Utah Cultural Alliance E-Newsletter
June 9, 2008
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Dear Colleagues,
In this issue you will find:
* Utah Cultural Events and Information *
1) Plan-B Theatre Company Presents Our Sixth Annual 'And The Banned Played
On' <#banned>
2) Art Access/Access II Galleries 2009 Exhibition Call for Entries <#access>
3) Utah Symphony Guild Children's Education <#guild>
4) A Birthday Celebration For One Of The Country's Oldest Elephants At Hogle
Zoo! <#elephant>
5) The New Conservation Carousel At Utah's Hogle Zoo! <#history>
6) Fourth Annual WorldStage! Outdoor Concerts at Utah Cultural Celebration
Center <#outdoor>
7) It's Darth Yoga versus Diana Ross-asana in a hilarious and irreverent
tribute to yoga <#yoga>
8) The Salty Cricket Composers Collective presents: The Stridulation
Concert<#cricket>
9) Here and Now - Present Tense highlights current trends in Utah's art
scene <#now>
10) The UHC is pleased to announce the new Literature Program Director<#uhc>
11) The Salt Lake Choral Artists Hosts Its 2nd Annual Summer Choral
Institute <#choral>
12) The St. George Arts Commission will be accepting grant applications<#grant>
*Employment Opportunities <#employ>*
Auditions for The ARk at the Grand Theatre
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*Articles Of Interest <#article>*
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*Resources <#resource>*
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*Submission Guidelines <#guidelines>*
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*Acknowledgments <#acknowledge>*
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*Utah Cultural Events and Information *
1) *Plan-B Theatre Company Presents Our Sixth Annual 'And The Banned Played
On'*
Monday, July 21 at 7pm in the Jeanne Wagner Theatre @ Rose Wagner
138 West 300 South in downtown Salt Lake City
Tickets $35 (reserved seating) | 355-ARTS or
http://planbtheatre.org/banned
The Focus: For this, our sixth annual fundraising celebration of the First
Amendment, we're focusing on theatre, with scenes from five banned plays
(THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST, THE DRAG, THE NORMAL HEART, SISTER MARY
IGNATIUS EXPLAINS IT ALL FOR YOU, ROMEO & JULIET) and songs from five banned
musicals (WEST SIDE STORY, THE MIKADO, THE BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE IN TEXAS,
MISS SAIGON, THE WHO'S‚ TOMMY).
Cash bar with food by Cali's Natural Foods.
The Hosts: Bill Allred from X96's Radio From Hell Show & Doug Fabrizio from
KUER's RadioWest.
The Presenters: Angela Brown, Editor/Publisher, Slug Magazine; Greta
deJong, Editor/Publisher, Catalyst Magazine; Ivan Lincoln, Retired Theatre
Critic, Deseret News; Holly Mullen, Editor, City Weekly; Dan Nailen, A&E
Editor, Salt Lake Magazine (and) Salt Lake City Mayors Ted Wilson
(1976-1984), Palmer DePaulis (1985-1991), Deedee Corradini (1992-1999),
Rocky Anderson (2000-2007) & Ralph Becker (2008-present).
The Performers: Tobin Atkinson, Colleen Baum, Mark & April Fossen, Quinn
Lewis-Humlicek, Shanna Jones, Ginger & Daniel Simons, Jen & Danny Tarasevich
and Theatre Arts Conservatory students.
The Band: Dave Evanoff (bandleader, drums), Dave Despain (keys), Tom
Hewitson (guitar), Mark Robinette (bass), Eric Robinette (sound God).
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2)* **Art Access/Access II Galleries 2009 Exhibition Call for Entries*
Gallery Philosophy
The Art Access Gallery is one of the many programs of Art Access, a
non-profit organization. Believing that the arts are for everyone, Art
Access shows stimulating art in an inclusive setting by artists from a broad
spectrum of backgrounds and points-of-view.
Eligibility
Art Access Gallery welcomes exhibit proposals from emerging and established
artists, artists with and without disabilities and artists representing
other underserved communities. We focus on Utah artists and ask that
artwork intended for exhibit at Art Access not have been previously shown at
other venues.
Mediums
All mediums are accepted: drawing, ceramics, painting, photography,
printmaking, mixed mediums, space installations, sculpture, textiles, etc.
In 1998, Art Access added Access II, a second gallery space to accommodate
smaller exhibits, or makes possible a larger exhibit in combination with the
Art Access Gallery.
Proposal Requirements
1) a cover sheet stating your name, address, phone numbers, and medium
2) six images on a CD of recent work, with attached information indicating
name, title, medium, size, and date. (Please call prior to deadline if
requesting to submit artwork in a format other than a CD.)
3) a statement and description of the proposed exhibition (Please consider
the philosophy of the gallery as you develop this section.)
4) a brief resume that outlines your education, exhibition history, awards,
and any other relevant information
Deadline
All proposals and CD images must be postmarked or hand-delivered by July 1,
2008. Send or bring required information to: Art Access, 230 South 500
West, #125, Salt Lake City, Utah, 84101. Enclose a self-addressed stamped
envelope for the return of your CD. CDs will not be returned without this
envelope.
Exhibition Selection
A panel review committee will meet to select exhibitions for the 2009
gallery schedule. Quality of work, evidence of ability to produce proposed
exhibit, balance of mediums submitted for the season, and completion and
clarity of the proposal will all be considered. Notification will be made
by the middle of August.
Sales
If you are selected for an exhibition, the Art Access Gallery requires a 30%
commission on all works that are sold. The commissions are used to help
cover the costs of gallery programming. Work does not have to be for sale.
The gallery, a member of the Salt Lake Gallery Association, participates in
the association's Gallery Strolls, held the third Friday of each month.
Questions?
Please call Ruth Lubbers or Sheryl Gillilan at Art Access (328-0703) with
any questions or concerns as you develop your exhibit proposal.
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3) *Utah Symphony Guild Children's Education*
The Utah Symphony Guild Outreach Violin and Music Education Program has been
able to reach and change the lives of children in our community through the
experience of Music. Free violin lessons are given twice a week to children
who go to the Northwest Community Center. This program is organized,
managed, financed and with all violins furnished by the volunteers of the
Utah Symphony Guild. The secret to the program is the caring of the teacher
Stacy Yu (Lion). She teaches her father's group violin program for children
- The Rainbow Program. Congratulations and many thanks to Chair Kathy
Knowlton and especially to Stacy Yu. It is possible to help this program by
attending the "Fiesta Mejicana", a fund raiser to benefit education and
musical programs for children. It will be held on Saturday, June 21st at
the home of Kathie and Chuck Horman. An unforgettable experience will be the
Garden Tour, una comda mejicana autentica y un programa, posiblemente
Mariachis? La cuenta (cost) is $50 per person. Vengan todos – please all
come! One will not want to miss the gardens (los jardines), la musica, la
comida, los sarapes, sombreros o vestidos. Call Carolee Harmon for
information and reservations (801) 583-9222. "!No se necesita hablar
espanol para divertirse mucho!"
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4) *A Giant Birthday Celebration For One Of The Country's Oldest Elephants
At Hogle Zoo!*
For years, millions of visitors to Utah's Hogle Zoo have loved seeing the
elephants, especially the three currently living at Elephant Encounter. Now
the country's second-oldest African elephant, Hogle Zoo's own Dari, is
turning 48 and the celebration is about to begin! Join Hogle Zoo Saturday
June 14, 2008 from 11 am to 2 pm for the biggest birthday Party for Dari.
On this day, Elephant Encounter will be turned into Party Central, complete
with interactive kids' crafts, African dancers and drummers and cupcakes for
the first 1,000 guests. Kids will even have a chance to sign an
elephant-sized birthday card for Dari herself. Then at 11:30 am, Hogle Zoo
keepers will present a tasty birthday treat for the elephants, a gigantic
cake in Dari's honor!
Born in 1960, Dari came to Hogle Zoo in 1967. Since then, she has delighted
several generations of Hogle Zoo guests while helping Hogle Zoo staff teach
about the importance of conservation to African elephants in the wild.
Although poaching of elephants for their ivory has declined since the 1989
"ivory ban", it remains a widespread problem in west and central Africa. A
more long-term threat to the species, however, is the reduction of habitat
available to elephants in the face of expanding human populations. At Hogle
Zoo's Elephant Encounter, people can learn about African elephants, and how
decreasing populations in the wild can be helped.
It's birthday time, but no stupid party games here - only the best for an
animal as majestic as Dari! For more information about Hogle Zoo's Party for
Dari celebration contact Community Relations Coordinator Holly Braithwaite
at (801) 584-1729 or email at hbraithwaite@???
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5) *Just Days Away From History In The Making - The New Conservation
Carousel At Utah's Hogle Zoo!*
There was a time in our history when more than 10,000 carousels graced
communities across the United States. In their heyday, these beautiful rides
were constructed for children of all ages to enjoy, generation after
generation.
Each year, the Hogle Zoo supports conservation projects to carry out the
mission of education, conservation and recreation. As a help to these
conservation efforts both locally and around the world, a portion of the
proceeds from the Conservation Carousel will be used. Additionally, the new
Elephant Encounter solar panel installation made possible in part by a
partnership with Rocky Mountain Power's Blue Sky renewable energy program
will continue Hogle Zoo green efforts by potentially producing the
equivalent to the amount of energy needed to power the Conservation
Carousel. This solar energy system is grid-tied and net-metered, benefiting
not only the environment, but also local communities.
Adjacent to the current Wildlife Theatre and Elephant Encounter, the new
Oasis Plaza area is the premier spot for guests to be together with their
families. Not only is this a large and relaxing open space, Hogle Zoo
Executive Director Craig Dinsmore adds, "The Oasis Plaza will be a 'Fun
Zone' with lots of activity to enhance guests' visits, as well as great
places to just sit and enjoy the day." The Oasis Plaza is destined to be
beautiful for visitors locally, as well as helpful for conservation
globally.
Tickets for the new Conservation Carousel are $2 for non-members, $1.50 for
members; part of the proceeds go toward conservation efforts associated with
Utah's Hogle Zoo. For more information about Hogle Zoo's new Conservation
Carousel and Oasis Plaza, contact Community Relations Coordinator Holly
Braithwaite at (801) 584-1729 or email at hbraithwaite@???. The
Conservation Carousel and Oasis Plaza are sponsored in part by Rocky
Mountain Power's Blue Sky Program, Coca-Cola, Meadow Gold and Rocky Mountain
Chocolate Factory.
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6) *Fourth Annual WorldStage! Outdoor Concerts at Utah Cultural Celebration
Center*
WHAT: 2008 WorldStage! Concert Series – an outdoor cultural
experience for the whole family, all summer long.
WHEN: Monday nights, July 14 through August 25, 2008. Doors open
at 7:00 p.m. with performances starting at 8:00 p.m. A special opening
concert will be held on Tuesday, July 1 marking the end of WestFest and the
beginning of the WorldStage! Concert Series.
WHERE: Utah Cultural Celebration Center, 1355 West 3100 South
WHO: EVERYONE is invited to this FREE concert series!
WHY: This year's WorldStage! Concert Series presents a
vibrant and exciting cross section of entertainment deeply rooted in Utah's
cultural communities, with local food vendors and arts & craft booths sales.
July 1 Utah Symphony
July 14 Strings in Time featuring Idlewild; Public Domain
String Band & Red Desert Ramblers
July 21 Stonecircle with Crawford School of Irish Dance
July 28 Aloha Nights featuring Jone Kalawa; Keola Santos &
Tevaka Nui (sponsored by islandbeats.com)
Aug 4 Jimmy G Pop (special presentation for kids and adults,
with National Night Out Against Crime)
Aug 11 The Soul Survivors
Aug 18 Native Spirit with Nino Reyos & Special Guests
Aug 25 Jazz on the Jordan featuring Salt City Saints; World
Class Combo & Swingn'Jive (followed by fireworks and a New Orleans Mardi
Gras bead-fest)
For more information about this and other events or exhibits at the Utah
Cultural Celebration Center, call 965-5100, or visit
www.culturalcelebration.org.
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7) *It's Darth Yoga versus Diana Ross-asana in a hilarious and irreverent
tribute to yoga in America. *
Two weekends only.
Revenge of Yoga the Musical
June 6th at 8pm is Opening Night Bash
continues June 7th, 13th and 14th at 8pm and June 15th at 4pm
Tickets: 801-355-ARTS
www.arttix.org
MP3s, video and info at:
www.revengeofyoga.com
15% OFF ALL PURCHASES FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE AT CENTERED CITY YOGA!!!
That's card passes, mats and clothing, folks. Show your ticket or receipt to
Revenge of Yoga.
www.centeredcityyoga.com
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8) *The Salty Cricket Composers Collective presents: The Stridulation
Concert*
strid·u·la·tion: a shrill, grating, or chirping noise made by insects
through rubbing
body parts together. The Stridulation Concert is crunchy, savory new music
performed
by string quartets, piano trios, and pretty much anything else that involves
friction;
featuring the Stradivarius String Quartet and Nicole Biggs, piano.
6.14.08 (Saturday) | 8pm
Salt Lake Recital Hall @ 320 E 200 S, SLC
tickets: 801.652.0737 |
www.saltycricket.org
Suggested Donation: $20, $10 for students
The Salty Cricket Composers Collective is a new music ensemble that performs
the works of living composers who currently reside in Utah. Experience the
collective.
Pieces:
Neil Thornock, eyefire
Christian Asplund, Gathering I & II
Irminsul, String Quartet No. I
Gary Gerber, Compassion
Crystal Young-Otterstrom, Piano Trio No. 1 in 5-ish Minutes
John Newman, Mother's Day
Rebeca Dawn, Scenes
M Ryan Taylor, Small World Fantasies
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9) *Here and Now - Present Tense highlights current trends in Utah's art
scene*
By two o'clock in the afternoon on Saturday, April 5, a pile of broken
concrete and twisted metal was all that remained of the vacant building
located at 337 S. 400 E. -- forever and affectionately known as The 337
Project. The art phenomenon, created by over 150 artists thanks to building
owners Adam and Dessi Price, took Salt Lake City by storm. Yet even with its
demise 337 would continue to live on, somewhat vicariously, through the buzz
on the streets, artist collaborations and camaraderie, and the new,
provocative artwork that was inspired by The 337 Project and the sense of
community that arose and surrounded the project itself.
In December 2007 an invitation was extended to each individual artist
involved in The 337 Project for proposals of new artworks and installations
that reflected their post-337 perspective. Campbell Gray, Director of the
Brigham Young University Museum of Art, had already excitedly agreed to
serve as Guest Curator.
By the artists' due date in mid February, over 75 proposals for
artworks/installations had been submitted to the Salt Lake Art Center. Gray
reviewed every proposal - artist statements, text description, photographs,
sketches, digital renderings - from which he selected 22
artworks/installations, by 25 artists. This selection is felt to best
capture the diversity of media, content and styles at The 337 Project
building. Artists in the exhibition include: Trent Alvey, Hairy Baldwin,
Trent Call & Sri Whipple, Andrew Callis, Amy Caron & Margaret Willis, Craig
Cleveland, Kier Defstar, Cara Despain, Dave Doman, Trinity Forbes, Lenka
Konopasek, CJ Lester, William Lewis, Tessa Lindsey, Michael McGlothlen,
Shawn Porter, Erin & Nick Potter, Elmer Presslee, Dessi Price, Shawn
Rossiter, Zara Dawn Shallbetter, and Benjamin Wiemeyer.
In addition to the new artworks and installations, the Art Center will also
exhibit documentary photographs by Lewis Francis of The 337 Project - from
the dull, non-descript building to the transformed "art happening" - and
will screen a documentary film by The Dada Factory, produced by Davey Davis
and Allie Johnstone.
Present Tense: A Post-337 Project will certainly reflect the vast talent of
the artists in Salt Lake City as well as the excitement of a true
collaboration of curators, artists, and filmmakers who have participated in
this multi-media exhibition.
Present Tense: A Post-337 Project will be on exhibit in the Main and
Projects Galleries from June 21 through September 27, 2008. Admission is
free.
Public Opening Celebration:
Gallery Stroll Friday, June 20 from 6 to 9 p.m.
There will be a FREE shuttle service (sponsored by Nobrow Coffee and The 337
Project) running every 10 minutes between the Salt Lake Art Center and
Nobrow Coffee (315 E. 300 S.).
Gallery Hours: Tuesday - Thursday & Saturday: 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., Friday: 11
a.m. to 9 p.m. Closed Holidays.
Admission to the Art Center is always FREE.
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10) *The UHC is pleased to announce the new Literature Program Director*
The Utah Humanities Council is pleased to announce that Hikmet Loe has
joined the staff to fill the newly created position of Literature Program
Director. In this capacity, she will collaborate with Utah's libraries and
the broader literary community to increase participation in humanities
programs, as well as designing and presenting UHC's annual book festival.
Hikmet brings a wealth of experience, including 14 years with the Salt Lake
City Public Library including duties as a manager and program board chair
and 5 years on the board of the Utah Library Association, including a term
as ULA board president.
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11)* **The Salt Lake Choral Artists Hosts Its 2nd Annual Summer Choral
Institute*
Internationally recognized choral conductor Dr. Brady Allred and the Salt
Lake Choral Artists announce the second annual Summer Choral Institute (SCI
–
www.saltlakechoralartists.org ), a series of four, themed choral workshops
that are open to families, teachers, students, choir directors and any
singer who wants an opportunity to sing and perform this summer. Three of
the four choral workshops will be held Thursdays through Saturdays with
closing performances on Saturday night. Participants in the fourth session
can sing through selected masterworks on four Tuesday night spread over
June, July and August.
Session themes and dates for 2008 are "The Lullaby of Broadway," June 12-14;
"Folk Music from Around the World," July 10-13; "Requiems by Fauré and
Rutter," August 7-9; and "Choral Masterworks," June 10, July 8, 15 and
August 5. The Salt Lake Choral Institute also offers age-specific youth
programs, July 8-13, and a choral conducting workshop for
beginning-to-advanced choir directors, July 7-11. Rehearsals for adult and
high school choirs will take place at the Libby Gardner Concert Hall on the
University of Utah campus while children's rehearsals will be held at the
Madeleine Choir School on South Temple. Performances will be held at both
the Libby Gardner Concert Hall and the Cathedral of the Madeleine.
About Summer Choral Institute Sessions
The first session, "The Lullaby of Broadway," features favorite songs from
some of Broadway's most-beloved musicals. Adult and high school singers
will rehearse at Libby Gardner Concert Hall Thursday and Friday nights, June
12-13 as well as for several hours on Saturday, June 14. The session will
conclude with a 7:30 concert that evening.
The second session, "Folk Music from Around the World," will be held the
evenings of July 10-13 for adults at the Libby Gardner Hall.
Session 3, "Peace and Paradise: Requiems by Fauré and Rutter," runs August
7-9 with adult and high school singer rehearsals on Thursday and Friday
evenings at Libby Gardner Concert Hall. After a full-day rehearsal on
Saturday, they will perform the inspiring and powerful settings of these
sacred texts at Libby Gardner Hall at 7:30 pm.
Session 4, "Choral Masterworks," will be held on four Tuesdays, June 10,
July 8, 15, and August 5 and will include a classic repertoire of Duruflé,
Haydn, Orff, Poulenc, and opera choruses.
Registration deadlines for Sessions 1 and 4 are May 12th (early) and June
5th (regular). Registration deadlines for Session 2 are June 10th (early)
and July 1st (regular) while registration deadlines for Session 3 are July
7th (early) and July 31st (regular). Early registration guarantees advance
receipt of music and study tapes. Sessions 1 - 3 are $60 for adults, $60 for
teacher in-service credit and $40 for students. Session 2 is $50 for high
school singers and $150 for the four-day full-day youth camp. Session 4 is
$40 for adults and $25 for students. Add $10 for registration at the door.
Discounts apply to families of four or more and individuals registering for
more than one session. Participants can find more information and register
online at
www.saltlakechoralartists.org.
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12) *The St. George Arts Commission will be accepting grant applications for
the 2008/2009 fiscal year.*
Applications can be found at
www.sgcity.org, Arts & Leisure, Arts, under
opportunities download an Arts Grant Application. Applications are due by
6/13/08.
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*Employment Opportunities*
Auditions for The ARk at the Grand Theatre
The Grand Theatre will holding a second round of auditions for Michael
McLean's The Ark on Saturday, June 14th from 10am to 1:00pm, at the Grand
Theatre. 1575 South State Street, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Directed by Christy Summerhays. Musical Direction by Kevin Mathie
About the Show:
A refreshing new musical by local favorite, Michael McLean about a very
human family story featuring hilarious, as well as poignant moments about
husbands, wives, fathers and sons!
Audition Information:
Roles are available for 4 men and 4 women ages 18-60 and all roles are open.
Actors should be prepared to sing 16-32 bars of a musical theatre selection.
An accompanist will be provided and those auditioning should be prepared
with a headshot and resume. All roles are single cast.
Performance Dates:
October 15-18th & 20-25th 2008, at 7:30 pm - Matinees on October 18th & 25th
at 2:00 pm
Box office:
To reserve an audition time, call the Box office at 801-957-3322 or for more
audition information, visit us online at
www.the-grand.org
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Articles Of Interest
Religious Group Protests Student Art
Show<
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/24993091/>
A Roman Catholic watchdog group is protesting a student art exhibition in
which religious symbols including a crucifix and rosary are depicted in
sexually explicit paintings.
MSNBC (AP) 06/05/08
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How Private Museums Are Changing The Art
Market<
http://www.theartnewspaper.com/article.asp?id=7960>
Unsurprisingly, at Art Basel an increasing number of collectors are buying
not just for themselves but to build a museum collection. The trend is
changing the dynamic of the market--and its unwritten rules for buyers and
sellers.
The Art Newspaper 06/05/08
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Ex-Guard Caught Vandalizing Painting He Didn't
Like<
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/24993578/>
A former guard at the Carnegie Museum of Art has been charged with
vandalizing a million-dollar painting he apparently didn't like, damaging it
beyond repair.
MSNBC (AP) 06/05/08
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*Resources *
UCA utilizes many resourceful listserves and acknowledges their valued
contribution in compiling news and information that we are pleased to share
in the E-newsletter:
Americans for the Arts - Monthy Wire
APInews (Arts in the Public Interest)
Artists of Utah
ArtsJournal newsletter
Arts Wire Current
Board Cafe: The Newsletter Exclusively for Members of Nonprofit Boards of
Directors
Charity Lobbying in the Public Interest
Cultural Policy Listserv, Center for Arts & Culture
Downtown Alliance
Downtown Rising
Federation of State Humanities Councils
Grant Station
Steve Klass
National Assembly of State Arts Agencies
National Council of Nonprofit Associations Action Center
National Humanities Alliance
NYFA Current
Salt Lake County Zoo Arts & Parks Program, Salt Lake City
TechSoup
The NonProfit Quarterly
Travel Arts Partnership Newsletter
Utah Arts Council
Utah Humanities Council
Utah Nonprofits Association
Utah Progressive Network (UPNet) E-Mail Alert List
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*Submission Guidelines for this Newsletter *
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*Acknowledgments*
The Utah Cultural Alliance would like to acknowledge the generous support of
its programs from:
Americans for the Arts
Art Works for Kids
The B.W. Bastian Foundation
Children's Museum of Utah
The George S. and Dolores Dore Eccles Foundation
The Fieldstone Foundation
KUER - FM
The Mark and Kathie Miller Foundation
Museum of Utah Art & History
National Association of State Arts Agencies
The John and Marcia Price Family Foundation
Salt Lake City Arts Council
Salt Lake County Zoo, Arts & Parks
Sundance Institute
Utah Arts Council
Utah Humanities Council
Utah Valley State College
Wells Fargo Bank
Wild Oats
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