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ARTS ORANGE COUNTY OFFERS FREE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SESSIONS
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THIS WEDNESDAY! LAST CALL FOR REGISTRATION!
Marketing/Audience Development/Fund Development
BUILD YOUR PATRON JOURNEY:
Leading Patrons on a Path to Greater Engagement
How your organization can map out a journey for your patrons that will strengthen their loyalty & motivate increased support
Wed., SEPTEMBER 19, 8:30 am - 11:30 am, FREE (includes networking breakfast)
Arts Orange County, 17620 Fitch, 2nd Flr., Irvine (
Directions here; free parking)
Session will be led by Paul Miller, Vice President, PatronManager
Workshop is free. Space is limited. RSVP/questions:
Karen Ahola at ArtsOC.
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Find out how to access your organization's piece of more than $20 Million in state arts grants & get tips on how to submit a successful grant application!
REGISTRATION NOW OPEN FOR A FREE
CALIFORNIA ARTS COUNCIL GRANTS WORKSHOP
& ARTSOC GRANTS-WRITING TRAINING SESSION
Tuesday, OCTOBER 9, 8:30 am (Networking Breakfast); 9:00 am - 12:00 noon
Arts Orange County, 17620 Fitch, Second Floor, Irvine
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Arts Education/Family Arts Programs/Marketing/Audience Development
SAVE THE DATE - REGISTRATION BEGINS SOON FOR A FREE
"IMAGINATION CELEBRATION" MIXER & BRIEFING
How your organization can participate in the annual festival of arts for families & maximize the benefits of being part of it
Thursday, NOVEMBER 15, 5 pm-7 pm
Arts Orange County
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Arts Orange County's Professional Development Program is supported, in part, by a grant from
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UCI's Institute & Museum of California Art Debuts with
"First Glimpse" of the Buck Collection
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Institute and Museum of California Art (IMCA) at University of California, Irvine, will become the premier repository, research center and exhibition space for our state's art as a result of two very large gifts--one from the family of James Irvine, which has collected plein air and California Impressionist Art over several generations, and one from the late Gerald Buck, who collected the works of notable modern and contemporary California artists. The Irvine collection totals more than 1,800 works and the Buck collection more than 3,200. While the Irvine collection has been exhibited for many years, especially through The Irvine Museum (now owned and operated by UCI), the Buck collection has never been open to the public. UCI's Claire Trevor School of the Arts is now providing a
"First Glimpse" exhibition of a representative sampling of several dozen works from the Buck collection in two galleries on campus. Next steps include the opening of a 15,000 square foot space in an existing building adjacent to the UCI campus to house IMCA and exhibit works from the collection while raising the funds needed to build IMCA's permanent facilities on campus over the next several years. More here.
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RESOURCES FOR ARTISTS & ARTS ORGANIZATIONS - ArtsOC.org ARTS & CULTURAL EVENTS + CALLS FOR ARTISTS + AUDITIONS + JOBS + CLASSES + VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES - SparkOC.com
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Arts Orange County is supported in part through funds from
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PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY NAMES NEW PRESIDENT/
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The Philharmonic Society of Orange County announced today the appointment of Tommy Phillips as its new President and Artistic Director. Phillips succeeds John Mangum, who stepped down from this role in April to become the Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer of the Houston Symphony. In a career spanning more than 15 years, Phillips has held artistic positions and programming consultancies at orchestras across the country, including the San Diego Symphony, San Francisco Symphony, Minnesota Orchestra, Grand Rapids Symphony, San Antonio Symphony, Charlotte Symphony, Pacific Symphony, and Mainly Mozart Festival, among others. Phillips is also the co-founder of Black Cats Production Company, an international touring and performing arts organization bringing performing ensembles to China and Chinese ensembles to the United States. Phillips attended the University of California, Santa Barbara, earning his bachelor's degree in Music Performance (trombone) and went on to pursue Graduate studies in Trombone Performance and Arts Administration at the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory. Phillips is married to Julie Smith Phillips, Principal Harpist for the San Diego Symphony. They have two young children.
More here.
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| VOICE OF OC ADDS ARTS COVERAGE |
At a time of diminishing media attention being paid to the Orange County arts community, Voice of OC has now begun twice weekly coverage of local arts news, features and reviews (Monday & Thursday), led by longtime Orange County Register arts journalists Paul Hodgins, who will serve as Senior Editor, and Heide Janssen, who will be Managing Editor. Writers include OC's nationally-known classical music critic Tim Mangan. Voice of OC is Orange County's nonprofit, nonpartisan investigative journalism online news outlet, founded in 2009, and is best known for its award-winning in depth coverage of local government. Its publisher is the well-known investigative journalist Norberto Santana, and its Board Chair is attorney Wylie Aitken, former Chair of the California Arts Council. More here.
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IMPORTANT UPDATE FOR NEA GRANTEES AND APPLICANTS
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Please note that the Federal government has made some changes to its online registration requirements. SAM.gov now requires that
a notarized letter appointing their authorized Entity Administrator be sent to them. Additionally, there is a new login portal (LOGIN.gov), requiring a new user name and password be established. And remember: SAM.gov, LOGIN.gov and GRANTS.gov all require frequent changes of your password!
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