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  • OCAEconomicImpactStudy1

    OHIO’S CREATIVE ECONOMY : THE ECONOMIC IMPACT OF THE ARTS AND CREATIVE INDUSTRIES 2018 C ENTER FOR REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT B OWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY S PRING 2018 2    OHIO ’S CREATIVE ECONOMY : THE ECONOMIC IMPACT OF THE ARTS AND CREATIVE INDUSTRIES 2018 E XECUTIVE SUMMARY The creative industries are much more than a […]

  • Press Release / March 28, 2023

    Greater Columbus Arts Council Awards First Round of Project Support Grants for 2023

    COLUMBUS, Ohio – The board of trustees of the Greater Columbus Arts Council (GCAC) approved a first round of 36 Project Support grants totaling $411,300. Project Support grants provide funding for a broad range of arts and cultural projects, events and programs. “We are overjoyed to see the multitude of local artists and organizations […]

  • For Organizations

    […] range of topics. Organization Workshops & Events Studios & Spaces Find spaces available for rent. Studios & Spaces FAQs Find the answers to our most commonly asked questions Organization FAQs Workshops & Events Recorded Workshops Accessibility in Marketing: Tools & resources to make your online marketing more accessible for all people In this workshop, […]

  • Press Release / October 3, 2023

    Greater Columbus Arts Council Announces 2023 Recipients of Artists Elevated Awards

    […] Council’s (GCAC) $25,000 Artists Elevated awards for 2023: Jenny Deller, Noah Dixon, Marcus Jackson, Joan Madison and Ricarrdo Valentine. Jenny Deller (she/her) is a screenwriter and direc tor whose award-winning debut feature, Future Weather, stars Amy Madigan, Lili Taylor, Marin Ireland and Perla Haney-Jardine. While in development, Future Weather received the Showtime Tony Cox […]

  • Tay Lane, 2021 Artist Elevated Winner

    Her dream is to produce a full-length play based on Plato’s dialogues inspired by her studies. Her dream is to start a production company called Walter Lane, named after her beloved dog who recently passed. Her dream is fueled by her late husband, Chris, whose memory is a reminder for her to continue directing, […]

  • Pelotonia: A Ride Where Everybody Wins

    Next weekend I’ll be biking 100 miles as part of the Team ColumbUS Pelo ton, and a fair question to ask is why? Certainly it’s a great cause. Raising money to find a cure for cancer, supporting those who are currently in treatment and those in recovery, and honoring my friends and relatives who […]

  • Press Release / February 27, 2012

    GREATER COLUMBUS ARTS COUNCIL AWARDS FIRST ROUND 2011 BOOST AND ARTISTS IN THE COMMUNITY GRANTS

    Columbus, Ohio – The Greater Columbus Arts Council Board of Trustees has approved 9 grants totaling $17,040 in BOOST and Artists in the Community grants. The next deadline for applications for BOOST and Artists in the Community grants is March 5 at 5 p.m. BOOST: BOOST (Broadening Organizations’ Overall Skills and Technology) is a capacity-building program […]

  • Press Release / March 23, 2011

    Greater Columbus Arts Council Announces 1st Quarter Project Support and February Grants

    COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Greater Columbus Arts Council Board of Trustees today approved 10 grants totaling $94,911 for the first round of Project Support grants. These projects will serve more than one million audience members and support nearly 600 artists. In addition the BOOST (Broadening Organization’s Overall Skills and Technology) funded two grants for […]

  • TCF-Sustainability-Final-Report-January-2011

    […]   Opportunities to collaborate .................................................................................................................................................. 36   Community Capacity ............................................................................................................................................................... 39   The "Right" Size: Observations and Conclusions .................................................................................................................... 44   Appendix A – Sustainability Analysis Indicators / Indices ....................................................................................................... 52   Appendix B – Research Digest:  National Context and Trends ............................................................................................... 65   Appendix C – Arts and Cultural Organizations by Core Based Statistical Areas (Budgets Greater Than $500,000) .............. 69   Appendix D – Complete List of Indicators............................................................................................................................... 90   Appendix E – Notes on Dedicated Tax Revenue Streams ....................................................................................................... 91   Appendix F – Major Cultural Institutions by Market Size ....................................................................................................... 94       The Columbus Foundation page 2 January 2011  Columbus Arts Market Sustainability Analysis    © 2011 AMS Planning & Research Corp.  Executive Summary   In March 2010, the Columbus Foundation retained AMS Planning & Research to conduct a sustainability analysis of the Columbus  arts sector.    The goal of this analysis was to explore two  questions:  1. Is the breadth and depth of the cultural ecosystem in Columbus appropriate for a community of its size, composition  and  access to resources?  2. Are individual organizations within the region’s cultural ecosystem able to sustain themselves given the size, composition and  resources of the market that is available to support them?    Situation Analysis  Building on work by WolfBrown in their January 2010 report on the Future of the Arts in Columbus, Ohio, we began our work by  extending their trend analysis over a 10 year period to document changes in the Columbus arts sector over two economic cycles.   Among key observations:  • There has  been an aggregate loss of earned revenue in the sector, with a decline of 27.3%. ($4.8 million)  • Contributed revenue has increased, with individual giving having increased by 124.4%.  • Corporate contributions increased by only $285,000 (5.0%)  • Public sector support from all levels of government gained just $850,000 (23.3%)  • While some organizations contracted considerably over the past decade, there are a number of organizations that have  successfully grown or emerged.  • The largest organizations, in aggregate, have had no material gains in buying power over the past decade despite increased  […]

  • CCLC_PositionPaper2

    […] H I P C O N S O R T I U M S E P T E M B E R 2 1, 2 0 0 6 BalletMet Center of Science and Industry (COSI) Columbus Association for the Performing Arts (CAPA) Columbus Children’s Theatre Columbus Museum of Art Columbus Symphony Orchestra Contemporary American […]

  • Cultural-Plan-FINAL-DRAFT0110-1

    […] Dr. Thomas Wolf Wo l f B r ow n EXECUTIVE SUMMARY WolfBrown, a consulting company in Cambridge, Massachusetts, was engaged by the Greater Columbus Arts Council to complete work on a cultural plan for the Columbus, Ohio region. Much work had already been accomplished and the remaining tasks included: 1. Review of previous […]

  • oh_greatercolumbusarea_aep4_finalreport

    […] Spending by Nonprofit Arts and Culture AUDIENCES ..............................................................14 Making Comparisons with Similar Study Regions ................................15 About This Study ..................................................................... 17 Frequently Used Terms ............................................................ 21 Frequently Asked Questions .................................................... 23 Acknowledgments .................................................................... 25 "Understanding and acknowledging the incredible economic impact of the nonprofit arts and culture, we must always remember their fundamental value. They […]