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  • OrdinanceNo.-33792018FINAL

    Office of City Clerk City of Columbus 90 West Broad Street Columbus OH 43215 -9015 Legislation Report columbuscitycouncil.org File Number: 3379-2018 City of Columbus Printed on 12/14/2018 Page 1 of 8 30-Day File ID: 3379-2018 Type: Ordinance Status: Passed Version: 2 *Committee: Rules & Reference Committee File Name: Facility Stabilization Fund File Created: 11/27/2018 […]

  • Press Release / March 28, 2023

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

    […] these organizations and help facilitate the execution of events, exhibitions and performances that enrich our city’s culture and distinction.” This first round for 2023 includes 14 first -time applicants and four individual artists who received funding for their projects. Community groups such as Columbus Rings, Clintonville Community Choir and Columbus Pride Bands plan to […]

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  • Press Release / October 3, 2023

    Greater Columbus Arts Council Announces 2023 Recipients of Artists Elevated Awards

    […] $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 director 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 Award for […]

  • TCFSustainabilityFinalReportJanuary2011

    […] $76.1 million to  $72.3 million), which represents a decrease of 14% if FY 2009  expenditures are put into FY 2005 dollars 5.  After speaking with cultural leaders, we tested if those trends  that might predate the recession, indicating a systemic threat  to the vitality of Columbus arts organizations.  Using data  provided by GCAC, we analyzed 10‐years of revenue data  (which included data from 14 organizations in 1999 and 20                                                           5 Ibid, p. ii ‐ iii  Aggregate Earned Revenue $34,458,961 $35,546,438 $1,087,477 3.2% 0.3% Aggregate Ticket & Membership Revenue $17,512,177 $12,731,817($4,780,360) -27.3% -2.9% Aggregate Contributed Revenue $25,350,552 $40,079,905 $14,729,353 58.1% 4.3% Aggregate Sponsorships $669,698 $1,863,912 $1,194,214 178.3% 9.8% Aggregate Corporate Contributions $5,654,300 $5,938,047 $283,747 5.0% 0.4% Aggregate Foundation […]

  • Press Release / February 27, 2012

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

    […] 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 supporting the governance, leadership, technology and professional development needs of not-for-profit arts organizations. Applicants are encouraged to make a long-term commitment to continuous improvement and […]

  • Press Release / March 22, 2013

    GCAC Awards 1st Quarter Project Support, February 2013 BOOST and Artists in the Community Grants

    […] There are three more deadlines for project support in 2013—April 15, July 16 and October 15. Project Support: Project Support grants provide funding for the numerous short -term cultural activities that give Columbus its vitality. GCAC awarded $80,241 in Project Support grants to the following organizations and projects: Organization / Project / Grant Amount […]

  • AFTA_Final_Report_Greater_Columbus

    in GREATER COLUMBUS, OH A rts and Economic Prosperity II I was conducted by Americans for the Arts, the nation’s leading nonprofit organization for advancing the arts in America. Established in 1960, we are dedicated to representing and serving local communities and creating opportunities for every American to participate in and appreciate all forms of […]

  • CCLC_PositionPaper2

    […] workforce. 4. The funding model for arts and culture will become deeper and more diversified. 5. There will be a productive and seamless interface between the for -profit and the not-for-profit arts and culture sectors of the community. 6. Even more groundbreaking, world-class artists and performances will be created from within Columbus and will […]

  • oh_greatercolumbusarea_aep4_finalreport

    in THE GREATER COLUMBUS AREA, OH Arts and Economic Prosperity IV was conducted by Americans for the Arts, the nation’s leading nonprofit organization for advancing the arts in America. Established in 1960, we are dedicated to representing and serving local communities and creating opportunities for every American to participate in and appreciate all forms of […]

  • BCC1

    D e a r F r i e nds : C ol um bus i s hom e t o a f i r s t -r a t e c ul t ur a l c om m uni t y . I n t he l a s t t w o […]