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CITY OF SOUTH BEND I OFFICE OF THE CLERK <br /> movement created in the American Art Legacy. It has given us an opportunity to really give a <br /> progressive and in-depth education about American Art. It is a really wonderful opportunity, as <br /> you will see in your handout, to collaborate. We put together many community partners for this <br /> each year. The Destination Latin America Show is coming up this fall and that is our 2018 edition <br /> of our American Series. Partners onboard so far are La Casa de Amistad, South Bend Latin Dance, <br /> Radio Sabor Latino, Indian Latino Institute,the National Museum of Mexican Art in Chicago and <br /> the University of Notre Dame. We also have several sponsors already. We have the l5t Source <br /> Foundation, Electronic Incorporated, The Community Foundation of St. Joseph County and we <br /> are very pleased to announce the receiving of a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts. <br /> It is a great opportunity to learn about Latin American Art. We are going in-depth into the culture. <br /> We are looking at food, dance and visual arts. That will be a great event. <br /> She continued, Biennial Twenty-Nine (29), as you can tell by the title, is going to be happening <br /> for the twenty-ninth(29th)time. That started in the 1960s and it gives us an opportunity to present <br /> contemporary and cutting-edge works of art by artists from the region. It also has been an <br /> opportunity for us to build our permanent collection of art. We have a support auxiliary called The <br /> Art League. They support us each year with a purchase award. We have had the opportunity to <br /> collect, over the years, some wonderful contemporary art from the region. This has been one (1) <br /> of the staples of our programming. It is also an opportunity to represent the local and regional <br /> artists as it is a wonderful opportunity for those artists. The other strong opportunity we have are <br /> the exhibitions we do in the Art League Gallery. We do three(3)to four(4)exhibitions every year. <br /> Again,that represents local and regional artists. <br /> She went on, The Scholastics Art Awards is one (1) of our great prides and joys. We have been <br /> presenting The Scholastics Art Awards Exhibition since 1985 and in 2012 we became the regional <br /> affiliate. There was a danger of losing the Scholastic Art Awards to the Fort Wayne region because <br /> the Committee that had been running it locally was just burning out. We adopted the program and <br /> started a very aggressive fundraising tactic and it has gotten stronger every year. The entries grow <br /> and it supports eighteen (18) counties in northeast Indiana and southwest Michigan. It is a <br /> competition for high school and middle school students. This year we had almost 4,000 <br /> submissions from high school and middle school students. That was then juried by professional <br /> artists down to about nine hundred (900) entries which are then hung in the gallery. All of those <br /> represented in the gallery are award winners but those who have a portfolio and gold key awards <br /> then go on to a national completion in New York. Our region has traditionally been one(1) of the <br /> most awarded regions in the Country. We are very proud of that but I think it is more of a tribute <br /> to the students and teachers in the schools in the region. We are very proud to present that <br /> nationally. <br /> She continued, We are in our thirtieth (30th) year of Meet Me on the Island. I brought this to the <br /> table to Century Center and WBPE in 1988 and it is still going strong. It really hit the deck running. <br /> Even the first(ls) year we were getting 1,500 to 2,000 people in attendance. It continues to draw <br /> sometimes up to 3,000, especially for the 4th of July. In 2017 we had almost 8,000 people attend. <br /> It has been a great event. It is a good community event, public relations event and is a bit of a <br /> revenue source for Century Center. It has been a win-win-win. <br /> Committeemember Voorde asked, Is the artwork from the Scholastic Awards for sale? <br /> EXCELLENCE I ACCOUNTABILITY I INNOVATION I INCLUSION I EMPOWERMENT <br /> 455 County-City Building 1227W.Jefferson Bvld South Bend,Indiana 466011 p 574.235.9221 If 574.235.9173 I TTD 574.235.5567 iwww.southbendin.gov <br /> 7 <br />
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