parks Commissioner's Office) Center) NYC Department of Parks & Recreation (Queens NYC Housing Authority - Central Office - Urban Park Rangers) (Resident Green Committee Program) NYC Department of Parks & Recreation NYC Office of City Council Member Julissa (Ranaqua) Ferreras - CCD 21 NYC Department of Parks & Recreation (St. Mary's Recreation Center) SCHOOLS NYC Department of Parks & Recreation (The Schools in bold also participate in MFTA’s Overlook - Borough Office) education programming. NYC Department of Parks & Recreation (Thomas Schools with * participate in education Jefferson Rec Center) programming only. NYC Department of Parks & Recreation (Tony Dapolito Recreation Center) BRONX NYC Department of Parks & Recreation (Van Bronx International School of Liberal Arts* Cortlandt Park Administration) PS 1 Courtlandt School PS 102 Joseph O. Loretan NYC Department of Parks & Recreation (Von PS 5 Port Morris PS 103 Hector Fontanez King Cultural Center) PS 10 PS 109 Sedgwick NYC Department of Probation - Kings Adult PS 11 Highbridge PS 111 Seton Falls Service PS 12* IS 117 Joseph H. Wade NYC Department of Probation (Kings Juvenile PS 14 X Senator John Calandra PS 119 Operation - Paint Straight) PS 23 The New Children's School* PS 124 Children's Aid Society Community NYC Department of Sanitation (Brooklyn North PS 24 Spuyten Duyvil Charter School Borough Office) PS 32 Belmont PS 126 Dr. Marjorie H. Dunbar NYC Department of Sanitation (Queens West PS 42 Claremont* PS 129* Borough) PS 47 John Randolph PS 130* NYC Department of Social Services/HRA PS 51 Bronx New School PS 134 George F. Bristow (Employment Services - Work Support and PS 55 Benjamin Franklin PS 138 Samuel Randall School Career Fair) PS 58 JHS 145 Arturo Toscanini NYC Department of Youth & Community PS 63 Author's Academy PS 146 Edward Collins Development PS 66 School of Higher Expectations PS 150 Charles James Fox Above: NYC Health & Hospitals Corporation (DSSM PS 67 Mohegan School JHS 151 Lou Gehrig Secret Weapons of Fat Neponsit Adult Health Care Center) PS 69 The New Vision School PS 152 Evergreen NYC Health & Hospitals Corporation (Harlem PS 71 Rose E. Scala PS 154 Jonathan D. Destruction at Thalia Spanish Hospital Center - Department of Psychiatry/ PS 75* PS 160 Walt Disney Theatre, Queens Activity Therapy Service - FHTP) PS 76 The Bennington School PS 170 NYC Health & Hospitals Corporation (Kings PS 86 Kingsbridge Heights PS 176 Left: County Activity Therapy) PS 87 Bronx PS 179 Aimee German, Johnnie Niel, NYC Health & Hospitals Corporation (Lincoln PS 88 S. Silverstein Little Sparrow School* MS 180 Dr Daniel Hale Williams Audrey Crabtree, Becca Bernard, Medical and Mental Health Center Activities PS 91 Bronx PS 185 Bronx Lighthouse Charter School Gustavo Pace Estenfen and Department - 10A) PS 95 Shelia Mencher PS 186 Walter J. Damrosch School NYC Health & Hospitals Corporation JHS 98 Herman Ridder PS 188 at PS 34 Robert Honeywell in The Brick (Metropolitan Hospital Center Community MS 101 Edward R Byrne X PS 189 Cornerstone Academy for Social Action Theater’s NY Clown Festival 68

IS 190 ESMT Children at PS 75 PS 730 Bronx Charter School for the Arts PS 131 Brooklyn PS 199 The Shakespeare School PS 363 Academy for Personal Leadership and PS 754 J. M. Rapport School for Career PS 132 The Conselyea School PS 204 Morris Heights Excellence Development PS 133 William A. Butler IS 206 Ann Mersereau MS/HS 368 In-Tech Academy HS 790* PS/IS 37 Rachel Jean Mitchell HS 208 New Visions Charter High School for the PS 370 School of Diplomacy Office of Adult and Continuing Education - PS 138 Brooklyn Humanities II PS 372 Urban Assembly School for Wildlife Region 1 Bronx Adult Learning Center PS 140 PS 215 KAPPA Conservation PS 141 PS/IS 218 Rafael Hernandez Dual Language PS 385 Performance School BROOKLYN PS 146 Magnet School PS 386 School for Environmental Citizenship PS 5 Dr. Ronald Mcnair PS 147 Isaac Remsen IS 229 Roland Patterson PS 397 English Language Learners and PS 6 PS 149* IS 232* International Support Preparatory Academy PS 7 Abraham Lincoln PS 151 Lyndon B. Johnson* PS 237 The Marie Curie School for Medicine, (ELLIS) PS 8 Robert Fulton PS 154 - Magnet School for Science & Nursing, and Health Professions HS 405 Herbert H. Lehman High School PS 9 Teunis G. Bergen Technology PS 241 Urban Assembly School for Applied Math HS 412 Bronx High School of Business PS 10 Magnet School of Math, Science and PS/IS 155 Nicholas Herkimer and Science HS 415 Christopher Columbus High School Design Technology PS 156 Waverly PS 243 West Bronx Academy for the Future HS 418 Bronx High School for the Visual Arts PS 11 Purvis J. Behan PS 158 Warwick PS 244 The New School for Leadership and PS 424 The Hunts Point School PS 13 Roberto Clemente PS 160 William T. Sampson* Journalism HS 433 High School for Teaching and PS 19 Roberto Clemente JHS 166 George Gershwin PS 246 Poe Center Professions PS 20 Clinton Hill PS 170 Ralph A. Fabrizio School HS 248 Metropolitan High School PS 443* PS 25 School IS 171 Abraham Lincoln PS 252 Mott Hall High School PS 448 Soundview Academy for Culture and PS 29 John M. Harrigan PS 180 The SEEALL Academy PS 255 Bronx Charter School for Excellence Scholarship PS 31 Samuel F. Dupont PS 181 Brooklyn PS 258 Tech International Charter School PS 449 Grant Avenue Elementary School PS 32 Samuels Mills Sprole PS 184 Newport PS 260 Bronx Center for Science and PS 452 Bronx Guild MS 35 Stephen Decatur PS 185 Walter Kassenbrock Mathematics HS 455 Harry S. Truman High School PS 36 IS 187 The Christa McAuliffe School PS 263 Validus Preparatory Academy: An HS 473 Mott Haven Village Preparatory High PS 38 The Pacific PS 189 Lincoln Terrace Expeditionary Learning School School PS 45 Horace E. Greene PS 190 Sheffield PS 269 Bronx Studio School for Writers and HS 478 The Cinema School PS 46 Edward C. Blum PS 196 Ten Eyck Artists PS 487 Girls Preparatory Charter School of JHS 50 John D. Wells PS 197 PS 270 Academy for Scholarship and the Bronx PS 50 The School of Journalism & Technology PS 199 Frederick Wachtel* Entrepreneurship: A College Board School PS 488 The Equality Charter School PS 52* PS 200 Benson School PS 271 East Bronx Academy for the Future PS 495 University Heights Secondary School PS 53 PS 202 Ernest S. Jenkyns PS 277 PS 500 Hostos Lincoln Academy of Science PS 58 The Carroll PS 203 Floyd Bennett PS 279 Captain Manuel Rivera, Jr. PS 514 Bronxwood Preparatory Academy MS 61 Dr. Gladstone H. Atwell PS 206 Joseph F Lamb PS 284 Bronx School of Law and Finance PS 522 Bronx Design and Construction Academy PS 71 Juan Morel Campos Secondary School PS 208 Elsa Ebeling HS 293 Renaissance High School of Musical MS 529 One World Middle School at Edenwald PS 73 Thomas S. Boyland PS 209 Margaret Mead Theatre & Technology PS 531 Archer Elementary School PS 75 Mayda Cortiella IS 211 John Wilson MS 298 Academy of Public Relations HS 539 The New Visions Charter High School PS 77 PS 213 New Lots PS 304 Early Childhood School for Advanced Math and Science PS 81 Thaddeus Stevens PS 214 Michael Friedsam PS 305 Pablo Neruda Academy for Architecture HS 546 Bronx Theatre High School PS 89 Cypress Hills PS 216 Arturo Toscanini and World Studies PS 548 Urban Assembly School for Careers in PS 90 Edna Cohen School PS 217 Colonel David Marcus School PS 312 Millennium Art Academy Sports PS 91 The Albany Avenue School JHS 218 James P. Sinnott IS 313 School of Leadership Development PS 551 Bronx Academy of Letters PS 94 The Henry Longfellow PS 219 Kennedy-King PS 316* PS 554 New York City Montessori Charter | PS 95 The Gravesend JHS 220 John J. Pershing MS 325 Urban Science Academy School PS 97 The Highlawn PS 221 Toussaint L'Ouverture MS 327 Comprehensive Model School Project HS 557 Mott Haven Community High School IS 98 Bay Academy PS 222 Katherine R. Snyder PS 331 The Bronx School of Young Leaders PS 559 School for Tourism and Hospitality PS 101 The Verrazano PS 224 Hale A. Woodruff PS 340 HS 660 Grace Dodge Career and Technical PS 103 Satellite Three PS 225 Eileen E. Zaglin PS 342 International School of Liberal Arts High School PS 107 John W. Kimball IS 228 David A. Boody PS 343 Academy of Applied Mathematics and HS 682 Fannie Lou Hamer Freedom High School PS 108 Sal Abbracciamento PS 230 Doris L. Cohen Technology PS 690 Monroe Academy for Business and Law PS 112 Lefferts Park PS 231 PS 344 Ampark Neighborhood PS 704 KIPP Academy Charter School MS 113 Ronald Edmonds Learning Center PS 235 Lenox School PS 345 Hyde Leadership Charter School PS 717 Icahn Charter School PS 116 Elizabeth L Farrell PS 236 Mill Basin PS 352 The Vida Bogart School for All PS 718 Bronx Charter School for Better Learning PS 119 Amersfort PS 243 The Weeksville School Children at PS 134 PS 721 Stephen McSweeney School PS 121 Nelson A. Rockefeller MS 246 Walt Whitman PS 352 The Vida Bogart School for All PS 723 JHS 126 John Ericsson PS 250 George H. Lindsay 69

PS 251 Paerdegat PS 408 Academy of Hospitality and Tourism MS 584 PS 746 Hebrew Language Academy Charter PS 255 Barbara Reing School PS 409 East New York Family Academy PS 586 Lyons Community School School PS 256 Benjamin Banneker HS 410 Abraham Lincoln High School PS 589 Arts & Media Preparatory Academy PS K753 School for Career Development PS 257 John F. Hylan HS 412 Brooklyn Community High School of PS 592 Khalil Gibran International PS 780 Brooklyn East Collegiate Charter School JHS 259 William Mckinley Communication, Arts and Media Academy* PS 821 Sunset Park Prep Academy PS 260 Breuckelen PS 414 Brooklyn Arbor Elementary School MS 596 Knowledge and Power Preparatory 88K952 - Brooklyn East Alternate Learning PS 261 Philip Livingston HS 425 James Madison High School Academy VII Middle School Center AT Belmont Academy PS 264 Bay Ridge Elementary School for the Arts PS 429 Brooklyn School for Global Studies HS 600 Office of Adult and Continuing Education PS 265 Dr. Susan S. McKinney Secondary HS 430 Brooklyn Technical High School HS 610 Automotive High School Region 6 at Brooklyn Adult Learning Center School of the Arts HS 439 Brooklyn International High School PS 614 Young Women's Leadership School GED Plus K - Bedford Stuyvesant Complex PS 268* PS 442 New Horizons School of Brooklyn Referral Center Hub PS 272 Curtis Estabrook HS 445 HS 615 Transit Tech Career and Technical Office of Adult and Continuing Education Region PS 279 Herman Schreiber PS 448 Brooklyn Secondary School for Education High School 6 at Brooklyn Adult Learning Center IS 281 Joseph B. Cavallaro Collaborative Studies HS 616 Brooklyn High School for Leadership PS 282 Park Slope MS 452 Frederick Douglass Academy VIII and Community Service MANHATTAN PS 289 George V. Brower Middle School PS 618 Academy of Innovative Technology PS 2 Meyer London PS 295 PS 454 Green School: An Academy for PS 629 Cultural Academy of Arts and PS 3 Charrette School PS 297 Abraham Stockton Environmental Careers Sciences* PS 5 Ellen Lurie PS 298 Dr. Betty Shabazz HS 455 Boys and Girls High School PS 631 General D. Chappie James Elementary PS 6 Lillie D. Blake PS 299 Thomas Warren Field PS 468 Kingsborough Early College School School of Science PS 11 William T. Harris JHS 302 Rafael Cordero PS 477 School for Legal Studies PS 632 Frances Perkins Academy PS 12 Tag Young Scholars PS 308 Clara Cardwell PS 483 Urban Assembly School for Law and HS 633 High School for Medical Professions PS 20 Anna Silver* PS 315 Justice* PS 637 Academy for Conservation and the PS 30 Hernadez/Hughes PS 316 Elijah Stroud PS 484 Ronald Edmonds Learning Center II Environment PS 36 Margaret Douglas IS 318 Eugenio Maria De Hostos PS 486 New Dawn Charter High School PS 639 Brooklyn Lab School PS 38 Roberto Clemente PS 321 William Penn* HS 488 Brooklyn Preparatory High School PS 644 Eagle Academy for Young Men II PS 42 Benjamin Altman PS/IS 323 PS 492 Urban Assembly Academy of Arts and HS 656 Brooklyn High School of the Arts PS 48 P.O. Michael J. Buczek PS 325 The Fresh Creek School Letters PS 659 Cypress Hills Collegiate Preparatory PS 50 Vito Marcantonio PS 335 Granville T. Woods PS 493 Brooklyn Collegiate: A College Board School PS 51 Elias Howe PS 35 Patrolman Robert Bolden* School HS 660 W. H. Maxwell Career and Technical JHS 52 Inwood PS 346 Abe Stark PS 495 Sheepshead Bay High Schools* Education High School JHS 54 Booker T. Washington PS 352 Ebbets Field Middle School PS 497* PS 662 PS 57 James Weldon Johnson PS 356 Achievement First Brooklyn High School HS 498 Brooklyn High School for Law and K668 Riverdale Academy Middle School* PS 59 Beekman Hill International PS 358 Achievement First East New York Technology PS 670 Benjamin Banneker Academy PS 64 Robert Simon Charter School PS 503 The School of Discovery MS 671 Mott Hall Bridges Middle School PS 65 Democracy Prep Endurance Charter PS 359 The UFT Charter School HS 505 Franklin D Roosevelt High School PS 677 East New York Elementary School of School PS 361 East Flatbush Early Childhood School HS 507 Performing Arts and Technology High Excellence PS 76 A. Philip Randolph IS 364 Gateway School MS 678 East New York Middle School of PS 79 Horan School PS 369 Coy L. Cox School* HS 510 World Academy for Total Community Excellence PS 83 Luis Munoz* PS 370 Health High School PS 682* PS 84 Lillian Weber PS 371 Lillian L. Rashkis HS 524 International High School at Prospect PS 686 Brooklyn School of Inquiry PS 98 Shorac Kappock PS 372 The Children's School Heights PS 688 The Brooklyn Academy of Global PS 112 Jose Celso Barbosa PS 373 Brooklyn Transition Center PS 527 Urban Assembly Institute of Math and Finance PS 114 East Side Middle School PS 376 Science for Young Women PS 690 Brooklyn Studio Secondary School PS 115 Alexander Humboldt PS 382 Academy for College Preparation and PS 531 School for Human Rights* PS 691 Fort Greene Preparatory Academy PS 124 The Yung Wing School Career Exploration PS 544 International Arts Business School PS 702 Community Partnership Charter PS 125 Ralph Bunch JHS 383 Phillippa Schuyler HS 546 High School for Public Service: Heroes PS 703 Beginning with Children Charter School PS 126 Jacob August Riis IS 392* of Tomorrow PS 704 Explore Charter School PS 128 Audubon MS 394 HS 553 Brooklyn Academy High School PS 707 Brooklyn Prospect Charter School PS 138 HS 395 ROADS Charter High School HS 556 Bushwick Leaders High School for PS K721 Brooklyn Occupational Training Center PS 140 Nathan Straus PS 396 Academic Excellence MS 722 New Heights Middle School PS 149 Sojourner Truth PS 403 Academy For Environmental Leadership PS 561 Williamsburg Preparatory School PS 726 Fahari Academy Charter School PS 158 Bayard Taylor PS 404 Academy for Young Writers PS 563 It Takes a Village Academy PS 734 The Ethical Community Charter School PS 158 Bayard Taylor HS 405 MS 577 Conselyea Preparatory School (TECCS) PS 161 Pedro Albizu Campos PS 406 Teaching Firms of America-Professional MS 582 PS 737 Brownsville Ascend Charter School PS 163 Alfred E. Smith Preparatory Charter School HS 583 Multicultural High School PS 742* PS 166 The School of The 70

Arts and Technology Studies Asian Studies JHS 167 Robert F. Wagner PS 308 Lower Manhattan Arts Academy PS 560 City As School PS 178 Professor Juan Bosch Public School PS 312 New York City Lab Middle School for HS 570 Satellite Academy High School PS 180 Hugo Newman Collaborative Studies HS 600 High School of Fashion Industries PS 182 The Bilingual Bicultural School PS 314 Muscota HS 630 Art and Design High School PS 188 The Island School PS 318 Thurgood Marshall Academy Lower PS 655 Life Sciences Secondary School PS 189 School HS 685 Bread and Roses Integrated Arts High PS 198 Isador E. Ida Straus PS 333 Manhattan School for Children School PS 199 Jessie Isador Straus PS 334 The Anderson School HS 696 Bard High School Early College PS 206* PS 336 KIPP Infinity Charter School PS 751 Manhattan School for Career PS / IS 217 Roosevelt Island PS 345 Collaborative Academy of Science, Development PS 225 Ella Baker School Technology & Language-Arts Education PS 811 Mickey Mantle School PS 241 STEM Institute of Manhattan PS 346 Community Health Academy of the PS 860 Frederick Douglass Academy II MS 247 Dual Language Middle School Heights Secondary School MS 255 Salk School of Science PS 347 The 47 American Sign Language & PS 861 Future Leaders Institute Charter MS 260 Clinton School Writers & Artists English Lower School School PS 226 PS 362 Columbia Secondary School MS 896 Lower Manhattan Community Middle PS 267 PS 364 Earth School School HS 283 Manhattan Theatre Lab High School PS 366 Washington Heights Academy PS 964 Central Park East II PS 293 City College Academy of the Arts PS 374 Gramercy Arts High School CS 154 The Harriet Tubman Learning Center PS 294 Academy PS 375 Mosaic Preparatory Academy Democracy Prep Charter School PS 300 Urban Assembly School of Design and PS 376 NYC iSchool Manhattan Alternate Learning Center at School Construction PS 377 Renaissance School of the Arts for the Physical City HS 304 Mott Hall High School HS 400 High School for Environmental Manhattan Alternate Learning Center at PS 307 Urban Assembly School for Media Studies Wadleigh High School PS 401 Hospital Schools Program Manhattan Referral Center for High School PS 408 Professional Performing Arts High Alternatives at the Alternative Learning School Complex HS 411 Campus High School Mid-Manhattan Adult Learning Center (MMALC) PS 412 NYC Lab School for Collaborative Studies QUEENS HS 416 Eleanor Roosevelt High School PS 4 HS 417 Frank McCourt High School PS 7 Louise F. Simeone PS 422 Quest to Learn JHS 8 Richard S. Grossley HS 423 High School for Excellence and PS 9 Innovation PS 9 at PS 209 HS 425 Leadership and Public Service High PS 9 at PS/IS 268 School PS 11 Kathryn Phelan PS 432 Murray Hill Academy PS 12 James B. Colgate HS 437 Hudson High School of Learning PS 14 Fairview Technologies PS 15 Jackie Robinson* PS 439 Manhattan Village Academy PS 16 HS 449 Vanguard High School PS 17 Henry David Thoreau PS 452 PS 19 Marino Jeantet PS 458 Forsyth Satellite Academy PS 20 John Bowne PS 469 Choir Academy of Harlem PS 22 Thomas Jefferson HS 475 PS 23 at Queens Children Center PS 483 New York French American Charter School PS 24 Andrew Jackson HS 485 Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of PS 28 The Thomas Emanuel Early Childhood Music & Art and Performing Arts Center HS 489 High School of Economics and Finance PS 29 Queens HS 529 Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis High School PS 30 Queens PS 534 Harvest Collegiate High School* PS 32 State Street HS 541 Manhattan/Hunter Science High School PS 37 Cynthia Jenkins School HS 543 New Design High School PS 43 HS 545 High School for Dual Language and PS 45 Clarence Witherspoon 71

PS 46 Alley Pond PS 158* PS 48 William Wordsworth PS 161 Arthur Ashe School PS 50 Talfourd Lawn Elementary School PS 163 Flushing Heights* PS 51 PS 167 Metropolitan Expeditionary Learning MS 53 Brian Piccolo School PS 54 The Hillside School PS 170* IS 59 Springfield Gardens PS 171 Peter G. Van Alst* IS 61 Leonard Da Vinci PS 173 Fresh Meadows* PS 62 Chester Park PS 174 William Sidney Mount PS 63 Old South PS 176 Cambria Heights PS 64 Joseph P. Addabbo PS 177 PS 65 The Raymond York Elementary School PS/ IS 178 Holliswood JHS 67 Louis Pasteur PS 182 Samantha Smith PS 69 Jackson Heights PS 184 Flushing Manor JHS 72 Catherine and Count Basie JHS 185 Edward Bleeker IS 73 The Frank Sansivieri Intermediate School PS 186 Castlewood JHS 74 Nathaniel Hawthorne PS 188 Kingsbury PS 75 Robert E. Peary School JHS 189 Daniel Carter Beard PS 79 Francis Lewis PS 191 Mayflower PS 81 Jean Paul Richter IS 192 The Linden PS 82 Hammond PS 193 Alfred J. Kennedy PS 86 PS 195 William Haberle PS 87 Middle Village PS 196 Grand Central Parkway PS 88 Seneca PS 197 The Ocean School PS 89 Elmhurst PS 201 The Discovery School for Inquiry and PS 90 Horace Mann* Research PS 92 Harry T. Stewart Sr. JHS 202 Robert H Goddard PS 95 Eastwood IS 204 Oliver W. Holmes* PS 96* PS 206 The Horace Harding School PS 97 The Forest Park School PS 207 Rockwood Park PS 99 Kew Gardens PS 209 Clearview Garden PS 101 School in the Gardens MS 210* PS 105 The Bay School PS 212 PS 107 Thomas A Dooley PS 213 The Carl Ullman School PS 108 Captain Vincent G. Fowler PS 214 Cadwallader Colden PS 110 Florence Nightingale JHS 217 Robert A. Van Wyck PS 112 Dutch Kills PS 220 Edward Mandel* PS 116 William C. Hughley PS 223 Lyndon B. Johnson* PS 117 J. Kled / Briarwood School PS 224 IS 119 The Glendale IS 227 Louis Armstrong Middle School PS 122* PS 228 Early Childhood Magnet School of the Arts PS 128 Juniper Valley* PS 229 Emanuel Kaplan PS 129 Patricia Larkin IS 230 PS 131 Abigail Adams IS 231 Magnetech PS 132 Ralph Bunche* PS 234 PS 135 The Bellaire School* IS 235 Academy for New Americans IS 141 The Steinway IS 238 Susan B. Anthony PS 144 Col Jeromus Remsen PS 239 Above: PS 146 Howard Beach PS 242 Leonard P. Stavisky Early Childhood Artist Elana Catz performing PS/MS 147 Ronald McNair School at LUMEN 2013 at Lyons Pool, PS 149 Christa Mcauliffe PS 244 The Active Learning Elementary School PS 150 PS 251* presented by Staten Island Arts PS 151 Mary D. Carter PS 255 PS 154* PS 256 Excelsior Prepartory High School Left: PS 156 Laurelton PS 256 at Beach Channel High School Noel Pointer Foundation after JHS 157 Stephen A. Halsey PS 256 at Mercy First at St. Mary's school program, Brooklyn 72 73

HS 263 Flushing International High School LaGuardia Community College PS 264 Academy of Finance and Enterprise HS 530 International High School at LaGuardia PS/IS 266 HS 540 Queens Academy High School HS 267 High School of Applied Communication PS 560 Robert F. Wagner Jr. Secondary School PS/ IS 268 for Arts and Technology PS 270 The Gordon Parks School HS 566 Queens High School for Teaching, PS 280 Liberal Arts and the Sciences PS 282 Knowledge and Power Preparatory PS 600 Queens Vocational and Technical Academy (KAPPA) VI High School* PS 286 Young Women's Leadership School, HS 610 Aviation Career and Technical Education Astoria High School MS 294 Bell Academy HS 650 High School for Construction Trades, PS/IS 295 Engineering & Architecture HS 296 Pan American International High School HS 686 Queens Metropolitan High School HS 299 Bard High School Early College II HS 690 High School for Law Enforcement & PS 301Academy for Careers in Television and Public Safety Film PS 705 The Renaissance Charter School HS 302 Queens High School for Information, PS 721 John F Kennedy Jr. School Research, and Technology PS 752 Queens Transition Center aka Queens PS 303 The Academy for Excellence through School for Career Development the Arts PS 792 North Queens Community High PS 304 Voice Charter School of New York School* PS 306 New York City Academy for Discovery PS 811 PS 307 Pioneer Academy PS 896 Young Women's Leadership School, PS 310 Queens Collegiate: A College Board Queens School PS 993 at Frank Sinatra High School PS 317 Waterside Children's Studio School Office of Adult and Continuing Education - PS 319 Village Academy Queens Adult Learning Center (QALC), PS 321 Growing Up Green Charter School Region 2 Q PS 323 Scholars' Academy Island Academy Q PS 326 Cambria Heights Academy Queens Alternate Learning Center at Robert F. PS 330 Wagner Jr. Secondary School HS 338 Satellite High School for Opportunity PS 350 Jamaica Gateway to the Sciences STATEN ISLAND MS 355 Collaborative Arts Middle School PS 1 Tottenville MS 356 Community Voices Middle School IS R002 George L. Egbert PS 359 Academy of the City Charter School PS 3 The Margaret Gioiosa School PS 362 WAVE Preparatory Elementary School PS 13 M. L. Lindemeyer HS 400 August Martin High School PS 16 John J. Driscoll HS 410 Beach Channel High School PS 19 The Curtis School HS 425 John Bowne High School PS 21 Margaret Emery-Elm Park HS 440 Forest Hills High School PS 022 Graniteville HS 445 William Cullen Bryant High School PS 30 Westerleigh HS 450 Long Island City High School PS 036 J. C. Drumgoole HS 455 Newtown High School PS R037 HS 460 Flushing High School PS 38 George Cromwell HS 475 Richmond Hill High School PS 39 Francis J. Murphy Jr. HS 485 Grover Cleveland High School PS 48 William C. Wilcox HS 492 Mathematics, Science, Research and PS 050 Frank Hankinson Technology Magnet High School PS 069 Daniel D. Tompkins HS 495 Bayside High School PS 373 Ground floor installations in No PS/IS 499 The Queens College School for Math, HS 440 Longer Empty’s How Much Do Science and Technology HS 455 Tottenville High School PS 501 Frank Sinatra School of the Arts HS 460 Susan E. Wagner High School I Owe You? Exhibition at the HS 502 Information Technology High School former Bank of Manhattan in HS 520 Middle College High School at Long Island City, Queens 74 Department of Cultural Affairs Staff As of June 30, 2013

Kate D. Levin, Commissioner COMMUNITY ARTS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM Margaret Morton, Deputy Commissioner Perian Carson, Director Shirley Levy, Chief of Staff Pamela Epstein, Assistant Director Tracey Knuckles, General Counsel Kristin Sakoda, Deputy General Counsel MATERIALS FOR THE ARTS Meital Waibsnaider, Staff Attorney Harriet Taub, Executive Director Louise Woehrle, Agency Chief Contracting Officer Marna Chester, Direct Donations Coordinator Sei Young Kim, Capital Equipment Manager, DACCO Raoul (Nick) Duguid, Mover/Driver Joel Frank, Director of Operations Stephanie Brown, Assistant to Commissioner John Cloud Kaiser, Director of Education Lettie Hoggard, Secretary to Deputy Commissioner Jenny Kraft, Assistant Director of Operations Angela Kingham, Secretary to Commissioner Audra Lambert, Executive Assistant (Friends of MFTA) Daniel Larkin, Associate Director of Administration Doris Littlejohn, Office Manager Elizabeth Masella, Assistant to Executive Director EXTERNAL AFFAIRS Antonio Ponton Nunez, Donations Coordinator Danai Pointer, Director Jose Rosa, Warehouse Helper Ryan Max, External Affairs Associate Anthony Salamone, Mover/Driver Tyshaun Sheppard, Donations Coordinator MFTA PROGRAM SERVICES Kathleen Hughes, Assistant Commissioner FINANCE David Andersson, Director of Special Projects Phillippa Shao, Director Anna Campbell, Assistant Director David Francis, Assistant Director, Fiscal Operations Velda Charles, Administrative Assistant Tonia McCaskill-Johnson, Accounts Payable Officer Audrey Christensen, Program Specialist Omayra Núñez, Assistant Director, Grants & Special Initiatives Sehee Chung, Program Specialist INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Ashley Firestone, Program Specialist Danny Contafio, Director Ladan Hamidi-Toosi, Program Specialist Kevin Alano, Supervising Computer Service Technician Rebecca Hewett, Program Specialist Kevin Kalb, Consultant Stacey McMath, Senior Program Specialist HUMAN RESOURCES/ADMINISTRATION CULTURAL INSTITUTIONS Cynthia Ingram, Senior Director of Human Resources and Timothy Thayer, Assistant Commissioner Administration; EEO Officer James Fisher, Administrative Officer Dawn A. Brown, Agency Receptionist Leonard Jacobs, Director Robert Pulliza, Mailroom/Office Support Assistant CAPITAL PROJECTS Joanne A. Ricks, Director of Administration Andrew Burmeister, Assistant Commissioner Angela H. Blocker, Director David W. Bryant, Capital Program Manager Adelin Chin, Director of Special Projects Matthew Clarke, Capital Program Manager Betsy McClelland, Associate Director Victor Metoyer III, Deputy Director Carolyn Sarkis, Capital Program Manager Sara Reisman, Director, Percent for Art Program Reina Shibata, Deputy Director, Percent for Art Program 75

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Lower East Side Printshop Page 5 The Oratorio Society of Queens in Concert Page 37 Photo credit: Courtesy of Lower East Side Printshop Photo credit: Dominick Totino Photography Museum of Contemporary African Diasporan Arts Page 8 Public Art Fund Page 39 Photo credit: Kwesi Abbensetts Photo credit: Tom Powel, courtesy of the Public Art Fund The Acting Company Page 9 Poem In Your Pocket Day Page 40 Photo credit: Heidi Bohnenkamp Photo credit: Angelito Jusay The Public Theater Page 10 Creative Time Page 41 Photo credit: Courtesy of Ben Rubin – Ear Studio Photo credit: Courtesy of Creative Time Spaceworks Page 11 Mayor's Awards for Arts & Culture Page 43 Photo credit: John Barreyro Photo credit: Kristen Artz, courtesy of the Office of the Mayor Conservation Recovery Center Page 13 NYC Literary Honors Page 44 Photo credit: Courtesy of Foundation of the American Institute for Photo credit: Kristen Artz, courtesy of the Office of the Mayor Conservation of Historic & Artistic Works Rabbit Hole Ensemble Page 45 Battery Dance Page 14 Photo credit: Zoran Jelenic Photo credit: Darial Sneed Bronx Arts Ensemble Page 48 FIGMENT Page 16 Photo credit: Maggie Krupka Photo credit: Tes Rivera American Bolero Dance Company Page 49 Harbor Lights Theater Page 16 Photo credit: Dimas Motta Photo credit: Courtesy of Harbor Lights Theater Bronx Council on the Arts Page 50 New Museum Page 17 Photo credit: Phil Cardone Photo credit: Benoit Pailley Groundswell Page 53 New York Botanical Gardens Page 19 Photo credit: Courtesy of Groundswell Photo credit: Courtesy of the New York Botanical Gardens Clemente Soto Velez Cultural & Educational Center Page 55 Museum of Jewish Heritage Page 20 Photo credit: Courtesy of Clemente Soto Velez Cultural & Educational Center Photo credit: C&G Partners and au2026 The Creative Center Page 57 Queens Botanical Garden Page 21 Photo credit: Courtesy of The Creative Center Photo credit: Shari Romar Infinity Dance Theater Page 62 Atlantic Theater Company Page 22 Photo credit: Sofia Negron Photo credit: Nelson Hancock Brick Theater Page 66 Brooklyn Academy of Music Page 23 Photo credit: Jo Kolbow Photo credit: Ed Lefkowicz Thalia Spanish Theater Page 67 Downtown Community Television Page 24 Photo credit: Michael Palma Photo credit: Steven Shevett Noel Pointer Foundation Page 70 Wave Hill Page 25 Photo credit: Jessica L. Moore Photo credit: Joshua Bright Staten Island Arts Page 71 Wildlife Conservation Society - NY Aquarium Page 26 Photo credit: Glen DiCrocco Photo credit: The Portico Group No Longer Empty Page 72 Culture Shed Page 27 Photo credit: Whitney Browne Photo credit: Courtesy of Diller Scofidio+Renfro TADA! Page 75 Percent for Art Page 28 Photo credit: Chad Krausz Photo credit: Etienne Frossard Percent for Art Page 28 Photo credit: Etienne Frossard Asian American Arts Alliance Page 31 Photo credit: Gil Seo The data used for this report (pages 15 and 21) was provided by the Cultural Data Project (“CDP”), an Materials for the Arts Page 33 organization created to strengthen arts and culture by documenting and disseminating information on the Photo credit: Courtesy of Material for the Arts arts and culture sector. Any interpretation of the data is the view of the New York City Department of Cultural Materials for the Arts Page 33 Affairs and does not reflect the views of the Cultural Data Project. For more information on the Cultural Data Photo credit: Courtesy of Material for the Arts Project, visit www.culturaldata.org. Bronx Children's Museum Page 34 Photo credit: Natalie Wood SPARC Page 35 Photo credit: Alice Jin 77 Acknowledgments

The organizations, institutions, initiatives and work featured in this report are made possible by committed artists, arts administrators, trustees, funders, and audiences that represent the core of every DCLA endeavor in every neighborhood of the five boroughs.

We wish to thank the unstinting leadership of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and First Deputy Mayor Patricia E. Harris, and the ongoing support of our inter-agency colleagues.

DCLA remains grateful for and proud of its partnership with the New York City Council under the leadership of Speaker Christine C. Quinn, Finance Chair Domenic M. Recchia, Jr., and Jimmy Van Bramer, Chair of the City Council Committee on Cultural Affairs, Libraries, and International Intergroup Relations.

The Cultural Affairs Advisory Commission, superbly led by , and Friends of Materials for the Arts led by Bonnie Weissblatt Weill, deserve particular thanks and gratitude.

DCLA continues to benefit from a wide array of generous contributions and partnerships, including the National Endowment for the Arts’ ArtPlace initiative, Deutsche Bank, Ford oundation, The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, David Rockefeller Fund, The New York Community Trust, The Pew Charitable Trusts, and The Charles H. Revson Foundation. DCLA’s ability to support arts and cultural organizations is also enhanced greatly by the support of Megan Sheekey and The Mayor's Fund to Advance New York City, as well as the Fund for the City of New York.

Assembled and coordinated by Pamela Epstein and Shirley Levy, this report reflects the invaluable efforts of DCLA’s entire staff.

Thank you.

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