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Conference Sessions

Monday

8:00 - 9:30 Breakfast Plenary
9:30 - 9:50 Break

9:50 - 10:50

IDEA LAB Salon with Marshall Davis Jones
Regency C-2, Second Floor Mezzanine
IDEA LAB Salon with Carin Kuoni
Regency C-1, Second Floor Mezzanine
IDEA LAB Salon with Favianna Rodriguez
Washington B, Third Floor
IDEA LAB Salon Byron Au Yong
Washington C, Third Floor
Building Demand for the Arts
Washington A, Third Floor
Organized by Ben Cameron, Program Director for the Arts, Doris Duke Charitable Foundation.
The Politics of Public Support for the Arts/Putting the Culture Wars Behind Us
Congress A, Fourth Floor
Organized by Nathan Birnbaum, Cultural Affairs Administrator, City of Santa Monica, and Randy Engstrom, Director, Office of Arts and Culture, City of Seattle.
Arts Education Funders Coalition: Update on Federal Advocacy
Congress B, Fourth Floor
Organized by Grantmakers in the Arts.
Cultural Policy: Developing and Reporting on Cultural Indicators
Congress C, Fourth Floor
Organized and moderated by Sofia Klatzker, Director of Grants and Professional Development, Los Angeles County Arts Commission.
10:50 - 11:10 Break

11:10 - 12:40

Invisible » Visible: New Native Voices on the Forefront of Change
Washington A, Third Floor
Organized by Reuben Roqueni, Program Director, Native Arts and Cultures Foundation.
MicroFest USA: Expanding Creative Placemaking Conversations
Washington B, Third Floor
Organized and presented by Pam Korza, Co-Director, Animating Democracy, Americans for the Arts, and Mark Valdez, Executive Director, Network of Ensemble Theaters.
Turnaround Arts: Using the Arts as Part of the Toolkit in High-Poverty, Low-Performing Schools
Washington C, Third Floor
Organized by Rachel Goslins, Executive Director, President’s Committee on the Arts and the Humanities.
Artists ARE Entrepreneurs
Regency C-1, Second Floor Mezzanine
Organized by Heather Pontonio, Program Officer, Art, Emily Hall Tremaine Foundation.
What will your Sandy be? Using Disaster-Related Philanthropy to Strengthen Communities
Congress C, Fourth Floor
Organized by Mary Margaret Schoenfeld, Coordinator, National Coalition for Arts’ Preparedness and Emergency Response.
Cultural Kitchens: Nurturing Creative Practice
Regency C-2, Second Floor Mezzanine
Organized by Mary-Kim Arnold, Grants Program Officer, Rhode Island Foundation.
Innovative Crossroads: The Intersection of Creativity, Health, and Aging
Congress A, Fourth Floor
Organized by Gay Hanna, Executive Director, National Center for Creative Aging, and Colin Pekruhn, Program Associate, Grantmakers in Health.
GIA’s Benchmark Research on Support for Individual Artists: An Update
Congress B, Fourth Floor
Organized by Grantmakers in the Arts.
12:40 - 2:30 Break
1:00 - 2:30 Lunchon Plenary
2:30 - 3:00 Break

3:00 - 4:30

TCG’s Audience (R)Evolution: Updates from the Field
Congress C, Fourth Floor
Organized by Teresa Eyring, Executive Director, Theatre Communications Group.
Explore, Create, Share: Digital Media and Arts Learning for Youth
Congress A, Fourth Floor
Organized by Kerry McCarthy, Program Officer, Arts and Historic Preservation, New York Community Trust.
Don’t Let My Sad Expression Give You the Wrong Impression: The Tiers of a Grantmaker
Washington B, Third Floor
Organized by Esther Grimm, Executive Director, 3Arts.
Cross-Team Collaborations
Washington C, Third Floor
Organized by Jessica Garz, Program Officer, Thriving Cultures, Surdna Foundation, and Judilee Reed, Program Director, Surdna Foundation.
Capitalization in Practice: Moving from Conversation to Action
Regency C-1, Second Floor Mezzanine
Organized by Liz Curtis, President, TDC, and Rebecca Thomas, Vice President, Nonprofit Finance Fund.
Placemaking: Revolution or Evolution?
Congress B, Fourth Floor
Organized by Grantmakers in the Arts.
Human-Centered Design 101
Washington A, Third Floor
Organized by Peter Handler, Programs Director, The Richard H. Dreihaus Foundation.
Action Steps to Building Equity and Resisting Racism
Regency C-2, Mezzanine Second Floor
Organized by Judi Jennings, Executive Director, The Kentucky Foundation for Women, and Justin Laing, Program Officer, Arts & Culture Program, The Heinz Endowments.
6:30 Dine-arounds

Tuesday

8:00 - 9:30 Breakfast Plenary
9:30 - 9:50 Break

9:50 - 10:50

IDEA LAB Salon with Germaine Ingram
Commonwealth A, Second Floor
IDEA LAB Salon with Tim Carpenter
Washington C, Third Floor
IDEA LAB Salon with Claire Chase
Washington A, Third Floor
The Arts Next Door: Neighborhood-Based Community Arts Training Institute
Commonwealth C, Second Floor
Organized by Roseann Weiss, Director of Community and Public Arts, St. Louis Regional Arts Commission.
Alternate Funding Tools: Program-Related Investments
Washington B, Third Floor
Organized by Regina Smith, Senior Program Officer, Kresge Foundation.
The Care and Feeding of Hybrid Performance
Regency C-2, Second Floor Mezzanine
Organized by Moira Brennan, MAP Fund Program Director, MAP Fund.
CultureBlocks: Bringing Arts and Culture into the Urban Policy Mix
Commonwealth B, Second Floor
Organized by Moira Baylson, Deputy Cultural Officer, City of Philadelphia, Office of Arts, Culture and the Creative Economy.
Who Are Our Constituents?
Regency C-1, Second Floor Mezzanine
Organized by Laura Zucker, Executive Director, Los Angeles County Arts Commission.
10:50 - 11:10 Break

11:10 - 12:10

No Idea Is Too Ridiculous: An Experiment in Creative Practice
Washington A, Third Floor
Organized by Paula Marincola, Executive Director, The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage.
PechaKucha: Innovative Planning and Design for Civic Arts Projects
Washington C, Third Floor
Organized by Nathan Birnbaum, Cultural Affairs Administrator, City of Santa Monica Cultural Affairs, and Peter James, Senior Planner, Strategic and Transportation Planning, City of Santa Monica.
Rethinking the Grant Panel
Commonwealth B, Second Floor
Organized by Ian David Moss, Research Director, Fractured Atlas.
Creating and Nurturing Quality Arts Education in Two Cities
Commonwealth A, Second Floor
Organized by Ruth Mercado-Zizzo, Boston Public Schools Arts Expansion Initiative Director, EdVestors, with Jennifer Bransom, Director of Program Accountability, Big Thought.
Supporting Artists in Community Settings
Regency C-1, Second Floor Mezzanine
Organized by Grantmakers in the Arts.
The Doris Duke Performing Artist Initiative: Lessons Learned
Regency C-2, Second Floor Mezzanine
Organized by Ruby Lerner, President, Creative Capital Foundation.
Talking Straight About Money: What’s Next for GIA’s Capitalization Movement?
Washington B, Third Floor
Organized by Grantmakers in the Arts.
Federal Research on Arts Participation: Findings from the 2012 SPPA
Commonwealth C, Second Floor
Organized by Sunil Iyengar, Director of Research & Analysis, National Endowment for the Arts.
12:10 - 12:30 Break
12:30 - 2:00 Luncheon Plenary
2:00 - 2:30 Break

2:30 - 5:30 (Offsite Sessions)

Space is limited at offsite sessions, so a ticket is re­quired. Tickets will be avail­able at the reg­is­tration desk beginning at 7:30 am on Tuesday mor­ning. If the tickets for a given session are gone, you will know that it is filled and can make another choice.

Buses for offsite sessions will leave at 2:30 pm at the location on your ticket.
Challenges, Opportunities, and Impacts at the Intersection of Art and Science
The URBN Center at Drexel University
Organized by Bill O’Brien, Senior Advisor for Program Innovation, National Endowment for the Arts.
Creative Placemaking and the New Frontiers of Funding
Arden Theatre Company
Organized by Jeremy Nowak, Interim Director, ArtPlace America, and Dennis Scholl, Vice President/Arts, John S. and James L. Knight Foundation.
Growing to Reflect the Neighborhood: Community Engagement in an Evolving Community
Fleisher Art Memorial
Organized by Lucas Held, Director of Communications, The Wallace Foundation.
Social Justice, Participatory Arts and Immigrant Experiences
Philadelphia Folklore Project
Organized by Amy Kitchener, Executive Director, Alliance for California Traditional Arts, and Russell Rodriguez, Program Manager, Alliance for California Traditional Arts.
Public Art and Public Agencies: Integrating Art into Municipal Planning, Process, and Service Delivery
Southeast by Southeast
Organized by Gary Steuer, President, Bonfils-Stanton Foundation.
Philadelphia: Recovery, Renewal and Transformation
The Village of Arts and Humanities
Organized by Angela Johnson Peters, Senior Advisor, The Lia Fund.
6:45 Buses Depart for Reception at Barnes Foundation