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EDUCATION 24 Educational programming is designed to enhance the quality of life for local residents and visitors by encouraging creativity and personal growth. From introductory activities to challenging art experiences, the FIA is dedicated to engaging and educating the community as a center for lifelong learning. Educational programming celebrates diverse artistic expression through the interpretation of art objects in the galleries and through process- oriented artmaking experiences in the Art School. In FY2006, Education program attendance was the highest it has been in the last five years, serving over 35,000 people.
Docent Program Docents are integral to the Education department. Fifteen volunteers were involved in the docent program in FY2006. They participated in intensive training sessions from September through May. Docents assisted with 292 gallery and studio programs, serving 4,380 people, and resulting in 438 hours of service. Docents Debby Bourke Martha Brewer Gloria Dean Billie Fisher Linda Harwood Art School The Art School served a broader regional audience during FY2006, with students from Genesee and contiguous counties plus Bay, Eaton, Emmet, Ingham, Macomb, Roscommon, St. Clair, Washtenaw, and Wayne Counties. Enrollment Member Non-Member Enrollment Encounters Fall 322 110 432 3,014 Spring 430 173 603 3,762 Summer 275 166 441 2,658 NESK/River Village 0 217 n/a 217 Total 1,027 666 1,476 9,651 Studio Art Ceramics Scholarships Child Adult Child Adult Amount Fall 05 15 4 7 9 $2,021 Spring 06 21 9 13 5 $3,343 Summer 06 20 3 9 6 $2,332 Total 56 16 29 20 $7,696 K-12 Programs Lee Hockstad Lynne Hurand Mollie Jones Samantha Lawrence Sue Martel Jeanette Nassif Caroline Panzer Judy Piper Stephanie Shields Barb Van Dette During FY2006, 11% of the 20,423 students and teachers participating in K-12 programs were from outside Genesee County. Program # Programs Attendance ArtFor/Studio 120 2,998 Gallery Lessons 172 4,298 Outreach Programs 396 9,904 Pierce School 82 3,223 Total K-12 Programs 770 20,423 Public Programs The Bray Series Attendance October 30 Joyce Yang 153 January 15 Sa Chen 159 March 6 Alexander Kobrin 184 Sub-Total 496 Art à la Carte Attendance September 14 October 58 November 132 December 46 January 93 February 97 March 148 April 81 May 106 June 56 Sub-Total 831 Family Activities Attendance July-FCC Summer Celebration 2,000 August-Genesee County Fair 612 September 204 October 111 November 28 December 137 January 21 February 50 March 23 April 66 May 23 June 24 Sub-Total 3,275 Other Public Programs Attendance Tile Workshops 476 Sub-Total 476 Total Public Programs 5,078 Education 25
Page 1: Annual Report 2005 - 2006
Page 4 and 5: FROM THE PRESIDENT Fiscal Year ende
Page 6 and 7: FROM THE DIRECTOR Fiscal Year ended
Page 8 and 9: EXHIBITIONS 6 The Flint Institute o
Page 10: Exhibitions 8 Across Borders and Ti
Page 13 and 14: Ben Aronson American, b. 1958 Down
Page 15 and 16: David Maxim American, b. 1945 Untit
Page 18 and 19: LOANS FROM THE 16 PERMANENT COLLECT
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Page 23 and 24: Genres Represented Not including Fl
Page 28 and 29: GRAND REOPENING 26 The FIA’s Phas
Page 30 and 31: DEVELOPMENT 28 The Development Depa
Page 32 and 33: SPECIAL EVENTS Development 30 The F
Page 34 and 35: CAPITAL CAMPAIGN Development 32 The
Page 36 and 37: Donors Individuals Gold Benefactors
Page 38 and 39: ENDOWMENT CAMPAIGN Development 36 I
Page 40 and 41: MEMBERSHIP * denotes increased gift
Page 42 and 43: Mr. & Mrs. John Moynihan Ms. Marge
Page 44 and 45: Ms. Nicole Barrett & Mr. Mik Rock+
Page 46 and 47: Mrs. Kathleen L. Cantley Mrs. Marjo
Page 48 and 49: CONTRIBUTIONS Development 46 Trust
Page 50 and 51: FINANCIAL STATEMENT 48 4468 Oak Bri
Page 52 and 53: Financial Statement 50 Statement of
Page 54 and 55: BOARD, AUXILIARY GROUPS, FACULTY &
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