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2019 Guide Book … the only way for you to grow and evolve is to keep listening, keep moving forward, keep jumping in and trying to experience. - Diana Reeves The Arts Alliance Mandate, 20 Years Later In May 1999, more than 200 artists, arts, community, philanthropic, government and business leaders attended the Washtenaw County Arts & Cultural Summit to consider the future of the arts in the greater Ann Arbor Plein Air Festival, City of Dexter area. United by their common value for the arts and belief that a healthy and Arts, Culture & Heritage Committee sustained arts infrastructure benefited the community, their charge was to strategize ways to stimulate and support arts and culture in the region for the long term. After an interactive day engaging everyone in the room, 10 Eve Aronoff, consulting chef and visionary mandates emerged. An underground tapestry of Indian and French influences The No. 1 mandate was to create a countywide umbrella arts organization. This gave rise to the founding of The Arts Alliance, the ~ countywide agency now boasting a membership representing 14 arts + dessous is the vision of longtime friends Scott Burk and Jay Mullick alongside another creative disciplines. It is the very definition of a backbone organization: dear friend and consulting chef, Eve Aronoff. Eve laid the foundation of dessous with one that establishes and nurtures cross-sector partnerships to reach common goals and outcomes. The Arts Alliance is always listening, moving her culinary training in Paris and longtime love of Latin culture and cuisine. She has forward and jumping in to create change so that artists are able to make creatively woven in Scott and Jay’s backgrounds growing up with American country a decent living, schools have budgets to provide students with arts + cooking and Indian cuisine and traditions, respectively. creative education, and creative organizations and businesses are properly resourced. The need for an umbrella organization remains just as strong 20 As Scott and Jay traveled the world together over the years, they developed a deep years later. friendship over their passion for food and wine, seeking restaurants of reknown to the The No. 2 summit mandate was to be the keepers of the heart and soul of most informal and obscure hidden gems. They developed a shared vision of creating a arts and culture in our community. While at the core of The Arts Alliance’s distinctive, world class restaurant whose values would revolve around guests sharing work, this mandate is truly entrusted to the arts + creative members featured “Canoe Fan” by Victoria Fuller in the Arts + Creative Industries Guide 2019. Whether you live here or are delicious food in a warm and convivial setting, free of any pretense. visiting, you are encouraged to explore their originality, be inspired by their inventiveness and delight in the world you discover through their art. Together with Eve, they have created this special place in dessous. where Indian influ- ences and traditions are fused with a foundation of French philosophy and technique. The Arts Alliance thanks and appreciates each of its members for their Combining a love of big flavors, texture and contrast the dishes are complex, yet inspiration, participation, support and most importantly, the energy they give to keep arts and creativity thriving in our community. harmonious. We wish you the joy of creativity every day, dessous is a very personal restaurant - the menu is inspired, full of flavor and warmth that carries through every aspect of the restaurant. Guests are invited in to enjoy and be cared for sincerely. dessous Colby Spencer Cesaro Deb Polich 312 South Main, Ann Arbor, Ml 48104 Chair President/CEO The Arts Alliance The Arts Alliance http://dessousannarbor.com [email protected] [email protected] 734-222-0202 P.S. Find the other eight mandated at a3arts.org. AnnPhoto Arbor Description Hands-on Museum BOARD OF DIRECTORS SPONSORS + PARTNERS OFFICERS MEMBERS OF THE BOARD SUSTAINING SPONSORS TREASURER Kim Easter Britany Affolter-Caine, Ph.D. Major Gift Officer Executive Director Law School, University of Michigan University Research Corridor Creative: performing as vocalist Kim Vox Works in Lansing/Detroit, lives in Ypsilanti Township Works and lives in Ann Arbor CHAIR Michael L. Henry Colby Spencer Cesaro Senior Advisor Vice President Cavanaugh Advisors Michigan Independent Colleges and Universities (MICU) Creative: filmmaker dessous Creative: vocalist, actor and dancer Works and lives in Ann Arbor Works in Lansing, lives in Dexter Linette Lao VICE-CHAIR Founder & Designer Merrill Guerra Invisible Engines Broker/Owner, MBA, GRI, SRS Creative: graphic designer and creative writer Red Barn Realty Works and lives in Ypsilanti Creative: vocalist Works and lives in Ypsilanti Township Melissa Milton-Pung Project Manager PRESIDENT/CEO Michigan Municipal League Deb Polich Creative: historic preservationist President/CEO Works in Ann Arbor and lives in Ypsilanti PROJECT PARTNERS + SPONSORS The Arts Alliance & Artrain Creative: theater and costume designer (former) Jay Mullick Works and lives in Ann Arbor Managing Partner, PSMI, Inc. Owner, dessous Secretary Works in Saline, lives in Ann Arbor Susan Wagner VP & Compliance Department Manager Alexandra West Bank of Ann Arbor Director of Research Creative: dancer Ann Arbor Spark Works and lives in Ann Arbor Works and lives in Ann Arbor THE ARTS ALLIANCE STAFF Lauren James, Communications Manager Natalie Hensel, Business Manager and Regranting Administrator THE pARTy! SPONSORS Deb Polich, President/CEO PUBLISHER GUIDE DESIGN dessous The Arts Alliance Rapport Innovative Marketing LLC [email protected] Director: Tina Walther a3arts.org Designer: Dana Laureano 734-213-2733 [email protected] | rapport.tw 1100 North Main Street, #A 734-394-8212 Ann Arbor, MI 48104 Milan, MI THE ARTS ALLIANCE IS A EDITOR PRINTER PROUD MEMBER OF THESE Lauren James Quad Graphics LEADERSHIP ORGANIZATIONS The Arts Alliance Account Support Executive: Zachary Glueck [email protected] | qg.com © 2019 The Arts Alliance 248-731-4123 Midland, MI 4 The Arts Alliance | a3arts.org The Arts Alliance | a3arts.org 5 DID YOU KNOW? The Arts Alliance is a countywide arts + creative industries agency and membership organization representing 14 creative disciplines from the Nonprofit and for-profit = IMPACT arts + creative businesses employ more than fine and performing arts to design, publishing, THE MISSION: To champion the arts + creative industries in Washtenaw County, MI—arts and creative individuals, creative technology and more: 6,400 people organizations and businesses—to ensure that the greater Ann Arbor region remains a great place to create, live, work, and generates $390 million learn, play and visit. in wages in Washtenaw County! 1 Advertising COMMUNICATE 2 Architecture The economic impact of the nonprofit arts and cultural organizations in Washtenaw County is The intrinsic value of the arts and to promote the creative creativity is at the forefront of The Arts WHAT WE DO industries’ programs and 3 Art schools, art teachers, artists $100 million. collaborative initiatives Alliance’s efforts as it works diligently & agents to demonstrate the interconnectivity FACILITATE of the arts and creative industries with 4 Creative technology: app design, There are 1.76 million admissions to to explore issues, conduct game design, web design, etc. all other sectors and its impact on our research, administer MCACA EDUCATE nonprofit arts and cultural events equal to economy and quality of life and place. Regranting programs and foster to encourage investment and filling Michigan Stadium Additionally it articulates the impor- creative initiatives participation in life-long creative 5 Culture & heritage tance of arts and creative education learning programs more than 16 times a year. and experience in the development of 6 Design: game, graphic, industrial, a workforce that has a depth of skills interior, visual, etc. desired by 21st century employers. ADVOCATE to voice the creative industries’ CELEBRATE impact and influence policy and to trumpet the triumphs of the 7 Fashion, garment, textiles encourage investment creative industries 8 Film, audio visual & broadcasting 9 Literary, publishing & print The Arts Alliance is a leader, communicating the value of the arts + creative industries and working to persuade community leaders and stakeholders to invest in 10 Music & recording Visit a3arts.org for more info on The Arts Alliance’s and set public policies that build and sustain the sector in these communities: 11 Museums: art, cultural, heritage, PROJECTS + PROGRAMS history & science 12 Science & nature centers Regranting $43,000 in Mini-Grants 13 Performing arts: dance, music, interdisciplinary, theater, etc. Arts & Cultural Education Integration for Student Excellence 14 Visual arts: painting, sculpting, (ACEISE) photography, crafts, etc. ANN ARBOR CHELSEA DEXTER MANCHESTER MILAN SALINE YPSILANTI +21 townships IN the County Member Events Calendar COVER PHOTO CREDITS FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA! THE pARTy! February 11, 2019 1. African American Cultural & Historical Museum 7. Cathy Gendron 10 facebook.com/a3artsalliance 7 2. 16 Hands, Tammy Bopal 8. Ann Arbor Hands-on Museum 4 6 11 8 3. The Arts Alliance, David Esau 9. State Theatre 1 2 5 9 4. 7 Cylinders Studio, Donald Harrison 10. Neutral Zone twitter.com/theartsalliance Creative Washtenaw otes 3 12 5. Leslie Science & Nature Center 11. Akshara, Sreyashi Dey 6. Ypsi Real, Myra Klarman photographer 12. Artrain instagram.com/arts_alliance
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