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• The San Jose Arts Commission promotes the development of San Jose as a regional arts center that nurtures the artistic expression of all its diverse peoples. ...
• Appointed by the City Council, the thirteen citizens of the Commission assess cultural needs of San Jose and develop arts policy, program and budget recommendations for approval by the City Council, including annual cultural grants and public art. Administrative support for the Commission is provided by the Office of Cultural Affairs, Department of Conventions, Arts and Entertainment located at 365 S Market St. ...
• For questions about the Arts Commission, call (408) 277-5144.
• The Arts Commission convenes four standing committees:.
• Arts Commission Members .
• View most recent Arts Commission Agenda (April 14, 2004).
• Arts Commission Recommends Budget Message Task Force Report (Aug 2003) .
• Arts Commission Presents Position Paper on Arts Support (April 2003) .
• Arts Commission Accepts White Paper on Economic Impact of the Arts (Feb 2003) .

• San Jose Arts Commission Committees and Meeting Schedule.
• The San Jose Arts Commission meets at 5:30 PM on the second Wednesday of every month except July. ... The Arts Commission has four committees: The Executive Committee, the Artistic & Organizational Development (A&OD) Committee, the Cultural Education & Neighborhood Arts (CENA) Committee, and the Public Art Committee. ...
• For questions about the Arts Commission, call Yankee Johnson (408) 277-2781. ...
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• Download the current Arts Commission Agenda in Word 6. ...
• Download the current Arts Commission Minutes in Word 6. ...
• The Executive Committee meets at 6 PM on the second Monday before Arts Commission meetings, if business requires it. Executive Committee considers issues related to “20/21” Cultural Plan implementation and the Arts Program budget. ...
• Cultural Education & Neighborhood Arts (CENA) Committee Meeting Schedule TOP .
• The Cultural Education & Neighborhood Arts Committee meets at 5:30 PM, normally on the last Monday of every month. The CENA Committee oversees the Arts Education Program, the Youth Arts Demonstration Project, Community Arts Project Grants and Festival, Parade and Celebration Grants Programs, and implementation of Arts & Cultural Education and Neighborhood & Community Arts strategies in the “20/21” Cultural Plan. ...
• The A & OD Committee oversees Community Arts Development Programs (PAS, DAS, AIO, MAIP), Operating Grants (RAI, PAI, RAO) and Artist Program grants, and implementation of Artistic & Organizational Development strategies in the “20/21” Cultural Plan. ...
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• The Newport News Arts Commission (NNAC) provides support for the arts and cultural activities within the City of Newport News and activities within Greater Hampton Roads that serve the City’s residents. Organizations supported by the Newport News Arts Commission present over 470 events annually in Newport News to an audience of more than 160,000. ...

• Indiana Arts Commission .
• round the country state arts agencies are facing multiple challenges stimulated by decreasing contributions from both federal and state sources. Wolf, Keens & Company has been working closely with one of them, the Indiana Arts Commission, to develop strategies capable of meeting those challenges. ...
• Wolf, Keens consultants developed and then conducted a year-long planning process for the Commission that began with a variety of research and consulting elements. Among other things, the consultants convened ten focus groups of arts constituents and others around the state to hear their concerns and formulate an understanding of areas that needed to be addressed in the plan. In addition, they generated and analyzed the results of a mail survey that was distributed to hundreds of individuals, throughout Indiana, who have an interest in the arts and the Arts Commission's role in supporting them. ...
• The consultants went on to develop the plan by consulting with the commission's staff and its planning committee, an on-going process culminating in a document that has changed fundamentally the Arts Commission's approach to supporting arts in the state. The final document, written by the consultants, and approved by the commission, focuses on the development of regional partners throughout the state. These partners will work directly with artists and arts organizations by making grants, providing technical assistance, and offering other types of service programs. The Arts Commission itself will continue direct funding of arts organizations through highly targeted programs and will develop new initiatives that emphasize partnerships and collaborations, information and technical assistance, and communications and training. Finally, the document looked at long-term resource development for the arts in Indiana through a public/private endowment.
• The consultants continue to work with the Arts Commission on implementing the plan, ensuring that the investment in planning pays off in real and constructive change. The consultants have helped staff devise an implementation strategy and structure; facilitated numerous meetings with potential regional partners; researched regranting programs and public/private endowments nationwide; reviewed and urged changes in program guidelines; surveyed regional partners to determine their needs and concerns; provided background information to guide development of a new "capacity-building" program for arts organizations in the state; and offered technical assistance sessions to regional partner organizations to help them conduct self assessments and community cultural assessments.

• Cloud Arts Commission is a mayoral advisory commission made up of seven (7) volunteer members from the community.   Their mission is to promote accessibility, participation, appreciation, and exposure to the arts in the St. ...
• To accomplish this mission, the Arts Commission provides funding to local nonprofit arts organizations and promotes the arts in St. Cloud through a variety of activities including the annual arts award and community art projects.
• Please see our Arts Plan for more information about the Arts Commission's mission, vision, goals, and objectives.
• The Commission was established on August 27, 1990 by ordinance 1474 of the City of St. ...
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•   Killeen Arts Commission   .
• On March 13, 1990, the Killeen City Council established the Arts Commission. The Arts Commission is responsible for the development of community resource to support the arts and multi-cultural enrichment programs in Killeen. The commission is also responsible for the development of tourism and the convention and hotel industry through the use of cultural arts grants under Texas Tax Code, Chapter 351, Use of Municipal Hotel Occupancy Tax Revenues.
• The mission of the Arts Commission is:.
• To develop a community multi-cultural arts program that will enhance tourism and hotel/motel use, through the arts;.
• To encourage an increase in quality arts programs available to the citizens of the City of Killeen;.
• To stimulate an interest in the local arts of all cultures and minority groups especially ensuring access for seniors and disabled citizens;.
• To encourage exposure to the arts for school-age citizens;.
• To preserve and develop the arts and to maximize the quality of the arts and their contributions to our City's culture; and.
• For information about Texas Commission on the Arts grant programs click here.
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• Sacramento Metropolitan Arts Commission.
• The Sacramento Metropolitan Arts Commission is a City-County agency administered by the City of Sacramento. The Commission provides arts programming, education and development of artists and audiences, and promotion of cross-cultural exchanges through the arts. Youth arts education is provided through the Arts in Education Program and community outreach activities in neighborhoods and schools.
• Visit the Sacramento Metropolitan Arts Commission Web site.
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• Governor's Arts Awards Recipients for 2003 Announced.
• The mission of the Arkansas Arts Council is to advance and empower the arts in Arkansas for the benefit of all Arkansans by developing, encouraging and supporting arts in education for lifelong learning, community cultural development, fair and equitable access to the arts for all Arkansans, artistic excellence, diversity and innovation.
• Here you will find information on all of the arts programs and services offered by the Arkansas Arts Council such as our Arts on Tour and Arts in Education programs. ... The Arts Council Grants section allows visitors to find information on grant money and contains downloadable grant applications. ... Also included are upcoming art events in Arkansas searchable by month, art news, local arts organizations and useful art resources, including links to important local and national agencies.
• The Arkansas Arts Council is an agency of the Department of Arkansas Heritage and shares the goals of all six Department of Arkansas Heritage agencies, that of preserving and enhancing the heritage of the state of Arkansas. The agencies are: Arkansas Historic Preservation Program, Arkansas Natural Heritage Commission, Delta Cultural Center in Helena, Historic Arkansas Museum and the Old State House Museum. Funding for the Arkansas Arts Council and its programs is provided by the State of Arkansas and the National Endowment for the Arts.
• The seventeen-member Arkansas Arts Council, which is appointed by the governor, meets quarterly to set policies and approve grant recommendations. ...
• We hope that the new and improved design of our website is not only more visually appealing, but also more helpful to you in discovering and utilizing what the Arkansas Arts Council does for the arts in Arkansas.
• News and Events  |  Programs and Services  |  Arts Council Grants.
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• Funding for the Arkansas Arts Council and its programs is provided by the State of Arkansas and the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency.
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• ARTS COMMISSION.
• The King County Arts Commission (KCAC) was created officially with the passage of Resolution 32682 by the King County Commissioners in late 1966. The KCAC originally was to be composed of twelve members, representing all areas of the arts, who were to be appointed by the commissioners. ... " In 1969, following the adoption of Ordinance 00110 by the King County Council, the KCAC was established formally as a program under the County Executive, becoming, in the process, the first publicly funded county arts agency in the United States.
• The Arts Commission received its first operating budget from King County in 1970. ...
• Over the years of its existence staff support and administration for the Arts Commission was provided by a variety of agencies. ... During its tenure under the OCR, the Arts Commission was composed of nine volunteer members appointed by the County Executive. The Arts Commission was charged with advising the Executive and Council regarding arts policy, developing policies to guide programs, identifying projects and initiatives to increase public access to the Arts, and acting as an advocate for the arts. ...
• Typewritten reports of Arts Commission activities, including information on officers and staff, commissioners, financial statements, programs and statistics.
• The symposium was a project of the King County Arts Commission and the Department of Public Works and supported by the National Endowment for the Arts and other public and private sponsors. ...
• Correspondence, contracts, press releases, work samples and administrative files concerning artists exhibiting work at the King County Arts Commission gallery and the Arts Commission's administration of the gallery.
• Correspondence, budgets, plans, minutes and organizational data concerning the management of the Arts Commission and its staff.
• Correspondence, budget data, reports and administrative files concerning Arts Commission programs, including seminars, classes, the 1% for Art Program, and the Writers in the Jail project.
• Correspondence, press releases, press clippings, floor plans, work samples and reports dealing with the Public Art Space, a gallery at the Seattle Center jointly sponsored by the King County and Seattle Arts Commissions.
• 403-272           Standard arts reporting forms, 1982-1983.
• Financial and organizational reporting form submitted by arts organizations, listing officers and summarizing financial condition and personnel level for previous two years and current budget.

• Lowndes / Valdosta Arts Commission, Inc.
• Links to Arts Resources.
• VSU Department of Communication Arts .
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• VSU Arts Calendar .
• Gwinnett Council for the Arts .
• Rome Area Council for the Arts .
• Thomaston-Upson Arts Council .
• National Endowment for the Arts .
• Yahoo Arts Web Directories .
• Contact L/VAC, City of Valdosta, Chamber of Commerce  Lowndes / Valdosta Arts Commission, Inc.
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• The mission of the Upper Arlington Cultural Arts Division is to provide and promote a diverse, lively, accessible arts environment that advances the cultural assets and enriches the quality of life of the community.
• History of the Cultural Arts Division.
• City Council and former Mayor Chuck Glander formed the Upper Arlington Cultural Arts Commission in 1972 as a branch of city government. The Mayor of Upper Arlington appoints nine Commission members that serve as an official voluntary arm of city government. All the programming and policy was conducted by an all-volunteer Commission until 1977 when the need became apparent for a part-time staff member. ... In 1989, the first full-time arts coordinator was hired. As the result of a consultancy in 1992, The Friends of the Arts in Upper Arlington was formed to help raise and accept private funds for the Cultural Arts Commission. ... The Cultural Arts Commission is a division of the Parks and Recreation Department where it enjoys excellent support and as a result is now called the Cultural Arts Division. The arts are programmed by the Arts Manager and the Arts Coordinator with the assistance of City Staff. ...
• Cultural Arts Division.
• Lynette Santoro-Au, Arts Manager.
• Tessa Menhenett, Arts Coordinator.

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• The Danville Town Council invites applications to fill the remainder of one position on the Arts Commission expiring February 28, 2005.   The Commission is composed of seven members who serve a four-year term of office. ...
• The Danville Arts Commission is an advisory body to the Town Council and is responsible for promoting interest and support for the arts within the community at large.
• The Commission holds regularly scheduled public meetings on the first Thursday of each month at 6:30 p. ...   Commission members serve without compensation, except for reimbursement of approved business expenses.
• Those interested in being an Arts Commissioner do not necessarily need to be experienced in the arts, but the following qualities would be helpful: have an enthusiasm for, and an interest in, the arts; have a desire to see the arts recognized and flourish in Danville; be devoted to the quality of life issues that the arts can provide; be willing to dedicate enough time to make a difference; be able to apply your personal or business talents to the Commission; and, have a willingness to network with the arts community.
• Persons interested in applying for this volunteer position on the Commission may obtain an application at the Town Offices, 510 La Gonda Way, the Town’s website at www. ...   To obtain more information on the duties and responsibilities of the Commission, contact the Town’s Recreation Services Manager at (925)314-3377. ...
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• The Arts Commission is composed of seven members appointed for three- year terms on a staggered basis. The commission meets at 4:30 p. ... on the third Monday of each month at the Encore Room in the Regional Center for the Arts. The Commission's scope of responsibility is to:.
• Prepare and maintain a 10-year arts general plan, an 8-year operating plan, and an 8-year capital facilities plan for the arts;.
• Review and provide comment on the Cultural Services Department's operating budget, as it relates to the approved arts plans;.
• Establish and work closely with four Commission apointed Advisory Councils which oversee individual arts programs;.
• Work with staff and the Diablo Regional Arts Association in determining private sector arts funding needs and conduct of a program to meet these needs. ...

• Fine Arts Commission.
• The Fine Arts Commission was created by the City Council in 1994, and is charged with the following responsibilities:.
• To foster development of the arts; .
• To stimulate participation in and appreciation of the arts by City residents; .
• To encourage cooperation and coordination between artists and the various arts; .
• To seek financial support for the various arts; .
• To act as an advocate for the arts before private and public agencies; .
• To strive for high standards of quality in the arts; .
• To represent the arts whenever possible. ...
• Citizens from the greater Winona community involved in the achievement of the fire arts.

• RENTON MUNICIPAL ARTS COMMISSION Public Art .
• The Renton Municipal Arts Commission was formed by Resolution 1320, on August 9, 1965. Overseeing an annual budget, the Commission is charged with the responsibility of acting in an advisory capacity to city government in connection with the artistic and cultural development of the city.
• The Commission consists of 12 members appointed by the Major and subject to confirmation by a majority of the members of the City Council. ... All members of the Commission are appointed for three year terms, and all serve without compensation for services.
• The Commission operates with a set of policies and procedures established by the members.
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• The Commission is responsible for reviewing the design, execution and acceptance of works of art funded or otherwise acquired by the city.
• The Commission, along with the mayor, annually reviews all capital improvement projects anticipated within the following two-year period to determine which projects are appropriate for inclusion of works of art and to estimate the amount allocated for this purpose. Whenever a work of art is to be funded under the 1% for Art ordinance as authorized under Ordinance No 3749 in 1983, the Commission selects the appropriate work of art and recommends that artwork to the City Council. The Commission may initiate contracts with artists for these works of art.
• The Commission is responsible for directing maintenance, inspection and rotation of works of art selected and installed for the city. The Commission keeps an inventory of all city-owned artworks.
• The Commission may seek alternative funding sources for visual and performing arts programs.
• Maintained Renton Municipal Arts Commission web page.
• Continued to develop and produce projects that promoted the arts within Renton Arts Plan Together.

• Arts commission gives a boost to Saratoga talent .
• Surrounded by venues at Montalvo and the Mountain Winery that bring world-renowned talent to Saratoga, a newly formed city arts commission will turn the focus on local artists by promoting them and seeking out more space and events for them to showcase their work. ...
• "We pride ourselves with having world-class arts centers," said City Councilwoman Ann Waltonsmith, who has championed the idea for a new commission. ...
• 19, the city appointed five inaugural members to its new arts commission. Eventually, the commission will carry seven total members, like the city's other six advisory commissions. ...
• Show space tops both city officials and many local artists' priority lists for the commission. ...
• Waltonsmith said the city doesn't have much money to spend on arts, but she and Taylor emphasized that the city's new commission would be a resource for opening up public spaces to artists. ...
• Waltonsmith and Taylor said they would also like the new commission to focus on boosting arts within Saratoga schools. ...
• "This is an arts town, and we need to get these kids interested in the arts," Taylor said. ...
• The commission will also be charged with evaluating and placing art that is occasionally given to the city. ...
• In the future, she envisions a qualified group of artists and patrons on the new arts commission making such decisions. ...
• To find out more about the arts commission and its remaining two openings, contact the city clerk at 408. ...
• City forms new arts commission to help local artists promote their work .
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• Search For Artists | About Us | Arts Opportunities | How To Join | Contact Us   .
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• Duplication of the contents of this website prohibited without permission of the artist or the Boulder Arts Resource.

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• The mission of the Cathedral Arts Commission is to present arts offerings within the Cathedral setting not exclusively for ritualistic activity in worship and liturgy, but as worship itself. ... It is the desire of the Arts Commission to continue and build on this tradition. ...
• The arts and human creativity have never been more important. ... The arts cross many boundaries to offer an open hand instead of a closed fist. We hope that through offerings of concerts, exhibits, dramatic productions, literary offerings, and educational lectures, that the experiencing, the sharing, and the appreciation of the arts be not the luxury of a few, but the best hope of humanity to experience joy on this planet. ...
• These arts provide the day-to-day confirmation of God's hand at work in the lives and affairs of men and women. It is in keeping with this idea that we wish for the Cathedral to provide a home for the arts in our part of the world. The original Arts Commission mission statement was written in 1997 by Bonnie Lundblad. ...

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• The arts commission shall act in an advisory capacity to the president and the board of trustees and shall be guided by the mission of encouraging the development and enjoyment of the arts in the village. For the purposes of the mission of this commission, arts shall include, without limitation, the exhibition of works of art, the conduct of programs of music and the performing arts, the exhibition of historical objects, the presentation of dramatic productions, and other exhibitions and performances enhancing the cultural and intellectual level of the village. In furtherance thereof the commission shall have the following powers and duties:.
• Inventory arts activities and venues that exist within the village;.
• Identify opportunities to better coordinate efforts to avoid overlap and inadvertent competition between and among arts events;.
• Identify opportunities for promoting arts events and initiatives;.
• Assist organizations in applying for grant assistance through the Illinois Arts Council, private foundations or similar resources for arts initiatives deemed of special merit;.
• Develop methods for recognizing the achievements of the village's artists, performers, teachers and others involved in the development of the arts in the village;.
• Advise the board of trustees with respect to policies that can recognize or otherwise encourage the development of the arts in the village;.
• Undertake such other activities that serve to encourage the development and maintenance of the arts in the village. ...
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• Sacramento Metropolitan Arts Commission.
• OVERVIEW -- The Commission's Mission is accomplished by providing and facilitating arts experiences and opportunities; creating an environment that supports sustainable and flourishing arts organizations and artists; and positively contributing to arts education and a growing artistic and cultural economy. ...
• PAGE OVERVIEW: -- This ARCHIVED PAGE acts as a quick overview for general information about Sacramento Metropolitan Arts Commission with some limited contact and collections information. ... INFORMATION SUBJECT TO CHANGE: -- This is an "unofficial" resource page for Sacramento Metropolitan Arts Commission. ... the resource may or may not be able to provide you with detailed info on related topics such as Sacramento Metropolitan Arts Commission events that take place in january february march april may june july august september october november december 2002 2003 2004 2005, hours of operation, location, or people and places associated with Sacramento Metropolitan Arts Commission. ...

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• The West Virginia Commission on the Arts, established in 1967, works with artists, arts organizations, schools, and community groups to foster a fertile environment for the artistic, cultural, educational and economic development of the state. ...
• The West Virginia Division of Culture and History receives annual support from the West Virginia Legislature and the National Endowment for the Arts, and a special grant from the Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation, for competitive arts grants approved by the West Virginia Commission on the Arts and for arts administration services to arts organizations and individual artists across West Virginia. ...
• You can email the Arts Commission staff at the Cultural Center (remove spaces): .
• Debbie Rainey Haught, Community Arts Coordinator .
• Martha Newman Collins, Arts in Education Coordinator, Accessibility Coordinator .
• Kelley French, Arts Section Secretary .
• Commission on the Arts member list.
• NEW Arts in Education grant application online.
• Arts in Education Roster Application (opens in browser; save as word processor document).
• Professional development grants for artists and arts organizations available .
• Arts and Crafts industry contributes $54. ...
• Take action for a quality arts education. ...

• ARTS COMMISSION.
• Purpose: The Arts Commission considers and makes recommendations to the City Council on development and promotion of performing and fine arts programs and arts facilities and policies pertaining to cultural enhancement.
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• Ocala Municipal Arts Commission.
• The Ocala Municipal Arts Commission was established in 1961 by Ocala City Council to enhance cultural and artistic development. In June of 1962 OMAC was designated the official arts agency for Marion county by the Marion County Board of County Commissioners. OMAC provides mini-grants made possible by funding provided by the Florida Arts License Plates Program and the City of Ocala’s General Fund to individuals and organizations involved in the local arts community. ...
• The Ocala Municipal Arts Commission typically meets at 4:00 p. ... on the first Wednesday of every month (except July and August) at the Brick City Center for the Arts. ...
• For arts and crafts training provided by Brick City Center for the Arts and Central Florida Community College go here: http://www. ...
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• The Boulder Arts Commission is an agency of the City of Boulder established in 1979 to increase awareness and support for the arts. Five volunteer members are appointed to the Commission by City Council for five year terms. ...
• The Boulder Arts Commission is funded through the City of Boulder's general fund. Each year the Commission evaluates proposals and awards funding to individual artists of all disciplines and to professional community and traditional arts organizations. ... The Commission provides advice to community groups and artists and community education through special programs. ...
• The Boulder Arts Commission asserts a leadership role in enriching the lives of the people of Boulder through supporting arts experiences of the highest quality. The arts are a community human experience and need to be celebrated as a great community and individual resource. Welcome to the City of Boulder Arts Commission.
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• The San Francisco Arts Commission was established in the Charter of the City and County of San Francisco in 1932 to ensure that the arts were incorporated into the civic infrastructure for the City's residents. ...
• The Arts Commission Gallery showcases the work of Bay Area artists at its interim location, the War Memorial Building, 401 Van Ness Ave. ...
• Community Arts and Education.
• This program promotes community revitalization through the arts in economically disadvantaged and underserved areas and supports programs serving special constituencies, such as youth, the homeless, and others. The Community Arts and Education program also oversees the City's four neighborhood cultural centers.
• Arts Education .
• Four programs offer project-oriented grants to arts organizations and individual artists to nurture the continuing growth of a vibrant arts scene that celebrates the City's vast ethnic diversity and variety of cultural traditions.
• Revenues from the series help support many of the other Arts Commission programs.
• A joint effort with California Lawyers for the Arts, ArtHouse provides housing facilitation assistance to artists and promotes the creation of artist live-work space. ...
• Asian and Pacific Islander American Arts Community Development Initiative.
• The Initiative is an eighteen-month community-based cultural-planning project to develop a long-term, sustainable and cooperative means for enhancing the organizational effectiveness of the Asian and Pacific Islander American arts community in San Francisco and the Bay Area.
• With the critical initial partnership of the Asian Pacific American Arts Coalition, the Arts Commission hopes to engage the community in defining and developing an organic, sustainable structure that can facilitate:.
• increased support for arts groups and artists rooted in/growing from the Asian and Pacific Islander American community; .
• and, thus, play a central role in facilitating the sustainability of the Asian and Pacific Islander American arts community.
• This Initiative is funded by the Cultural Equity Grants, with additional support from the National Endowment for the Arts and Grants for the Arts, the San Francisco Hotel Tax Fund.

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