LETTER FROM THE CHAIR AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Dear Citizens of Ohio,

What a difference two years can make! The Ohio Arts Council (OAC) is pleased to report that after several challenging years – the agency suffered a 38 percent budget reduction in the 2010-11 biennium and a 48 percent reduction in agency staffing during the 2008-09 biennium – things are steadily improving across Ohio and at the OAC. The OAC received a 30.5 percent budget increase from the Ohio Legislature from FY2011/2012 to FY2012/2013, followed by a 31.9 percent increase from FY2012/2013 to FY2014/2015. Using state and federal money, the OAC was able to award $16 million in grants with state and federal money in FY2012/2013.

As a result of the most in-depth strategic planning effort in our agency’s history, the OAC published A New View: A Plan to Strengthen Ohio through the Arts, 2011-2013 in April 2011. Through this plan, the agency presented a bold view of how the arts can be a major partner in restoring the prosperity of the state. Across the state, communities have shared stories about how local creative economy initiatives, funded in part by OAC Creative Economy grants, played a vital role in economic growth and community revitalization.

In Cleveland, the Community Partnership for Arts and Culture introduced their Artists in Residence grants program, which has filled vacant spaces with artistic in the Collinwood community. In Columbus, the SID Public Services Association partnered with Columbus Public Art in sponsoring a year-long public art program as part of the city’s bicentennial celebration. This unique partnership demonstrated the myriad ways in which culture and commerce work seamlessly together. Thirteen projects with more than 50 artists participating transformed the heart of the Columbus into a vibrant, engaging new reason to visit the city.

In Marietta, a wide range of community organizations, including the City of Marietta, ReStore Marietta and the Lafayette Hotel, are working together to transform vacant buildings in the arts and entertainment district, including the historic Colony Theatre, originally built in 1911. An Ohio University study predicted that spending in this area will grow from $700,000 to over $2 million annually once the project is completed.

Our agency has continued to fare very well at the national level, maintaining our place with the second- largest awards from the National Endowment for the Arts in FY2012, and FY2013. The OAC's national reputation as one of the top state arts agencies in the country has stayed strong, an achievement we could not sustain without the support of you – the artists, educators and arts and cultural organizations we work with every day. We hope you enjoy this report on the outstanding arts activities funded by the OAC during the 2012-2013 biennium – there is much to be proud of!

Sincerely,

Jeff Rich Julie S. Henahan Board Chair Executive Director

The Ohio Arts Council is a state agency that funds and supports quality arts experiences to strengthen Ohio Communities culturally, educationally and economically.

2 Table of Contents

Biennium Highlights...... 4

About the Ohio Arts Council...... 14

Ohio Arts Council Board Members ...... 16

Ohio Arts Council Staff Members...... 17

Biennial Budget Overview, Fiscal Years 2012-2013...... 18

State Grants (listed by program) ...... 19 Artist Express ...... 20 Artist in Residence ...... 20 Arts Access ...... 22 Arts Partnership ...... 23 Individual Excellence Awards ...... 26 Project Support ...... 28 Special Projects - Individuals ...... 32 Special Projects - Organizations ...... 32 Sustainability (Over $1.5 Million) ...... 34 Sustainability (Under $1.5 Million) ...... 35 Traditional Arts Apprenticeships ...... 44

Federal Grants (listed by program) ...... 46 Artist Express ...... 47 Artist in Residence ...... 47 Artists with Disabilities Access Program ...... 48 Arts Partnership ...... 50 Building Cultural Diversity...... 50 Project Support ...... 51 Special Projects - Individuals ...... 53 Special Projects - Organizations ...... 53 Sustainability (Over $1.5 Million) ...... 54 Sustainability (Under $1.5 Million) ...... 55

Riffe Gallery Exhibition Schedule, Fiscal Years 2011-13 ...... 58

3 Biennium Highlights July 1, 2011 – June 30, 2013

After an unprecedented two-year planning process that involved thousands of Ohioans, the Ohio Arts Council released A New View: A Strategic Plan to Strengthen Ohio Through the Arts. The plan outlines goals and strategies that have guided the agency’s work through the end of 2013— and provides continual inspiration through stories of creative communities, organizations and schools across Ohio. The accomplishments of Ohio’s artists and arts organizations, schools and communities, state and local leaders, and citizens show that the arts are helping to build a stronger Ohio. The OAC is pleased to list some of those accomplishments, organized according to the goals and strategies in the OAC strategic plan.

Goal One: Protect Ohio’s Quality of Life

Invest in Ohio’s rich arts and cultural resources

 The OAC is regarded as one of the nation’s leading state arts agencies. In FY2012 and FY2013, the OAC received the second-largest National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) Partnership Grant in the U.S.–$980,000 and $894,600, respectively. According to the NEA review panel, the OAC “is to be commended for using a modest amount of state funds wisely with big returns across the state.”

 The OAC awarded a total of nearly $15.4 million in grants to Ohio artists, schools and organizations for arts programming. Those programs provided more than 43.4 million arts experiences to Ohioans of all ages, including more than 9.3 million children and young people.

 Annually, more than 917,000 Ohioans participate in fairs and festivals funded by the OAC.

Preserve Ohio’s cultural heritage

 The OAC partners with ThinkTV and the Ohio Humanities Council to increase public awareness of folk and traditional forms. This partnership sponsors the Ohio Traditions website (www.ohiofolkarts.org) to spotlight traditional artists and folk arts activities across the state. The Ohio Traditions website also features the results of field research the OAC conducted to better understand the changing demographic profile of Ohio’s arts community.

 The OAC works with ThinkTV to produce video profiles of the Ohio Heritage Fellows and special features on OAC master artists and apprentices. The video profiles appear on the Our Ohio weekly magazine program produced by ThinkTV. Our Ohio is aired by all

4 Ohio PBS stations and reaches an estimated statewide audience of over 55,000 households per week. The OAC and its partners continue to extend the reach of those video profiles through streaming distribution on the Ohio Traditions website and postings on the ThinkTV and CET YouTube Channels.

 The FY2012/2013 budget enabled an increase of approximately 15 percent in the funding allocated for Traditional Arts Apprenticeships and Ohio Heritage Fellowships. Moreover, funds allocated to folk and traditional arts organizations—those receiving operating support through the OAC Sustainability and Arts Access grant categories—increased by approximately 35 percent.

Promote job creation and economic development through creative economy initiatives

 The OAC’s new Creative Economy grants are helping to create jobs and income, revitalize communities and downtowns, draw cultural tourists and strengthen livability. As a few examples from across the state show, the impact of these grants is growing.

oIn Cleveland, the Community Partnership for Arts and Culture (CPAC) introduced its Artists in Residence program, which is helping to fill vacant spaces with artistic enterprises and spark creative solutions to economic problems in the Collinwood community. (Read the full story in CPAC’s Arts Part of the Solution story.)

oIn Columbus, the SID Public Services Association partnered with Columbus Public Art in sponsoring a yearlong public art program as part of the city’s bicentennial celebration. This unique partnership among the City of Columbus, educational and cultural organizations and business interests demonstrates how culture and commerce work together. More than 50 artists participated in 13 projects that transformed the heart of Columbus into a vibrant, engaging new reason to visit the city.

oIn Marietta, a wide range of community organizations are working together to transform vacant buildings in their arts and entertainment district. One of those is the historic Colony Theatre, a landmark since 1911. (Read about the projected impact of the Colony Theatre restoration in its Arts Part of the Solution story.)

oIn Toledo, the 42nd annual Toledo International Glass Arts Society Conference attracted participants from 25 countries, including 2,000 glass artists. The conference had a significant economic impact in Toledo—over the four-day period, the city’s estimated revenue for hotels, restaurants and retailers was more than $1.5 million.

5  The OAC’s Percent for Art program continues to impact communities large and small across the state. It was established in 1990 through legislation requiring that one percent of any appropriation for a public building that exceeds $4 million be used to acquire, commission or install works of art. From 2012-2013, the OAC assisted with 24 projects, totaling nearly $2.4 million. A number of Percent for Art projects have led public colleges and universities and other entities to develop public art master plans, participate more extensively in larger civic planning efforts and design outreach strategies for drawing community members and visitors to their areas.

Leverage the Ohio Arts Council’s resources for greater effectiveness and efficiency

 The OAC’s operating expenses continue to be very modest. Currently, only 14 percent of the agency’s total budget goes to payroll expenses for a staff of 16. Another four percent of the total budget is used for remaining agency operational expenses.

 Every aspect of the agency’s work has been scrutinized to exact greater cost savings. The agency has simplified its grant processes and eliminated any duplicative tasks, has met all state government cost-efficiency standards, and developed strategic partnerships that help expand agency expertise and improve outreach across the state.

 The new strategic plan places greater emphasis on outcome evaluation in all grant programs. To date, three Arts Learning programs (and the Artists with Disabilities Access program have had third-party evaluations.

Goal Two: Connect Ohioans to Arts and Culture

Cultivate strategic partnerships to promote arts and culture

 OAC funding helps support local arts partnerships across Ohio. A feature on the OAC website—The Arts: Part of the Solution—spotlights how some of those partnerships are strengthening local economies and energizing Ohio schools, organizations and communities.

 The OAC’s Ohio Arts Festivals & Competitions Directory, sized to fit in a car’s glove box, contains information on hundreds of arts and crafts festivals and competitions. Each year, the OAC distributes 45,000 directories through partnerships with the Ohio Arts & Crafts Guild, Ohio Designer Craftsmen, AAA

6 Ohio Auto Club, Ohio Department of Transportation and the Ohio Department of Development’s Tourism Division.

 ArtsinOhio.com, Ohio’s online guide to arts and cultural events, re-launched with a new, vibrant design and a more user-friendly interface. Discovering the arts across the state is now even easier.

 A variety of partnerships ensure that Ohio’s diverse cultural resources add to the state’s ultimate fair experience—the Ohio State Fair. The OAC has supported the fair’s Fine Arts Exhibition since 1998. Moreover, the agency partnered with Cityfolk in 2010 to launch the annual Ohio Heritage Showcase to feature performances by recipients of Ohio Heritage Fellowships and other master artists. As the following examples demonstrate, the showcase highlights not only outstanding performers but also outstanding partners.

o In 2011, Tony Ellis, an internationally renowned bluegrass musician and banjo player and recipient of the first Ohio Heritage Fellowship in 2003, performed in the Ohio State Fair’s Natural Resources Amphitheater. The Ohio Department of Natural Resources was a vital showcase partner.

o In 2012, renowned banjo player and Ohio Heritage Fellow Kenny Sidle was the featured showcase artist. His performance at the fair included a set with Frosty Morning Bluegrass and Adam Jackson, who was Sidle’s former apprentice through the OAC’s Traditional Arts Apprenticeship program.

 The OAC facilitated the public art process for the Holocaust Memorial, which will be located on the grounds of the Ohio Statehouse. The Holocaust Memorial Artist Selection committee selected Daniel Libeskind to design the $2 million memorial. The project’s groundbreaking ceremony was held in November 2013.

 The OAC’s strategic partnerships have continued to expand artist services in Ohio.

oThe OAC’s annual partnership with the Arts & Media Division of the Columbus Metropolitan Library and the Friends of the Library creates arts opportunities for artists and the general public by presenting a juried exhibition at the Columbus Metropolitan Library’s Main Library.

oThe OAC, in partnership with VSA Ohio, increased support for its Artists with Disabilities Access Program (ADAP), which helps artists with disabilities develop artistically and professionally and take advantage of opportunities for achieving long- term success. From FY2012 to FY2013, funding for ADAP-funded activities doubled.  The OAC continued its International Music and Performing Arts in Communities Tour (IMPACT), bringing international artists to counties throughout the state (52 to date).

7 Those counties include many underserved areas of the state. Two IMPACT tours featuring French-Canadian folk band Mauvais Sort and Japanese taiko group On Ensemble extended across nine Ohio communities.

Engage citizens in ongoing dialogue about the arts and the work of the Ohio Arts Council

 The Ohio Arts Council’s social media efforts continue to provide a forum for sharing research and resources and a virtual convening of perspectives on arts and culture. As of June 30, 2013, the OAC has received more than 4,900 likes on Facebook, and has 1,200 Twitter followers.

 In 2012, OAC board meetings were streamed online for the first time.

 The OAC's Riffe Gallery is a staple in the central Ohio arts community. It is the only free gallery in Columbus to showcase the work of Ohio artists and the collections of the state's museums and galleries. Between July 1, 2011 and June 30, 2013, the Riffe Gallery presented 9 main gallery exhibitions and 5 lobby exhibitions, some of which toured nationally and around the state. These exhibitions, listed below, attracted nearly 12,635 visitors:

o Happiness: Quilted Expressions

o VSA Accessible Expressions Ohio 2011 o Natural Light: Paintings by Ohio Plein Air Society

o Artful Teaching: Work by College and University Painting Faculty

o 100 Years of Art: Celebrating Columbus' Legacy

o VSA Accessible Expressions Ohio 2012

o Let's Get Digital

o Outside in Ohio: A Century of Unexpected Genius

o Columbus Plein Air Lobby

Andrew Reach, A Fisherman’s Net Strung by the Exhibition Constellations, 2011

o Watercolor Ohio 2012

o Roy G. BIV Bicentennial Tile Project

o Ohio Art League Curated Exhibition

o Photography’s Back to the Future

o Creative Arts of Women

8 Raise public awareness of the value of the arts in every Ohio community

 Each spring the OAC hosts the Governor’s Awards for the Arts in Ohio & Arts Day Luncheon. This 800-person event attracts arts advocates from across the state to a luncheon honoring the Ohio General Assembly and those who have made outstanding contributions to the arts in Ohio.

 Annually the OAC shares general information about the agency, as well as district- specific information about OAC-funded projects, with members of the General Assembly.

 OAC Executive Director Julie Henahan and the OAC Chair regularly meet with the members of the General Assembly to discuss agency work and to review OAC-funded activities in their local districts.

Goal Three: Help Citizens of All Ages Learn and Thrive Through the Arts

Cultivate creativity and imagination in pre-K-12 learning  The OAC awarded a total of $1,482,600 in Arts Learning grants to Ohio schools and organizations to fund artist residencies and arts education programming and projects. Those activities and events provided more than 3.1 million arts experiences to Ohioans of all ages, including over 936,000 children and young people.

 The new strategic plan placed greater emphasis on outcome evaluation in all grant programs. In response to this objective, the OAC contracted with Craig Dreeszen & Associates to evaluate all three of the OAC’s Arts Learning grant programs. These rigorous evaluations found that while the programs are working as intended to positively impact lifelong learning in the arts, they could be strengthened through greater emphasis on program evaluation and learner assessment. The OAC has developed a three-year plan to ensure that arts learning grantees receive the capacity-building experiences they need to strengthen their approaches to program evaluation with a focus on measuring learning outcomes and implementing the state’s 2012 Revised Arts Standards. In 2012, the OAC offered its first program evaluation webinars.

 Ohio’s participation in Poetry Out Loud—a contest that encourages our nation’s youth to learn about great poetry through memorization and recitation—grew to over 9,500 high school students from across the state, including the contest’s first virtual school in 2012- 13. Ohio champions for 2012 and 2013 were Makala White (Toledo Early High School, Toledo) and Taribo Osuobeni (Westerville Central High School, Westerville), respectively.

 In 2012, the OAC Arts Learning office, working in partnership with VSA Ohio, created its Arts and Autism Initiative. With more than 50,000 individuals in Ohio affected by autism,

9 the agency is mapping out an ambitious plan to better serve people with autism spectrum disorders and their families, as well as professionals who support those individuals. During the project’s study phase, the OAC and VSA Ohio conducted a series of roundtable discussions in Cincinnati, Cleveland and Columbus to learn more about the artistic needs and aspirations of this population.

Ensure arts learning opportunities for citizens of all ages  The OAC Arts Learning program continues to support lifelong learning in the arts through Arts Learning program grants that have benefited over 20,000 seniors.

 The American Society on Aging invited Melissa Godoy, one of the artists on the OAC Arts Learning roster, to be a presenter at the 2013 Aging in America Conference in Chicago. Ms. Godoy’s presentation highlighted how she and her team used improvisation and filmmaking with Alzheimer’s patients. This film project demonstrated that persons with dementia could create and add value to the world.

Pursue policy initiatives to strengthen arts education in schools  The OAC partnered with the Ohio Department of Education (ODE) and the Ohio Alliance for Arts Education (OAAE) to conduct the fifth in a series of surveys of the status of arts education in Ohio’s schools, under a contract with Quadrant Research. For the first time in its history, the survey enabled the study of data from individual schools combined with classroom information collected from every school in the state by ODE.

 The OAC supports the Ohio Department of Education’s 2012 Revised Arts Standards. The new standards emphasize the connection between the arts and 21st century learning skills. The OAC requires all grantees working in schools to align their work with these standards.

Goal Four: Establish Arts and Culture as a Partner in Community, Regional and State Development

Contribute to the development of local, state and regional cultural policies  The agency Facebook page has featured hundreds of posts about culture-based economic development strategies.

10 In 2013, the OAC created an internship program for graduate students who are interested in arts and culture policy and how it influences local and regional planning efforts across Ohio. Encourage local communities to engage in community cultural planning  Since 2010, the OAC has implemented the Ohio Cultural Data Project (CDP) as a significant public/private partnership with a statewide coalition of major foundations, nonprofit organizations and advocacy agencies. CDP gathers reliable, longitudinal data on the sector and is a powerful online management tool designed to strengthen arts and cultural organizations. Over 250 organizations participate in the Ohio CDP.

 The agency’s bi-monthly newsletter, ArtsOhio, included 12 features about OAC-funded projects that have boosted local economies and saved jobs.

 Kelly Barsdate, chief program and planning officer of the National Assembly for State Arts Agencies (NASAA) in Washington, D.C., presented a national overview of policy trends affecting state arts agencies to the OAC board in January 2013. Included in this presentation was a briefing on the latest federal budget developments, as well as a review of special state-level policy innovations that state arts agencies are pursuing. The presentation was a kick-off to a series of policy discussions the OAC board will hold about Ohio’s creative economy and how to support and promote it over the next two years.

Goal Five: Develop Leadership for Arts and Culture

Develop new and emerging leaders in Ohio’s arts and cultural sector  The OAC enabled five emerging arts and cultural leaders to attend the pre-conference sessions of the 2012 Americans for the Arts’ Emerging Leaders Conference in San Antonio, Texas. Conference sessions addressed career planning, visioning and leadership development.  Starting in 2012, all OAC grant review panels but one included at least one emerging leader.

 In 2012, the OAC promoted the Americans for the Arts’ Creative Conversations effort as part of local Arts and Humanities Month activities.

Support organizational capacity building and

11 constituent professional development  Ohio possesses a wealth of arts supporters who are eager to share their success stories in the arts. To assist these advocates, the OAC created the Arts Ambassadors program and invited more than 100 constituents to participate. These constituents speak on behalf of the arts to help build awareness of the OAC’s work and the crucial role the agency plays in the state’s infrastructure.

 The OAC supported three Ohio artists to attend the 2012 Alliance of Artists Communities Conference in Kansas City, Missouri. The conference included sessions about local public funding models for residency sites; sustainability of artist communities; art galleries and residency programs; trends in public philanthropy; use of assessment to address the needs of artists; and artists’ roles in creative placemaking. In 2013, five Ohio artists and arts administrators attended the Alliance conference in San Jose, California with OAC support.  Members of the OAC leadership team have received national recognition for significant contributions to the arts sector in Ohio and across the nation. For example:

o The National Assembly of State Arts Agencies (NASAA) elected OAC Executive Director Julie Henahan to its board of directors for a three-year term beginning in 2010 and in 2012 invited Deputy Director Mary Campbell-Zopf to join the NASAA Arts Education Advisory Committee.

12  Through involvement in Arts Midwest, the OAC partners with other state arts agencies to nurture a thriving regional arts ecosystem. A major focus for these collaborative efforts is developing the core leadership skills and management capabilities of small, visionary arts organizations in urban and rural communities.

o In 2013, the OAC, Indiana Arts Commission and Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs sponsored a joint colloquium—Embracing Community Change Through the Arts— at the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center of Notre Dame. The two-day colloquium explored best practices and practical planning tools to advance diversity.

13 About the Ohio Arts Council

Mission Statement: "The Ohio Arts Council is a state agency that funds and supports quality arts experiences to strengthen Ohio communities culturally, educationally and economically."

Vision Statement: "Providing leadership and voice for the arts to transform people and communities."

The Ohio Arts Council was created in 1965 to "foster and encourage the development of the arts and assist the preservation of Ohio's cultural heritage." This is accomplished by the Council in two primary methods; first, through the various grant funding programs that the Council operates to provide support to artists and to make arts activities available to a broad segment of Ohio's public; and secondly, by providing services that help to enhance the growth of the arts. There are a total of 11 different grant programs and a variety of service programs operated by the Council.

The executive director and OAC staff assist artists, arts and cultural organizations, and schools by guiding them through the application process and by working with panel consultants to arrive at the funding recommendations presented to the OAC board.

The OAC board is composed of 15 voting members appointed by the governor and four non- voting members, two each from the Ohio Senate and House of Representatives. The OAC board is responsible for final approval of funding requests. All OAC board meetings are open to the public.

About our Partners:

The National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) was established by Congress in 1965 as an independent agency of the federal government. To date, the NEA has awarded more than $4 billion to support artistic excellence, creativity, and innovation for the benefit of individuals and communities. The NEA extends its work through partnerships with state arts agencies, local leaders, other federal agencies, and the philanthropic sector.

Arts Midwest connects people throughout the Midwest and the world to meaningful arts opportunities, sharing creativity, knowledge and understanding across boundaries. Member states include Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota and Wisconsin. Over the years, Arts Midwest’s portfolio of programs has evolved to include performing, visual, and literary arts and leadership development initiatives that provide opportunities for communities large and small to engage with arts and culture.

Recognizing the value of global activities to Midwest communities, Arts Midwest has worked with foreign governments and arts organizations on an array of international projects in Argentina, Austria, Canada, Chile, China, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Israel, Japan, Mexico, Morocco, Pakistan, Poland, Slovakia and Turkey.

14 Ohio Citizens for the Arts (OCA), established in 1976, is a volunteer, not-for-profit, grass roots organization working to advocate on issues of importance to the arts in Ohio. Through the efforts of thousands of individuals and arts and education organizations, OCA is the statewide voice for public support of the arts through the investment of state and federal dollars with the Ohio Arts Council. OCA also monitors and speaks out on public policy issues affecting the arts and arts education in Ohio; provides information to Ohio citizens, members of the legislature, and state administration about issues that are important to the arts at the local, state and federal levels; and provides a unified voice for citizens, artists, and arts and education organizations throughout the state.

About This Report This report lists the grant awards given to Ohio artists, arts and cultural organizations, and schools during the FY2012-2013 biennium. The report is organized by program and then by fiscal year within program area. Each section lists, in four columns:

 Organizations and individuals that have received OAC grants, fellowships and other support;  Counties where they operated or lived;  Projects, programs or purposes for which they were funded; and  Amount of OAC funding.

15 Ohio Arts Council Board Members Fiscal Years 2012-2013

Gubernatorial Appointments

Jeffrey A. Rich, Chair, Dublin (2011 - 2016) Geraldine B. Warner, Vice-Chair, Cincinnati (2011 - 2016) Charles McWeeny, Secretary, Athens (2008 – 2012) Barbara Robinson, Chair Emeritus, Cleveland Karen Bell, Columbus (2008 – 2013) Louisa G. Celebrezze, Columbus (2008 – 2013) Matthew Colopy, Columbus (2011 - 2012) Sara Jane DeHoff, Perrysburg (2008 – 2013) James Dicke II, New Bremen (2013 - 2017) Barbara Gould, Cincinnati (2007 – 2009, 2009 – 2012) Robert Hankins, Canton (2013 - 2017) Sharon D. Howard, Dayton (2010 - 2015) Austin Keyser, McDermott (2010 – 2012) Monica Kridler, Columbus (2011- 2016) Tom Schorgl, Cleveland (2007 – 2012) Sara Vance Waddell, Cincinnati (2009 – 2014)

Legislative Appointments

Minority Leader Armond Budish, Cincinnati (2011 – 2012, 2013 - 2014) Senator Eric Kearney, Cincinnati (2011 – 2012, 2013 - 2014) Senator Gayle Manning, North Ridgeville (2011 – 2012, 2013 - 2014) Representative Peter Stautberg (2011 – 2012, 2013 - 2014)

16 Ohio Arts Council Staff Fiscal Years 2012-2013

Julie S. Henahan Executive Director

Mary Campbell-Zopf Deputy Director

PROGRAM STAFF

Grant Programs and Services Ken Emerick, Individual Artist Grants and Services Director & Percent for Art Program Director Dan Katona, Research and Program Development Director Kathy Cain, Program Coordinator Susan dePasquale, Program Coordinator (until October 2011) Joanne Eubanks, Program Coordinator (until September 2011) Pat Henahan, Program Coordinator (until December 2012) Jim Szekacs, Program Coordinator (began January 2013) Chiquita Mullins Lee, Program Coordinator (began January 2012) Kathy Signorino, Program Coordinator

AGENCY SERVICES

Director’s Office Karine Aswad, Assistant to the Executive Director

Program Information, Programs and Services Office Mary H. Gray, Riffe Gallery Director Amy McKay, Public Information Office Director (until June 2012) Elizabeth Weinstein, Public Information Office Director (began September 2012)

Grants Administration and Operations Dia Foley, Grants Office Director Brianna Dance, Grants Office Associate (began June 2013) Earl Meadows, Information Systems Assistant Carla Oesterle, Fiscal Office Assistant Jim Szekacs, Grants Office Associate (until January 2013) Kim Turner, Grants Office Associate and ADA/504 Coordinator

Phone: 614/466-2613 Fax: 614/466-4494 Website: www.oac.ohio.gov

17 State and Federal Revenues and Expenditures for Fiscal Year 2012

REVENUES State of Ohio (General Revenue Fund) $7,605,704 Gifts & Donations $245,882 Percent for Art fees $87,739 Federal – National Endowment for the Arts $1,018,100 Total Revenues $8,957,425

EXPENDITURES State of Ohio Administration/Program Services $1,939,325 General Subsidy $6,000,000 Total State Expenditures $7,939,325

FEDERAL Basic State Operating Grant $670,400 Arts Education $100,300 Poetry Out Loud $20,000 Underserved $207,400 Folk Arts Infrastructure $20,000

Total Federal Expenditures $1,018,100 Total All Expenditures FY12 $8,957,425

State and Federal Revenues and Expenditures for Fiscal Year 2013

REVENUES State of Ohio (General Revenue Fund) $9,605,704 Gifts & Donations $202,510 Percent for Art fee $7,500 Federal – National Endowment for the Arts $980,000 Total Revenues $10,795,714

EXPENDITURES State of Ohio Administration/Program Services $1,815,714 General Subsidy $8,000,000 Total State Expenditures $9,815,714

FEDERAL Basic State Operating Grant $633,400 Arts Education $95,600 Poetry Out Loud $17,500 Underserved $208,500 Folk Arts Infrastructure $25,000 Total Federal Expenditures $980,000 Total All Expenditures FY13 $10,795,714

18 STATE GRANTS

19 STATE GRANTS (LISTED BY PROGRAM)

GRANT COUNTY ORGANIZATION/INDIVIDUAL NAME PROJECT TITLE AMOUNT ARTIST EXPRESS

FISCAL YEAR 2012 GRANTS

Dairy Barn Southeastern Ohio Cultural Arts Visual Arts Residency with Athens Center Carol Tyler $750 Traditional Arts Residency Clermont St. Columban School with Fiddle and Feet $500 Creative Writing Residency Franklin Arts and College Preparatory Academy with Nancy Kangas $750 Visual Arts Residency with Franklin Central College Magnet Elementary Cindy Snodgrass $750 Ceramics Residency with Montgomery Educational Resources Inc Kristen Cliffel $750

FISCAL YEAR 2013 GRANTS

Theatre Residency with John Coshocton Pomerene Center for the Arts Flemming $750 Visual Arts Residency with Guernsey Guernsey County District Public Library Debbie Brod $250 Artist in Residence Mini- Hamilton Kennedy Heights Arts Center Inc Conference $1,900

ARTIST IN RESIDENCE

FISCAL YEAR 2012 GRANTS

CREATIVE WRITING RESIDENCIES 2-wk Creative Writing Residency with Nancy Franklin Columbus Early Learning Centers Kangas $1,600 2-wk Creative Writing Residency with Amy Franklin Columbus Torah Academy Greenberg $1,600 DANCE RESIDENCIES Lancaster City Schools *Sanderson 2-wk Dance Residency with Fairfield Elementary Fiddle-n-Feet $1,600 2-wk Dance Residency with Franklin New Albany K-1 Elementary Tom Evert $1,600 2-wk Dance Residency with Hamilton Nativity School Inlet Dance Theatre $1,600

20 2-wk Dance Residency with Highland HCCAO--Greenfield Head Start Tom Evert $1,600 2-wk Dance Residency with Lucas Toledo Public Schools *Beverly Valerie Salstrom $1,600 2-wk Dance Residency with Miami Overfield Early Childhood Program Bill Wade $1,600 DESIGN ARTS RESIDENCIES 2-wk Design Residency with Clark Westcott House Foundation Cara Armstrong $800 3-wk Visual Arts Residency Scioto Southern Ohio Museum and Cultural Center with J. Cotner & P Walker $2,400 MEDIA ARTS RESIDENCIES 2-wk Media Arts Residency Hamilton Media Bridges Cincinnati Inc with Steven Bognar $1,600 2-wk Media Arts Residency Henry Holgate Local School with Susan Halpern $1,600 MUSIC RESIDENCIES 2-wk Music Residency with Cuyahoga Saint Rocco School Hal Walker $1,600 THEATRE RESIDENCIES 2-wk Theatre Residency Hamilton St Vincent Ferrer School with Bill Morgan-Sign Stage $1,600 2-wk Theatre Residency with Mad River Theatre Logan Bellefontaine Cultural Arts Commission Works $1,600 TRADITIONAL ARTS RESIDENCIES 2-wk Traditional Arts Residency with Russ Hamilton Madeira City School District Childers $1,600 2-wk Traditional Arts Residency with Russ Scioto Northwest Elementary Childers $1,600 VISUAL ARTS RESIDENCIES Allen County Board of Developmental 2-wk Visual Arts Residency Allen Disabilities with Patty Mitchell $1,600 2-wk Visual Arts Residency Erie St Mary Central Catholic High School with Kate Kern $1,600 3-wk Visual Arts Residency Hamilton Good Shepherd Catholic Montessori School with Debbie Brod $2,400 3-wk Visual Arts Residency Hamilton Kennedy Heights Arts Center Inc with Migiwa Orimo $2,400 2-wk Visual Arts Residency Hamilton Mercy Montessori Center with Kate Kern $1,600 2-wk Visual Arts Residency Hamilton Whitewater Valley Elementary School with Debbie Brod $1,600 2-wk Visual Arts Residency Highland Greenfield Middle School with Matthew Paskiet $1,600 Toledo Public Schools *Birmingham 2-wk Visual Arts Residency Lucas Elementary with Matt Paskiet $1,600

21 ARTS ACCESS FISCAL YEAR 2012 GRANTS Loudonville Theatre and Arts Committee Ashland *Ashland Chautauqua Committee Operating Support $2,635 Ashtabula Ashtabula County Choral Music Society Operating Support $2,427 Ashtabula Ashtabula Orchestra Society Operating Support $2,124 Athens Brick Monkey Theater Ensemble Operating Support $2,947 Athens Ohio University *Quarter After Eight Operating Support $2,328 Auglaize Riverside Art Center Operating Support $2,565 Cuyahoga Western Reserve Chorale Operating Support $2,704 Cuyahoga Arts in Strongsville Operating Support $2,531 Cuyahoga Foluke Cultural Arts Center Inc Operating Support $2,877 Cuyahoga North Union Farmers Market Operating Support $2,808 Cuyahoga Quire Cleveland Operating Support $2,125 Defiance Village Players of Hicksville Ohio Inc Operating Support $1,872 Delaware Central Ohio Bluegrass Association Inc Operating Support $3,006 Erie North Coast Cancer Foundation Operating Support $2,600 Phoenix Rising Printmaking Cooperative Franklin Inc Operating Support $2,565 Gallia Native American Education Association Operating Support $2,669 Greene African American Cross-Cultural Works Operating Support $2,843 Hamilton Jubilant Singers Operating Support $2,947 Henry Napoleon Community Band Operating Support $856 Hocking Ravensun Operating Support $1,443 Knox Knox County Art League Operating Support $2,912 Lorain Music on a Mission Inc Operating Support $2,369 Lucas Glacity Theatre Collective Inc Operating Support $2,773 Lucas Scrap4Art Operating Support $2,815 Mahoning Stambaugh Chorus Operating Support $2,808 Medina Cliffside Artists Collaborative Operating Support $2,704 Medina Medina County Arts Council Inc Operating Support $902 Montgomery SMAG Dance Collective Inc Operating Support $2,843 Muskingum Muskingum Valley Symphonic Winds Operating Support $1,839 Noble Noble County Historical Society Inc Operating Support $2,773 Ottawa Put-in-Bay Arts Council Operating Support $6,294 Sunday Creek Associates *Little Cities of Perry Black Diamonds Council Operating Support $2,843 Warren Otterbein Homes Inc Operating Support $2,427 Warren Waynesville Merchants Association Operating Support $2,635 Wayne Main Street Wooster Inc Operating Support $2,369 Pemberville Freedom Area Historical Wood Society Inc Operating Support $2,739

FISCAL YEAR 2013 GRANTS

Loudonville Theatre and Arts Committee Ashland *Ashland Chautauqua Committee Operating Support $2,687 Ashtabula Ashtabula County Choral Music Society Operating Support $2,475

22 Ashtabula Ashtabula Orchestra Society Operating Support $2,166 Athens Brick Monkey Theater Ensemble Operating Support $3,000 Athens Ohio University *Quarter After Eight Operating Support $2,375 Auglaize Riverside Art Center Operating Support $2,617 Cuyahoga Arts in Strongsville Operating Support $2,581 Cuyahoga Foluke Cultural Arts Center Inc Operating Support $2,935 Cuyahoga North Union Farmers Market Operating Support $2,864 Cuyahoga Quire Cleveland Operating Support $2,168 Cuyahoga Western Reserve Chorale Operating Support $2,758 Defiance Village Players of Hicksville Ohio Inc Operating Support $1,910 Delaware Central Ohio Bluegrass Association Inc Operating Support $3,062 Erie North Coast Cancer Foundation Operating Support $2,652 Phoenix Rising Printmaking Cooperative Franklin Inc Operating Support $2,617 Gallia Native American Education Association Operating Support $2,723 Greene African American Cross-Cultural Works Operating Support $2,899 Hamilton Jubilant Singers Operating Support $3,000 Henry Napoleon Community Band Operating Support $873 Hocking Ravensun Operating Support $1,471 Knox Knox County Art League Operating Support $2,970 Lorain Music on a Mission Inc Operating Support $2,416 Lucas Glacity Theatre Collective Inc Operating Support $2,829 Lucas Scrap4Art Operating Support $2,871 Mahoning Stambaugh Chorus Operating Support $2,864 Medina Cliffside Artists Collaborative Operating Support $2,758 Medina Medina County Arts Council Inc Operating Support $920 Montgomery SMAG Dance Collective Inc Operating Support $2,899 Muskingum Muskingum Valley Symphonic Winds Operating Support $1,875 Noble Noble County Historical Society Inc Operating Support $2,829 Ottawa Put-in-Bay Arts Council Operating Support $6,935 Sunday Creek Associates *Little Cities of Perry Black Diamonds Council Operating Support $2,899 Warren Otterbein Homes Inc Operating Support $2,475 Warren Waynesville Merchants Association Operating Support $2,687 Wayne Main Street Wooster Inc Operating Support $2,416 Pemberville Freedom Area Historical Wood Society Inc Operating Support $2,793

ARTS PARTNERSHIP FISCAL YEAR 2012 GRANTS

Athens Athens Photographic Project Athens Photographic Project $6,954 New Play, Film and Poetry Cuyahoga Friends of Cleveland School of the Arts Festival Program $11,954 Dancing Wheels' School Cuyahoga Professional Flair Inc Residency Program $8,368 Cuyahoga Progressive Arts Alliance Inc Arts-Integrated Partnerships $11,954

23 Cuyahoga Roots of American Music On the Move $11,954 University Circle Inc Early Learning Initiative Cuyahoga (ELI) $10,460 Fairfield Decorative Arts Center of Ohio Arts Education Program $10,460 CATCO (Contemporary American Theatre Expanded "At-Risk" Franklin Company) Residency Program $3,890 Franklin Columbus College of Art and Design Creative Educators Day $6,081 Franklin Dublin Arts Council Gravity $1,913 Art in the House & Franklin Greater Columbus Arts Council TRANSIT ARTS $11,954 Jazz Academy Youth Jazz Franklin Jazz Arts Group of Columbus Program $1,946 re-DESIGN-ing ARTS Franklin Ohio Alliance for Arts Education EDUCATION $11,954 Wexner Center / Pages Art- Franklin The Ohio State University *Wexner Center and-Writing Program $5,164 Arts/Technology and Social Greene YS Kids Playhouse Media Journalism $9,623 Hamilton Contemporary Arts Center Scripps Schools Program $3,389 Inside/Outside: The Prison Hamilton Contemporary Dance Theater Inc Project $6,485 Mercy Franciscan Senior Health And DaySTAY Collaborative Hamilton Housing Services Inc Film Project #2 $11,954 Hamilton Urban Appalachian Council Write to Education $10,460 Licking Granville Studio of Visual Arts Extending STEAM $9,468 Logan Mad River Theater Works YouthWorks $10,460 Lorain Ohio Dance Theatre Kids in Motion $10,460 School Partners With Artists Montgomery Dayton Performing Arts Alliance Reaching Kids (SPARK) $11,954 Blue Sky Arts Partnership Montgomery Involvement Advocacy Project $4,782 Montgomery We Care Arts Inc Taking Art on the Road! $10,460

FISCAL YEAR 2013 GRANTS

Ashland Symphony Ashland Ashland Symphony Association Orchestra @ Your Library $1,823 Athens Photographic Project Athens Athens Photographic Project - Photography Classes $13,602 Athens Paper Circle Circle Round the Square $10,121 Performing Arts Center / Clark Clark State Community College Project Jericho $11,757 Clark Westcott House Foundation Design Studio $15,935 Cuyahoga Cleveland Public Theatre Inc Y Haven Theatre Project $15,935 Music and it's Industry: Your Cuyahoga Contemporary Youth Orchestra Songs! $12,723 Cuyahoga Friends of Cleveland School of the Arts 2013 Festival of New Works $13,602 Musical Neighborhoods and Cuyahoga Musical Arts Association Rainbow Concerts $12,152

24 Global Dance & Music Cuyahoga Passport Project Collective $11,144 Dare to Be Different Cuyahoga Professional Flair Inc Residency Program $13,815 Cuyahoga Progressive Arts Alliance Inc Arts-Integrated Partnerships $15,935 Cuyahoga Roots of American Music On the Move $15,935 Early Learning Initiative Cuyahoga University Circle Inc (ELI) $13,602 Fairfield Decorative Arts Center of Ohio Arts Education Program $10,460 Franklin Buckeye Chapter SPEBSQSA Harmony Camp $15,935 CATCO (Contemporary American Theatre Expanded "At-Risk" Franklin Company) Residency Program $5,185 Columbus and Central Ohio Children's Middle School Honors Franklin Chorus Foundation Chorus $2,788 Franklin Columbus College of Art and Design Creative Educators Day $9,562 Pressing Matters / Critical Franklin Columbus Museum of Art Works $13,815 Art in the House & Franklin Greater Columbus Arts Council TRANSIT ARTS $15,935 Franklin Jazz Arts Group of Columbus Youth Jazz Program $1,819 re-DESIGN-ing ARTS Franklin Ohio Alliance for Arts Education EDUCATION $15,935 YSKP's Summer Theater Greene YS Kids Playhouse Arts Immersion Program $13,602 Hamilton Art Opportunities Inc Art For All Mural $13,058 The Scripps Schools Hamilton Contemporary Arts Center Program $5,153 Inside/Outside: The Prison Hamilton Contemporary Dance Theater Inc Project $8,645 Hamilton Urban Appalachian Council Write to Education $13,943 Licking Granville Studio of Visual Arts Extending STEAM $12,621 Logan Mad River Theater Works YouthWorks $13,943 Lorain Ohio Dance Theatre Kids in Motion $13,943 Young Artists at Work Lucas Arts Commission of Greater Toledo (YAAW) $15,935 Academy 333 Urban Arts Lucas Toledo School for the Arts Initiative $6,134 School Partners With Artists Montgomery Dayton Performing Arts Alliance Reaching Kids (SPARK) $15,935 Montgomery K12 Gallery for Young People Art of Innovation $4,208 Secondary Teachers Summer Montgomery Muse Machine Inc Workshop $6,662 Help Us Design a Show! Primary Village School- Montgomery Washington Township Recreation Center School Residency $4,016 Montgomery We Care Arts Inc Taking Art on the Road! $13,921 Wick Poetry Center / Portage Kent State University *Wick Poetry Center Healing Stanzas $5,468 Curriculum Based Education Stark Canton Museum of Art Tools $11,699

25 INDIVIDUAL EXCELLENCE AWARDS FISCAL YEAR 2012 GRANTS

CHOREOGRAPHERS Cuyahoga David J Shimotakahara Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Franklin Esther M Baker-Tarpaga Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Franklin Keely S Glenn Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Franklin Jon N Loupe Individual Excellence Award $5,000 COMPOSERS Cuyahoga Keith Fitch Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Cuyahoga Jeremy Allen Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Franklin Marc Ainger Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Franklin Rocco J Di Pietro Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Wood Burton Beerman Individual Excellence Award $5,000 CRITICS Cuyahoga Philip Metres Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Hamilton Mark C Harris Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Lorain Ann C Albright Individual Excellence Award $5,000 CREATIVE WRITERS Athens Danielle Leshaw Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Athens Kevin Haworth Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Cuyahoga Tricia C Springstubb Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Cuyahoga Sarah P Willis Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Cuyahoga George R Brant Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Cuyahoga Eric Coble Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Cuyahoga Faye M Sholiton Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Delaware Chris Shaw Swanson Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Franklin Lynn A Bartels Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Franklin Akhim Y Cabey Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Franklin Ann M Elliot Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Franklin Debie Thomas Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Hamilton Thomas M Atkinson Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Montgomery Sharon G Short Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Warren Heather K Lanier Individual Excellence Award $5,000 PLAYWRIGHTS Hamilton Joseph P McDonough Individual Excellence Award $5,000 POETS Out of State Abigail J Chew Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Allen Jeff Gundy Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Clark Jody L Rambo Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Cuyahoga Philip J Metres Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Franklin Melissa C Barrett Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Franklin Matthew M Cariello Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Franklin Lesley M Jenike Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Lucas Michael J Cherry Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Mahoning Karen M Schubert Individual Excellence Award $5,000

26 FISCAL YEAR 2013 GRANTS

CRAFTSPEOPLE Athens Alexandra Hibbitt Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Cuyahoga Christine Mauersberger Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Cuyahoga Michael Mikula Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Cuyahoga Stephen Yusko Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Franklin CarolAnn Snyder Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Geauga Jenny Mendes Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Greene Justin K Teilhet Individual Excellence Award $5,000 DESIGNERS Cuyahoga Todd Krispinsky Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Washington Bobby Rosenstock Individual Excellence Award $5,000 INTERDISCIPLINARY ARTISTS Cuyahoga Mari Hulick Individual Excellence Award $2,500 Cuyahoga Mary Jo Toles Individual Excellence Award $2,500 Greene Michael Casselli Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Greene Migiwa Orimo Individual Excellence Award $5,000 FILM AND VIDEO ARTISTS Cuyahoga Bruce Checefsky Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Cuyahoga Laura Paglin Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Franklin Gabrielle Burton Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Knox Claudia Esslinger Individual Excellence Award $5,000 PHOTOGRAPHERS Cuyahoga Lori Kella Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Hamilton Sheida Soleimani Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Montgomery Christine Zuercher Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Montgomery Francis Schanberger Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Montgomery Janelle Young Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Montgomery Sean Wilkinson Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Summit Stephen Tomasko Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Wood Justin Leonard Individual Excellence Award $5,000 VISUAL ARTISTS Butler Tracy Featherstone Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Cuyahoga Michael Loderstedt Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Cuyahoga Dana Oldfather Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Cuyahoga Judy Takacs Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Cuyahoga Sue Umbenhour Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Cuyahoga Susan Danko Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Cuyahoga Paul O'Keeffe Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Cuyahoga Scott Stibich Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Delaware Deborah Griffing Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Franklin Melissa Vogley Woods Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Franklin Laura Sanders Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Franklin Michael May Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Franklin Jaime Bennati Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Gallia Benjy Davies Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Hamilton Nathan Weikert Individual Excellence Award $5,000

27 Hamilton Noel Anderson Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Licking Christian Faur Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Licking Gregory Murr Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Lucas Edmond Kanwischer Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Montgomery Emily Trick Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Scioto Todd Reynolds Individual Excellence Award $5,000 Summit Elizabeth Stimson Individual Excellence Award $5,000

PROJECT SUPPORT FISCAL YEAR 2012 GRANTS

CAPACITY BUILDING Strategic Planning and Out of State Heights Youth Theatre Website Development $2,147 Building Audiences for Cuyahoga Cleveland Modern Dance Association Dance $2,001 Cuyahoga Contemporary Youth Orchestra Audience Development $2,234 Baseline Study of Fairfield Decorative Arts Center of Ohio Community Awareness $2,205 Westerville Symphony at Otterbein Facilitator for Board Franklin University Development $2,059 Knox Kenyon Review Web Improvements $2,205 Lucas Toledo Ballet Association Inc Communications Audit $2,176 CREATIVE ECONOMY - IMPLEMENTATION The Power of Three: The Cuyahoga Cleveland Play House Allen Theatre Project $16,395 GENERAL PROJECT SUPPORT Family Holiday Pops Ashland Ashland Symphony Association Concert $1,885 Tudor England: Music in Cuyahoga Cantores Ecclesiae Times of Turmoil $1,015 Muses in Music - Educational Interactive Cuyahoga Cleveland Baroque Orchestra Programs $2,234 Cuyahoga Community College *Center for Cuyahoga Arts and Culture The Gilgamesh Project $2,176 Chagrin Documentary Film Cuyahoga Fevered Dreams Productions Festival $1,813 Inlet Dance Theatre Arts Cuyahoga Inlet Dance Theatre Programming $2,118 Britten-Fest: The Music of a Cuyahoga Music and Art at Trinity Cathedral Inc 20th-Century Genius $2,118 Cuyahoga Opera Circle Opera Series Free to All $2,118 Traditional Dance Cuyahoga Passport Project Documentary $1,885 Cuyahoga Shore Civic Center Corporation Shore Community Programs $1,739 The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and American Music Masters Cuyahoga Museum Inc 2011 $2,234 Ohio Outdoor Sculpture Cuyahoga The Sculpture Center Inventory $2,263 Cuyahoga Tremont West Development Corporation Arts in August $5,756

28 Exploring New Cuyahoga Verb Ballets Opportunities for New Home $1,578 Franklin New Albany Children's Ballet Theatre The Nutcracker $1,943 Outreach to Underserved Greene Chamber Music in Yellow Springs Inc Demographics $2,147 Hamilton Jazz Alive Inc In School Time Jazz $777 Hamilton Madcap Productions Inc Healthy Habits $2,147 New Work Creation & Hamilton Mam-Luft and Company Dance Presentation $1,474 Manifest Press - Manifest Creative Research Gallery and International Painting Hamilton Drawing Center Annual 2 $1,797 Graham Gund Gallery/Oxherding Exhibit & Knox Kenyon College *Graham Gund Gallery Program $1,595 Lorain Oberlin College Summer Theater Festival $2,205 Youth Glee Club: Teen Lorain True North Cultural Arts Issues $2,089 Accredited Supplemental Art Medina Cliffside Artists Collaborative Program $1,768 Impacting Learning in the Montgomery Muse Machine Inc Classroom $2,292 Montgomery The Fine Art Center at Town & Country Gallery Activities $1,856 Stark Players Guild of Canton Inc Special - Organization $1,972 Collaborative Vocal Arts Summit Central Summit County Choral Society Outreach Programs $2,001 Heinz Poll Summer Dance Summit City of Akron Festival $17,147 College of Wooster *Wooster Chamber Wooster Chamber Music Wayne Music Series Series Fall 2011 Concerts $2,059

FISCAL YEAR 2013 GRANTS

CAPACITY BUILDING Website Redesign/Technology Cuyahoga Groundworks DanceTheater Upgrade $2,406 Fairfield Decorative Arts Center of Ohio Integrated Marketing Plan $1,477 Fairfield The Ohio Glass Museum Strategic Planning $2,517 Franklin Ohio Arts Presenters Network Strategic Planning $1,094 Marketing and Professional Franklin OhioDance Development $2,629 Fairmount Center for the Creative and Geauga Performing Arts Feasibility Study $2,573 Resource Development Henry Henry County Arts Council Evaluation $1,949 Consultant for Lucas Arts Commission of Greater Toledo ARTOMATIC 419! $2,909 Medina ORMACO Inc Board Development $735 CREATIVE ECONOMY - IMPLEMENTATION Clark Westcott House Foundation Virtual Design Lab $15,911

29 GENERAL PROJECT SUPPORT Ashland Ashland Symphony Association Family Holiday Pops $2,186 Ashland Ashland Ashland University *Spectrum Series University/Spectrum Series $2,296 Clark Gary Geis Dance Company Dance for Four Concert $376 Clinton Murphy Theatre Community Center Inc Season Programming $2,684 Cuyahoga Cantores Ecclesiae $699 Cuyahoga ChamberFest Cleveland ChamberFEST 2013 $2,406 Ohio Arts Writing Support - Cuyahoga Cleveland Institute of Art *Arthopper Arthopper.org $2,296 Downtown Cleveland Improvement Cuyahoga Corporation Pop Up Party at the Plaza $2,021 The Spiritual, Jazz and Cuyahoga Duffy Liturgical Dance Ensemble Opera $2,462 Chagrin Documentary Film Cuyahoga Fevered Dreams Productions Festival $2,684 Cuyahoga Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage Bezalel On Tour $2,241 A Festival of Chamber Cuyahoga Music and Art at Trinity Cathedral Inc Music by Johannes Brahms $1,251 Rigoletto: Reinstating Opera Cuyahoga Opera Circle Downtown $2,186 Cuyahoga Professional Flair Inc Dumbo, A New Story Ballet $2,629 The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and American Music Masters Cuyahoga Museum Inc 2012 $2,796 Cuyahoga The Sculpture Center Sculpture X $2,517 Cuyahoga Tremont West Development Corporation Arts in August $6,517 Cuyahoga Verb Ballets Dance Master Classes $643 Cuyahoga Wooster Jam Inc Music Festival $2,740 Collective Arts Network Cuyahoga Zygote Press Inc Journal $2,406 Delaware Central Ohio Symphony Inc New Work Commission $772 AHA! A Hands-on Adventure, A Childrens Fairfield Museum Arts Space $1,672 Franklin German Village Society Bicentennial Celebration $1,297 Franklin Hilliard Arts Council Summer Concert Series $2,639 Franklin Jefferson Academy of Music Signature Series $2,573 Bicentennial Columbus Franklin Neighborhood Design Center Activity Book $1,314 Franklin New Albany Children's Ballet Theatre The Nutcracker $2,021 Ohio Alliance for Arts Education *Locality Franklin 2012 Locality 2012 $2,573 Franklin Ohioana Library Association 2012 Ohioana Book Festival $2,852 ROY G BIV Gallery for Emerging Artists Franklin Inc Emerging Artist Series $1,762 Franklin Sunday at Central Chamber Music Series $1,344 The Ohio State University *East Asian East Asian Studies/3 Rooms Franklin Studies Center of KIOKU $1,007 Wexner Center for the Arts: Franklin The Ohio State University *Wexner Center DIY Collective $2,684

30 Westerville Symphony at Otterbein Daniel Bernard Roumain Franklin University Residency $2,909 Commission of String Greene Chamber Music in Yellow Springs Inc Quartet $1,969 Greene Xenia Area Community Theater Inc Kids Summer Workshop $500 Harvest Cincinnati: 2012 Hamilton Bi-Okoto Drum & Dance Theatre Celebration of Heritage $2,351 Constella Cincinnati Festival of Music and Hamilton Fine Arts Music and Fine Arts Festival $2,629 The Scene: Young Professional Capacity Hamilton Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati Building $2,131 New Work Development and Hamilton Mam-Luft and Company Dance Related Activities $1,477 Hamilton Urban Appalachian Council Appalachian Writers Series $2,852 The Works: Ohio Center for History, Art Life Journals: The Art of Licking and Technology Aminah Robinson $2,796 Licking Weathervane Playhouse WYART Program $2,629 Logan Mad River Theater Works New Play Creation and Tour $2,131 Lorain Main Street Elyria 2012 Music Fest $6,912 Oberlin Summer Theater Lorain Oberlin College Festival 2012 Season $1,577 Credo Festival Community Lorain Slowik Music Institute Service Projects $2,629 175th Anniversary Mercer Village of St Henry Celebration $2,629 Tipp City Area Arts Council Miami Tipp Monroe Community Services Summer Concert Series $2,629 Montgomery Bach Society of Dayton New Work Commission $650 SunWatch Native Flute Montgomery Dayton Society of Natural History Gathering Event $1,114 3rd Annual Ohio Printmakers Co-op Montgomery Dayton Visual Arts Center Gathering $2,186 Montgomery Involvement Advocacy Summer Artist Residencies $2,058 Museum on the Street Montgomery K12 Gallery for Young People Community Project $30 Development of Three In- Montgomery Muse Machine Inc School Programs $2,462 Multi-Disciplinary Arts Montgomery The Fine Art Center at Town & Country Series $2,573 Stark Ananda Center for the Arts Guitar Festival $2,021 Heinz Poll Summer Dance Summit City of Akron Festival $10,629 College of Wooster *Wooster Chamber Wooster Chamber Music Wayne Music Series Series $2,517

31 SPECIALS - INDIVIDUALS FISCAL YEAR 2013 GRANTS

Alliance of Artist Belmont Siena Baldi Communities Conference $1,250 Ohio Heritage Fellowship Butler Anupama Mirle Award $5,550 Alliance of Artist Franklin Diane Nance Communities Conference $1,250 Alliance of Artist Franklin James Bowling Communities Conference $1,250 Alliance of Artist Lucas Marc Folk Communities Conference $1,250 Ohio Heritage Fellowship Richland Sogbety Diomande Award $5,822 Alliance of Artist Summit Mark Masuoka Communities Conference $1,250

SPECIAL PROJECTS - ORGANIZATIONS FISCAL YEAR 2012 GRANTS

Strategic Plan for Johnny Ashland Johnny Appleseed Heritage Center Inc Appleseed Heritage Center $3,822 SPACES World Artists Cuyahoga SPACES Program $15,000 Cuyahoga Professional Flair Inc Conference Support $3,500 Cuyahoga Zygote Press Inc Dresden Exchange $25,000 Franklin Jazz Arts Group of Columbus Jazz Audiences Initiative $10,000 Ohio State Fair Fine Arts Franklin Ohio Expositions Commission Exhibition $4,000 Franklin Ohioana Library Association Poetry Out Loud $10,000 Time and Place: An Franklin Otterbein University International Exhibition $12,608 Phoenix Rising Printmaking Cooperative 2012 Ohio Printmaker Franklin Inc Gathering $4,000 The Ohio State University *WOSU Public Tony Ellis's Quest- Franklin Media Documentary $3,500 Franklin The Ohio State University *Art Education Barnett Symposium $1,000 The Ohio State University *Department of The Camouflage Project: Franklin Theatre Cryptologic History Tour $5,000 Hamilton World Choir Games 2012 Inc World Choir Games 2012 $15,000 Kenyon College/Eden in Knox Kenyon College *Graham Gund Gallery Exile Exhibit & Program $3,000 English National Ballet Lucas Ballet Theatre of Toledo Inc Summer Course $7,500 International Artist in Montgomery Dayton Visual Arts Center Residence Liliana Basarab $2,000 Ohio Heritage Fellowship Montgomery Greater Dayton Public Television Inc Profiles $5,130

32 Out of State Cultural Data Project Ohio Cultural Data Project $15,000 Ohio Artist Residencies at Out of State Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown FAWC in Provincetown $30,600 Ohio Artist Residencies at Out of State Headlands Center for the Arts Headlands $22,000 Out of State National Assembly of State Arts Agencies Membership Dues $16,795 Vermont Studio Center/OAC Out of State Vermont Studio Center Inc Residency Program $9,500

FISCAL YEAR 2013 GRANTS Creating Vibrant Communities Through the Out of State Arts Midwest Arts $5,000 Out of State Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown Ohio Artist Residencies $30,600 Vermont Studio Center/OAC Out of State Vermont Studio Center Inc Residency Program $9,500 Vermont Studio Center/OAC Out of State Vermont Studio Center Inc Residency Program $9,500 Jack Earl: Modern Master Clark Springfield Museum of Art Exhibit $4,000 SPACES World Artists Cuyahoga SPACES Program $20,000 Cuyahoga Zygote Press Inc Dresden Exchange $25,000 Franklin Jazz Arts Group of Columbus Jazz Arts Initiative Part II $10,000 Franklin Ohio Arts Presenters Network IMPACT $28,500 Ohio State Fair Fine Arts Franklin Ohio Expositions Commission Exhibition $7,500 Franklin Ohioana Library Association Poetry Out Loud Partnership $20,000 Impulsos Vertiginosos Franklin Otterbein University Exhibit $3,000 Compositions for the Trinity Franklin SID Public Services Association Church Chime $2,547 Ohio Heritage Showcase at Franklin Spiritual Sadhna Society Columbus Int Festival $2,000 Ohio Symposium on Franklin The Ohio State University *Arts Initiative Printmaking $5,375 Hamilton Tiger Lily Press Ohio Print Gathering 2013 $4,957 Montgomery Dayton Art Institute CEC ArtsLink Residency $3,000 Ohio Heritage Fellowship Montgomery Greater Dayton Public Television Inc Profiles $2,435 Ohio Heritage Fellowship Montgomery Greater Dayton Public Television Inc Profiles $17,800 Out of State Arts Midwest Membership Dues $40,285 Out of State Arts Midwest Membership Dues $21,957 Ohio Artist Residencies at Out of State Headlands Center for the Arts Headlands $22,000 Out of State National Assembly of State Arts Agencies Membership Dues $19,215 Culture Grants Online Out of State Western States Arts Federation FY2014 License Fees $12,000 City of Twinsburg/Dance Summit City of Twinsburg Under the Stars $4,000

33 SUSTAINABILITY (OVER $1.5 MILLION) FISCAL YEAR 2012 GRANTS

Cuyahoga Beck Center for the Arts Operating Support $36,015 Cuyahoga Cleveland Film Society Operating Support $29,939 Cuyahoga Cleveland Museum of Art Operating Support $314,659 Cuyahoga Cleveland Music School Settlement Operating Support $49,903 Cuyahoga Cleveland Play House Operating Support $75,388 Cuyahoga Great Lakes Theater Festival Inc Operating Support $47,486 Cuyahoga Karamu House Inc Operating Support $29,508 Cuyahoga Museum of Contemporary Art Operating Support $29,074 Cuyahoga Musical Arts Association Operating Support $314,659 Cuyahoga Playhouse Square Foundation Operating Support $314,440 Cuyahoga Young Audiences of Northeast Ohio Operating Support $33,874 Franklin Ballet Metropolitan Inc Operating Support $60,719 Columbus Association for the Performing Franklin Arts Operating Support $95,356 Franklin Columbus Museum of Art Operating Support $91,279 Franklin Columbus Symphony Orchestra Inc Operating Support $89,774 Franklin Greater Columbus Arts Council Operating Support $61,841 Franklin Jazz Arts Group of Columbus Operating Support $36,543 Hamilton Childrens Theatre of Cincinnati Operating Support $33,489 Hamilton Cincinnati Ballet Company Inc Operating Support $707 Hamilton Cincinnati Museum Association Operating Support $122,620 Hamilton Cincinnati Musical Festival Association Operating Support $31,705 Hamilton Cincinnati Opera Association Operating Support $73,548 Hamilton Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park Operating Support $107,275 Hamilton Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Operating Support $313,519 Hamilton Contemporary Arts Center Operating Suport $41,686 Hamilton Taft Museum of Art Operating Support $50,875 Lake Fine Arts Association Operating Support $28,916 Toledo Cultural Arts Center at the Lucas Valentine Theatre Operating Support $26,787 Lucas Toledo Museum of Art Operating Support $137,354 Montgomery Dayton Opera Association Operating Support $29,982 Montgomery Dayton Performing Arts Alliance Operating Support $60,457 Montgomery Victoria Theatre Association Operating Support $127,617 Renaissance Performing Arts Association Richland Inc Operating Support $30,736 Summit Community Hall Foundation Operating Support $35,194

FISCAL YEAR 2013 GRANTS

Cuyahoga Beck Center for the Arts Operating Support $50,145 Cuyahoga Cleveland Film Society Operating Support $39,706 Cuyahoga Cleveland Museum of Art Operating Support $390,822 Cuyahoga Cleveland Music School Settlement Operating Support $67,300 Cuyahoga Cleveland Play House Operating Support $99,430

34 Cuyahoga Great Lakes Theater Festival Inc Operating Support $64,916 Cuyahoga Karamu House Inc Operating Support $39,122 Cuyahoga Musical Arts Association Operating Support $390,822 Cuyahoga Playhouse Square Foundation Operating Support $390,822 Cuyahoga Young Audiences of Northeast Ohio Operating Support $43,407 Franklin Ballet Metropolitan Inc Operating Support $81,878 Columbus Association for the Performing Franklin Arts Operating Support $146,824 Franklin Columbus Museum of Art Operating Support $118,444 Franklin Columbus Symphony Orchestra Inc Operating Support $113,162 Franklin Greater Columbus Arts Council Operating Support $86,154 Franklin Jazz Arts Group of Columbus Operating Support $46,949 Hamilton Childrens Theatre of Cincinnati Operating Support $42,085 Hamilton Cincinnati Ballet Company Inc Operating Support $98,073 Hamilton Cincinnati Museum Association Operating Support $163,031 Hamilton Cincinnati Musical Festival Association Operating Support $40,885 Hamilton Cincinnati Opera Association Operating Support $96,700 Hamilton Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park Operating Support $144,240 Hamilton Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Operating Support $391,850 Hamilton Contemporary Arts Center Operating Suport $55,567 Lake Fine Arts Association Operating Support $38,510 Lucas Toledo Museum of Art Operating Support $189,312 Lucas Toledo Orchestra Association Inc Operating Support $94,624 Mahoning Butler Institute of American Art Operating Support $48,520 Montgomery Dayton Art Institute Operating Support $85,777 Montgomery Dayton Opera Association Operating Support $38,858 Montgomery Dayton Performing Arts Alliance Operating Support $81,602 Renaissance Performing Arts Association Richland Inc Operating Support $40,042 Summit Community Hall Foundation Operating Support $46,374

SUSTAINABILITY (UNDER $1.5 MILLION) FISCAL YEAR 2012 GRANTS

Allen Artspace/Lima Operating Support $6,165 Allen Council for the Arts of Greater Lima Operating Support $7,325 Allen Lima Symphony Orchestra Operating Support $12,355 Ashland Ashland University *Literature Operating Support $3,634 Ashtabula Ashtabula Arts Center Operating Support $12,295 Auglaize Arts Place Inc Operating Support $14,333 Butler City of Fairfield Operating Support $4,318 Butler Fitton Center for Creative Arts Operating Support $16,536 Champaign Champaign County Arts Council Inc Operating Support $2,751 Clark Clark State Community College Operating Support $16,979 Clark Springfield Arts Council Inc Operating Support $25,484 Clark Springfield Museum of Art Operating Support $10,466 Clark Springfield Symphony Orchestra Operating Support $11,431 Clark Westcott House Foundation Operating Support $11,367

35 Cuyahoga Art House Inc Operating Support $6,340 Cuyahoga Artists Archives of the Western Reserve Operating Support $7,727 Cuyahoga Arts Collinwood Operating Support $4,922 Cuyahoga BAYarts Operating Support $10,097 Cuyahoga Broadway School of Music and the Arts Operating Support $6,994 Cuyahoga Chagrin Foundation for Arts and Culture Operating Support $6,227 Cuyahoga Chagrin Valley Little Theatre Operating Support $9,456 Cuyahoga Children's Museum of Cleveland Operating Support $16,246 Cuyahoga Cleveland Artists Foundation Operating Support $2,745 Cuyahoga Cleveland Baroque Orchestra Operating Support $17,670 Cuyahoga Cleveland Choral Arts Association Operating Support $5,486 Cuyahoga Cleveland Festival of Arts and Technology Operating Support $13,682 Cuyahoga Cleveland Institute of Art *Cinematheque Operating Support $6,351 Cuyahoga Cleveland Jazz Orchestra Operating Support $4,296 Cuyahoga Cleveland Modern Dance Association Operating Support $10,719 Cuyahoga Cleveland Pops Orchestra Operating Support $16,595 Cuyahoga Cleveland Public Theatre Inc Operating Support $17,275 Cuyahoga Cleveland Restoration Society Operating Support $16,399 Cuyahoga Cleveland State University *Art Gallery Operating Support $5,448 Cuyahoga Cleveland Womens Orchestra Operating Support $1,810 Community Partnership for Arts and Cuyahoga Culture Operating Support $17,375 Cuyahoga Contemporary Youth Orchestra Operating Support $8,164 Cuyahoga Community College *Center for Cuyahoga Arts and Culture Operating Support $11,982 Cuyahoga Community College *Tri-C Cuyahoga JazzFest Operating Support $14,107 Cuyahoga Eleanor B Rainey Memorial Institute Operating Support $7,384 Cuyahoga Ensemble Theatre of Cleveland Operating Support $3,524 Cuyahoga Groundworks DanceTheater Operating Support $11,162 Cuyahoga Heights Arts Collaborative Inc Operating Support $6,554 Cuyahoga Intermuseum Conservation Assn Operating Support $17,725 Cuyahoga Joyful Noise Neighborhood Music School Operating Support $2,260 Cuyahoga L.A.N.D studio Inc Operating Support $12,746 Mandel Jewish Community Center of Cuyahoga Cleveland Operating Support $9,317 Cuyahoga Mercury Summer Stock Operating Support $2,240 Cuyahoga Near West Theatre Operating Support $12,505 Cuyahoga Opera Circle Operating Support $5,451 Cuyahoga ParkWorks Operating Support $1,899 Cuyahoga Professional Flair Inc Operating Support $12,112 Cuyahoga Progressive Arts Alliance Inc Operating Support $8,979 Cuyahoga Roots of American Music Operating Support $7,314 Cuyahoga Sankofa Fine Art Plus Operating Support $2,386 Cuyahoga SPACES Operating Support $10,813 Cuyahoga The Lit - Clevelands Literary Center Operating Support $2,358 Cuyahoga The Musical Theater Project Operating Support $8,295 Cuyahoga The Sculpture Center Operating Support $5,898 Cuyahoga University Circle Inc Operating Support $3,092

36 Cuyahoga Verb Ballets Operating Support $9,833 Cuyahoga West Shore Chorale Operating Support $1,980 Cuyahoga Zygote Press Inc Operating Support $4,663 Darke Darke County Center for the Arts Inc Operating Support $14,112 Delaware Asian Festival Corp Operating Support $7,380 Delaware Central Ohio Symphony Inc Operating Support $6,811 Delaware Delaware County Cultural Arts Center Operating Support $7,595 Erie Firelands Symphony Orchestra Operating Support $9,651 Erie Sandusky State Theatre Operating Support $15,931 Fairfield Decorative Arts Center of Ohio Operating Support $12,500 Fairfield Lancaster Chorale Operating Support $2,977 Fairfield Lancaster Festival Inc Operating Support $19,756 Franklin Actors Summer Theatre Operating Support $5,395 Franklin Available Light Theatre Operating Support $4,982 CATCO (Contemporary American Theatre Franklin Company) Operating Support $17,456 Franklin Chamber Music Columbus Operating Support $5,386 Franklin City of Upper Arlington Operating Support $6,521 Franklin CityMusic Inc Operating Support $5,359 Columbus and Central Ohio Children's Franklin Chorus Foundation Operating Support $8,148 Franklin Columbus Children's Theatre Operating Support $14,468 Franklin Columbus College of Art and Design Operating Support $15,913 Franklin Columbus Dance Theatre Operating Support $8,004 Franklin Columbus Gay Men's Chorus Operating Support $7,223 Franklin Community Arts Project Inc Operating Support $15,345 Franklin Dublin Arts Council Operating Support $14,541 Franklin Film Council of Greater Columbus Inc Operating Support $3,177 Franklin Franklin Park Conservatory Operating Support $11,969 Franklin Friends of Early Music Inc Operating Support $4,512 Franklin Grandparents Living Theatre Operating Support $1,592 Franklin MadLab Operating Support $3,780 Franklin New Albany Symphony Orchestra Inc Operating Support $3,545 Franklin Ohio Alliance for Arts Education Operating Support $6,870 Franklin Ohio Art League Operating Support $4,018 Franklin Ohio Arts Presenters Network Operating Support $3,496 Franklin Ohio Designer Craftsmen Operating Support $16,478 Franklin OhioDance Operating Support $3,155 Franklin Opera Association of Central Ohio Operating Support $17,121 Peggy R. McConnell Worthington Center Franklin for the Arts Operating Support $10,775 ProMusica Chamber Orchestra of Franklin Columbus Inc Operating Support $17,428 ROY G BIV Gallery for Emerging Artists Franklin Inc Operating Support $2,355 Franklin Six String Concerts Inc Operating Support $1,950 Franklin Thurber House Operating Support $12,222 Franklin VSA Ohio Operating Support $6,961 Franklin Wild Goose Creative Incorporated Operating Support $1,626

37 Gallia Ariel Cultural and Performing Arts Centre Operating Support $4,960 Gallia French Art Colony Operating Support $3,701 Fairmount Center for the Creative and Geauga Performing Arts Operating Support $11,615 Wright State University *University Art Greene Galleries Operating Support $4,385 Greene Yellow Springs Writers Workshop Operating Support $2,032 Greene YS Kids Playhouse Operating Support $5,706 Hamilton Art Opportunities Inc Operating Support $16,177 Arts and Humanities Resource Center for Hamilton Older Adults Operating Support $3,383 Blue Ash Montgomery Symphony Hamilton Orchestra Association Operating Support $4,191 Hamilton Center for Independent Living Options Inc Operating Support $2,857 Cincinnati Arts Association *Weston Art Hamilton Gallery Operating Support $7,389 Hamilton Cincinnati Boychoir Operating Support $5,999 Hamilton Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra Operating Support $9,613 Hamilton Cincinnati Shakespeare Company Operating Support $18,140 Hamilton Clifton Cultural Arts Center Operating Support $13,073 Hamilton Contemporary Dance Theater Inc Operating Support $7,021 Hamilton Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati Operating Support $18,198 Hamilton Greater Cincinnati Blues Society Operating Support $8,082 Hamilton Kennedy Heights Arts Center Inc Operating Support $5,075 Hamilton Know Theatre of Cincinnati Operating Support $13,358 Hamilton Linton Incorporated Operating Support $8,922 Hamilton Lyrica Inc Operating Support $3,501 Hamilton Madcap Productions Inc Operating Support $12,144 Hamilton Media Bridges Cincinnati Inc Operating Support $14,016 Hamilton Media Working Group Operating Support $4,282 Hamilton MUSE - Cincinnati's Women's Choir Operating Support $3,804 Hamilton Vocal Arts Ensemble of Cincinnati Operating Support $4,076 Arts Partnership of Greater Hancock Hancock County Operating Support $17,740 Hardin Ohio Northern University Operating Support $10,563 Hocking International Washboard Festival Operating Support $515 Knox Kenyon Review Operating Support $15,944 Lake Lake County Historical Society Operating Support $8,575 Lake Rabbit Run Community Arts Association Operating Support $10,085 Licking Granville Studio of Visual Arts Operating Support $8,466 Licking Newark Midland Theatre Association Inc Operating Support $20,033 Licking Ohio Community Theatre Assn Operating Support $2,932 Logan Logan County Landmark Preservation Inc Operating Support $8,165 Lorain Firelands Association for the Visual Arts Operating Support $6,667 Lorain Oberlin Choristers Operating Support $8,121 Lorain Ohio Dance Theatre Operating Support $8,860 Lucas Arts Commission of Greater Toledo Operating Support $18,801 Lucas Ballet Theatre of Toledo Inc Operating Support $120,086 Lucas Lourdes University Operating Support $7,202

38 Lucas Masterworks Chorale Operating Support $3,136 Lucas Toledo Ballet Association Inc Operating Support $12,292 Lucas Toledo Botanical Garden Board Inc Operating Support $16,309 Lucas Toledo Opera Association Operating Support $15,798 Lucas Toledo Repertoire Theatre Operating Support $10,025 Mahoning Butler Institute of American Art Operating Support $37,076 Youngstown State University *McDonough Mahoning Museum of Art Operating Support $8,387 Mahoning Youngstown Symphony Society Inc Operating Support $14,595 Marion Palace Cultural Arts Assn Operating Support $15,303 Montgomery Cityfolk Operating Support $15,567 Montgomery City of Kettering Operating Support $13,539 Montgomery Culture Works Operating Support $16,733 Montgomery Dayton Ballet Association Operating Support $16,985 Montgomery Dayton Contemporary Dance Guild Inc Operating Support $17,586 Montgomery Dayton Visual Arts Center Operating Support $9,633 Montgomery Downtown Dayton Partnership Operating Support $5,711 Montgomery Jewish Federation of Greater Dayton Inc Operating Support $4,884 Montgomery K12 Gallery for Young People Operating Support $5,449 Montgomery Kettering Children's Choir Operating Support $3,913 Montgomery Muse Machine Inc Operating Support $18,398 Montgomery United Irish of Dayton Inc Operating Support $9,450 Montgomery Washington Township Recreation Center Operating Support $13,893 Montgomery We Care Arts Inc Operating Support $12,095 Ottawa Lakeside Association Operating Support $3,975 Kent State University *Kent State Portage University Museum Operating Support $13,212 Portage Kent State University *Porthouse Theatre Operating Support $13,007 Portage Kent State University *Wick Poetry Center Operating Support $12,600 Richland Mansfield Fine Arts Guild Inc Operating Support $13,520 Richland Richland Academy of the Arts Operating Support $14,941 Seneca Tiffin Theatre Inc Operating Support $14,097 Shelby Gateway Arts Council Operating Support $4,018 Stark Canton Museum of Art Operating Support $17,399 Stark Canton Symphony Orchestra Association Operating Support $17,684 Stark Massillon Museum Operating Support $15,269 Stark Players Guild of Canton Inc Operating Support $11,979 Stark Voices of Canton Inc Operating Support $5,010 Summit Actors Summit - A Professional Theater Operating Support $9,059 Summit Akron Area Arts Alliance Operating Support $7,088 Summit Central Summit County Choral Society Operating Support $8,684 Summit Cuyahoga Valley Youth Ballet Operating Support $9,224 Summit Downtown Akron Partnership Operating Support $10,010 Summit Greater Akron Musical Association Inc Operating Support $17,598 Summit Magical Theatre Company Operating Support $12,179 Summit Tuesday Musical Association Operating Support $23,159 Summit Weathervane Community Playhouse Operating Support $15,579 Van Wert Van Wert Area Performing Arts Foundation Operating Support $12,806

39 Warren Children's Choir of Greater Cincinnati Operating Support $8,896 Hippodrome Colony Historical Theatre Washington Assn Operating Support $10,044 Wayne Buckeye Authors Book Fair Committee Inc Operating Support $4,426 Wayne Wayne Center for the Arts Operating Support $11,699 Bowling Green State University *Fine Arts Wood Center Galleries Operating Support $5,692

FISCAL YEAR 2013 GRANTS

Allen Artspace/Lima Operating Support $14,630 Allen Council for the Arts of Greater Lima Operating Support $4,295 Allen Lima Symphony Orchestra Operating Support $16,930 Ashland Ashland University *Literature Operating Support $5,252 Ashtabula Ashtabula Arts Center Operating Support $16,794 Auglaize Arts Place Inc Operating Support $15,196 Butler City of Fairfield Operating Support $6,339 Butler Fitton Center for Creative Arts Operating Support $22,070 Champaign Champaign County Arts Council Inc Operating Support $2,454 Clark Clark State Community College Operating Support $23,004 Clark Springfield Arts Council Inc Operating Support $31,216 Clark Springfield Museum of Art Operating Support $12,699 Clark Springfield Symphony Orchestra Operating Support $16,453 Clark Westcott House Foundation Operating Support $11,773 Cuyahoga Art House Inc Operating Support $5,288 Cuyahoga Artists Archives of the Western Reserve Operating Support $7,704 Cuyahoga Arts Collinwood Operating Support $6,660 Cuyahoga BAYarts Operating Support $17,373 Cuyahoga Broadway School of Music and the Arts Operating Support $8,092 Cuyahoga Chagrin Foundation for Arts and Culture Operating Support $8,135 Cuyahoga Chagrin Valley Little Theatre Operating Support $15,527 Cuyahoga Children's Museum of Cleveland Operating Support $21,424 Cuyahoga Cleveland Artists Foundation Operating Support $6,161 Cuyahoga Cleveland Baroque Orchestra Operating Support $22,393 Cuyahoga Cleveland Choral Arts Association Operating Support $7,824 Cuyahoga Cleveland Festival of Arts and Technology Operating Support $16,808 Cuyahoga Cleveland Institute of Art *Cinematheque Operating Support $9,466 Cuyahoga Cleveland Jazz Orchestra Operating Support $11,984 Cuyahoga Cleveland Modern Dance Association Operating Support $15,552 Cuyahoga Cleveland Pops Orchestra Operating Support $20,971 Cuyahoga Cleveland Public Theatre Inc Operating Support $23,412 Cuyahoga Cleveland Restoration Society Operating Support $19,521 Cuyahoga Cleveland State University *Art Gallery Operating Support $7,728 Cuyahoga Cleveland Women's Orchestra Operating Support $2,957 Community Partnership for Arts and Cuyahoga Culture Operating Support $23,004 Cuyahoga Contemporary Youth Orchestra Operating Support $9,136 Cuyahoga Community College *Center for Cuyahoga Arts and Culture Operating Support $14,571

40 Cuyahoga Community College *Tri-C Cuyahoga JazzFest Operating Support $19,179 Cuyahoga Eleanor B Rainey Memorial Institute Operating Support $17,668 Cuyahoga Ensemble Theatre of Cleveland Operating Support $4,821 Cuyahoga Groundworks DanceTheater Operating Support $12,894 Cuyahoga Heights Arts Collaborative Inc Operating Support $9,677 Cuyahoga Ideastream Operating Support $23,617 Cuyahoga Intermuseum Conservation Assn Operating Support $23,637 Cuyahoga Joyful Noise Neighborhood Music School Operating Support $2,234 Cuyahoga L.A.N.D studio, Inc. Operating Support $18,449 Mandel Jewish Community Center of Cuyahoga Cleveland Operating Support $9,271 Cuyahoga Mercury Summer Stock Operating Support $3,551 Cuyahoga Near West Theatre Operating Support $17,784 Cuyahoga Opera Circle Operating Support $6,906 Cuyahoga Professional Flair Inc Operating Support $15,740 Cuyahoga Progressive Arts Alliance Inc Operating Support $12,702 Cuyahoga Roots of American Music Operating Support $6,991 Cuyahoga Sankofa Fine Art Plus Operating Support $3,303 Cuyahoga SPACES Operating Support $16,566 Cuyahoga The Musical Theater Project Operating Support $9,282 Cuyahoga The Sculpture Center Operating Support $5,995 Cuyahoga University Circle Inc Operating Support $5,957 Cuyahoga Verb Ballets Operating Support $13,938 Cuyahoga West Shore Chorale Operating Support $2,490 Cuyahoga Zygote Press Inc Operating Support $6,801 Darke Darke County Center for the Arts Inc Operating Support $12,887 Delaware Asian Festival Corp Operating Support $9,395 Delaware Central Ohio Symphony Inc Operating Support $8,146 Delaware Delaware County Cultural Arts Center Operating Support $11,681 Erie Firelands Symphony Orchestra Operating Support $14,344 Erie Sandusky State Theatre Operating Support $23,975 Fairfield Decorative Arts Center of Ohio Operating Support $12,833 Fairfield Lancaster Chorale Operating Support $3,296 Fairfield Lancaster Festival Inc Operating Support $24,428 Franklin Actors Summer Theatre Operating Support $5,989 Franklin Available Light Theatre Operating Support $7,907 CATCO (Contemporary American Theatre Franklin Company) Operating Support $23,465 Franklin Chamber Music Columbus Operating Support $7,437 Franklin City of Upper Arlington Operating Support $7,523 Franklin CityMusic Inc Operating Support $8,764 Columbus and Central Ohio Children's Franklin Chorus Foundation Operating Support $14,849 Franklin Columbus Children's Theatre Operating Support $19,138 Franklin Columbus College of Art and Design Operating Support $20,918 Franklin Columbus Dance Theatre Operating Support $10,668 Franklin Columbus Gay Men's Chorus Operating Support $9,466 Franklin Community Arts Project Inc Operating Support $21,303

41 Franklin Dublin Arts Council Operating Support $17,955 Franklin Film Council of Greater Columbus Inc Operating Support $2,028 Franklin Franklin Park Conservatory Operating Support $16,817 Franklin Friends of Early Music Inc Operating Support $7,261 Franklin Grandparents Living Theatre Operating Support $1,992 Franklin MadLab Operating Support $4,675 Franklin New Albany Symphony Orchestra Inc Operating Support $5,665 Franklin Ohio Alliance for Arts Education Operating Support $8,369 Franklin Ohio Art League Operating Support $4,028 Franklin Ohio Arts Presenters Network Operating Support $3,569 Franklin Ohio Designer Craftsmen Operating Support $21,240 Franklin Opera Association of Central Ohio Operating Support $22,111 Peggy R. McConnell Worthington Center Franklin for the Arts Operating Support $16,547 ProMusica Chamber Orchestra of Franklin Columbus Inc Operating Support $22,896 ROY G BIV Gallery for Emerging Artists Franklin Inc Operating Support $1,978 Franklin Six String Concerts Inc Operating Support $2,978 Franklin The Ohio State University *Wexner Center Operating Support $23,767 Franklin Thurber House Operating Support $17,343 Franklin Wild Goose Creative Incorporated Operating Support $2,647 Gallia French Art Colony Operating Support $5,046 Fairmount Center for the Creative and Geauga Performing Arts Operating Support $16,310 Greene Antioch College *Antioch Review Operating Support $6,898 Wright State University *University Art Greene Galleries Operating Support $4,838 Greene Yellow Springs Writers Workshop Operating Support $3,058 Greene YS Kids Playhouse Operating Support $6,031 Hamilton Art Opportunities Inc Operating Support $22,987 Blue Ash Montgomery Symphony Hamilton Orchestra Association Operating Support $5,248 Hamilton Center for Independent Living Options Inc Operating Support $3,978 Cincinnati Arts Association *Weston Art Hamilton Gallery Operating Support $10,050 Hamilton Cincinnati Boychoir Operating Support $8,385 Hamilton Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra Operating Support $13,818 Hamilton Cincinnati Shakespeare Company Operating Support $22,620 Hamilton Clifton Cultural Arts Center Operating Support $12,793 Hamilton Contemporary Dance Theater Inc Operating Support $8,710 Hamilton Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati Operating Support $23,617 Hamilton Greater Cincinnati Blues Society Operating Support $8,353 Hamilton Kennedy Heights Arts Center Inc Operating Support $8,908 Hamilton Know Theatre of Cincinnati Operating Support $16,080 Hamilton Linton Incorporated Operating Support $9,617 Hamilton Lyrica Inc Operating Support $4,241 Hamilton Madcap Productions Inc Operating Support $15,628 Hamilton Media Bridges Cincinnati Inc Operating Support $19,536

42 Hamilton Media Working Group Operating Support $4,451 Hamilton Vocal Arts Ensemble of Cincinnati Operating Support $6,361 Arts Partnership of Greater Hancock Hancock County Operating Support $21,785 Hardin Ohio Northern University Operating Support $12,934 Knox Kenyon Review Operating Support $23,465 Lake Lake County Historical Society Operating Support $7,596 Lake Rabbit Run Community Arts Association Operating Support $12,226 Licking Granville Studio of Visual Arts Operating Support $11,443 Licking Newark Midland Theatre Association Inc Operating Support $23,779 Licking Ohio Community Theatre Assn Operating Support $4,509 Logan Logan County Landmark Preservation Inc Operating Support $4,561 Lorain Firelands Association for the Visual Arts Operating Support $9,393 Lorain Oberlin Choristers Operating Support $14,468 Lorain Ohio Dance Theatre Operating Support $10,917 Lucas Arts Commission of Greater Toledo Operating Support $21,784 Lucas Ballet Theatre of Toledo Inc Operating Support $11,425 Lucas Lourdes University Operating Support $5,280 Lucas Masterworks Chorale Operating Support $4,835 Lucas Toledo Ballet Association Inc Operating Support $16,618 Lucas Toledo Botanical Garden Board Inc Operating Support $22,373 Lucas Toledo Opera Association Operating Support $16,426 Lucas Toledo Repertoire Theatre Operating Support $10,458 Youngstown State University *McDonough Mahoning Museum of Art Operating Support $10,213 Mahoning Youngstown Symphony Society Inc Operating Support $21,047 Marion Palace Cultural Arts Assn Operating Support $21,331 Montgomery City of Kettering Operating Support $17,522 Montgomery Cityfolk Operating Support $20,175 Montgomery Culture Works Operating Support $22,533 Montgomery Dayton Ballet Association Operating Support $22,487 Montgomery Dayton Contemporary Dance Guild Inc Operating Support $22,617 Montgomery Dayton Visual Arts Center Operating Support $12,584 Montgomery Downtown Dayton Partnership Operating Support $7,906 Montgomery Human Race Inc Operating Support $22,932 Montgomery Jewish Federation of Greater Dayton Inc Operating Support $6,545 Montgomery K12 Gallery for Young People Operating Support $11,161 Montgomery Kettering Children's Choir Operating Support $6,175 Montgomery Muse Machine Inc Operating Support $22,862 Montgomery United Irish of Dayton Inc Operating Support $9,931 Montgomery Washington Township Recreation Center Operating Support $12,619 Montgomery We Care Arts Inc Operating Support $14,747 Ottawa Lakeside Association Operating Support $23,003 Kent State University *Kent State Portage University Museum Operating Support $20,477 Portage Kent State University *Porthouse Theatre Operating Support $15,795 Portage Kent State University *Wick Poetry Center Operating Support $13,063 Richland Mansfield Fine Arts Guild Inc Operating Support $17,663 Richland Richland Academy of the Arts Operating Support $19,474

43 Seneca Tiffin Theatre Inc Operating Support $18,213 Shelby Gateway Arts Council Operating Support $6,079 Stark Canton Ballet Operating Support $16,991 Stark Canton Museum of Art Operating Support $23,004 Stark Canton Symphony Orchestra Association Operating Support $23,073 Stark Massillon Museum Operating Support $22,551 Stark Players Guild of Canton Inc Operating Support $16,052 Stark Voices of Canton Inc Operating Support $6,228 Summit Actors Summit - A Professional Theatre Operating Support $12,005 Summit Akron Area Arts Alliance Operating Support $10,968 Summit Akron Art Museum Operating Support $68,096 Summit Central Summit County Choral Society Operating Support $12,122 Summit Cuyahoga Valley Youth Ballet Operating Support $9,803 Summit Downtown Akron Partnership Operating Support $11,348 Summit Greater Akron Musical Association Inc Operating Support $23,159 Summit Magical Theatre Company Operating Support $15,058 Summit Tuesday Musical Association Operating Support $21,644 Summit Weathervane Community Playhouse Operating Support $19,544 Van Wert Van Wert Area Performing Arts Foundation Operating Support $18,325 Warren Children's Choir of Greater Cincinnati Operating Support $12,717 Hippodrome Colony Historical Theatre Washington Assn Operating Support $10,360 Wayne Buckeye Authors Book Fair Committee Inc Operating Support $5,275 Wayne Wayne Center for the Arts Operating Support $18,735 Bowling Green State University *Fine Arts Wood Center Galleries Operating Support $6,618

TRADITIONAL ARTS APPRENTICESHIP FISCAL YEAR 2012 GRANTS

Apprenticeship: Indian Butler Anupama R Mirle Classical Dance $3,680 Apprenticeship: Clermont Russ W Childers Clawhammer Banjo $3,760 Apprenticeship: Chinese Cuyahoga Weichih Lee Zither $3,840 Franklin Brian J McCoy Apprenticeship: Irish Music $3,440 Apprenticeship: Indian Warren K Kannikeswaran Classical Music $3,880

FISCAL YEAR 2013 GRANTS

Apprenticeship: Indian Butler Anupama Mirle Classical Dance $3,000 Apprenticeship: African Cuyahoga Baba Jubal Harris Drum Making $2,947 Apprenticeship: Blues Cuyahoga Wallace Coleman Harmonica $3,360 Apprenticeship: Chinese Cuyahoga Weichih Lee Zither $3,640

44 Apprenticeship: Bluegrass Geauga Paul Kovac Guitar and Banjo $3,640 Apprenticeship: Indian Warren K Kannikeswaran Classical Music $3,680

45 FEDERAL GRANTS

46 FEDERAL GRANTS (LISTED BY PROGRAM)

ORGANIZATION/INDIVIDUAL GRANT COUNTY NAME PROJECT TITLE AMOUNT ARTIST EXPRESS

FISCAL YEAR 2012 GRANTS

Cleveland Heights-University Heights City School District Dance Residency with Inlet Dance Cuyahoga *Fairfax Elementary Theatre $500 Cuyahoga Saint Rocco School Dance Residency with Get Hep Swing $500 Multidisciplinary Residency with Janet Hamilton Cardinal Pacelli School Cotner $750 Traditional Arts Residency with Russ Hamilton Urban Appalachian Council Childers $250

ARTIST IN RESIDENCE

FISCAL YEAR 2012 GRANTS

DESIGN ARTS RESIDENCIES 2-wk Design Residency with Cara Clark Westcott House Foundation Armstrong $800 MULTI-DISCIPLINE RESIDENCIES Butler County MRDD *Heart of the 4-wk Multidiscipline Residency with Butler Art Melissa Godoy $3,200 TRADITIONAL ARTS RESIDENCIES 2-wk Traditional Arts Residency with Cuyahoga Passport Project Mamadou Tounkara $1,600

FISCAL YEAR 2013 GRANTS

CREATIVE WRITING RESIDENCIES 6-wk Creative Writing Residency with Franklin Columbus Early Learning Centers Nancy Kangas $4,800 4-wk Creative Writing Residency with Hamilton Kennedy Heights Arts Center Inc Wendy McVicker $3,200 DANCE RESIDENCIES 2-wk Dance Residency with Inlet Cuyahoga Hathaway Brown School Dance Theatre $1,600 Hamilton Nativity School 2-wk Dance Residency with Bill Wade $1,600 2-wk Dance Residency with Inlet Miami Overfield Early Childhood Program Dance Theater $1,600

47 DESIGN ARTS RESIDENCIES 2-wk Design Arts Residency with Henry Holgate Local School Patrick Walker $1,600 MEDIA ARTS RESIDENCIES 2-wk Media Arts Residency with Montgomery City of Kettering Melissa Godoy $1,600 MULTI-DISCIPLINE RESIDENCIES 2-wk Multidiscipline Residency with Hamilton Sharpsburg Elementary School Russ Childers $1,600 4wk Multidisc Res with Kate Goreman Lucas Toledo School for the Arts & Tina Lisa Jones $3,200 MUSIC RESIDENCIES 2-wk Music Residency with Hal Cuyahoga Saint Rocco School Walker $1,600 2-wk Music Residency with Hal Hamilton St Vincent Ferrer School Walker $1,600 TRADITIONAL ARTS RESIDENCIES 2-wk Traditional Arts Residency with Hamilton Madeira City School District Russ Childers $1,600 2-wk Traditional Arts Residency with Scioto Northwest Elementary Russ Childers $1,600 VISUAL ARTS RESIDENCIES 5-wk Visual Arts Residency with Cuyahoga Heights Arts Collaborative Inc Augusto Bordelois $4,000 St Mary Central Catholic High 2-wk Visual Arts Residency with Erie School Kristen Cliffel $1,600 2-wk Visual Arts Residency with Hamilton Cardinal Pacelli School Debbie Brod $1,600 Whitewater Valley Elementary 2-wk Visual Arts Residency with Hamilton School Cindy Kessler $1,600 2-wk Visual Arts Residency with Lucas Toledo Public Schools *Beverly Matthew Paskiet $1,600 Southern Ohio Museum and 3-wk Visual Arts Residency with Kate Scioto Cultural Center Kern $2,400

ARTISTS WITH DISABILITIES ACCESS

FISCAL YEAR 2012 GRANTS Professional Support for Artist with Athens Noah Hogan Disability $500 Professional Support for Artist with Cuyahoga Ryan C Ramer Disability $450 Professional Support for Artist with Cuyahoga Chappelle Letman Disability $500 Professional Support for Artist with Franklin Derek D Mortland Disability $500 Professional Support for Artist with Franklin Shari L Veleba Disability $400 Professional Support for Artist with Franklin Paul D Wilbur Disability $500

48 Professional Support for Artist with Hamilton Nicolas A Lawson Disability $300 Professional Support for Artist with Hamilton Heidi B Parales Disability $500 Professional Support for Artist with Mahoning Ronald J Van Hoose Disability $500 Professional Support for Artist with Portage Stuart C Pruitt Disability $250

FISCAL YEAR 2013 GRANTS Professional Support for Artist with Athens Adele Durfee Disability $250 Professional Support for Artist with Athens Brandon LaBonte Disability $250 Professional Support for Artist with Athens Christopher Leonard Disability $500 Professional Support for Artist with Athens Elena Caple Disability $250 Professional Support for Artist with Athens Glenna Parry Disability $250 Professional Support for Artist with Athens Katie Krivesti Disability $250 Professional Support for Artist with Athens Margaret Ollie Disability $250 Professional Support for Artist with Athens Marshall Rowe Disability $500 Professional Support for Artist with Athens Paul Grimes Disability $250 Professional Support for Artist with Athens Pete Wuscher Disability $250 Professional Support for Artist with Athens Sandra K Frazier Disability $500 Professional Support for Artist with Athens Thomas Varner Disability $250 Professional Support for Artist with Cuyahoga Andrew Reach Disability $500 Professional Support for Artist with Franklin Elizabeth L Sammons Disability $500 Professional Support for Artist with Franklin Jon Berge Disability $500 Professional Support for Artist with Franklin Kristin Morris Disability $500 Professional Support for Artist with Franklin Shari Veleba Disability $500 Professional Support for Artist with Hamilton Federick Bullucks Disability $250 Professional Support for Artist with Hamilton Heidi B Parales Disability $400 Professional Support for Artist with Hamilton Jennifer Dowers Disability $250 Professional Support for Artist with Hamilton Krista Brinkmeyer Disability $250 Professional Support for Artist with Hamilton Joe Greer Disability $250

49 Professional Support for Artist with Hamilton Ricci Michaels Disability $250 Professional Support for Artist with Licking Concha H Castaneda Disability $250 Professional Support for Artist with Summit Amanda Branham Disability $250 Professional Support for Artist with Summit Christopher Cook Disability $250 Professional Support for Artist with Summit Elizabeth Bailey Disability $250 Professional Support for Artist with Summit Julius Alexander Disability $250 Professional Support for Artist with Summit Melissa O'Connell Disability $250 Professional Support for Artist with Summit Will Smith Disability $250

ARTS PARTNERSHIP

FISCAL YEAR 2012 GRANTS

Athens Athens Photographic Project Athens Photographic Project $5,000 Performing Arts Center / Project Clark Clark State Community College Jericho $8,820 Clark Westcott House Foundation Design Studio $11,954 Cuyahoga Cleveland Public Theatre Inc Y Haven Theatre Project $11,954 Franklin Buckeye Chapter SPEBSQSA Harmony Camp $11,954 Columbus College of Art and Franklin Design Creative Educators Day $1,092 Hamilton Art Opportunities Inc Room by Room $9,563 Lucas Arts Commission of Greater Toledo Young Artists at Work (YAAW) $11,954 Montgomery Muse Machine Inc 2011 Summer Workshop $6,013 Kent State University *Wick Poetry Portage Center Wick Poetry Center / Healing Stanzas $11,954

BUILDING CULTURAL DIVERSITY

FISCAL YEAR 2012 GRANTS

Tapestry: Celebrating the Intl Day of Cuyahoga Duffy Liturgical Dance Ensemble World Peace $2,550 St Clair Superior Development Corporation *Cleveland Asian Cuyahoga Festival Cleveland Asian Festival $2,140 Design & Development stages Kick Hamilton Cincinnati Black Theatre Company Obesity! program $2,000 Hamilton Jhankar Classical Indian Instrumental Concert $1,260 Perry Historical Society of Perry County Somerset Artists' Co-Op $2,550

50 Youth Excellence Performing Arts Summit Workshop Community Production of 'The Wiz' $2,000

FISCAL YEAR 2013 GRANTS

NrityaArapana School of Indian Journey to India-Exploring Indian Butler Dance Idioms $1,800 Cuyahoga St Casimir Parish *Svyturys Svyturys Lithuanian Dance Ensemble $1,800 Franklin Lincoln Theatre Association Backstage at the Lincoln $2,550 Tolongo: Bi-Okoto After-School Hamilton Bi-Okoto Drum & Dance Theatre Program $2,400 Urban Arts Experience: Master Class Montgomery Signature Educational Solutions for Youth $1,500 Perry Historical Society of Perry County Somerset Artists $2,400 National Ceramics Center Art Pottery Perry Perry County Commissioners Outreach $2,550

PROJECT SUPPORT

FISCAL YEAR 2012 GRANTS

CREATIVE ECONOMY - PLANNING Hamilton Kennedy Heights Arts Center Inc Partnership to Create Cultural Center $3,502 Hippodrome Colony Historical Downtown Entertainment District Washington Theatre Assn Planning $4,031 CREATIVE ECONOMY - IMPLEMENTATION Clark Westcott House Foundation Solar@Westcott $15,056 Franklin SID Public Services Association Columbus Public Art 2012 $16,125 Glass Arts Society National Lucas Toledo Museum of Art Conference $15,588 GENERAL PROJECT SUPPORT Cleveland Festival of Arts and Cuyahoga Technology Artist Support for Science Fiction Fair $2,205 Cuyahoga Groundworks DanceTheater Video Commission $2,321 Cuyahoga Professional Flair Inc Snowman Reconstruction $2,205 Cuyahoga Zygote Press Inc Collective Arts Network Journal $2,234 Produce Documentaries for Local PBS Franklin Diverse Media Zone. Inc. Station $1,710 Franklin Heritage Ohio New Lyceum Circuit $1,972 Franklin Ohioana Library Association 2012 Ohioana Book Festival $2,321 Geauga Geauga Lyric Theater Guild Junior Theater Youth Workshop $500 Greene Xenia Area Community Theater Inc X*ACT Kid $972 Hamilton Art Opportunities Inc Street Scapes Festival $2,292 Mount Victory Community Mt. Victory Village Park Master Plan Hardin Development Assn Design $1,716

51 Credo Festival Community Service Lorain Slowik Music Institute Projects $1,765 Youngstown State University SMARTS Sings! Free Public Mahoning *SMARTS Programming $2,234 Youngstown State University McDonough Museum of Art/Project Mahoning *McDonough Museum of Art Support $2,030 Youngstown State University Mahoning *English Department of English/Poetry Center $2,176 SunWatch Native Flute And Art Montgomery Dayton Society of Natural History Gathering $2,030 Promotional Support for 25th Montgomery Human Race Inc Anniversary Season $2,118 Trumbull Neighborhood Trumbull Partnership Community Mural Project $2,001

FISCAL YEAR 2013 GRANTS

CREATIVE ECONOMY - PLANNING Creative Economy Project Planning Richland Mansfield Fine Arts Guild Inc Grant $3,549 CREATIVE ECONOMY - IMPLEMENTATION Community Partnership for Arts Cuyahoga and Culture Artists in Residence $16,557 Lucas United North Corporation Ohio Theatre Season I $13,983 GENERAL PROJECT SUPPORT Ashland City of Ashland Summer Concert Series $2,351 Clark Gary Geis Dance Company Dance for Four Concert $913 Clermont The Grail Grailville Trail Project $1,966 Cleveland Festival of Arts and Makers Workshop, A Cleveland Cuyahoga Technology Collaboration $1,396 Cuyahoga Contemporary Youth Orchestra Song Writing for Youth $2,462 Cuyahoga DANCEVERT Arts-Integrated Residency $2,351 Cuyahoga Inlet Dance Theatre Inlet Dance Theatre Arts Programming $2,740 Cuyahoga Theater Ninjas Marble Cities Theatrical Performance $2,241 Creation of Musical Theatre Play for Franklin City of Dublin *Abbey Theater Children $2,241 Community Dvpt for All People Franklin Corp Harmony on the Southside Project $2,852 Shifting Perspectives: In the Franklin Dublin Arts Council Community $1,342 Franklin Heritage Ohio New Lyceum Circut Performances $2,462 Hamilton Art Links Art Bus Program $2,517 Hamilton Corryville Suzuki Project Inc Ensemble and Music Theory Program $1,857 Visual Arts Program for Inner City Hamilton Elementz Teens $2,740 Hocking Hocking County Childrens Chorus Summer Arts Experience $1,147 Lucas Bittersweet Inc Glass Artist at Bittersweet Farms $2,186 Youngstown State University Mahoning *English Department of English/Poetry Center $1,444

52 Museum on the Street Community Montgomery K12 Gallery for Young People Project $2,599 Muskingum University *Summer Summer High School Music Theatre Muskingum High School Music Theatre Camp CAMP $2,351

SPECIALS - INDIVIDUALS

FISCAL YEAR 2012 GRANTS

Franklin Geoffrey A Martin Emerging Arts Leaders Conference $750 Franklin Julie A Roth Emerging Arts Leaders Conference $750 Traditional Arts Apprenticeship Site Franklin Martha Sims Visits $1,500 Licking Kenneth Sidle Ohio Heritage Award $3,500 Montgomery Megan Cooper Emerging Arts Leaders Conference $750 Richland Tracy J Graziani Emerging Arts Leaders Conference $750

FISCAL YEAR 2013 GRANTS

Alliance of Artist Communities Cuyahoga Liz H Maugans Conference $1,000 Alliance of Artist Communities Lucas Kimberly Adams Conference $1,000 Alliance of Artist Communities Montgomery Shayna McConville Conference $1,000

SPECIAL PROJECTS - ORGANIZATIONS

FISCAL YEAR 2012 GRANTS

Central Ohio Bluegrass Association Delaware Inc Ohio Heritage Day Activities $2,325 Chile Bicentennial Exhibition-US Franklin Columbus Museum of Art Embassy Grant $65,657 Franklin Ohio Alliance for Arts Education Know It By Art: Ohio $5,000 Franklin Ohio Designer Craftsmen Program Evaluation Partnership $10,000 Franklin Ohioana Library Association Poetry Out Loud Partnership $20,000 Franklin Ohioana Library Association Poetry Out Loud/Arts Partnership $20,000 Professional Development for AIE Franklin Ohioana Library Association Roster artists $8,320 Franklin Ohio Designer Craftsmen Artist Network Activities Partnership $10,000 Greene WYSO Public Radio Localore Project $10,000 Greene Community Media Productions Re Invention Stories $2,500 Toledo Public Schools *Old Lucas Orchard School Residency Opportunity $800 Culture Builds Community Summer Montgomery Cityfolk Camp Project $3,000

53 Montgomery Cityfolk Ohio Heritage Showcase $1,700 Greater Dayton Public Television Montgomery Inc Ohio Heritage Fellowship Profiles $10,000 Out of State Arts Midwest Membership Dues $63,742 Out of State Arts Midwest Regional Arts Programming Services $30,180 The Sum of Many Parts: 25 Out of State Arts Midwest Quiltmakers $1,500 Embracing Community Change Out of State Arts Midwest Through The Arts $5,000 Culture Grants Online FY2013 Out of State Western States Arts Federation License Fees $15,000 Washington ARTSBRIDGE Inc. Ohio River Border Initiative $25,000

FISCAL YEAR 2013 GRANTS

Central Ohio Bluegrass Association Delaware Inc Ohio Heritage Day Activities $2,000 Franklin Greater Columbus Arts Council GCAC Arts Partnership $800 Franklin Ohio Alliance for Arts Education Appalachian Arts $15,000 Franklin Ohio Alliance for Arts Education Community Development $15,000 Ohio Citizens Committee for the BGSU Creative Industries Economic Franklin Arts Foundation Impact Study $10,000 Franklin Ohio Designer Craftsmen Artist Network Activities Partnership $25,000 Franklin Ohioana Library Association Poetry Out Loud Partnership $5,000 The Ohio State University *Wexner Franklin Center Blues for Smoke $8,000 Franklin VSA arts of Ohio Autism Spectrum Disorders Initiative $15,000 Greater Dayton Public Television Montgomery Inc Ohio Heritage Fellowship Profiles $4,870 Greater Dayton Public Television Montgomery Inc Ohio Heritage Fellowship Profiles $18,130 Out of State Americans for the Arts Membership Dues $1,000 Shelby County Educational Service Shelby Center Keys to Success with Leon Bates $3,000

SUSTAINABILITY (OVER $1.5 MILLION)

FISCAL YEAR 2012 GRANTS

Hamilton Cincinnati Ballet Company Inc Operating Support $72,623 Lucas Toledo Orchestra Association Inc Operating Support $70,225 Montgomery Dayton Art Institute Operating Support $59,060 Summit Akron Art Museum Operating Support $52,617

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Museum of Contemporary Art Cuyahoga Cleveland Operating Support $36,331 Toledo Cultural Arts Center at the Lucas Valentine Theatre Operating Support $33,879 Montgomery Victoria Theatre Association Operating Support $174,790

SUSTAINABILITY (UNDER $1.5 MILLION)

FISCAL YEAR 2012 GRANTS

Athens Athens Photographic Project Operating Support $4,404 Athens City of Athens *Arts West Operating Support $3,101 Dairy Barn Southeastern Ohio Athens Cultural Arts Center Operating Support $9,537 Factory Street Studio and Moving Athens Parts Operating Support $3,805 Ohio University *Athens Center for Athens Film and Video Operating Support $4,582 Ohio University *Kennedy Athens Museum of Art Operating Support $12,257 Ohio University *New Ohio Athens Review | English Department Operating Support $3,122 Athens Ohio Valley Summer Theater Operating Support $4,179 Athens Stuarts Opera House Operating Support $13,958 Clermont Clermont Philharmonic Orchestra Operating Support $3,327 Coshocton Johnson-Humrickhouse Museum Operating Support $5,084 Coshocton Pomerene Center for the Arts Operating Support $3,133 Cleveland TOPS Swingband Cuyahoga Foundation Operating Support $2,275 Cuyahoga Ideastream Operating Support $18,242 The Ohio State University *Wexner Franklin Center Operating Support $18,438 Greene Antioch College *Antioch Review Operating Support $4,761 Hocking International Washboard Festival Operating Support $2,294 Mahoning Ballet Western Reserve Operating Support $7,111 Montgomery Human Race Inc Operating Support $17,344 Southeastern Ohio Symphony Muskingum Orchestra Operating Support $3,318 Muskingum Zanesville Museum of Art Operating Support $14,195 Scioto Portsmouth Area Arts Council Inc Operating Support $4,803 Southern Ohio Museum and Scioto Cultural Center Operating Support $10,547 Southern Ohio Performing Arts Scioto Assn Operating Support $17,994

55 Stark Canton Ballet Operating Support $12,844 Trumbull Warren Symphony Society Operating Support $4,884 Tuscarawas County Center for the Tuscarawas Arts Operating Support $3,371 Washington ARTSBRIDGE In. Operating Support $5,894

FISCAL YEAR 2013 GRANTS

Athens Athens Photographic Project Operating Support $5,263 Athens City of Athens *Arts West Operating Support $3,902 Dairy Barn Southeastern Ohio Athens Cultural Arts Center Operating Support $13,270 Factory Street Studio and Moving Athens Parts Operating Support $5,213 Ohio University *Athens Center for Athens Film and Video Operating Support $6,175 Ohio University *Kennedy Athens Museum of Art Operating Support $18,179 Ohio University *New Ohio Athens Review | English Department Operating Support $4,224 Athens Ohio Valley Summer Theater Operating Support $3,690 Athens Stuarts Opera House Operating Support $20,707 Clermont Clermont Philharmonic Orchestra Operating Support $2,838 Coshocton Johnson-Humrickhouse Museum Operating Support $9,421 Coshocton Pomerene Center for the Arts Operating Support $5,099 Cleveland TOPS Swingband Cuyahoga Foundation Operating Support $3,458 Franklin OhioDance Operating Support $3,930 Franklin VSA arts of Ohio Operating Support $7,723 Ariel Cultural and Performing Arts Gallia Centre Operating Support $6,573 Arts and Humanities Resource Hamilton Center for Older Adults Operating Support $4,821 MUSE - Cincinnati's Womens Hamilton Choir Operating Support $4,883 Hamilton Taft Museum of Art Operating Support $65,344 Hocking International Washboard Festival Operating Support $3,203 Mahoning Ballet Western Reserve Operating Support $10,239 Southeastern Ohio Symphony Muskingum Orchestra Operating Support $3,985 Muskingum Zanesville Museum of Art Operating Support $22,565 Scioto Portsmouth Area Arts Council Inc Operating Support $7,833 Southern Ohio Museum and Scioto Cultural Center Operating Support $13,121 Southern Ohio Performing Arts Scioto Assn Operating Support $20,959 Trumbull Warren Symphony Society Operating Support $4,675

56 Tuscarawas County Center for the Tuscarawas Arts Operating Support $5,176 Washington ARTSBRIDGE Inc Operating Support $8,564

57 Riffe Gallery Exhibition Schedule Fiscal Years 2011-2013

Happiness: Quilted Expressions May 5 - July 14, 2011

Organized by the Quilt Surface Design Symposium Foundation, the 36 artists’ works of happiness were expressed in the quilt medium in various forms. Some shared their joy by re-creating a scene, capturing a moment in time with a snapshot of a delicious instant in their memory. Others found their contentment and peace in the actual process of creating their art: the stitching, the Barbara Lind, Stretch Pants Must Be sewing, the literal act of translating their viewpoints or Controlled, 2010 feelings into a quilt, be it a political statement, a moment of humor, or a delight in space.

Natural Light: Paintings by Ohio Plein Air Society July 28 – October 16, 2011

The exhibition, curated by Jane Black from the Dayton Visual Arts Center, offered viewers the opportunity to see the rolling hills, wide fields and open skies of this great state through the eyes of 16 Ohio artists. Having mastered the En Plein Air technique of painting outdoors, the artists of the Ohio Plein Air Society showcased their ability to capture the essence of a scene in a way that represents both nature and the individual.

Ray Hassard, Betty's Chair, 2010

Artful Teaching: Work by College and University Painting Faculty November 3, 2011 – January 8, 2012

Curated by Dominique H. Vasseur, curator of European Art at the Columbus Museum of Art, the exhibition offered viewers a unique glimpse into the legacy of Ohio arts by highlighting the work of 12 painters who teach in Ohio institutions of higher education. As educators, these artists provide the link between the present and the future of arts in Ohio.

Edward E. Valentine, Untitled Portrait with White Drip and Orange Painted Nose, 2011 58 100 Years of Art: Celebrating Columbus' Legacy January 26 to April 15, 2012

Curated by Melissa Wolfe from the Columbus Museum of Art, 100 Years of Art served as a tribute to Columbus' Bicentennial celebration. Covering a wide variety of media and artistic styles, the work in 100 Years of Art revealed the changing face of the capital city's artistic community. The 50-plus artists represented Robert Chadeayne, Down Town in this exhibition were influenced by local and national artistic developments as they helped to set the creative backdrop that still exists in Columbus today.

Let's Get Digital May 3 – July 8, 2012

Curated by Alexandra Nicholis Coon, executive director of the Massillon Museum, Let’s Get Digital demonstrated the endless opportunities digital technology offers to the world of art. Whether it be the tool, product, or subject of their artwork, all artists in this exhibition were selected based on their innovative applications of digital technology. To the 15 artists represented in this show, digital technology serves as an avenue for exploring new ideas and relationships that are not possible with traditional media.

John Branham, One thing after another, 2011

Outside in Ohio: A Century of Unexpected Genius July 26 – October 14, 2012

Outside in Ohio was produced by the Southern Ohio Museum in Portsmouth and guest curator Mark Chepp, retired director emeritus of the Springfield Museum of Art. The works in Outside in Ohio represented 100 years of creative expression by 18 Ohio artists who never studied art, never hung out in museums and never expected to become known as artists. Highlighting 20th and 21st century artwork Levent Isik, Red Canyon Appaloosa, c.1990s in a variety of media, Outside in Ohio surveyed the unconventional and distinct personal styles of some of Ohio's most unforeseen artists.

59 Watercolor Ohio 2012 November 1, 2012 to January 13, 2013

Watercolor Ohio 2012 contained works by members of the Ohio Watercolor Society (OWS) and was juried by Mark Mehaffey, artist and signature member of the National Watercolor Society. The paintings in Watercolor Ohio 2012 illustrated the broad spectrum of work produced by watercolor artists and were chosen for their ability to delight the viewers' emotions as well as their eyes.

Karen Lisska Pettit, Imperial Zebra, 2009

Ohio Art League Curated Exhibition January 31 – April 14, 2013

The Ohio Art League Curated Exhibition contained works from 18 member artists of the Ohio Art League chosen by curator Dennis Harrington, director of the Weston Art Gallery in Cincinnati. The work in the Ohio Art League Curated Exhibition featured seasoned and emerging artists, and explored a dialogue of visual connections created by assembling a group of eclectic and inspired works in one place.

Jonah Jacobs, Brown and Rust Polyp #1, 2011

Photography’s Back to the Future May 2 to July 7, 2013

Curated by Catherine Evans, the William and Sarah Ross Soter Curator of Photography at the Columbus Museum of Art, Photography's Back to the Future showcased 10 contemporary artists who illustrate the variety and complexity of the medium by using everything from the earliest photographic processes to the latest digital technologies. In this unprecedented era of smart phone technology, which makes taking pictures more accessible than ever, the artists in Photography's Back to the Future Lori Kella, Virginia Creeper, 2012 contemplated the medium's history and reasserted photography's role in both contemporary culture and the artistic realm.

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