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Home My WebLink About01/15/2025 - Meeting Materials Salt Lake Arts Council Foundation 12:33 PM Balance Sheet 01/03/2025 As of December 31, 2024 Accrual Basis Dec 31,24 ASSETS Current Assets Checking/Savings Cash Checking-MACU 865,398.32 Checking-MACU/Bloomberg 597,113.56 Checking-MACU/Grants 148,640.00 Savings-MACU 2,909.71 Savings-MACU/Grants 65.00 Total Cash 1,614,126.59 Gift Card 3.95 Investments Utah State Treasurer 562,549.68 Total Investments 562,549.68 MACU Express Debit 2,107.30 Total Checking/Savings 2,178,787.52 Accounts Receivable Accounts Receivable 5,210.00 Total Accounts Receivable 5,210.00 Other Current Assets Other Assets Prepaid Postage 61.07 Total Other Assets 61.07 Sales Tax Receivable 457.60 Total Other Current Assets 518.67 Total Current Assets 2,184,516.19 Fixed Assets Fixed Assets Electronic Equipment 15,964.00 Event Equipment 18,981.00 Furniture and Equipment 6,019.00 Leasehold Improvements 348,318.00 Total Fixed Assets 389,282.00 Investment in Gnrl Fixed Assets -389,282.00 Total Fixed Assets 0.00 TOTAL ASSETS 2,184,516.19 LIABILITIES&EQUITY Liabilities Current Liabilities Accounts Payable Page 1 of 2 Dec 31,24 Grants Payable Artist in the Classroom 9,000.00 Bloomberg 108,750.00 General Support 21,725.00 Project Support 45,425.00 Total Grants Payable 184,900.00 Payables Accounts Payable 750.00 Payables-Other -564.00 Total Payables 186.00 Total Accounts Payable 185,086.00 Other Current Liabilities Accrued Liabilities Accrued Payroll Taxes Employee Witholding FICA 71.70 Employer FICA 71.70 Federal Tax Withholding 117.43 State Income Tax Withholding 251.06 Total Accrued Payroll Taxes 511.89 Total Accrued Liabilities 511.89 Deposit Liabilities 200.00 Direct Deposit Liabilities 0.44 Total Other Current Liabilities 712.33 Total Current Liabilities 185,798.33 Total Liabilities 185,798.33 Equity Unrestricted Net Assets 991,881.59 Net Income 1,006,836.27 Total Equity 1,998,717.86 TOTAL LIABILITIES&EQUITY 2,184,516.19 Page 2 of 2 FY25 City Arts Grants FY25 City Arts Grants Budget Overview to Date (NON-DEPARTMENTAL) Total FY25 Funds Available $500,000.00 Rollover from cancelled grants $8,350.00 $508,350.00 CATEGORY TOTAL REQUESTED FINAL ALLOCATION General Support $470,000.00 $323,300.00 Project Support Round 1 $257,500.00 $87,500.00 Project Support Round 2 $197,500.00 $72,500.00 Artist-in-the-Classroom $24,000.00 $21,000.00 TOTAL $949,000.00 $504,300.00 Remaining Funds $4,050.00 1 . FY25 grant changes included: Mural projects allowed without an additional community engagement component to the project; And awarded projects receive the full requested amount. 2. City Arts Grants received an increase in funding to $500,000 for FY25. Most of the increase went to General Support. 3. FY25 received the exact same number of applications as FY24, 153 applications each year. GRANT RECOMMENDATIONS PF FY25 Project Supportkound Committee Recommendation (approval needed) ARTIST/ORGANIZATION AVG. SCORE AWARD Rae Luebbert 98.00% $5,000 Salt Lake Capoeira 94.00% $5,000 Sophie Arango Nebeker 93.50% $5,000 Stephanie Garcia 92.00% $5,000 801 Salon 91.50% $5,000 Trevor Dahl 91.00% $5,000 Discovery Gateway Children's museum 89.50% $2,500 Salt Lake Chinese Choir 88.50% $5,000 Suazo Business Center 88.00% $5,000 Pygmalion Productions 87.50% $5,000 Glendale Community Council 87.50% $2,500 Bomba Marile 86.88% $5,000 Salt Lake Symphony 86.50% $5,000 Ai Ya Ceramics 86.50% $5,000 Together Arts Community Studio 86.00% $5,000 Improv Salt Lake 83.75% $2,500 NOTES: 1 FY25 City Arts Grants • Received 44 eligible requests totaling $197,500, applicants were only able to apply for$2,500 or $5,000. We are recommending 16 applications for funding totaling $72,500; • Four applicants are new to the City Arts Grants program; • 17 applicants were brand new to the City Grants Program with 4 recommended for funding. • 13 applicants self-identified as a BIPOC or multi-racial artist or had majority of marginalized board members and/or staff. Seven are recommended for funding. • 10 of the funded grants will have a component or their full project take place in districts 1 & 2. •Applicants were scored on areas of Project Description and Artistic Vibrancy, Access & Belonging, and Sound Management. GRANT RECOMMENDATIONS APPROVED AUG. 2024 FY25 General Operating Support Board Approved August 2024 Organization AVG SCORE AWARD Bad Dog Arts 100.0% ]IIU$11,250 Utah Arts Alliance 100.0% $11,250 Saltgrass Printmakers 100.0% $7,200 SB Dance 100.0% $2,700 UtahPresents 98.5% $10,650 Salt Lake Art Center dba Utah Museum of Contemporary Art 98.5% $10,650 Craft Lake City 97.0% $10,000 Utah Symphony I Utah Opera 97.0% $10,000 Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company 97.0% $10,000 Utah Arts Festival 97.0% $10,000 Artes de Mexico en Utah 95.5% $9,400 Gina Bachauer International Piano Foundation 95.5% $7,500 Chitrakaavya Dance 94.0% $5,250 Ballet West 94.0% $8,750 NOVA Chamber Music Series r 94.0% $2,100 Utah Museum of Fine Arts (UMFA) 94.0% $8,750 Pioneer Theatre Company 94.0% $4,900 Queer Spectra Arts Festival 94.0% $7,000 Utah Arts and Cultural Coalition dba Utah Cultural Alliance 94.0% $7,000 Foundation Plan-B Theatre Company 92.5% $7,000 Spy Hop Productions Inc. 92.5% $8,750 Utah Film Center 92.5% $8,750 Tanner Dance 92.5% $8,750 Salt Lake Film Society 92.5% $8,750 Mestizo Institute of Culture &Arts (MICA) 92.5% $8,750 Salt Lake Academy of Music(SLAM) 92.5% $8,750 Art Access 91.0% $8,150 Ashley Anderson Dances 91.0% $8,150 KRCL 90.9 91.0% $8,150 Framework Arts 91.0% $5,200 2 FY25 City Arts Grants Gifted Music School 89.5% $7,500 Torrey House Press 89.5% $7,500 Shang6 Music and Dance, DBA Samba Fogo 89.5% $5,400 Wasatch Theatre Company 88.0% $7,500 The Mundi Project 1 86.5% $7,500 Rise Up School of Dance 86.5% $7,500 Heart&Soul 85.0% $4,400 Deseret Experimental Opera 85.0% $3,300 Artists of Utah 85.0% $1,950 Salt Lake Acting Company 83.5% $6,250 Repertory Dance Theatre 82.0% $6,250 Center for Documentary Expression and Art 82.0% $5,750 Salt Lake Choral Artists 82.0% $4,000 Utah Youth Symphony 80.5% $5,000 NOTES: IMF- - Received 44 eligible requests totaling $470,000; we are recommending all applicants be awarded a combined total of$323,300; • One applicant is new to the City Arts Grants program; • Of the 44 organizations only 6 are receiving decreases in funding compared to last year, all others will see an increase or similar funding amount; •Applicants are receiving 50%-90% of their requested amount, this is a sharp increase from last year (21%-85%); •Applicants were scored on Program Goals and Vibrancy, Access and Belonging, and Sound Management. Project Support Board Approved August 2024 ARTIST/ORGANIZATION AVG SCORE AWARD Sundance Institute 97.0% $5,000 Utah Prison Education Project 97.0% $5,000 Jessica Rudman 97.0% $5,000 Leicester Productions Company 95.5% $5,000 The Grand Theatre M9 92.5% $5,000 Story Crossroads 92.5% $5,000 Ballet Opera de Guerra 91.0% $5,000 Grid Zine Fest 91.0% $2,500 Nihon Matsuri (Japan Festival) 89.5% $5,000 Utah District, Metropolitan Opera Competition 89.5% $2,500 Rebecca Pletsch 89.5% $5,000 Utah Humanities 89.5% $5,000 Irishia Hubbard Romaine 89.5% $5,000 Daniel Tuutau 89.5% $5,000 Obert C. and Grace A. Tanner Humanities Center 88.0% $5,000 GK FOLKS FOUNDATION 88.0% $5,000 Utopia Early Music 1 88.0% $2,500 Nitya Nritya Foundation 88.0% $2,500 Kara Komarnitsky 88.0% $5,000 Jewish Family Service 88.0% $2,500 3 FY25 City Arts Grants NOTES: • Received 57 eligible requests totaling $257,500, applicants were only able to apply for$2,500 or $5,000. We are recommending 20 awards totaling $87,500; • Selected applicants are recommended to be fully funded per the guidelines; • 17 applicants were brand new to the City Grants Program with 1 recommended for funding. • 18 applicants self-identified as a BIPOC or multi-racial artist or had majority of marginalized board members and/or staff. Seven are recommended for funding. • Projects will take place in all seven city council districts. •Applicants were scored on areas of Project Description and Artistic Vibrancy, Access & Belonging, and Sound Management. • - • - • Organization / Artist Score Category Anna Redding / Beacon Heights Elementary 53% Artist in the Classroom Avenues Open Studios 86.5% Project Support- 1 Utah Voices, Inc. 86.5% Project Support- 1 1520 Arts 86.5% Project Support- 1 Hot House West 85.0% Project Support- 1 Mt. Tabor Lutheran Church 83.5% Project Support- 1 Mayeday Productions 83.5% Project Support- 1 Utah Council of the Blind 83.5% Project Support- 1 Sara Serratos 83.5% Project Support- 1 Salt Lake Capoeira 83.5% Project Support- 1 The Leonardo Museum 81.3% Project Support- 1 AAMP Utah 82.0% Project Support- 1 Pacific Island Knowledge 2 Action Resources (PIK2AR) 82.0% Project Support- 1 Nathaniel Woolley 82.0% Project Support- 1 Sound of Ages 80.5% Project Support- 1 Fleet Cooperative 80.5% Project Support- 1 utah chinese association 80.5% Project Support- 1 Brooke Smart Illustration 80.5% Project Support- 1 The Madeleine Festival 79.0% Project Support- 1 Willow Skye-Biggs 79.0% Project Support- 1 The Salt Lake Children's Choir 79.0% Project Support- 1 Oaxaca en Utah 79.0% Project Support- 1 Bora Vadiar 79.0% Project Support- 1 Community Building Services 77.5% Project Support- 1 Italian American Civic League 77.5% Project Support- 1 Discovery Gateway Children's museum 77.5% Project Support- 1 CIO Partners 76.0% Project Support- 1 Emerald Hills Institute 76.0% Project Support- 1 Utah Festival Opera and Musical Theatre 76.0% Project Support- 1 Samarpan Arts Center DBA Kaladharaa 74.5% Project Support- 1 Nikki Bullock 74.5% Project Support- 1 Angela Smith 74.5% Project Support- 1 Carriage House Sessions 73.0% Project Support- 1 Yasi Shaker 71.5% Project Support- 1 Thai Association of Utah 70.0% Project Support- 1 Frances Ngo 68.5% Project Support- 1 4 FY25 City Arts Grants Bonzai 49.0% Project Support- 1 incachi 31.0% Project Support- 1 Willow Skye-Biggs 83.00% Project Support-2 Performing Arts Coalition 82.50% Project Support-2 Chamber Music Society of Salt Lake City 82.50% Project Support-2 The Madeleine Festival 82.50% Project Support-2 Junction Dance Co 81.50% Project Support-2 Salt City Swing 81.50% Project Support-2 POTS ON WHEELS! INC 81.00% Project Support-2 Community Building Services 81.00% Project Support-2 Multicultural Festival 80.50% Project Support-2 Intermezzo Chamber Music Series 79.00% Project Support-2 Asian Association of Utah 78.00% Project Support-2 Alleyways Amplified 77.50% Project Support-2 Sugar House Park Authority 77.50% Project Support-2 Utah Council for Citizen Diplomacy 76.50% Project Support-2 Grassroots Shakespeare Company 76.50% Project Support-2 Aspen Winds 76.00% Project Support-2 Ashley Jian Thomson 75.50% Project Support-2 Grandview for Good 73.75% Project Support-2 Merel Noorlander 73.50% Project Support-2 IJ &Jeanne Wagner Jewish Community Center 72.50% Project Support-2 Scout Invie 71.50% Project Support-2 League of Utah Writers 70.50% Project Support-2 Yudy Munoz 69.50% Project Support-2 Kat Mamiya-Hruska 67.50% Project Support-2 Cache Youth Orchestras 66.50% Project Support-2 Aloe Corry 66.50% Project Support-2 UNA MANO AMIGA 65.50% Project Support-2 Chuck Landvatter 53.00% Project Support- 2 CITY ARTS GRANTS FY25 PROJECT SUPPORT— R011Nn 2 Grants Committee Recommendations Total Applicants 44 Applicants Recommended for Funding 16 Total Amount Recommended $72,500 Rae Luebbert Amount Recommended $5,000 This project brings together 20 dance choreographers, music composers, and literary artists to create new works about the Great Salt Lake ecosystem that emerge specifically from an interdisciplinary creative residency. Artists will work in five different groups of four artists each, in a variety of interdisciplinary configurations. Each group will create one new piece that will premiere at a shared at two performances at the end of June at the Sorenson Unity Center. This performance will be free and open to the public. Salt Lake Capoeira Amount Recommended $5,000 My project will include Afro-Brazilian arts education workshops and a public performance that include:3 capoeira workshops for kids and 4 for adults*, Afro-Brazilian dance workshop (open to the public and geared toward local dancers), Panel discussion with the guest artists*, Capoeira workshop at a local school (free), Performance and student ceremony showcasing capoeira, music, and dance (free). *Open to the public and geared toward those who have some experience with capoeira. 5 FY25 City Arts Grants Sophie Arango Nebeker Amount Recommended $5,000 Partnering with Maven District, I will contribute my unique designs to the collection of pieces that already live around 900 S and 200 E. I am working with Maven for the value they place in creating community around art related activities and how the arts and wellbeing focused small businesses create a vibrant and creative community space. Engaging the community through the design selection, painting, and 'opening' of the finished piece will add value and meaning in this project. Stephanie Garcia Amount Recommended $5,000 UNDERRATED addresses a central problem mid-career Latine artists face if they stay in Utah. There is no shortage of talented performers, but there is little or no opportunity to see experimental work from major choreographic centers in Latin America. Large institutions often make an effort to include both experimental work (usually by white, Anglo-American artists) and work targeted to Latinx/Chicanx audiences (which tends to overemphasize "traditional"forms over experimentation). This platform affords the opportunity to see the intersection of those two goals which are usually considered separately, adding to the vibrancy of Salt Lake City for both the audiences and the artists we serve. 801 Salon Amount Recommended $5,000 PlayGround Dance Project is a flash incubator that provides five choreographers and twenty dancers the opportunity to create new works in a one-week experience. The dancers and choreographers are given one week, or eight hours, to create five new pieces of work to be performed in a fully-produced show at the Leona Wagner Black Box Theater. The project is designed to support freelance dance artists local to Salt Lake City and surrounding areas, providing them with time, space, and a platform to create and explore. Trevor Dahl Amount Recommended $5,000 This mural project is a collaboration between myself and Salt Lake City nonprofit The Road Home. It will be located on the street-facing, west side entrance of The Road Home's headquarters at 1415 South Main St., SLC. Above the ground-level windows and entrance are four adjacent square panels forming a combined canvas of 320 sq/ft, perfect for a mural that brings a powerful message of hope, resilience, and inclusivity. Discovery Gateway Children's museum Amount Recommended $2,500 We are requesting funds to help support our annual World Connections Festival, hosted at our downtown Salt Lake City facility. This year, we are further focusing on expansion by increasing our outreach efforts to diversify both the performers and the audience for the festival. We are planning to have at least 6 unique performances (from varied artistic disciplines) throughout the festival in our museum. We will also be hosting vendors on-site to sell art pieces, culturally-influenced works, and food from a diverse array of backgrounds. Salt Lake Chinese Choir Amount Recommended $5,000 The Salt Lake Chinese Choir is honored to present a proposal for funding to support our 2025 Annual Concert, an essential cultural initiative that enhances Salt Lake City's artistic landscape. This project seeks to bridge East and West through a groundbreaking series of musical commissions, showcasing the power of cross-cultural dialogue. With a curated program of newly commissioned works, this concert will deepen cultural exchange while demonstrating the richness of Chinese musical heritage. Suazo Business Center Amount Recommended $5,000 The mural project will celebrate Latino and Hispanic heritage, with the design heavily influenced by Latino culture. The theme could emphasize community, diversity, and belonging, reflecting the shared experiences of the Latino and broader Salt Lake City community. The mural will be 200 square feet in size, with input from community members on the design and opportunities for them to participate in the installation. This involvement will foster engagement and create a sense of ownership within the community. 6 FY25 City Arts Grants Pygmalion Productions Amount Recommended $5,000 Full production of Be Here Now by Debora Zoe Laufer; 10 performances at the Rose Wagner between May 2-May 17, 2025. Be Here Now is an existential play with broad themes. That seems lofty, but we believe the wonderfully drawn characters and their journeys will personally resonate with audiences. The play makes room for life's dualities:joy and sorrow, pleasure and pain, depression and exhilaration. Glendale Community Council Amount Recommended $2,500 This year, as we seek to increase space for programming and parking, we plan to hold the event at International Peace Gardens. As we head into our third year, we seek to add new elements to the event, including: Commissioning an artist to create a large-scale interactive art project to bring both a visual draw and an exciting and engaging activity. Commissioning an artist to create a sidewalk mural in a location within the park approved by the city Featuring an en-plein-air art activity focused on the themes and flowers of the gardens. Hosting a Micro-Movie-Theatre featuring short films from Utah Film Center. Collaborating on a Flower Parade through the park. Bomba Marile Amount Recommended $5,000 Bomba Marile will use the Project Support Grant to help fund for 2 of a 4 part series of events in 2025. We will hold the spring event in April at the Sorenson Unity Center and bring renowned elder Afro Puerto Rican bomba practitioner Jose Nuno Calderon Pou directly from Puerto Rico. The community involvement event will consist of Nuno giving free community bomba dance workshops focusing on our connection to the earth. Our second event will take place in July 2025 at the Sorenson Unity Center. We will be featuring Jeanitza Aviles, a afro-Puerto Rican woman who will come directly from Puerto Rico to give two free bomba dance workshops in one day followed by live bomba music and dance. Salt Lake Symphony Amount Recommended $5,000 A series of performances that will be held through out the year. Performance events will be in Libby Gardner Hall unless otherwise noted. Other informal outdoor summer concerts in June-July. Additional community and educational outreach activities will be held throughout the season at Wasatch front schools, care centers, and other community venues. Ai Ya Ceramics Amount Recommended $5,000 Experimenting is a groundbreaking community art program that brings together 14 LGBTQ+ artists of color for a unique ceramic exhibition at Under the Umbrella. This exhibition featured as part Clay Around Town series for the 2025 The National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts's (NCECA) Conference. Part of this program there will be a networking event for QTBIPOC artists to community within the ceramic arts field and there will be small one day workshops at UTU to teach some basic ceramic skills before and after NCECA to the local community. Together Arts Community Studio Amount Recommended $5,000 This project's goal is to provide free art classes for the residents of Salt Lake City, particularly those on the west side and those who would otherwise not have access to arts education. Our classes demonstrate innovation by hiring local artisans to teach these classes to their immediate neighbors. By offering a diverse variety of mediums, our classes demonstrate a dedication to creativity and artistic exploration. Beginner Stained Glass in February, Leather Tooling in March, Granny Square Afghans in April, Beginner Drawing in May, and Bookbinding Gay Agendas in June. Improv Salt Lake Amount Recommended $2,500 We are producing improv comedy shows open to the public that run for 2 hours at a time. The artists participating in the project are all local performers living in Utah who come from various backgrounds and skill levels. The shows will take place at The Alliance Theatre in Salt Lake City, twice a month. This is performance art and a ticketed event, but we will also be offering free workshops that the public can participate in at no charge. The funds requested will be used to reserve and rent the theatre, pay artist fees, pay for staff to run sound and lighting, and to cover advertising /marketing. 7 FY25 City Arts Grants UNFUNDED REQUESTS Project Support Round 2 Alleyways Amplified Amount Recommended $5,000 This year the Main Street Fashion Week is expanding its programming into three days of fashion and music events in the downtown core. The experience will include art exhibits, musical performances, creative networking opportunities, and more - concluding where it all began with the fashion show in the Eccles Theater. There will be something for everyone, from families to passionate fashion enthusiasts. These activations will all involve key community stakeholders such as student organizations, local artists, and well-loved establishments. Aloe Corry Amount Recommended $5,000 We propose a series of tapestry banners to act as incantations, exhortations, and warnings from the Salt Lake. We'll create these works with methods that echo the building up of sediment layers, water levels, and the natural history of the lake (including natural dyes and pigments, salt and wax resist, sun-printing, and weaving/unraveling). These banners will be created by artists Aloe Corry and Ron Linn. They'll then pass through the hands of local communities as processional objects, making their way to a culminating exhibition in SLC. Ashley Jian Thomson Amount Recommended $5,000 A one-day event that will be hosted at Under the Umbrella. There are 3 parts to this event: A workshop, Performances, and a Locally made goods Market. Suggested itinerary includes: 3pm writing workshop by Under the Umbrella on lower level, 4pm Show#1 in storefront, 5pm Market opens in courtyard, 7pm Show#2 in storefront, 9pm Market closes in courtyard. Free admission to all events; audience may choose to purchase locally-made goods from the market. Asian Association of Utah Amount Recommended $5,000 The Asian Association of Utah is kicking off a new chapter with receiving the Lowe's Hometown grant this year to renovate its old office that was previously used as a storage building. Part of this renovation includes a mural project on the outside of the building to highlight AAU's history in this state since 1977 and the community that AAU serves. This is a community mural where the artist will be collecting feedback from community members that AAU historically and currently serve. Aspen Winds Amount Recommended $2,500 "A Trip to the Moon" show features a new composition story piece, "Johnny in the Moon", a variety of woodwind quintet pieces focused on the moon and culminates with a live soundtrack accompanying the 1902 French silent film, "A Trip to the Moon". Our small ensemble size (5 performers) gives us the flexibility to perform in small, intimate places that allow us to interact and connect with audiences. Cache Youth Orchestras Amount Recommended $2,500 Our free concert at the State Capitol on March 22nd will feature all of our students. We anticipate having 300-400 people attend from the community. We will have approximately 30 parent volunteers helping us as chaperones. About 75% of our students have never visited the Utah State Capitol before. 75% of our students have never attended a Utah Symphony concert before or are attending their second time (with their first time being with CYO two years ago). Chamber Music Society of Salt Lake City Amount Recommended $5,000 Two chamber music concerts by internationally acclaimed artists. March 4, 2025 -The Dover Quartet with Marc-Andre Hamelin. March 27, 2025 -The Leonkoro Quartet. Chuck Landvatter Amount Recommended $5,000 The wall I intend to paint is east-facing and highly visible from foot and car traffic on 100 South,just east of 700 East. I will be the primary (and likely only) artist working on this, although I may offer my Westminster University students a chance to observe and maybe participate somehow as well. The logistics are pretty simple and I will really only need a couple ladders. My idea is to paint a large-scale vanitas with aerosol and latex acrylic paint. The aesthetic will resemble my typical work, but I will stray a 8 FY25 City Arts Grants little by mimicking a graphite pencil with the spray paint for a portion of the composition, in order to make it look like a large sketch. Community Building Services Amount Recommended $5,000 The Community Building Services seeks $5,000 to fund for FY25 Artist/Community Building Services Project Support for refugees and immigrants. We believe that the arts in the form of a Dance project will prepare youth with dance knowledge, skills, and confidence to perform during community and public events on various occasions. Additionally, this project enhances opportunities for the community and youth to come together. The project will take place at 1860 South 300 East Salt Lake City, UT 84115 Columbus Education Center on Saturdays from 11 am to 2 pm. The types of art activities include learning various dancing steps, vocalizing, and acting. Grandview for Good Amount Recommended $5,000 "Fragments to Wholeness: Healing Trauma through Glass-Making and Expressive Arts" Grandview for Good, a nonprofit focused on making mental health therapy accessible to underprivileged communities, is teaming up with renowned glass artist Sarinda Jones to provide a trauma focused glass art therapy workshop. Twelve Salt Lake City teens from Northwest Middle School who have experienced trauma will be selected to participate in the workshop. The workshop will be held in the glass art studio of Sarinda Jones located at 422 West 900 South in Salt Lake City. It is scheduled for Tuesdays from 4:00-6:00 PM from April 8 to May 20, 2025. Grassroots Shakespeare Company Amount Recommended $5,000 We are gearing up for our spring semester educational tour production of"A Midsummer Night's Dream," a fast and furious one-hour production of Shakespeare's classic play recut and specifically designed for our cast of five professional actors and one live musician. The show will tour to elementary, middle, and high schools throughout Salt Lake City, with additional performances free to the public at Salt Lake City parks IJ &Jeanne Wagner Jewish Community Center Amount Recommended $5,000 The project is an open-enrollment workshop about the fundamentals of glass art. Sarinda has agreed to teach the workshop: Glass Art Education at the I.J. &Jeanne Wagner Jewish Community Center in our Arts and Crafts studio space. The workshop will run for six consecutive Tuesdays in February and March, 2025, from 5:30-8:OOPM. Each participant will create five individual projects and contribute toward one community project piece to be gifted to the JCC. The culminating event will be open to the public and allow the participants to showcase their work and engage the community at large in the artistry of glass. Intermezzo Chamber Music Series Amount Recommended $2,500 The requested funding will support our 2025 summer series. From June to August, we will present 5 concerts in person at the Libby Gardner Concert Hall at the University of Utah. Each concert features 3-6 chamber works performed by 2-8 musicians. Concerts include program notes about the music performed and an introduction to help attendees learn about the composers, musicians, and instruments included. Junction Dance Co Amount Recommended $5,000 Junction Dance Co will host its Pre-professional Youth Dance Concert at the Jeanne Wagner Theatre at the Rose, Apr. 27, 2025, celebrating artistic growth, storytelling through dance, and the building of an inclusive, multicultural dance community in Salt Lake City. Rehearsals at the venue will run Apr. 23-27. The concert, under the direction of Megan Adelsberger, with contributions of choreography and performance prep from Studio Dir. Jace Chadwick, Co. Breaking/House Dir. Chacho Valdez, and 7 contracted choreographers/teaching artists, will educate and inspire 500 diverse SLC audiences throughout an evening. Kat Mamiya-Hruska Amount Recommended $5,000 We are a small group of parents of color at Wasatch Elementary who have decided to throw a multicultural fair. in order to maximize participation for all students there will be two parts to the project. Part two will be an after-school event (leveraging funds from this grant) so that families, neighbors, and students can come together to learn and celebrate as a larger community. We will spotlight performance artists from across different cultures in the gym, while classroom spaces are used for cultural arts and crafts projects led by parent volunteers. Finally, we will encourage attendees to come in their traditional 9 FY25 City Arts Grants clothing for a fashion show and bring in a photographer offered to those families who may not be able to afford to take professional family photographs independently. League of Utah Writers Amount Recommended $5,000 The Quills Conference is a professional writer's weekend hosted every fall. This year's theme is "Creating Hope." Participating artists will include visiting authors Courtney Milan and Travis Baldree, who will speak to this theme in their keynote addresses, thus bringing our community together through this focus. The conference will also include local authors such as Bryan Young, Christina Allen, and Rachael Bush. The conference will include presentations from participating authors to support the growth of newer authors. Merel Noorlander Amount Recommended $5,000 We are excited to ask funding for the upcoming Object + Play, a dynamic multimedia initiative that will be featured at the Gala, as part of NCECA this March 2025. This immersive project focuses on a world where ceramics, play, and architecture converge, encouraging participants to engage with their environment through tangible, interactive elements. This project will not only foster creativity amongst the artist in a meaningful exchange on our work, ways of working and PLAY, but also cultivate community engagement through workshops and readings in collaboration with Madeline Klotz and the Gala. Multicultural Festival Amount Recommended $5,000 The Multicultural Festival will be celebrated from August 11 to 16 in Liberty Park. Featuring local and national group performances ranging from musical to traditional folk dances all from different areas of Latin America. There will be classes/workshops and discussion for dancer and musicians along with an art exhibition. There will be 32 international artist participants with the goal that local artists get an inside look of this metaverse experience. Performing Arts Coalition Amount Recommended $2,500 Since 2012, PAC has been presenting an annual, co-operatively produced event at the Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center in late August, with six of Salt Lake's premiers performing arts companies. The music by Mussorgsky, inspired by the composer's visual artist friend, provided fertile ground for the outcome, performed to a full house at the Rose with an enthusiastic response from the people in the audience. Based on the success of this model, PAC members will land on another musical composition in 2025 that allows for both thematic and independent interpretations by choreographers and directors, woven together by the original script of the playwright POTS ON WHEELS! INC Amount Recommended $5,000 In March 2025, as part of the annual conference of the National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts (NCECA), POW! will present an exhibition in downtown Salt Lake City. Treading Lightly: Walking the Talk gathers artists to address our climate emergency. In addition to work that asks the audience to think about the environmental crisis we all face, participating artists will share environmental solutions they have found for their studio practices. We're partnering with Mestizo Gallery to present an exhibition focused on community engagement. In conjunction with the exhibition, we'll host hands-on programming for the Salt Lake City community, including programs for adults as well as middle/high school students Salt City Swing Amount Recommended $5,000 Salt City Stomp is an interactive, collaborative, and educational Iindy hop-focused event featuring live jazz music. Four nationally renowned Iindy hop instructors will be teaching workshops over two of the days, followed by social dances at The Pioneer Building featuring live and DJ'd traditional & historical jazz music, Iindy hop performances, showcases, and competitions of various levels. The primary dances & performances will take place in The Pioneer Building in the Utah State Fair Grounds. Scout Invie Amount Recommended $2,500 My most recent series has featured hand-sewn and painted costumes and visual artwork inspired by an insatiable obsession with the "Wild West" and informed by the history of performance western wear and designers like Nudie Cohn and Manuel Cuevas. The series focuses on wealth inequality in mountain towns like Park City, UT, and Jackson Hole, WY. The night will feature an experiential installation showcasing my artwork from the past year along with a collaborative, themed soundscore . The show will feature some performance art elements and asks the community to consider how and why we as a city, region, nation, and global world attach identity to western Americana mythology. 10 FY25 City Arts Grants Sugar House Park Authority Amount Recommended $5,000 The Sugar House Park Authority (SHPA)would like to paint a mural on the Sugar House Park Basketball Court. The court is in a special place in the park where you can play basketball and admire spectacular views of the Wasatch front. Unfortunately, because of exposure to the elements and a lot of use, the lines and graphics on the court have deteriorated. The Madeleine Festival Amount Recommended $5,000 The Madeleine Festival is a component of the Madeleine Arts and Humanities Program at the Cathedral the Madeleine. After a couple of years of hiatus following the Covid-19 pandemic, the Madeleine Festival is now ready to launch its 2025 edition, resuming its tradition of providing evenings of music, poetry and engaging discussion during the Spring. Like many times before, the 2025 series will feature collaborations with major artistic local and national institutions. UNA MANO AMIGA Amount Recommended $2,500 The event is part of our annual Children's Day celebrations and aims to provide a platform for children to showcase their artistic talents while promoting positive family imagery. We expect a large turnout from our local community, with over 125 children participating in the contest. The event will be held at The Sorenson Multicultural Center on April 26, 2024, with all drawing activities to be completed on the same day. Utah Council for Citizen Diplomacy Amount Recommended $5,000 In a world where divisions and misunderstandings often dominate conversations, the need to foster connectivity, goodwill, and mutual understanding in a noncontroversial way is more critical than ever. Cultural diplomacy through the arts, especially music, uniquely bridges gaps, connects diverse communities, and promotes harmony. As Kahlil Gibran says, "Music is the language of the spirit. It opens the secret of life, bringing peace, abolishing strife." For this reason, we will host The Music Diplomacy Symposium, a one-day event that invites music experts to speak to the broader community to explore the powerful role music plays as a tool for societal change. Willow Skye-Biggs Amount Recommended $5,000 Indigo Elsewhere will be a first of its kind feature film that will have two premiere screenings in Salt Lake City at the Sugar Space Event Center in August 2025. Each screening will be an open community event featuring a local queer/trans DJ, the film screening, and an open community discussion. There will be an optional entrance fee with 100% of funds going to the local transgender resource organization Gender Bands. Yudy Munoz Amount Recommended $5,000 From Saturday, February 1, classes will begin in Painting, piano, drums, singing and guitar. Each class will last 2 hours, a total of 29 classes will be held, 58 hours. Refreshments will be provided between two hours for students and teachers. An exhibition will be prepared for the month of August, with a display of the works of the painting students. Materials will be provided to students for their classes and exhibition. A concert will be offered for the month of August with music students, individual samples and group ensemble. The instruments and sound for this concert will be provided. Both the play and the concert will be completely free for attendees. The exhibition and concert will be held at 2001 South St. Street, Government Center, Salt Lake, 84190, classes will be held in the Latin Swing Lake recording studio. 11 SALT LAKE CITY ARTS COUNCIL SAL? [AXI CITY AM Quarterly Report FY25 First Quarter — July, August, September 2024 PUBLIC ART Sidewalk Poetry: Senses of Salt Lake o On Thursday, 8/1 the Public Art Program received all 20 fabricated concrete stamps that will be stored at the Streets Division until ready for stamping by the concrete team. o On Thursday, 9/19,the Streets Division helped install a concrete sidewalk poetry stamp onto the north corner of 12oo East and 800 South. 400 South Viaduct Trail o On Friday, 7/12,the Public Art Program met with SLC Transportation staff to discuss the Art Concepts Submittal from Haddad I Drugan,the 400 South Viaduct trail commissioned artists.The Public Art Program accepted their submittal and will begin the process for issuing their second payment.Additionally,the artists received critical feedback related to the conceptual&artistic approach of their project. City&County Building Fine Art Collection o On Saturday, 8/1o, Renato worked with KORT Fine Art at the City and County Building to rehang the Mayoral Portrait Collection.This marks the completion of the Fine Art Project that was created for the Seismic Earthquake repairs at the City and County Building. o On Friday, 8/3o, Renato visited the Bliss Foundation for the Arts studio,which hosts the estate of Utah artists Bob Bliss and Anna Campbell Bliss.The Foundation is currently assessing a donation of Campbell Bliss'artworks to regional (i.e. Utah) collecting institutions.The Public Art Program identified several works that we could accept as a donation for the Fine Art Collection;the works are in good condition,framed, and ready to be hung.The Bliss Foundation will inform the Arts Council in mid-to-late September of whether artworks will be donated to Salt Lake City. Soo North/Fairpark o On Friday, 7/16, Renato met with Matt Monson(Monsoon Creative)to discuss his public art commission for the Soo North/Fairpark Traffic Calming Measures project. The Public Art Program is currently working on issuing the artist's first payment for this commission and the goal is to have the artwork installed later this year. Liberty Park- Basketball Court o On Thursday, 7/11,the Public Art Program attended a community celebration commemorating the completion of the Liberty Park basketball court and the public art installation within the site,Not Just a Sport,by Lindsay Huss. Over ioo attendees were present and dignitaries speaking during the event included SLC Mayor Erin Mendenhall, Councilor Dan Dugan, and Jazz and Delta representatives. Community stakeholder Lance Lavizzo and commissioned artist Lindsay Huss were also present. Pioneer Park o On Thursday, 9/19,the Pioneer Park RFQ closed for applications. In total, 130 submissions were received.The Art Design Board will select three finalists for proposal development during its October 2 meeting. Marmalade Plaza/Apricot o Day Christensen's Apricot(2023, Marmalade Plaza) and Stephen Kesler/Mike Murdock's Out of the Blue(2022, goo South iioo East roundabout)were both nominated for Best Urban Public Art for the "Best of Utah" City Weekly awards. Out of the Blue o Day Christensen's Apricot(2023,Marmalade Plaza) and Stephen Kesler/Mike Murdock's Out of the Blue(2022, goo South iioo East roundabout)were both nominated for Best Urban Public Art for the"Best of Utah" City Weekly awards. Bridges over Barriers(BOB) o On Tuesday, 8/6 the Public Art Program met with Katherine Schnell and Katie Riser to talk about a possible community event to celebrate the finished restoration work on the Bridges of Barriers public artwork on 30o North and the I-15 underpass. o On Thursday, 9/26 The Public Art Program in partnership with NeighborWorks Salt Lake,the Fairpark Community Council, Councilors Wharton, Puy, and Petro, and Brolly Arts hosted the Bridges Over Barriers Community Celebration and completion of the project. Donner Trail Park o On Tuesday, 7/16 Renato met with SLC staff(Engineering, Mayor's Office-ADA, and Public Lands) and ArcSitio Design for a project kick-off meeting for the Donner Trail Park public art opportunity.Additionally,the Public Art Program officially got under contract with Adam Kuby,the commissioned artist for this project.The Public Art Project will be issuing the artist first payment and is arranging a meeting in the coming weeks. o On Friday, 7/26, Renato held a project kick-off meeting with Donner Trail Park commissioned artist Adam Kuby. Project benchmarks and logistics were discussed, in addition to the artist's upcoming visit to Salt Lake City on August list. Maintenance o On Monday, 7/8,the Public Art Program was notified that the recently completed Liberty Park basketball court was tagged over the holiday weekend. SLC Staff(Public Lands +Arts Council) and the project's contractor met on site to discuss restoration of the work.The commissioned artist will be repainting the court,with funds being covered by the Maintenance fund. o On Wednesday, 7/10, Renato met with Stephen Kesler, Out of the Blue sculptor,to discuss maintenance and conservation measures for the artwork. o On Thursday 7/11, Daniel Fairbanks completed the restoration of the Greek Goddess and the Olmec Head at the International Peace Gardens. o On Wednesday, 7/17 Chuck Landvatter,began conservation work on"Glendale Gather Blocks"at Glendale Park. o Throughout the week,Amy has been coordinating with the RDA and Metal Arts Foundry to prepare and ship the three seagull sculptures of"Gulls of Salt Lake City"that will be on display at two galleries during the fall of 2024 and spring of 2025. o On Thursday, 9/5, Renato and Sara Montoya met with UDOT representatives to discuss the maintenance Agreement for the Life on State project. o Amy has been coordinating with Metal Arts Foundry on FY 23-24 Maintenance work. On Thursday 9/12 Metal Arts Foundry completed restoration and maintenance work on William Littig's sculpture,Lupita, the Woman. On Tuesday, 9/17,they completed restoration and maintenance work on Cordell Taylor's sculpture,Space Junke, and Tim Little's sculpture,Huey, the Utah Cricket. o Amy has been overseeing the restoration work to the painted/mural portions of Glendale Gather Blocks.Artist Chuck Landvatter is expected to complete the full scope of restoration work on Wednesday, 8/7. Art Design Board The Art Design met three times this quarter on Wednesday July 3,August 7 and September 4. Topics of discussion included: o July: On Wednesday, 7/10,the Salt Lake Art Design Board met and received finalist proposal presentations from the Pioneer Park public art opportunity.The Pool-represented finalists (Jiyoun Lee-Lodge&Scout Invie; Horacio Rodriguez& Cheryl Derricotte, and;Andre Rice&Jason Manley) met with Board members, SLC staff, and Jamie Fogle from Design Workshop. Following its discussion,the Art Design Board decided to re-release the Call for Artists to a national audience in the near future. o August: On Wednesday 8/7,the Public Art Program held the August board meeting virtually and discussed Pioneer Park, a Proposed donation to Granary District for Open Streets/Green Loop and other public art updates. o September: On Wednesday, 9/4,the Public Art Program held the September Art Design Board monthly meeting.The Board discussed the submissions that were received for the Iconic Public Art Installation for Salt Lake City's West Side -Glendale Park public art opportunity.The Board selected three finalists,who will be interviewed by the Board, in person, during their November meeting. Other Public Art News o On Friday, 7/12, Renato met with Marcus Lee, RDA Project Coordinator, overseeing the Japantown redevelopment.The RDA gave the Arts Council its green light to proceed with the artist commission process. However,the Arts Council will need to further assess how to best proceed, since the RDA is requesting an artwork be created and either temporarily stored or temporarily displayed,which will significantly alter the scope of work for this artist commission that was already planned. o On Monday, 7/15, Renato attended an RDA committee review for an affordable housing development at 144 South 50o East.The Arts Council asked about the project and provided its approval of the proposed mural. o On Friday, 7/26 Amy and Renato attended the lo% Concept Design Review meeting for the Public Lands GO Bond funded redevelopment of Taufer and Richmond Parks. Both sites contain public art installations that will potentially be relocated as part of this effort.Taufer Park presented a potential concept that could create an"art garden" section highlighting the sculpture within the site.As the review process develops,Amy will attend meetings as needed in representation of the Public Art Program. o On Tuesday, 8/27 the Public Art Program met with YESCO and PBS Utah to talk about a segment PBS will be filming that will feature the fabrication and installation of the Life on State neon public artwork,which is currently being fabricated by YESCO. o On Friday, 8/3o, Renato attended a meeting with DesignWorkshop(contracted landscape architecture consultant) and SLC Public Lands staff to discuss the GO Bond- funded Warm Springs &North Gateway public art commission. Due to several unanticipated factors encountered by Public Lands by working with Indigenous communities,the commission will be indefinitely postponed. o On Tuesday, 9/3 the Public Art Program met with Browne Seabright(RDA)to discuss the North Temple RDA Public Art Project.Topics discussed included a public art project within the area, a potential mural program, and a possible partnership with Seven Canyon's Trust. o On Friday, 9/15, Renato and Felicia met with Mike Atkinson from CIP/Finance to reconcile public art budget numbers. o On Monday, 9/16,the Public Art Program attended the Welcome Week tree dedication at the City and County Building. o On Wednesday, 9/18, Renato met with the Mayor's Office to learn more about their CIP- funded project for Historical Markers. PERFORMING ARTS Living Traditions Festival o On 7/26 Dawn met with Felicia and Ian Hallagan,who is the Folk Arts Coordinator at the Utah Division of Arts and Museums to discuss future goals and processes for selecting Living Traditions Festival artists.Most of the quarter consisted of refining these processes. o On 7/3o Dawn and Wendy met to audit all Living Traditions Festival artist payments in preparation for audit season. o Monday, 9/9,Susan submitted a final report to Rio Tinto Kennecott for 2024 Living Traditions Festival. o Dawn sent out the Project Support Grant information to all Living Traditions artists and connected them with Susan for any necessary follow-up. Twilight Concert Series (TCS) o All remaining 4/6 TCS shows occurred this quarter: 7/19 Watchhouse; 8/7 Jungle; 8/16 Marias; 8/21 Alex G. o The Twilight Concert Series had their first ever show at Library Square to explore other potential venue options. Headliner The Marias brought in a large crowd of about 9500 folks. The concert was Friday August 16th. o The 2024 Twilight Concert Series welcomed high school students in Spy Hop's Music Journalism track to take photos in the pit alongside seasoned concert photographers. Their instructor, Lou Ruegner, said of the program"being able to work with your brilliant and kind photographers and be in the pit at these amazing shows was an incredibly powerful experience for these youth."Photos and written coverage of the Twilight shows were included in the class's zine, Synesthesia. Here is a link to the zine: https://online.fliphtml.-,.com/btcgd/widy/*p=l. o Felicia and Dawn met with RDA and Gallivan Center early July 2024 to continue the conversation about the 2025 Twilight Concert Series and continuing increase is venue and reduced capacity. Capacity reduction from 700oK to 525o are expected, as well as a stated 5%increase for 2025 in venue rental.Additionally, 2026 fee increases are TBD and capacity reductions to 4500. o Arts Council Staff met with S&S 7/25 to discuss the results of the Gallivan Center meeting. o Dawn, Mariah, Felicia and contractor S&S are collaborating to send out post-series surveys and thank yous to patrons and sponsors for the Twilight Concert Series via email. o On 9/3 Felicia Baca met with Will Sartain of S&S to run budget projection scenarios on ticket increases. o On 9/25 the Arts Council hosted the Twilight Concert Series wrap meeting for the 2024 season at the Art Barn with Dawn, Felicia and the S&S Presents team. Mondays in the Park o We kicked off our Mondays in the Park Concert series on 7/8 at the Chase Home Museum in Liberty Park.We had great attendance,with 325 people come through throughout the evening. For this concert we featured two Polynesian groups- Royal Polynesia and Fale O le Lole.We are back this next Monday through 8/12 with more concerts. More information can be found at https:[/www.saltlakearts.org/programs/mondays-in-the-park. o Mondays in the Park Concert Series continues on 7/22 with a new group from Nigeria, the Edo Association of Utah, and Turkish band Kechi. More information can be found at hLtps://saltlakear,ts.org/programs/mondUs-in-the-pa . o On 7/29 we had our fourth Mondays in the Park concert in Liberty Park.This time we featured Hopi Dance Group which has long been a part of Living Traditions, along with new band Colombian Fusion featuring Latin Grammy winner Jair Benitez.We implemented increased ZAP promotion with signage and an announcement by our emcee in addition to the flyers we provide on our table.We saw 422 attendees throughout the evening. 0 8/5 was another Mondays in the Park,this time featuring three different groups — Sinchi Allpa, Somos Bolivia and Venezuela Cantando.The first two are newer groups who were excited at the opportunity to perform professionally, and the last group is a longtime Living Traditions staple.The night was a success,with 498 attendees. o Monday 8/19 was our rescheduled final Mondays in the Park performance.We hosted the Celtic Country Dancers and Detorea Rhodes and Friends, a Baptist church choir. With the schedule change,we had light attendance with about 200 folks throughout the evening. o Dawn Borchardt and Mondays in the Park Assistant,Jeda Higgs,inventoried and stored all of the series'production equipment on 8/2o now that the season has wrapped. o Dawn and Mariah are collaborating to send out post-series surveys and thank you for attending the Mondays in the Park Concert Series to patrons via social media. o Dawn met with the Mondays in the Park core team for a season wrap meeting on 9/io. They discussed bumping up the pre-planning period from early Summer to January, delegating some position duties to seasonal Living Traditions staff, and other ways of improving onsite operations during the series. 0 Dawn wrote a wrap report for the Mondays in the Park Concert Series which can be found here: 2024 MIP Wrap Report- Dawn Borchardt.docx Busker Festival o Dawn met with Kim Angeli from Primrose Productions on Monday 9/16 to finish wrapping up the 2024 Busker Fest and Acoustic Music Stroll season.They also discussed 2025 program dates and budget projections. VISUAL ARTS Finch Lane Gallery o Mark England//Marissa Albrecht, 6/21/24— 8/2/24 o Attendance: 424 0 Artists: 2 o GREENHOUSE, Curated by Joseph Ostraff//Simon Zivny, 8/9/24 — 9/20/24 o Attendance: 487 o Artists: i9 o Todd notified the chosen 2025 exhibition artists about the dates, deadlines and gallery they will be exhibiting.Will be meeting with artists in-person at Finch Lane during the weeks of July 8 or July 15 to give a tour of the gallery, answer any questions they may have, and discuss the artist contract. o Todd and Felicia updated the Finch Lane Gallery Artist Contract for 2025. Flash Projects 0 9/28/24, 6-iopm, Flash Project— Dani Mendez:Spirit Entries 0 2o-minute performances at 7pm, 8pm, and 9pm o Attendance: 110 0 Artists: 5 Art Barn Rentals 0 6/29/24, ii:3oam-5pm—Art Barn Rental— Kristina Lenzi Wedding ■ Attendance: 45 0 7/29/24, Finch Lane Gallery hosted Sister City Matsumoto Farewell/Thank You Dinner for students,their host families, and city/community officials ■ Attendance: 40 0 7/31/24, 7-7:3oam—Artist Run Club SLC visited Finch Lane Gallery for the third time. ■ Attendance: 9 0 8/22/24—Art Barn Rental—Guest Writer Series ■ Attendance: 55 0 9/19/24, 7-8pm,Art Barn Rental—Working Dog Reading Group ■ Attendance: 50 NCEACE Ceramics Conference o Todd Oberndorfer has been coordinating a Memorandum of Understanding(MOU)with NCECA's Horacio Rodriguez regarding Finch Lane's involvement in the upcoming conference. ■ Dates: 3/3/25-4/11/25 ■ Exhibition Title: Rebel Girl:You Are the Queen of My World ■ Exhibition Contact: Rebekah Bogard Mayor's Artist Awards o On 6/28, 6:45-7:15pm, Oberndorfer assisted Felicia Baca in presenting the 2024 Mayor's Artist Awards at the Utah Arts Festival. Public turnout was strong for the event, and all awardees were in attendance. CITY ARTS GRANTS Project Support Grants o Monday, 8/5, Susan Campbell met with the grant board committee in two separate meetings for General Support and Project Support. o Monday, 9/23, Project Support-Round 2 grant applications opened. Submissions are due by October 27, 2024. o Project Support Grants selection were and approved in August's board meeting. General Operating Support Grants o Monday, 8/5, Susan Campbell met with the grant board committee in two separate meetings for General Support and Project Support. o General Operating Grants were approved in August's board meeting. Misc. Grants o Monday, 9/23 Susan Campbell attended"Behind the Scenes" at Rise Up School of Dance, a general operating support grantee of the City Arts Grants Program. SPECIAL PROJECTS IDEA o On Tuesday, 7/23,Andrew Shaw attended the Celebrating Disability Pride Month webinar from KultureCity. o Monday, 7/28 Felicia Baca and Susan Campbell met with facilities to discuss estimates for the Arts Council CIP application to make ADA and other improvements to the Art Barn. o Dawn attended the Mayor's Office Welcome Week celebration Monday morning 9/16. Proud that the Living Traditions Festival contributes to Salt Lake City being a welcoming city to immigrant and refugee communities! CULTURAL CORE/The Blocks: o A new Brand Refresh was completed to better communicate the presence of an arts district.Additional recognitions from the department and city were included in the creation of a new website for the brand. o The annual Budget Adoption by the Budget Committee occurred and was transmitted to the Salt Lake City Council. o A new board member Mohan Sadabattula was appointed by Salt Lake County and onboarded by the team. o A prospective member Seth Brown was recommended to the City Mayor. o The first Youth Music festival was held in the City as a product of the Co-Create Program of the Blocks on 9/7/2024 and Council Member Petro emceed the event. o An audit of The Blocks and City programs with SLC presents was initiated at the suggestion of the Department of Economic Development.This is anticipated to concluded next quarter. MAYOR/COUNCIL INITIATIVES Bloomberg Public Art Challenge Grant o The Art Council received funds from Salt Lake City on August 1, 2024. Funds access was stated to be available in November, and long delays in finance/legal postponed the project funds for 8 months of a 2 year project. o Internal Wake team has contracted with the Pathway Group to discuss evaluation topics and fundraising for the Wake the Great Salt Lake project. o A website dedicated to the Wake the Great Salt Lake project has been developed and published. https://wakegsl.org/ o On Tuesday, 7/16,Andrew Shaw was interviewed by Carter Williams from KSL.com about the Wake the Great Salt Lake artist selection announcement. o On Monday, 7/29, Renato, Felicia, Siri, and Andrew met with Marisa Weinberg,the Great Salt Lake Coordinator for the State of Utah.A potential public art installation within the lake was discussed,including logistics,permit coordination, and other related concerns. o Thursday, 8/22,Andrew Shaw, Siri Vlasic, Renato Olmedo Gonzalez and Susan hosted a virtual Wake Cohort Meeting with six grantees to get updates on their projects, respond to questions they have about the grant or other issues. o Over the quarter the team has continued to meet with Pathway Group and individual artists regarding data collection and project status. o On Friday, 8/2 Renato was interviewed by the U of U's The Chronicle for an upcoming article highlighting public art,particularly Wake: the Great Salt Lake. West Side Public Art o On Tuesday, 7/16,the Public Art Program hosted an info session for interested applicants in support of the Glendale Park/Iconic West Side public art opportunity/ Request for Qualifications. In total, 6 people attended. Low attendance was due to the lack of promotion for the event on social media.A recording can be accessed here: https:1/youtu.be McFmd2nloY. o Renato is currently inviting West Side community stakeholders to be part of the artist selection process for the Glendale Park/ Iconic West Side public art opportunity.Wisam Khudhair(University Neighborhood Partners) and Dane Hess(Salt Lake City School District, Glendale Jr. High)will be participants. o The call for artists for Glendale Park/Iconic West Side public art project(RFQ) closed on Thurs. 8/15. In total, 145 individual artist qualifications.These are currently being reviewed by the Salt Lake Art Design Board and project stakeholders and will be discussed during the Board's Sept. 6 meeting. o On Wednesday, 8/21,Amy Childress presented at the Glendale Community Council Meeting about the iconic public art project that will eventually be installed at Glendale Regional Park. Fleetblock o On Thursday, 8/15, Renato and Felicia attended a meeting with the families of the individuals depicted in the murals around Fleet Block at the Sorenson Unity Center.The meeting was attended by community members and media. o On Thursday, 8/29,Amy met with Elias Pate to discuss the City's Matterport hosting service.Amy is coordinating with Elias and Dave Koch to transfer the Fleet Block 36o° Virtual Walkthrough over to the City. o On Tuesday, 9/io, Renato and Felicia attended a City-wide Fleet Block meeting. Sundance RFP o Felicia Baca contributed to a number of tasks at the request of the Mayors office related to the Sundance RFP such as attending host events for the committee 8/27; recommending venues for usage; and connecting with partners for technical specifications required of the application. Other o Felicia Baca drafted a report on mural making natives that the Arts Council contributes to Citywide.This will be provided to Council in Q2. o Felicia Baca assisted in a support role for partnership suggestions for the Salt Lake City Library to partner with Centro Civic on an NEA our town grant application.AC provided past documentation for the AC and participated in meetings with Peter Caroon. o After a number of the suggestions for Public Art and funding were adopted in the SEG/SLC Participation agreement for the Downtown Entertainment, Convention and Culture District,the Arts Council send follow up questions to DED on terms for the future. ARTS COUNCIL BOARD The Art Council Board held two meetings this quarter on Wednesday August 21, and September 18. Topics of discussion included: o August: farewell to Kat Potter and Kate Jarman Gates,presentation from City Attorney's Office on Sports, Entertainment Culture and Convention District, approval of Project Support and General Operating Grants,Year-end budget review. o September: Welcome to our new Deputy Director Laurel Cannon Alder,farewell to Sarah Longoria whose term ended, as well as board member Richard Taylor, Twilight Concert Series update and action to adjust ticket price structure,Wake the Great Salt Lake project updates. STAFF&PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT UPDATES o Interviews were conducted for the new Arts Council Deputy Director and Laurel Cannon Alder was hired 9/3 o A final Farewell for Taylor Knuth was held on 7/12. o On Thursday, 7/18,Andrew Shaw attended the Foundations of Access Introduction virtual workshop presented by Kennedy Center LEAD in advance of attending the LEAD Conference(July 31-Aug 2). o On 7/18 and 7/19 Renato attended Monument Lab Summit 2024 in Philadelphia.The summit brought together thought leaders influencing and innovating the monument landscape through groundbreaking forms of commemoration, acknowledgment,justice, and belonging. o Tuesday, 7/30,Andrew Shaw traveled to Seattle,WA,to attend the LEAD Conference (Leadership Exchange in Arts and Disability)hosted by Kennedy Center Access/VSA. The conference took place from July 31-Aug 2. o Making it Public—Professional Development Workshop Series(Artist&Administrator tracks) —The Arts Council partnered with Utah Division of Arts and Museums and the Idaho Commission on the Arts to host two track professional development series. This workshop series, comprised of five go-minute virtual workshop sessions, covers practical and tactical subject matters for administrators at all stages of their careers facilitating public art, such as stakeholder considerations, community engagement, preparing a call- for-artists, equitable selection processes, contracting, and more. Sessions include guest public art professionals,both local and national, adding a depth of knowledge about the field of public art,the profession, and its contemporary issues. o Thursday, 8/15, Susan Campbell attended a webinar from AFTA,National Arts in Education Week Webinar. o Dawn attended the Utah Culture Connect Conference in West Valley City on 8/27 alongside other Arts Council colleagues.Attended breakout sessions Purposeful Partnerships with Corporate Sponsors and Master Your Messaging. o Dawn attended the first part of the Economic Development course through Utah Valley University.The class goes through the Fall 2024 semester on select Fridays. o Todd attended the Utah Cultural Celebration and Changer Leader circle on 8/27 the Utah Cultural Alliance's annual professional development conference Culture Connect. o Tuesday, 8/27, Susan attended the UCA Culture Connect conference at the Utah Cultural Celebration Center. o Tuesday, 8/27, Susan participated in a Panel discussion at the UCA Culture Connect conference with the executive directors of Utah Museum of Contemporary Art and Utah Film Society. o Tuesday, 8/27, Susan attended the Change Leader-Leadership Circle hosted by the Utah Division of Arts and Museums. o On Tuesday, 8/27,Andrew Shaw attended the Change Leaders' Leadership Circle hosted by Utah Division of Arts and Museums. o On Tuesday, 8/27 Amy attended the Utah Cultural Alliance's annual professional development conference Culture Connect. o On Thursday, 8/29,Andrew Shaw attended a session of KultureCity's Professional Development webinar series. o Tuesday, 9/1o, Susan attended a"Show Me the Money:An introduction to Finance Documents for Arts Funders"presented by Grantmakers in the Arts o Felicia Baca received a statewide award from the Utah Cultural Alliance for Cultural Contributions to the Arts COMMUNITY OUTREACH/ COMMITTEE MEETINGS o On Wednesday, 7/10 Amy represented the Public Art Program at the Greater Avenues Community Council meeting. She presented on the Bike Rack murals that will be installed this summer at two trail head parks located in the avenues. o On 7/30 the Arts Council participated in the DED Stakeholder meeting for the strategic plan.Attendees were suggested by the Arts Council and the meeeting was held at the Art Barn. o On 8/5 Todd attended the Inaugural Salt Lake County Arts &Culture Civic Museum Selection Sub-Committee Meeting. Subcommittee members were asked to review Civic Museum applications and evaluate them based on three key criteria: alignment with the museum's mission,potential community impact, and the feasibility of the organization's capacity to meet partnership requirements. The meeting was attended by participants including Matt Castillo and Kate Ithurralde,who facilitated the discussions.The agenda included a review of the selection process for the Civic Museum Project, discussions on various applications, and concluded with a voting session. 0 8/22 Felicia Baca attended the Downtown Chamber Business after hours event hosted by the Blocks at Fice Gallery. o On Thursday, 8/22, Renato attended the Fairpark Community Council's monthly meeting. During the meeting, 50o North/Fairpark public art project commissioned artist Matt Monsoon presented his artwork. Renato also updated the group on various other public art projects in the area,including the recent conservation work for Bridges Over Barriers. o Dawn and Felicia met with Wynter and Sam from the Utah Black Artist Collective to learn about their nonprofit and share local artist opportunities and potential areas of collaboration. o Felicia Baca attended the Ballpark Next planning meeting on 9/3 o Friday, 9/6, Susan attended Friends of the Great Salt Lake's "uth Annual Alfred Lambourne Arts Program" at the Sorenson Unity Center. o On Thursday, 9/19 Amy, alongside artist Lindsay Huss,presented at the Liberty Wells Community Council meeting at the Tracy Aviary. OTHER ARTS COUNCIL NEWS o Andrew Shaw met with Kate Wolsey, Internship Coordinator for the University of Utah College of Fine Arts,to discuss an internship opportunity for a student with the SLC Arts Council, expected start date is expected early September 2024. o Between 6/1/24—8/23/24,the Finch Lane Gallery was a ZAP Summer Passport Destination that families of all ages could visit throughout the summer.Attendance approximately 26. o On Monday, 7/29,Andrew Shaw, Katie Matheson,Josh Paluh, and Mariah Johnson conducted a kick-off meeting for planning a Commerce and Culture event for the Department of Economic Development. o On Monday, 8/19, Renato met with constituents Steve Verno and Doug Flagler to discuss their constituent CIP application for a placemaking initiative along Harvey Milk Boulevard. Councilor Eva Lopez Chavez attended this meeting. o Dawn attended Italian Fest over the weekend and connected with our AV vendor who was running the stages and sound,tried different food vendors and watched local Italian bands. o On 9/5 Felicia Baca attended the 125 Anniversary reception at the Governor's Mansion for the States Art Collection commemoration. o On 9/7 Felicia Baca attended ArtGate held by the Price family at the U of U as a donor cultivation event. o On 9/9 Felica Baca attended the Downtown Alliance Advisory Board meeting who was presenting on SEG with Mayor Mendenhall. o Dawn connected Michelle Mooney from the Mayor's Office with 3 potential performing artist groups to celebrate Human Rights Day on 12/12. o In September the Arts Council welcomed a University of Utah intern Xhantall to shadow each Program Manager over a io-week internship. o The Arts Council applied for a 50oK grant to CIP for Art Barn Improvements which was granted on 8/27. MEDIA COVERAGE PUBLIC ART o Salt Lake City and Utah Jazz unveil renovated basketball court at Liberty Park,KSL TV, 7/11/2024,https://ksltv.com/66o586/salt-lake-city-and-utah jazz-unveil- renovated-basketball-court-at-liberty-park/ o Salt Lake City unveils fresh new look for Liberty Park basketball court,Fox 13, 7/11/2024,https://www.foxl3now.com/news/local-news/salt-lake-city-unveils-fresh- new-look-for-liberty-park-basketball-court o Salt Lake City's Liberty Park has a wild new basketball court, more changes are coming, KSL.com, 7/11/2024,https://www.ksl.com/article/51066859/salt-lake-cit3 s- liberty-park-has-a-wild-new-basketball-court-more-changes-are-coming o Mon,Aug 12, 2024, Daily Utah Chronicle, "Jang: Explore More Local Arts," By Eseudel Jang, Opinion Writer, Renato Olmedo-Gonzalez quoted and Wake the Great Salt Lake mentioned,https://dailyutahchronicle.com/2024/o8/121jang-explore-more-local-arts/ o Day Christensen's Apricot(2023,Marmalade Plaza) and Stephen Kesler/Mike Murdock's Out of the Blue(2022, goo South 11oo East roundabout)were both nominated for Best Urban Public Art for the "Best of Utah" City Weekly awards: https://ci . eekly.revfluent.com/bestof/portal/b4lA1dc3_7bdd-4abe-a762- A2525b625d75#/group/a7 PERFORMING ARTS o https://emorywheel.com/salt-lake-citys-best-festivals-and-events-what-to-experience- year-round/?utm source=rss&utm medium=rss&utm campaign=salt-lake-citys-best- festivals-and-events-what-to-experience-year-round VISUAL ARTS o https:I/cfac.byu.edu/articles/department-of-art/biographies-of-place-and-progress-en- route-and-landscapes-perception-and-time o https://www.cityweekly.net/utah/august-2024-art-exhibitions/Content?oid=218c)8784 o https://artistsofutah.org/15Bytes/index.php/finch-lanes-greenhouse-explores-the- intersections-of-art-nature-and-humanity/ OTHER o Salt Lake and Smith Entertainment Group downtown plan includes ticket fees, contract terms revealed, KSL TV, 7/3/2024,https://ksltv.com/658.lol/salt-lake-city-and- smith-entertainment-group-downtown-plan-includes-ticket-fees-contract-terms- revealed o Salt Lake City Council to decide future for deteriorating Fleet Block mural, Fox 13, 8/15/2024,https://www.foxl3now.com/news/local-news/salt-lake-city-council-to- decide-future-for-deteriorating-fleet-block-mural o 'It's going to hurt': Salt Lake City to discuss future of Fleet Block murals, KSL.com, 8/15/2024,https://www.ksl.com/article/511oo8ig/its-going-to-hurt-salt-lake-city-to- discuss-future-of-fleet-block-murals o Fleet Block murals set to be demolished, KSL News Radio 102.7 FM, 8/16/2024, https:1/kslnewsradio.com/2127218/fleet-block-murals-to-be-demolished/ o Salt Lake City to discuss future of Fleet Block murals,KSL TV, 8/15/2024, https:1/ksltv.com/671704/salt-lake-city-to-discuss-future-of-fleet-block-murals/ o (Fleet Block mention) 2020 Murals Demolition,Hey Salt Lake (City Cast Salt Lake), 9/17/2024, https:I llink.citycast.fmlview/63di.bioebf bc974ga88baa621vrog.gt8/28a7@416 o (Fleet Block mention) 2020 Murals Demolition Podcast, City Cast Salt Lake, 9/17/2024, https://link.citycast.fm/click/�67,�280.12716/aHRocHM6LygzYWxobGFrZS5j aXR5Y2 FzdC5mbSc)wb2RjYXNocw/63d1b1oebf bcA74Aa88baa62Cd66f b141 o Mourn the Dead, Fight for the Living: How Should Salt Lake City's Fleet Block Murals Be Commemorated?,Southwest Contemporary, 9/19/2024, https:I/southwestcontemporary.com/mourn-the-dead-fight-for-the-living-how-should- salt-lake-citys-fleet-block-murals-be-commemorated/ TOTAL NUMBERS FOR ALL FY25 PROGRAMS Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 TOTALS TOTAL APPLICANTS 384 - - - 384 FIRST-TIME APPLICANTS 139 - - - 139 TOTAL SELECTED 91 - - - 91 FIRST-TIME SELECTED 15 - Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 TOTALS TOTAL ATTENDEES 27,106 - - - 26,979 TOTAL ARTISTS SERVED 260 - - - 260 TOTAL VOLUNTEERS 16 - - - 16 TOTAL GRANTS AWARDED 71 - - 11 71 *Please note totals may have fluctuated between quarters if there were any reconciliations or adjustments after the time of this report being submitted SALT LAKE ARTS COUNCIL FOUNDATION FY 2024-2025 QUARTERLY ACTUALS Ordinary Income/Expense July-Sept Oct-Dec Jan-Mar Apr-June Board Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Approved Income Budget YTD Actuals REVENUE CITY In-Kind SLC Dept DED Exp. $ 53,805.00 $ In-Kind SLC Dept Salaries&Ben $ 1,349,037.00 $ Contribution from Bloomberg $ 438,322.31 $ SLC Nondepartmental $ 1,000,000.00 $ 1,000,000.00 $ 1,000,000.00 Total CITY $ 1,000,000.00 $ $ $ $ 2,841,164.31 $ 1,000,000.00 CONTRIBUTIONS Corporate $ 60,000.00 $ - Foundations $ 720,000.00 $ 80,000.00 $ 720,000.00 In-Kind $ 220,000.00 $ - Contribution from Fund Balance $ 116,500.00 $ - Individuals $ 4,305.00 $ 6,500.00 $ 4,305.00 Total CONTRIBUTIONS $ 724,305.00 $ $ $ $ 483,000.00 $ 724,305.00 EARNED INCOME Beverage Sales Alcohol $ 29,000.00 $ - Non Alcohol $ Total Beverage Sales $ 29,000.00 $ - Commissions $ 1,500.00 $ 6,000.00 $ 1,500.00 Rental Fees $ 1,070.00 $ 3,000.00 $ 1,070.00 Ticket Fees $ 6,000.00 $ - Ticket Sales $ 30,000.00 $ Vendor Fees $ 13,200.00 $ - Total EARNED INCOME $ 2,570.00 $ $ $ $ 87,200.00 $ 2,570.00 GOVERNMENT GRANTS County $ 200,000.00 $ - Federal $ 40,000.00 $ State $ 56,000.00 $ Total GOVERNMENT GRANTS $ - $ 296,000.00 $ - OTHER REVENUE Interest $ 5,077.00 $ 30,000.00 $ 5,077.00 Miscellaneous Income $ - Total OTHER REVENUE 30,000.00 $ Total REVENUE $ 1,726,875.00 $ $ $ $ 3,737,364.31 $ 1,726,875.00 EXPENSES General&Adminstrative Bank Fees $ 124.42 $ 700.00 $ 124.42 Benefits $ 236.50 $ 1,760.00 $ 236.50 Conference Fees $ 160.00 $ 800.00 $ 160.00 Contracted Services $ 86,055.00 $ 647,100.00 $ 86,055.00 Credit Card Fees $ 418.36 $ 1,400.00 $ 418.36 Dues/Subscriptions/Publications $ 1,196.22 $ 13,400.00 $ 1,196.22 Employee Screenings $ 200.00 $ - Generallnsurance $ 5,000.70 $ 13,050.00 $ 5,000.70 In-Kind SLC Dept DED Expenses $ 53,805.00 $ - In-Kind SLC Dept Salaries&Ben $ 1,349,037.00 $ - Parking/Mileage $ 35.00 $ 1,600.00 $ 35.00 Rent $ - Travel $ 36,000.00 $ - Utilities $ 1,930.99 $ 12,000.00 $ 1,930.99 Total General&Adminstrative $ 95,157.19 $ $ $ $ 2,130,852.00 $ 95,157.19 Program Expenses Advertising&Publicity $ 1,387.21 $ 59,650.00 $ 1,387.21 Artist Commissions $ 4,200.00 $ - Beverages Purchased $ Alcohol $ 8,000.00 $ Non Alcohol $ 5,500.00 $ Total Beverages Purchased $ - $ 13,500.00 $ - Equipment Rental $ 14,397.68 $ 170,850.00 $ 14,397.68 Food&Beverage $ 907.75 $ 8,150.00 $ 907.75 Grant Expense Artist in the Classroom $ 21,000.00 $ - General Support $ 333,000.00 $ Project Support Round 1 $ 73,000.00 $ Project Support Round 2 $ 73,000.00 $ Artist Career Empowerment $ NEA Grant Funds $ - Bloomberg $ 200,000.00 $ 200,000.00 $ 200,000.00 Grant Expense-Other $ - Total Grant Expense $ 200,000.00 $ $ $ $ 700,000.00 $ 200,000.00 Graphics/Design Work $ 9,400.00 $ - Honoraria&Artist Fees $ 7,162.50 $ 117,350.00 $ 7,162.50 In-Kind Goods&Services $ 220,000.00 $ - Lodging $ - Mailing $ 207.48 $ 600.00 $ 207.48 Meals $ (107.35) $ (107.35) Merchandise Purchase $ 3,500.00 $ - Miscellaneous Charge $ 1,338.12 $ 6,000.00 $ 1,338.12 Payroll Taxes Federal Unemployment Tax $ 8.72 $ 8.72 FICA $ 818.15 $ 818.15 Payroll Taxes-Other $ 11,528.00 $ - Total Payroll Taxes $ 826.87 $ - $ - $ $ 11,528.00 $ 826.87 Permits&Licenses $ 30.00 $ 34,530.00 $ 30.00 Postage $ 1.87 $ 2,400.00 $ 1.87 Printing $ 2,428.61 $ 22,900.00 $ 2,428.61 Salaries&Wages $ 10,694.92 $ 145,550.00 $ 10,694.92 Security $ 312.58 $ 56,000.00 $ 312.58 Supplies $ 6,475.85 $ 12,522.31 $ 6,475.85 Unemployment $ 5,000.00 $ - Total Program Expenses $ 246,064.09 $ - $ - $ $ 1,603,630.31 $ 246,064.09 Total EXPENSES $ 341,221.28 $ - $ - $ $ 3,734,482.31 $ 341,221.28 Net Income $ 1,385,653.72 $ - $ - $ # $ 2,882.00 $ 1,385,653.72 Fund Balance $ 991,882.00 *Quarterly actuals have changed due to audit adjustments. Net Position $ 2,377,535.72 PUBLIC ART FY25 Q1 PROJECT TRACKING/CIP ot Artists Draft Open Design Contracing Served (finalists #of artist PROJECTS Call Call Phase Phase Engineering Fabrication Complete Commission and commissioned commissioned nrtiOd Life on State 1 $ 12,000.00 8 8 Poplar Grove Park-Tennis&Pickleball 1 $ 26,750.00 3 1 400 South Viaduct 1 $ 53,000.00 1 1 SLC Foothills Trailheads 1 $ 35,000.00 10 10 500 North Traffic Calming Measures 1 $ 55,000.00 3 1 Citywide Concrete Program 1 $ 5,000.00 20 20 Poplar Grove Park-Basketball 1 1 $ 22,000.00 1 1 Pioneer Park 1 $ 140,000.00 7 TBD West Side Public Art Installations 1 $ 75,000.00 TBD TBD TOTAL 0 2 1 0 3 4 0 Total Value $ 423,750 53 42 Complete PROJECT TRACKING/Enterprise of Artists Draft Open Design Contracing Served (finalists #of artist PROJECTS Calls Calls Phase Phase Engineering Fabrication Complete Commission and opportuntity commissioned represented Glendale Regional Park (GO Bond) 1 $ 375,000.00 TBD TBD Seven Canyons Fountain (Public Lands 1 $ 150,000.00 1 1 funding) Donner Trail Park(GO Bond) 1 $ 107,500.00 3 1 TOTAL 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 Total Value $ 632,500.00 4 2 Complete PROJECT TRACKING/Maintenance of Artists Draft Open Design Contracing Served (finalists #of artist IL nrtkb�) PROJECTS Call Call Phase Phase Engineering Fabrication Complete Project Budget and opportuntities commissioned represented International Peace Gardens conservation $ 50,000.00 3 3 work(CIP Application) FY23-24 Maintenance and Conservation 1 $ 52,750.00 12 1 artworks 500 West Lights by various artists 1 TBD TBD TBD TOTAL 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 Total Value $ 102,750.00 15 4 Complete TOTAL PROJECTS 0 3 2 2 4 5 0 Total Value $ 1,159,000.00 72 48 Complete