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2015-101-E Arts - Extraordinary Ventures - Fall 2014 Arts Grant Agreement
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12/18/2014
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7/1/2014
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6/30/2015
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$1,500.00
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DocuSign Envelope ID:403AE38B-EA0A-487E-8F5A-372C787F38E9 <br /> EXTRAORDINARY ARTISTS <br /> 2014-2015 ARTS PROGRAM APPLICATION <br /> NARRATIVE <br /> Extraordinary Ventures partnered with The Art Therapy Institute of Carrboro in 2012 to pilot a six <br /> session arts program called "Extraordinary Artists"for autistic and developmentally disabled young <br /> adults in our community.The class culminated with an exhibit night event called "An Artful Affair"held <br /> in the Great Hall of Extraordinary Ventures. Both the classes and the final event met with rousing <br /> enthusiasm from the participants,their families, and supporters. <br /> Extraordinary Ventures received matching funds from the Orange County Arts Commission in 2013 and <br /> 2014 to repeat and grow this program with the partnership of another local arts organization called <br /> "Happymess Art Studios." The structure and format of the program has remained very similar to the <br /> one we developed in 2012, however we have developed the artistic experience further with the <br /> participants by offering a wider variety of options. "Happymess Art Studios teachers are comprised of <br /> local artists and can teach the participants in a myriad of mediums.The Happymess teachers are <br /> experienced in this as they have worked with similar populations in the past <br /> This year,we grew from 25 regular participants to 36 individuals in the regular classes and have had <br /> great volunteer participation from UNC campus organizations like "Best Buddies",Autism Speaks, and <br /> other Autism oriented groups. In addition,we have invited local churches and businesses to adopt a <br /> night as a team building activity and this has been very successful for us and enjoyable for the <br /> participants. <br /> Our request for funding in 2015 would be for a matching grant to give us a total budget of at least <br /> $4,100.This money would be used to cover the costs of teaching 12 art experiences in a variety of <br /> different mediums, art supplies, publicity,and food for the classes and final event. We are looking to <br /> raise money through events with volunteer groups to increase funds. Our ultimate goal for this class is <br /> to have it become bi-monthly year-round though we may not achieve this in 2015. <br /> Included with our proposal, you will find copies of our flyers, invitations, press releases, exhibit <br /> brochure, mailing insert and a DVD with a slide show, photos, and video clips from the classes. A staff <br /> roster for Extraordinary Ventures is included along with resumes from "Happymess Art Studios" <br /> teachers and examples of art classes with similar populations <br /> We thank the Orange County Arts Commission for this opportunity to serve a group of individuals that is <br /> often overlooked and not easily reachable through an arts experience that can help them express <br /> themselves and feel proud of their artistic achievements. We are offering them and our community at <br /> large, an opportunity to focus on their abilities rather than their disabilities. <br />
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