Center for Cultural Innovation
For The San Francisco Bay Area Arts Town Hall
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Amount$5,000
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Program
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Date Awarded5/28/2008
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Term12 Months
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Type of SupportProject
Overview
Cora Mirikitani, of the Center for Cultural Innovation and San San Wong of the San Francisco Arts Commission, have organized a San Francisco Bay Area Arts Town Hall to take place June 9, 2008 at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts. Approximately 350-500 attendees, representing artists, arts administrators, policy makers, and cultural stakeholders are expected to participate in a day long discussion of issues with regard to Survival, Creativity, Reach and Relevance of the arts.
About the Grantee
Grantee Website
www.cciarts.org
Address
244 South San Pedro St, Suite 401, Los Angeles, CA, 90012-3860, United States
Grants to this Grantee
for the Vallejo Arts Fund
Center for Cultural Innovation is a California-based arts service organization that promotes knowledge sharing and skill building. With offices in Los Angeles and San Francisco, the organization provides monetary grants, technical assistance, and research capacity for innovative projects that improve the practices, policies, and systems of support for artists and the arts sector. The goal of the Vallejo Arts Fund is to support arts and culture in the city of Vallejo by addressing systemic and economic inequities impacting local artists and culture bearers. Support for the Vallejo Arts Fund advances the Performing Arts Program’s Communities strategy.
for the California Arts Leadership Investments regranting program
Center for Cultural Innovation is a California-based arts service organization that promotes knowledge sharing and skill building. With offices in Los Angeles and San Francisco, the organization provides monetary grants, technical assistance, and research capacity for innovative projects that improve the practices, policies, and systems of support for artists and the arts sector. The goal of the California Arts Leadership Investments (CALI) regranting program is to enable professional development of artists and arts workers across a leadership spectrum, in order to support equitable change in the sector. Support for CALI advances the Performing Arts Program’s goals by boosting the infrastructure capacity of the arts sector in the San Francisco Bay Area.
for the AmbitioUS national initiative
Center for Cultural Innovation is a California-based arts service organization that promotes knowledge sharing and skill building. With offices in Los Angeles and San Francisco, the organization provides monetary grants, technical assistance, and research capacity for innovative projects that improve the practices, policies, and systems of support for artists and the arts sector. This grant supports AmbitioUS, an initiative to incubate new systems for arts and culture by investing in trailblazers, incentivizing the development of artist-owned enterprises, disseminating information about artists and new economy activities, and building a network of artist-influenced new economy participants. This grant advances the Infrastructure component of the Performing Arts Program’s strategic framework.
