annual meeting
play

ANNUAL MEETING SEPTEMBER 19, 2019 8 E 8 Exhibition ons 44 P 44 - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

ANNUAL MEETING SEPTEMBER 19, 2019 8 E 8 Exhibition ons 44 P 44 Public P c Prog ograms ms & & E Events 4 Commu 4 Community P Part rtnerships 7 A 7 Art rtist O Opport ortunities Help Helped ed 78 Artis ists Mar arket


  1. ANNUAL MEETING SEPTEMBER 19, 2019

  2. 8 E 8 Exhibition ons 44 P 44 Public P c Prog ograms ms & & E Events 4 Commu 4 Community P Part rtnerships 7 A 7 Art rtist O Opport ortunities

  3. Help Helped ed 78 Artis ists Mar arket And Con onsig ign Their eir Wo Work Through The Holiday Gift Gallery Assisted Assi d Ar Arti tists ts In n Receiving ng $145,581 In In Art Sales ales Commis ommission ions

  4. Co Connected local 133 artists to new exhibition and po portfolio-bui buildi ding ng oppo pportuni unities Me Mentored 35 art rt & design college and university students for their first st st professional exhibition, Pr Provided 352 artists overall with professional exhibitions in in an e an establis ablishe hed c d contempo mporar ary ar art c center

  5. Ov Over 138,000 people attended exh xhibitions, s, public public pr programs ams & events ts and and 8,7 ,700 vis visit ited d our ur galle allerie ies

  6. Ov Overall, T The C Contemporary D Dayton, made an economic c impact ct of over 4.2 mi million dollars to the e Da Dayton me metro area ea.

  7. FINANCIALS 2019-2020

  8. Th The Contemporary Dayton’s financial profile is similar to vi virtu tually all arts ts organizati tions … • PROGRAM REVENUES ASSOCIATED WITH THE SERVICES PROVIDED BY OUR ARTISTS REPRESENTED 45% OF TOTAL REVENUES • DEVELOPMENT REVENUES REPRESENTING THE SUPPORT OF THE BROAD BASED COMMUNITY REPRESENT 53% OF TOTAL. • OTHER MISCELLANEOUS REVENUES (interest income)REPRESENT THE REMAINING 2% • OPERATING COSTS WHICH ARE LARGELY THE PERSONNEL AND FACILITY COSTS TO DELIVER OUR PRODUCT TO THE COMMUNITY

  9. TO TOTAL REVENUES EXCEEDED $500,000 FOR THE MOST RE RECENT FISC SCAL YEAR… R… a ma major mi milestone for us!!! • PROGRAM REVENUES TOTALLED $256,000 • DEVELOPMENT REVENUES TOTALLED $304,465 • OTHER MISCELLANEOUS REVENUES WERE $ 9,517 • FOR TOTAL REVENUES OF $569,982

  10. NE NET R REVENU NUES R S REFLECT T THE HE IM IMPO PORTANC NCE O OF COMMUNITY SUPPORT CO • NET PROGRAM REVENUES $ 32,468 • NET DEVELOPMENT REVENUES $255,655 • OTHER MISCELLANEOUS REVENUES WERE $ 9,517 • TOTAL NET REVENUES $297,640 • OPERATING EXPENSES $266,767 • TOTAL NET REVENUES $ 30,873

  11. FUT FUTUR URE SUC UCCESS AND GROWT WTH is de depe pende ndent upo upon… n…. • CONTINUING TO FOCUS UPON PROVIDING A HIGH QUALITY OF CONTEMPORARY ART TO THE DAYTON COMMUNITY. • CONTINUING TO FOCUS UPON DEVELOPING SUPPORT RESOURCES FOR OUR PROGRAMS • MANAGING OUR OVERALL COST STRUCTURE CONSISTENT WITH THE ABILITY TO DRIVE THE PREVIOUS TWO AREAS. • TO ACCOMPLISH THESE GOALS WE ARE FINALIZING BOTH A LONG TERM STRATEGIC PLAN AS WELL AS A SHORT TERM BUSINESS PLAN. THESE WILL ASSIST US AS WE FOCUS OUR EFFORTS ON THE FUTURE.

  12. 2019-2020 SEASON

  13. And Then Unfold Sept 6-Oct 26, 2019 Lyrical, calligraphic abstractions on paper by emerging artists Jack St. John, Cleveland; Diana Behl, Brookings, SD; and Nishiki Sugawara-Beda, Dallas, Curated by Eva Buttacavoli Jack St. John Nishiki Sugawara-Beda Diana Behl

  14. Holiday Gift Gallery Nov 14-Dec 21, 2019 Our popular 80+ fine artisan “giftable” holiday shop featuring original handblown glass, woven scarves, wood-turned bowls and one-of-a-kind ornaments Celise McKee

  15. With Devotion Jan 17-Feb 15, 2020 4 Ohio women’s playful investigation of materials including fabric, cast concrete, polypropylene, traditional oil and acrylic, casein and marble dust. Artists: Alison Jardine, Heather Jones, Jenniffer Omaitz, Paige Williams. Curator-in-Residence: Jeffrey Courtland Jones Alison Jardine Heather Jones Jenniffer Omaitz

  16. Matter & Pattern Feb 27-Mar 28, 2020 Three women artists: Michele BonDurant, Dayton; Britny Wainwright, Columbus; and Sonya Berg Menges, Austin, present work at the intersection of painting, collage, ceramics and drawing. Curator-in-Residence: Tess Cortes Britny Wainwright Sonya Berg Menges Michele BonDurant

  17. Annual Auction Preview + Artists to Watch Apr 3-22, 2020 A selection of artists to watch from our largest fundraiser of the year, The Annual Art Auction, Apr 24, 2020 Michaelyn Michalec

  18. Remix May 8-Jun 20, 2020 Idiosyncratic abstractions of everyday life in drawings, prints and sculpture by emerging artists Ryan McCullough, Tampa, FL; Whitney Sage, Blissfield, MI; and Jason Lee, Morgantown, WV Whitney Sage Jason Lee Ryan McCullough

  19. Over the Moon: The DP&L Foundation 29 th Annual Open Members’ Show July 10-August 15, 2020 Our annual, all-media, all-level Artist Member celebration. Morris Howard

  20. PUBLIC PROGRAMS

  21. Art in Real Life October 11, 2019, 7-8 p.m. Critical Conversations on Creativity and Community Women Artists in the Changing Art World a talk by Carolyn Edlund, Founder, Artsy Shark Eichelberger Forum Dayton Metro Library-Main Branch

  22. Art on High February 29, 2020 An urban plein air drawing and painting event and after party in one of Dayton’s tallest buildings Terry Welker

  23. 26 th Annual Art Auction Friday, April 24, 2020 the most eclectic art party in town

  24. Art in the City August, 2020 A radically open, citywide local art competition in 16 bars, restaurants, hair salons, lobbies, and other businesses in 3 square miles of downtown Dayton.

  25. thank you

Recommend


More recommend