Providing grants, programs, and services to the artists and audiences of Tompkins County for 30 years

Recent Award Lists

CAP distributed over $575,000 in 2024! 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Image Captions: Top and clockwise: Leanora Mims (with nametag) at CAP ArtSpace exhibit (SOS Grant); Dorothy Cotton Jubilee Singers (GAP Grant); Choreography by MeeAh Caughey and Kathy Lucas (GAP Grant); Musician Josh Oxford (SOS Grant); Civic Ensemble performance (GAP Grant); Mural with CUMEP and Ithaca Murals (Artist in Community Grant); intergenerational Dryden Band & Chorus (CAP Grant); Youth from GIAC Jumpers (Arts Education Grant); (middle) puppet by LillySilly Puppets - SOS Grants); young art admirer at State of the Art Gallery (GAP Grant); Elisa Keeler in a Zoom choral workshop (Artist in Community and SOS grants); clip art for CAP's Arts Education Grant; MeeAh Coughey butoh dancer (SOS grants).

“We are thrilled to have the resources to support and uplift the many cultural offerings in our communities. Art is made better in a community of flourishing art, and flourishing art makes a better community!”  Robin Schwartz, CAP Program and Grant Director.

 

2024 Statewide Community Regrants: $200,000

"SCR" grants include our "Grants for Arts Programs" for community events, Artist in Community grant for artists' creation of new work shared with communities in a significant way, and the Arts Education grant which brings teaching artists into schools and after-schoolprograms for residencies.

SCR, a program of New York State Council on the Arts makes exemplary arts programming available to geographically, ethnically, and racially diverse segments of the State's population, and supports the continued development of local cultural resources responsive to community cultural needs.

2024 Grants for Arts Programs recipients are:

Affiliated Choruses of Ithaca: Many Community Chorus Concerts
Ageless Jazz Band: Free Rural Jazz Concerts
Babalu Productions (sponsor Southside Community Center): Interactive Performance Play
Black Hands Universal: Commons Music Series

Brooktondale Community Center: Music, Dance & Performances
Cayuga Vocal Ensemble: Spring Concerts
CUMEP: Winter Student Camp Performance
Danby Community Center: Danby Concert Series
Downtown Ithaca Alliance: Commons Pop Up Performances
Dryden Band & Chorus: Intergenerational Concerts 
Dryden Recreation: Dryden and Ellis Hollow Summer Concert Series
End Abortion Stigma (Sponsor Triphammer Arts): Reproductive Justice Film Festival
eyevee (Inlet Valley Arts Center): Gallery, Readings, Performances

Freeville Fiber Festival: Performers
Friends of Stewart Park: Watermusic Event
Greater Ithaca Activities Center: Black History Month Talent Show
Greater Ithaca Activities Center: Performers for Senior Program

Groton Library: Arts and Music Series
Groton Village: Groton Art Show
Groton Village: Summer Concert Series
Ithaca Community Orchestra: Two Concerts
Ithaca City of Asylum (sponsor Triphammer Arts): Voices of Freedom readings
Ithaca Gallery Night (sponsor Triphammer Arts): Monthly Gallery Nights Openings
Ithaca Health Alliance: Community Mural
Ithaca House (sponsored by eyevee): Sonic Materials Event Series
Ithaca is Books Festival (sponsor Tompkins County Library Foundation)

Lansing Library: Summer of Adventure Performances
Lansing Recreation: Lansing Music in the Park
Latino Civic Association: Latino Heritage Month Celebration
Lifelong: Play it Again Theatre Troupe
Lilypad Puppets: Ithaca Puppet Festival & Puppet Slam Jamboree
Little Tree Orchards (sponsor Newfield Public Library): Harvest Punch Festival
Kathy Lucas Movement (sponsor Hospicare): Dance Performances
New Roots: Rootstock Performances
Newfield Library: Family Program Series
Art of Yen Ospina (sponsor Latino Civic Association): Annual Heritage Fiesta
Savage Club: Jazz Star Series & Poetry Meets Music Series

Southworth Library: Music for All Family Programming
State of the Art Gallery: Gallery Season and Events
Story House Ithaca (sponsor Triphammer Arts): Community Storytelling Events
Tea Leaves: Ithaca Reggae Festival
Trumansburg Concert Series (sponsor Village at Ithaca)
Theatre Incognita (sponsor Triphammer Arts): Macbeth and Glass Menagerie Performances
Triphammer Arts: Outdoor Music and Dance Events
Ulysses Library: Summer Reading Adventures
Upstate Guitar Concerts (sponsor Lilypad Puppets) Two Guitars Concert
Village at Ithaca: Step Truth to Power Events, Film Showings
Walking on Water Productions: Winter Takes Theatre event


2024 Artist in Community Grant recipients are:

Shira Evergreen: Documentary about Firebrand Books with community showings
Vie Cycle: The Wedding Cycle, Immersive and interactive community building theatre events
Lily Gershon: Arctic animal parade puppet workshops and performances
Kaleb Hunkele: New work with risograph workshops, talks, community focus
Lushima Lumumba-Kosongo: Panel with artists of color
Molly Lunn: Runway show, with Village at Ithaca teens and young adults
Amanda Maestro-Scherer: New music documenting elder legacies at Longview with performances
Ira McKinley: Film project about the exodus of African Americans to central and western NY with interviews
Candy Moore: New work with poetry workshops
Keir Neuringer: Original music for Theatre Incognita with community talk backs
Yen Ospina: New work with curation of BIPOC group art exhibit
Terry Plater: Painting workshops and presentations around family photographs
Yamilka Portorreal: Ethnographic project with interviews and portraits of elders
Cai Quirk: "Queer Temple" portrait sessions and exhibits
Taylor Rae Tate: "The Nature of Things" interview and sculpture series on medical trauma
Courtney Young: New musical with workshop and talkback

2024 Arts Education Grant recipients are:

Regi Carpenter: at George Jr. Republic / Mightier than the Sword - writing and storytelling residency
Bob Proehl: at BJM Elementary After School Club / Superhero Creators Club - writing and art residency
Ann Reichlin: at Caroline Elementary School Kindergarten / Make Way for Play: wilderness case study
Circus Culture with Village at Ithaca: The Village circus program
Hunkele, Kaleb: at Greater Ithaca Activities Center after school teen zine screen & riso workshop
Ballet and Books: Fight the Literacy Gap through Diverse Movement
Jacqueline Green & Greater Ithaca Activities Center: GIAC Jumpers tap, art, and theatre
Southside Community Center: Expression through art mural project
 

2024 Strategic Opportunity Stipends:

Maryam Adib, visual artist: screen printer
Mara Alper, visual artist: exhibit at Gallery@South Hill
Ben Altman, visual artist: solo exhibit in Syracuse
Mara Baldwin, visual artist: tutorial workshop
Heather Bartlett, writer: travel to present at AWP Conference
nicole v. basta: writer: writing workshop series
Cyepress Brathwaite, multi discipline: website creation
Jess Brock, choreographer: dance workshop in Ghana
Sam Buggeln, theatre artist: travel to Kosovo theatre event
MeeAe Caughey, butoh dancer: dance video creation
Aidan Chambliss, visual artist: participation in art shows
Lee Cotman, writer: publishing of first poetry collection
Rachel Dickinson, writer: book research travel 
Ana Florencia, musician: recording new album
Matthew Glaysher, ceramist: Watershed Ceramic Arts residency
Sarah Hennies: exhibit support at Neighbors Gallery
Thomas Hoebbel, filmmaker: documentary film about immigration
Kaleb Hunkele, visual artist: zine design and production
McKenzie Jones, musician: album for Strange Heavy 
Sorayya Khan, writer: travel to Indonesia for book research
Sarah Lopez, visual artist: solo art exhibits
Ira Mckinley, filmmaker: Film production
Elbonee (SingTrece) McLaurin, musician: equipment for live shows
yen ospina, visual artist: Creation of work & curation of BIPOC exhibits
Sue Perlgut, filmmaker: archiving body of work with History Center
Yamilka Portorreal, visual artist: purchase of camera equipment
Cai Quirk, visual artist: tent for Queer Temple installations
Danielle Russo, performance: travel to Austria conference
Steve Ryu, musician: EP release
E. Stuelke, filmmaker: film production
Taylor Rae Tate, ceramist: purchase of pottery wheel
Amber Ward, choreographer: dance workshop in Ghana
Carl Whittaker, visual artist: travel to Tasmania events
Julia Wright, visual artist: solo exhibit Gallery at South Hill
Lisa Ann Wright, musician: EP for "Annie Ol' Thyme"
Christina Zadita, musician: video and photoshoot travel

 

2024 Arts and Cultural Organizational Development Grants: $345,000

ACOD grants support organizations that enhance Tompkins County’s brand as an artistic and cultural destination. ACOD grants provide general operating support to local public museums and performing/visual arts organizations.

They are administered by the Community Arts Partnership with funds from the Tompkins County Tourism Program. The program has been a cornerstone of the Tompkins County Tourism Program for nearly two decades. 

Remarks Megan Barber, Executive Director of the Community Arts Partnership, “We are so grateful that the County is able to provide this critical funding. It truly is a testament to the centrality of the arts to our flourishing community. We are all so fortunate to have so many innovative and inspiring arts and culture organizations right here in our area.”

ACOD recipients are:

Cayuga Chamber Orchestra
Cherry Arts

Cinemapolis
Civic Ensemble

Community School of Music and Arts
Dorothy Cotton Jubilee Singers
Hangar Theatre
The History Center in Tompkins County
Ithaca Children's Garden
Kitchen Theatre Company
Opera Ithaca

Paleontological Research Institution
Running to Places Theatre Company
Sciencenter
State Theatre
Trumansburg Conservatory of Fine Arts

 

2023 Statewide Community Regrants: $230,000

"SCR" grants include our "Grants for Arts Programs" for community events, Artist in Community grant for artists' creation of new work shared with communities in a significant way, and the Arts Education grant which brings teaching artists into schools and after-schoolprograms for residencies.

SCR, a program of New York State Council on the Arts makes exemplary arts programming available to geographically, ethnically, and racially diverse segments of the State's population, and supports the continued development of local cultural resources responsive to community cultural needs.

2023 Grants for Arts Programs recipients are:

Affiliated Choruses - VOICES: Sing for Peace concert
Ageless  Jazz Band: Concerts in Brooktondale, Danby and Newfield
Black Hands Universal: music performances and events
Brooktondale Community Center: A year of music, dance and performances

Cayuga Vocal Ensemble: "Alzheimer Stories" concert
Circus Culture: Circus Summer Tour
Community Unity Music Education Program (CUMEP):  four Winter/Spring performances

Danby Community Council: Danby concert series
Downtown Ithaca Alliance: Gallery Night events
Dryden Intergenerational Band and Chorus: concert season
Dryden (Town) Recreation Dept: summer concert season

Friends of Stewart Park: Watermusic - waterfront performances
Greater Ithaca Activities Center: Black History month talent show

Greater Ithaca Activities Center: Festival of Nations performances
Greater Ithaca Activities Center: senior event programming
Groton Public Library: arts and cultural series

Groton Village: Groton annual art exhibit
Groton Village: outdoor concert series
Guitars Upstate (Sponsor: Triphammer Arts) concert series
Ithaca Ballet: "Giselle"
Invisible Lives: (Sponsor: Triphammer Arts) spoken word and dance performances

Ithaca City of Asylum (Sponsor: Center For Transformative Action) Voices of Freedom Event
Ithaca Community Chorus: fall concert
Ithaca Community Orchestra: concert season
Ithaca Concert Band: free concert season
Ithaca Festival: Live visual art at the festival

Ithaca Underground: Naked Noise and core programming concerts
Ithaca Murals: (Sponsor: Center for Transformative Action), ReAwakening Underground Railroad mural
Lansing Library: summer and after school art programs
Lansing Parks and Rec: summer Music in the Park
Latino Civic Association: Latino Heritage Month Celebration events

Lily Pad Puppet Theatre: Ithaca Puppet Slam series
Lily Pad Puppet Theatre: Puppet Runway show
New Roots Charter School: Rootstock concert
Newfield Public Library: Stories Unite Us family programs

Savage Club: Lansing Performing Arts Center Jazz Stars concerts
Southside Community Center: Toni Morrison/Audre Lorde Birthday Performance Party, A Blues for Nina, & Dollar Dance
Southworth Library: Music & Movement / Puppet Play events
State of the Art Gallery: exhibit season
Story House Ithaca (Sponsor: Center for Transformative Action) Community Storytelling Events
Tea Leaves: Live art demos at Reggae Festival

Transpose, Queer Singers Alliance: "Roots and Branches" annual concert
Triphammer Arts: Outdoor dance and music performances

Theatre Incognita (Sponsor: Triphammer Arts): Macbeth performance
Ulysses Library: Arts programming

Village at Ithaca: "Our Seats at the Table," exhibit
Walking on Water Productions: Theatre performances

2023 Artist in Community Grant recipients are:

Holly Adams: New peformance for Kids Discover the Trail and all ICSD 5th and 6th graders
Shymeek Adams: Musical series around local BIPOC artists

Ben Altman: Land stewardship with arts initiatives
West Fox: Creation of “Reclaim the Dance Floor DJ Project

Carolyn Goelzer: performances of "A Year of Magical Thinking"
Clare Jones: Poetry workshops
Beth Miles: Theatre ArtistTheater production Heading into Night
Nia Nunn: Interdiscplinary artist poems and CUMEP workshops and performances
Sue Perlgut: Women Activist Arts Project
Cai Quirk: Re-story-ation Portrait Project and exhibit
Cyepress Brathwaite: New work at Etsy Street Market

India Sada: For reading & workshop of play, “Say Solarium”
Marietta Synodis: One women theatre show
Terrance Vann: New work and exhibit

2023 Arts Education Grant recipients are:

nicole v. basta: Creative Wriiting with IHS 10th graders
Regi Carpenter and George Jr. Republic: True Then, True Now Storytelling

Circus Culture: The Circus, with Village at Ithaca
Greater Ithaca Activities Center: GIAC Jumpers Cultural Exchange Program
Nicole-Bethany Onwuka: ReLIT Theatre program at BJM and CHE Elementary Schools
Ann Reichlin: Two programs at Caroline Elementary School: May Way for Play/Wilderness Case Study, and First Grade Puppet Workshops
Yayra Ami Tamakloe and Belle Sherman Elementary, Pan African Library Project
Shekinah Williams: BIPOC Circus for Teens

 

2023 County Funded $24,850

In addition to the contribution to the Statewide Community Regrant program above, a portion of funds from Tompkins County went to the following organizations:

Cherry Arts: dance performances and "Lavender Hill Exhibit"
Civic Ensemble: "Fertile Grounds," community based play
Civic Ensemble: Youth Forum Theatre Troupe

Dorothy Cotton Jubilee Singers: annual concerts
Hangar Theatre: FutureNow Wedge Series on the Commons

History Center: Community Healing Mosaic
Opera Ithaca: Festival of events
Running to Places Theatre: Annual musicals and Broadway Kids GIAC collaboration
Trumansburg Conservatory of Fine Arts: Cayuga Arts Collective Draw-a-Thon
Wharton Museum: Silent Films under the Stars

 

2023 Specific Opportunity Stipend: $24,000

Brian Arnold, photographer: for travel to Serbia to run a workshop
nicole v. basta, poet, event producer: for publishing of a poetry manuscript, and for Two of Cups multi-performer event
Marty and Kina Cain: Garden Door Press publishes poetry book
Josh Dolan, musician: CD release for the 86ers
Johnny Dowd, musician: album release
Anne Gossen, writer: towards publishing of a historical book
Hardy Griffin, writer: travel to Greece for their book launch event
India Sada, multi-discipline: film festival submissions
Kris Haines-Sharp, writer: for editing servies for her book
Rose Howard, multi-discipline: Puppet Runway creation
Raed Howland-Bolton, musician: upcoming studio album
Clare Jones, writer and visual artist: Brooklyn Book Festival
Leanora Mims, visual artist: Leading a workshop and exhibit at Emory University
Suzanne Onodera, Art Residency at Blue Mountain Center
yen ospina, visual artist: upcoming exhibit
Jason Payton, musician, solo album
Sue Perlgut, video artist: upcoming exhibit of latest filmed project
Mickie Quinn, event producer and visual artist: Puppet Runway submission
Cai Quirk, visual artist: upcoming art exhibiit
Mercedes Redmon, visual artist: BIPOC Handwork Coop window display.
Jennifer Savran Kelly, writer: book tour
Norm Scott, visual artist: sculpture for Beyond Art event
Jim Self, dance and theatre: video dance creation/performance
Mary Shelley, visual artist: prep for upcoming exhibit at Arkel Museum
SingTrece, musician: press kit for new album
Jacklyn Smith, writer: book publication
Christine Stockwell, writer: mentorship
Jackie Swift, writer: Writers Digest workshoip
Marietta Synodis, writer: one woman play
Jessica Warner, visual artist: Vermont Studio Center Residency
Gary Weisman, moving sculpture installation
Linda Wingerter, puppeteer: Underexposed Film Festival
Melissa Zarem, visual artist: Vermont Studio Center Residency

 

Arts and Cultural Organizational Development Grants: $298,850 (2023), $255,850 (2022)

ACOD grants support organizations that enhance Tompkins County’s brand as an artistic and cultural destination. ACOD grants provide general operating support to local public museums and performing/visual arts organizations.

They are administered by the Community Arts Partnership with funds from the Tompkins County Tourism Program. The program has been a cornerstone of the Tompkins County Tourism Program for nearly two decades. 

Remarks Megan Barber, Executive Director of the Community Arts Partnership, “We are so grateful that the County is able to provide this critical funding. It truly is a testament to the centrality of the arts to our flourishing community. We are all so fortunate to have so many innovative and inspiring arts and culture organizations right here in our area.”

ACOD recipients are:

Cayuga Chamber Orchestra
Cherry Arts

Cinemapolis
Civic Ensemble

Community School of Music and Arts
Dorothy Cotton Jubilee Singers
Hangar Theatre
The History Center in Tompkins County
Ithaca Children's Garden
Kitchen Theatre Company
Opera Ithaca

Paleontological Research Institution
Running to Places
Sciencenter
State Theatre
Trumansburg Conservatory of Fine Arts.

 

2022 Specific Opportunity Stipend (2nd of 2 rounds): $11,150

Each year CAP awards $24,000 to Tompkins County artists and arts through our privately funded "SOS" grant which supports the strategic opportunities of Tompkins County artists and arts organizations that will boost their careers or offerings to the next level. 

SOS grantees are:

Bree Barton, author: audio visual installation "Naming the Unnameable: Youth Stories of Survival.
nicole v. basta, poet and visual artist: California Terra Cultura Artist Residency
Regi Carpenter, storyteller: Healing in Medicine residency at Florida Gulf Coast University
Tilia Cordata, performer and producer: Sreaming equipment and support for local drag shows
Peaches Gillette, poet: production of youth "Young and Poetic" local workshops
Ross Harstaad, director: equipment related to multimedia performance of MacBeth
Clare Jones, writer and visual artist: For fees to attend Colgate Writers Conference
Sorayya Khan, author: for costs associated with her book tour for her memior
Seth Koproski, writer/storyteller/performer: for creation of a circus project: Cirquest
Beth F. Milles, director/theatre artist: production of play with theme of dementia
Leanora Mims, fiber artist and teacher: ecture and exhibit at the African Center at Cornell
Pedro Molina, cartoonist: for updated computer for artwork creation
Daniela Rivero, visual artist: curatation of local Latinx Heritage Month Exhibit
Story House Ithaca (sponsored by Center for Transformative Action): "Artist Gym" workshop series
Taylor Rae Tate, ceramist: for BIPOC ceramics apprenticeship program

 

2022 Creative Recovery Grant: $17,331

The Community Arts Partnership's Creative Recovery Fund, funded through the Community Foundation of Tompkins County, The Legacy Foundation, and individual donors, awarded funds to 12 local organizations for projects that will make a difference in our community’s recovery in one or more of the focus areas of racial justice, public and mental health, and economic recovery. The grants aim to help Tompkins County leverage our creative power, putting creative workers to work rebuilding, reimagining, unifying, and healing our communities.

CAP Executive Director, Megan Barber, shares,We are so excited about the quality of artistry, community participation and impact among this group of grantees.100% of the grant awards made through this fund specifically address racial equity by funding: artists who identify as Black, Indigenous, or people of color; projects that support the creative expression of Black and Indigenous people and people of color; and projects that address racial justice as their focus area."

Adds Janet Cotraccia, Chief Impact Officer for the Community Foundation, “We are thrilled to support the important work of local artists and their rich engagement of our many, diverse communities. Their work both informs our community conversations and takes us beyond, into a space of deeper understanding, empathy and shared experience. We commend the Community Arts Partnership for their collaboration and for creating more opportunities for artist to focus on racial equity.” 

2022 Creative Recovery Fund recipients are:

Bree Barton: "Naming the Unnameable," youth stories of their struggles, to be an audio-visual installaton
Circus Culture: youth program with Village at Ithaca youth
Civic Ensemble: “Community Soup: Storytelling toward the Beloved Community"
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CUMEP: Funds for equipment to document CUMEP programs and community events

Dorothy Cotton Jubilee Singers: Music Commission for Performance
Greater Ithaca Activities Center: Black History Month Talent Show performers
Mamas Comfort Camp: "Helpful Help," a short film featuring Mothers of Color about the challenges of finding and receiving supporT
OAR of Tompkins County: Mural Walk and mural creation with program members
Story House Ithaca: “Stages of Life,” an interracial, intergenerational playwrighting 12-week workshop
Village at Ithaca: "Our Seat at the Table," village youth old chairs into a symbol of empowerment detailing a complex history of oppression
Village at Ithaca: Metalsmithing workshops for village youth
Walking on Water Productions: "Now. Here. This.," a contemporary musical

 

2022 Specific Opportunity Stipend (1st of 2 rounds): $12,850

Each year CAP awards $24,000 to Tompkins County artists and arts through our privately funded "SOS" grant which supports the strategic opportunities of Tompkins County artists and arts organizations that will boost their careers or offerings to the next level. 

2022 SOS 1st Round recipients are:

Janet Batch, musician
Black Hands Universal
The Cherry Arts
Nicole Costa, visual Artist
Louis DiPietro, musician
Sarah Gotowka, fiber artist
Robert Grant, painter
Lesley Greene, playwright
Ithaca Murals
Cristal Marte (Daraisi), dance
Norm Scott, sculptor
Southside Community Center
The Rest Gallery
Theatre Incognita
Damaris Vazquez
, photographer
Achala Wali, painter
Maddy Walsh, musician
Annemarie Zwack, visual artist

 

2022 Statewide Community Regrants: $60,480

Three of CAP's grant programs are part of New York State Council on the Arts' Statewide Community Regrant Program (SCR). Grants include our "Grants for Arts Programs" for community events, Artist in Community grant for artists' creation of new work shared with communities in a significant way, and the Arts Education grant which brings teaching artists into schools and after-school programs for residencies. Preference is given to requests that fill community needs and reach diverse cultures and communities in Tompkins County.  

2022 Grants for Arts Programs recipients are:

Black Hands Universal: Freedom Institute for Art and Advancement
Circus Culture: Circus Connections 2022 Summer Tour
Civic Ensemble: Community Based Play
CUMEP: Fierce Unapologetic Books Unleashed
Danby, Town of: Danby Concert Series
Dorothy Cotton Jubilee Singers: Annual Concerts
Downtown Ithaca Alliance: Gallery Night Events
Dryden Intergenerational Band and Chorus: Concerts
Family and Children's Services: Building Outdoor Mural
Fitz and Startz Theatre: I Have a Song To Sing O, family theatre
Greater Ithaca Activities Center: Senior Event Programming
Groton Public Library: Virtual Family Programming

Groton Village: Groton annual art exhibit
Groton Village: Outdoor Concert Series
Ithaca Public Education Initiative: South Hill Mural
Ithaca City of Asylum: Voices of Freedom Event
Ithaca Community Orchestra: Concert Season
Ithaca Concert Band: Concert Season
Ithaca Festival: Live Art Events
Lansing Library: Summer Family Programming
Latino Civic Association: Latino Heritage Month Events
Newfield Public Library: Theatre Family Event
Southworth Library: Summer Family Programming
State of the Art Gallery: Exhibit Season
Story House Ithaca: Storytelling in Rural Areas
Story House Ithaca: Better Than Black Panther Film Series
Tompkins County Senior Center: Senior Theatre Troupe
Triphammer Arts: Outdoor Dance and Music Performances
Ulysses Library: Summer Reading Program
Walking on Water Productions: Theatre, “Calvin Berger” and new original work

2022 Artist in Community Grant recipients are:

Tahila Mintz: Prayer Tree Project
Yael Saar: Motherhood is a Joke Collaborative Performances
Jim Self: Multimedia performance: focus on LGBTQ senior expressions,
Women's Opportunity Center: Women's Opportunity Center Mural
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Anniemarie Zwack: Black Girl Alchemy, Art in Courtroom Project

2022 Arts Education Grant recipients are:

Regi Carpenter: ICSD Elementary Schools - K-6 Stories Alive! Storytelling Residency
Circus Culture: The Circus, with Village at Ithaca
Civic Ensemble: Youth Forum Theatre Troupe
Greater Ithaca Activities Center: GIAC Jumpers Cultural Ambassadorship Program
Ann Reichlin - Two programs at Carline Elementary School: May Way for Play/Wilderness Case Study, and First Grade Puppet Workshops
Walking on Waters Productions - New Roots Charter School 9th -10th Theatre Arts Partnership