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2024-600-E-Arts Commission-Chelsea Art Theater In-Chelsea Theater Operating Support
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10/3/2024
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10/3/2024
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10/11/2024
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$3,750.00
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Organizational Goals The mission of the Chelsea Theater is to entertain, inspire, and engage <br />through film. Underlying this mission is our desire to serve the diverse <br />population in our region, operate in a fiscally responsible manner, and of <br />course, to show the best in new and repertory film, emphasizing works that <br />would otherwise not be shown in our area. <br />Operational support allows us to: <br />Curate a wide selection of films from around the world, organize special <br />programs, and provide a platform for emerging filmmakers. From <br />internationally acclaimed first run releases to classics representing the <br />best of the history of film, the Chelsea aims to provide rich cinematic <br />experiences and help to foster a vibrant film community. <br />Organize and host screenings of films that tackle important social issues, <br />push creative boundaries, and offer diverse perspectives. W ith funding for <br />film acquisition and programming, we can select films that inspire, <br />challenge, and provoke thought and discussion. In 2024-25 we plan to <br />continue looking at themes including: 1. The environment, through <br />documentary films and guest panelists to discuss issues. 2. The artist in <br />society, examining culture through artists (visual, dance, performing) and <br />architects and their work; and 3. Social justice, particularly as it intersects <br />with environmental justice. <br />Other areas of commitment include our annual collaboration with the <br />Jackson Center and Northside Neighborhood. this year we hosted two <br />screenings of recently rediscovered film footage on the integration of <br />Chapel Hill schools in the 1960s and its impact on the Black community <br />with panel discussions with former students who experienced the early <br />days of integration here. W e also participate annually in the NC Latin <br />American Film Festival and showcase films by indigenous filmmakers. <br />These attract significant audiences of Latino and Indigenous heritage, as <br />well as students and adults with an interest in learning more. W e aim to <br />enrich the community through film education and cultural experiences that <br />build bridges between organizations and discipline. <br />Docusign Envelope ID: 7A6B16CA-2A26-4387-9C73-20EF0DF1D9BC
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