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L.A. THEATRE WORKSVENICEFor core operating support anda feasibility study in the InlandEmpire to increase access to finedramatic literature through radioand internet broadcasts.PASADENACONSERVATORY OF MUSICPASADENATo expand the conservatory’sorganizational capacity to serveits constituency with enhancedprogramming quality.SAN DIEGO FOUNDATIONSAN DIEGOTo support Understanding SanDiego: Arts & Culture, a collaborativeregional process to strengthenthe nonprofit arts and culture sectorin San Diego County.Arts Grants Approved in2004: Arts LeadershipAUTRY NATIONAL CENTERLOS ANGELESFor core operating support toestablish the Autry National Center$150,000 / 1 year$70,000 / 2 years$75,000 / 1 yearas a regional and national resourcefor the study of California and theLOS CENZONTLESPERFORMING ARTS CENTERSTANFORD UNIVERSITYAmerican West.MEXICAN ARTS CENTERSAN PABLOTo support Cultures of Mexicoin California, involving research,education, and live performancesto chronicle changing music anddance in California’s MexicanAmerican communities.$225,000 / 3 yearsNEW CONSERVATORYTHEATRE CENTERSAN FRANCISCOTo support three theater productionsas part of the YouthAwareprogram.$150,000 / 3 yearsORANGE COUNTYMUSEUM OF ARTNEWPORT BEACHTo support the development of theMedia Lounge, a satellite gallery topresent digital and video art.$100,000 / 2 yearsPACIFIC ASIA MUSEUMPASADENATo expand the museum’s organizationalcapacity to serve anincreasingly diverse constituencyby enhancing its exhibitions andeducation programming, andexpanding its marketing andaudience development efforts.$250,000 / 3 yearsOF LOS ANGELES COUNTYLOS ANGELESTo support an informal arts initiative,focused on engaging broaderand more diverse audiences.$75,000 / 1 yearREDLANDS COMMUNITYMUSIC ASSOCIATION, INC.REDLANDSFor The Redlands Bowl SummerMusic Festival, to support infrastructureupgrades and two operaproductions.$90,000 / 2 yearsRIVERSIDE ART MUSEUMRIVERSIDEFor core support to develop themuseum’s exhibition and educationalprogramming, scholarship,and audiences within the InlandEmpire.$200,000 / 2 years?Did You Know?California’s nonprofitarts annually attractmore than 71 millionattendees andparticipants who, inaddition to admissionfees, contributemore than $1 billioneach year to thestate’s economy.STANFORDTo support the Institute forDiversity in the Arts, to engageartists-in-residence, students,faculty, and the community in acollaborative process to createworks in visual and performingarts that explore issues of race anddiversity in California.$75,000 / 3 yearsSTONE SOUP FRESNOFRESNOFor Project Common Thread, topreserve and promote the culturalarts of the Hmong and fostergreater cross-cultural awareness inthe San Joaquin Valley.$75,000 / 2 yearsTEATRO VISIONSAN JOSEFor core operating support toexpand the theater’s organizationalcapacity by enhancing its theatricalprogramming and expanding itsmarketing and audience developmentefforts.$150,000 / 2 yearsVALLEY PUBLICTELEVISION, INC.FRESNOTo strengthen the health of theFresno arts and cultural communityand implement the countywideCultural Plan, through collaborativecommunications and advocacyefforts.$750,000 / 3 yearsBERKELEY REPERTORY THEATREBERKELEYTo enhance organizational capacityand increase utilization of recentlyexpanded facilities.$300,000 / 3 yearsCENTER THEATRE GROUPOF LOS ANGELESLOS ANGELESTo support programmatic workrelated to the opening of CenterTheatre Group’s new Kirk DouglasTheatre and its new artistic director.$600,000 / 3 yearsPALM SPRINGSDESERT MUSEUMPALM SPRINGSTo strengthen the museum byincreasing the quality and accessto its collections and exhibitionsand by improving its capacity forpreservation efforts.$300,000 / 3 yearsSAN FRANCISCOBALLET ASSOCIATIONSAN FRANCISCOFor core artistic program support.$300,000 / 2 yearsSOUTH COASTREPERTORY, INC.COSTA MESAFor core artistic program support.$375,000 / 3 years$50,000 / 1 year20
?Did You Know?Four of the nation’s10 largest metropolitanareas with thehighest concentrationof artists are in California:Los Angeles(ranked first), SanFrancisco-Oakland(third), OrangeCounty (seventh),and San Diego(ninth).HUMBOLDT AREAFOUNDATIONBAYSIDEFor a regranting initiative to supportcultural participation, as part ofthe North Coast Cultural Trust, andto implement a donor educationprogram to increase arts-relatedphilanthropy within Humboldt,Del Norte, and Trinity counties.$400,000 / 3 yearsORANGE COUNTYCOMMUNITY FOUNDATIONIRVINEFor a regranting initiative to supportartistic creativity and diversecultural expressions, and to imple-SANTA BARBARA FOUNDATIONSANTA BARBARAFor a regranting initiative to supportdiverse cultural expressions andto implement a donor educationprogram to increase arts-relatedphilanthropy within Santa BarbaraCounty.$400,000 / 3 yearsSONOMA COUNTYCOMMUNITY FOUNDATIONSANTA ROSAFor a regranting initiative to supportartistic creativity and to implementa donor education program toincrease arts-related philanthropywithin Sonoma County.CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATIONOF MUSEUMSPALM SPRINGSFor core operating support.$25,000 / 1 yearFRESNO ART MUSEUMFRESNOFor fund development and strategicplanning.$20,000 / 1 yearOAKLAND BALLETASSOCIATION, INC.OAKLANDFor core operating support.$70,000 / 1 yearArts Grants Approvedin 2004: CommunitiesAdvancing the ArtsCommunities Advancing the Artsis a three-year, $4.25 millioninitiative intended to build new,sustainable funding streams forthe arts in California.COMMUNITY FOUNDATIONFOR MONTEREY COUNTYMONTEREYFor a regranting initiative to supportdiverse cultural expressions andto implement a donor educationprogram to increase arts-relatedphilanthropy within MontereyCounty.$400,000 / 3 yearsCOMMUNITY FOUNDATIONSILICON VALLEYSAN JOSEFor a regranting initiative to supportdiverse cultural expressionsand to implement a donor educa-ment a donor education program toincrease arts-related philanthropywithin Orange County.$600,000 / 3 yearsSAN DIEGO FOUNDATIONSAN DIEGOFor a regranting initiative to supportdiverse cultural expressionsand to implement a donor educationand engagement program toincrease arts-related philanthropywithin San Diego County.$500,000 / 3 yearsSAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTYCOMMUNITY FOUNDATIONSAN LUIS OBISPOFor a regranting initiative to supportartistic creativity and to implementa donor education program toincrease arts-related philanthropywithin San Luis Obispo County.$300,000 / 3 years$400,000 / 3 yearsArts Grants Approved in2004: Special Projects inthe ArtsARTS COUNCIL FORSAN BERNARDINO COUNTYSAN BERNARDINOFor core operating support tobuild organizational capacity andto provide relevant arts andcultural programming and servicesin San Bernardino County.$75,000 / 3 yearsCALIFORNIA ALLIANCEFOR ARTS EDUCATIONPASADENAFor core support to provide trainingstatewide and technical assistanceto school districts in Los AngelesCounty to implement Arts forAll: Los Angeles County RegionalBlueprint for Arts Education.$150,000 / 3 yearsRIVERSIDE ARTS COUNCILRIVERSIDETo develop and implementArtsopolis Inland Empire, a comprehensivemarketing Web site,and for core operating support.$200,000 / 3 yearsSOUTHWEST CHAMBER MUSICSOCIETYPASADENATo support a development planto access and manage individualdonors.$8,000 / 1 yearWESTERN FOLKLIFE CENTERELKO, NEVADATo support a team of students fromthe Voices of Youth program inCalifornia to attend the awards presentationof the National Federationof Community Broadcasters.$3,200 / 3 monthstion and engagement program toincrease arts-related philanthropywithin southern San Mateo andSanta Clara counties.CALIFORNIA ASSEMBLY OFLOCAL ARTS AGENCIESSAN FRANCISCOFor core operating support to pro-$500,000 / 3 yearsvide networking and professionaldevelopment opportunities to localarts agencies throughout California.$160,000 / 2 years21
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