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Center For Cultural Innovation photos
Center For Cultural Innovation, Los Angeles
Los Angeles / California / United States
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The Center for Cultural Innovation (CCI ) was founded in 2001 as a California 501 (c ) (3 ) nonprofit corporation. Its mission is to promote knowledge sharing, networking and financial independence for individual artists and creative entrepreneurs by providing business training, grants and loans, and incubating innovative projects that create new program knowledge, tools and practices for artists in the field. The Urban Institute study showed, and CCIs field experience has affirmed, that artists have significant needs in multiple domains, including training and professional development, material supports, access to markets, public validation, information, and participation in larger communities and networks. Artists across the country are, in short, being woefully underserved. It was in this context that CCI launched its first test product in 2002 with seed funding from the Small Business Administration - a business training workshop series for artists in Los Angeles called Only For Artists Who Are Serious About The Business of Art. Since that time CCI has gone on to develop and refine a growing suite of training, financial support and networking tools for artists throughout California, and nationally, that we believe enhance their self-sufficiency and, collectively, address a real market need. In addition to incubating and producing new programs for artists in California, CCI is working with a network of innovative organizations in communities across the country as part of Leveraging Investments in Creativity (LINC ), a Ford Foundation initiative. As part of this network, CCI not only strengthens its own capacity through information exchange with other field leaders, but can also extend the impact of its most promising work through partnerships nationally. CCI believes that by linking the natural creativity and tolerance for risk of artists and creative entrepreneurs to the latest business tools and practices, and by helping to connect them to new financial resources, and to one another, CCI can give artists the knowledge and economic independence needed to bring their work and ideas into the marketplace, and establish a new voice for artists based on their collective clout. This is our vision. Knowledge is power. Personal networks build community. And financial independence supports creative freedom. This is the Center for Cultural Innovation.
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St Elmo Village photos
St Elmo Village, Los Angeles
Los Angeles / California / United States
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PLAY photos
PLAY, Los Angeles
Los Angeles / California / United States
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Substrate Contemporary photos
Substrate Contemporary, Los Angeles
Los Angeles / California / United States
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The Brewery Artist Lofts photos
The Brewery Artist Lofts, Los Angeles
Los Angeles / California / United States
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Pilates & Arts Echo Park photos
Pilates & Arts Echo Park, Los Angeles
Los Angeles / California / United States
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Pilates & Arts owner and instructor Tannis Kobrinsky offers private, partner and group Pilates classes. Fifty-five minute classes are available for students of all fitness levels. Please visit the website for more information, including a class schedule.

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Move Productions photos
Move Productions, Los Angeles
Los Angeles / California / United States
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Art Share Los Angeles photos
Art Share Los Angeles
Los Angeles / California / United States
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Brentwood Art Center photos
Brentwood Art Center, Los Angeles
Los Angeles / California / United States
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Brentwood Art Center provides year-round art instruction for adults, teens and children. It also offers fine art day camps for children ages 5-13 years. The center offers hands-on, private art parties and workshops with individualized projects. It offers classes in drawing, painting, figure sculpture, constructs and assemblage, and fine art photography. It also offers other courses, such as drawing fundamentals and techniques, acrylic techniques, interaction to abstraction, fine art photography, and uninstructed figure drawing workshop. It has received commendations from the city of Los Angeles, the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District, the California Art Education Association, and Free Arts For Abused Children. The center is located in Los Angeles.
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Theatre Of Hearts photos
Theatre Of Hearts, Los Angeles
Los Angeles / California / United States
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Community School of the Arts Foundation photos
Community School of the Arts Foundation, Los Angeles
Los Angeles / California / United States
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Craft In America photos
Craft In America, Los Angeles
Los Angeles / California / United States
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CRAFT IN AMERICA, Inc is a Los Angeles-based 501c ( 3 ) non-profit organization with a mission to promote and advance original handcrafted work, through educational programs in all media. The CRAFT IN AMERICA multi-faceted project includes a, Illustrated book and Study Center. For additional information on CRAFT IN AMERICA and to find out more about up-coming projects please contact us.Carolyn is coeditor and copublisher of Ornament Magazine, printed five times a year. Originally started as The Bead Journal, the magazine increased its focus to contemporary, ethnographic, and ancient personal adornment in 1979. She has written and edited articles on craft, lectured at museums and conferences, and served as a juror at major craft shows. She has also studied the modern craft movement.As an arts administrator, Leilani Duke has served as an arts administrator at the National Endowment for the Arts, the California Confederation of the Arts, and the J. Paul Getty Trust. At the Getty Trust, she was the founding director of the Getty Education Institute for the Arts. Ms Duke directed the LA Times Reading by 9 child literacy initiative from 1999 to 2004. For her national leadership in arts education she received honorary degrees from the Eastman School of Music and the University of the Arts. Among her board affiliations she served as a trustee of the American Craft Council, and chair the board for three years.As the Senior Curator of Art at the Japanese American National Museum in Los Angeles, Ms. Higa curated a number of exhibitions and written essays on Japanese craftspeople. She has taught and lectured extensively on Asian American and contemporary art. She brings a deep knowledge of the Japanese American craft experience to the Craft in America project.Beverly is a craft admirer and collector. One of Sam Maloofs earliest clients, she married Sam in July 2001. She was a Real Estate Broker and owner of a residential real estate brokerage for 24 years. She has been on many boards of trustees, including the Sam & Alfred Maloof Foundation for the Arts & Crafts, the Botanic Garden Advisory Board, and the Textile Museum Advisory Council.In April 2008, Jane Milosch, curator at the Renwick Gallery, Smithsonian American Art Museum, was appointed to the acting position of Senior Program Officer for the Arts, in the Office of the Under Secretary for History, Art, and Culture ( OUSHAC ), Smithsonian Institution, Washington D.C., to work with Under Secretary Richard Kurin on pan-Institutional art programs and initiatives. She was a Fulbright Scholar in Munich, Germany, where she has also worked as a managing editor for Prestel art books. Milosch began her museum career in 1990 at the Detroit Institute of the Arts in the Department of 20th-century Art.Ann is the owner of The Grand Hand Gallery in St. Paul, MN. Prior to opening the gallery, Ann spent 15 years working as a commercial banker in New York and Minneapolis. She received her B.A. from Smith College and her M.A. in International Relations from The Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies. She is a member of the Board of St. Paul Academy and Summit School, is a past member of the Board of WAMSO, the volunteer association of the Minnesota Orchestra, and is frequently invited to speak to groups on marketing and public relations for arts businesses.Steven is a cinematographer with over fifty film credits including Donnie Darko, Stuart Little 2 and The Box. He is also a photographer with a current exhibition, a retrospective of forty years of "street photography", traveling to six cities nationwide. He is the President of the International Cinematographers Guild, Local 600 of the I.A.T.S.E., a 6000-member national labor organization. He is a member of the Motion Picture Academy, a judge on its Nicholl Foundation Fellowship, and on its Public Presentation Committee. He is a past president of the American Society of Cinematographers, the oldest professional organization in the m
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Art Zone Childrens Studio photos
Art Zone Childrens Studio, Los Angeles
Los Angeles / California / United States
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The Bloc photos
The Bloc, Los Angeles
Los Angeles / California / United States
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The Bloc is a vibrant, open-air urban center in the heart of downtown Los Angeles. Encompassing a full city block along LAs iconic 7th Street corridor, The Bloc connects the financial, fashion, jewelry, and theater districts - and the 7th Street Metro Center Station, where four DTLA lines converge. Offering a diverse mix of thoughtfully curated shops, artisans, restaurants, bars, open-air green space, entertainment and premier retailers including Nordstrom Local, UNIQLO, and Alamo Drafthouse Cinema. The Bloc is also home to the Sheraton Grand Los Angeles Hotel and a 722,000 square-foot Class A LEED certified creative office tower. An array of events from live music, dance, and theater performances to art installations, fitness classes, and food and drink tastings welcomes Angelenos and visitors from all walks of life - and anyone seeking inspiration and community. Reinvention. Discovery. Human Connection. @theblocla
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Fellows photos
Fellows, Los Angeles
Los Angeles / California / United States
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Boyle Heights Arts Conservatory photos
Boyle Heights Arts Conservatory, Los Angeles
Los Angeles / California / United States
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X2 Industry Productions Inc photos
X2 Industry Productions Inc, Los Angeles
Los Angeles / California / United States
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Tom of Finland Foundation photos
Tom of Finland Foundation, Los Angeles
Los Angeles / California / United States
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Canvas of Cali photos
Canvas of Cali, Los Angeles
Los Angeles / California / United States
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The Bloc photos
The Bloc, Los Angeles
Los Angeles / California / United States
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The Bloc is a vibrant, open-air urban center in the heart of downtown Los Angeles. Encompassing a full city block along LAs iconic 7th Street corridor, The Bloc connects the ?nancial, fashion, jewelry, and theater districts - and the 7th Street Metro Center Station, where four DTLA lines converge. Offering a diverse mix of thoughtfully curated shops, artisans, restaurants, bars, open-air green space, entertainment and premier retailers including Nordstrom Local, UNIQLO, and Alamo Drafthouse Cinema. The Bloc is also home to the Sheraton Grand Los Angeles Hotel and a 722,000 square-foot Class A LEED certified creative of?ce tower. An array of events from live music, dance, and theater performances to art installations, ?tness classes, and food and drink tastings welcomes Angelenos and visitors from all walks of life - and anyone seeking inspiration and community. Reinvention. Discovery. Human Connection. @theblocla
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