As we start a new year, the Community Arts Partnership staff and board want to thank our supporters, sponsors, and friends
for a powerful 2022.
Because above all, the Community Arts Partnership is just that – a partnership. And it takes all of us working hand in hand to make our community a work of art.
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The arts groups and organizations that collaborate and adapt and make opportunities for all of us to experience the arts.
The artists that through their creations help us make meaning of the world, understand our interconnectedness, and light a way forward to the world we want to live in.
The audiences that open their hearts to art and allow themselves to feel, learn, grow, and connect.
You, the donors, whose combined generosity gives energy to help the arts flourish.
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Engaged more artists than ever before in 2022, supporting them in their careers through outreach, one-on-one brainstorming, workshops and opportunities to sell and share their art with the public.
Grew each of our programs, to engage more artists, more access, and greater audiences.
Created a new vision: A world where the arts and artists thrive.
and a new mission: To strengthen the arts in Tompkins County by supporting artists and arts groups, ensuring equitable access to the arts, and cultivating a creative culture that reflects our community’s diversity.
Distributed $350,000 through six grant programs that funded over 500 local artists, arts organizations and community organizations.
Brought together a record $550,000 to distribute for the arts in 2023.
We wish you the best for an artful and creative new year.
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Bree Barton's, “Naming the Unnamable,Youth Stories of Resilience & Survival”
Open throurgh Jan. 30
Monday - Sat, 10 to 5
(but closed Sat, Jan 21)
More info, QR Codes for video, & audio and a quick video tour Here
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Announcing: Latest "SOS" grant awards |
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Bree Barton, author: audio visual installation: "Naming the Unnameable: Youth Stories of Resilience & Survival.
nicole v. basta, poet and visual artist: California Terra Cultura Residency
Regi Carpenter, storyteller: Healing in Medicine residency at Florida Gulf Coast University
Tilia Cordata, performer and producer: Streaming equipment and support for local drag shows
Peaches Gillette, poet: "Young and Poetic" local workshops
Ross Harstaad, director: multimedia performance of MacBeth
Clare Jones, writer and visual artist: Colgate Writers Conference
Sorayya Khan, author: costs associated with her book tour for her memior
Seth Koproski, writer/storyteller/performer: circus project: Cirquest
Beth F. Milles, director/theatre artist: production of dementia themed play
Leanora Mims, fiber artist: lecture and exhibit at the African Center at Cornell
Pedro Molina, cartoonist: for updated computer for artwork creation
Daniela Rivero, visual artist: curatation of local Latinx Heritage Month Exhibit
Story House Ithaca: "Artist Gym" workshop series
Taylor Rae Tate, ceramist: for BIPOC ceramics apprenticeship program
To find info on all six CAP Grant programs, visit our Grants Page
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Visions FCU: Our ArtsLetter Sponsor |
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So Many Local Art Events! |
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Kenneth McLaurin's online workshop on using artificial intelligence to improve social media marketing efforts for artists Info. Here (click "Next Availability" to see the next date: Jan. 29th, 2pm)
Buffalo Street Books
Cayuga Chamber Orchestrra
Cayuga Vocal Ensemble
“Alzheimer’s Stories,” Sun, April 16, 4pm, St. Catherine of Siena Church cayuga-vocal.org/
Cherry Arts
Jay Leeming storytelling, Fri Jan 20 AND on Feb. 9-11, Jay tells the entire Odyssey in three installments at the Cherry Artspace. (Check thecherry.org for details after Jan. 24th
The Cherry Gallery
Cornell Concert Series
Cinemapolis
Community School of Music and Arts
Lots of workshops, and annual Open Exhibition - through January 27. csma-ithaca.org
Corners Gallery
Contemporary Mapping: We're Still Here, a group exhibition of 28 artists working with an interpretation of maps, through Feb. 24 cornersgallery.com
Dorothy Cotton Jubilee Singers
Concert in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr. Jan 25th, 7pm
Downtown Ithaca
Forest City Lodge
Music: Amore | Ro3 | Priest | Freeze, Feb. 11
Gallery at South Hill
Hangar Theatre
KIDDSTUFF, Red Riding Hood, 2/16 to 2/18;
Hopshire Farm and Brewery
Johnson Museum
Ithaca Ballet
Kitchen Theatre
State of the Art Gallery
State Theatre
Tompkins County Public Library
There are always great events at the library! tcpl.org.
Trumansburg Conservatory
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Donate to CAP
Support the arts in our communities
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Thank you!
Enjoy Tompkins County arts everyday.
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