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VISION Engage, inspire and enrich our diverse community by celebrating the Arts.
MISSION Create a nationally recognized fine arts festival that enhances quality of life and economic vitality in SC
Artisphere
engages the community in a Celebration of the Arts. As a FREE, multidisciplinary event, Artisphere makes the arts
ACCESSIBLE to ALL demonstrating their ability to build a sense of place and community.
Artisphere
inspires passion for Arts & Culture. Offering a rare opportunity to meet art makers outside of their studios or galleries,
Artisphere welcomes young and old to peruse artist displays, witness art making in action and create their own works of art.
Artisphere
enriches the community by Giving Back. The festival provides a platform for over 200 local, student, emerging and
professional artists (visual and performing) to showcase their works and garner new audiences. Since 2005 Artisphere has awarded over $640,000 in scholarships, stipends, awards and contributions to local artists and non-profit organizations.
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DEMOGRAPHICS 82% of the festival attendees earned at least a Bachelor’s degree; 34% of which have a Master’s or other post graduate degree
52% of festival patrons are women and 48% are men
26% of attendees reported a household income exceeding $150,000; 18% earn $100,000 – $149,000 and 29% earn $50,000 to $99,000 annually 2
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77% are over 35 years of age: 42% between ages 35-54 and 35% are 55+ 34% of patrons own their own business or hold a senior executive title at their place of business; 13% of patrons are retired 69% of attendees have been to Artisphere at least one time previously 83% of attendees in Downtown Greenville are there specifically for Artisphere 17% of patrons traveled from outside of the Upstate of SC to attend Artisphere, 10% of these visitors stayed an average of 2 nights in a hotel 3
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Annual Average Attendance: 80,000 Patrons Economic Impact: $9.1 million 135 Artists Selected from 1,000+ Applicants $1.3 million Total Artist Sales
THE
ACCOLADES
#3 BEST Art Festival: USA TODAY l0BEST Reader's Choice Contest Top 10 Fine Art Show in the Country: Art Fair Sourcebook 100 Best Fine Art & Design Shows: Sunshine Artist Magazine BEST Overall: America's Best Art Fair Awards: artfaircalendar.com Top Twenty Event in the Southeast: Southeast Tourism Society 4
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STATISTICS
10.7K
11.8K
2,558
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WEB
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67,631
282,697
5,974
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[Greenville’s] artsy vibe took root in 2005 with an annual, three-day festival called Artisphere… -Wall Street Journal
Artisphere has become – as they say in the entertainment circles – a big draw. -Charleston Post & Courier
I have covered some high profile festivals, including Tiff and Sundance, and none of them are this easy to navigate. -The New York Times
For three days each May, Greenville, SC blossoms with its annual tribute to Spring know as Artisphere. -The Charlotte Observer
Artisphere…shows off the city’s surprises, using its Main Street Disney-manicured downtown as the backdrop. -TravelPulse
Artisphere promises a weekend of entertainment that will have you returning to Greenville year after year. - Uptown Magazine
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WHAT
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The arts are very important to the Greenville Community. In fact, its really part of the whole texture of what Greenville’s all about. Artisphere has had a huge impact on the City. It was one of those early things we did to show that we are raising the bar. Mayor Knox White, City of Greenville
Duke Energy is thrilled to partner with Artisphere because of the diversity of art, culture and experience that it brings to this community. It adds to the vitality and the specialness of the Greenville community. Linda Hannon, Duke Energy
I exhibited at Artisphere for the first time in 2021. Everyone involved in the organization of the festival, the other artists, and the wide range of appreciative patrons were so welcoming that it made me feel like I’d been doing the show for years! Andrew Sovjani, 2021 Artisphere Award Winner
Artisphere has and will surely continue to be an integral part of our state’s artistic framework that supports true-to-form artistic opportunities for our students to serve alongside working artists, thus allowing them experiences on which they are able to build, learn skills, and ultimately achieve success. Cedric Adderley, President SC Governor’s School for the Arts and Humanities
Artisphere sets the bar for a well run show. Direction and artist services are among the best. Keith Grace, Artisphere 2021 Exhibiting Artist
At TD Bank, we are proud to continue our long-standing partnership with Artisphere, because we believe arts and culture are vital to the well-being of our community. Every year we look forward to celebrating the creativity of the talented artists selected to participate in the festival and the vibrant arts culture of the Upstate. David Lominack, SC Market President, TD Bank
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2022 CULINARY ARTS CAFE SPONSOR PROPOSAL Located at the heart of Artisphere on the Main Street Bridge and featuring five – seven of Greenville’s favorite local restaurants, the Culinary Arts Café is one of the most popular and highly visible venues on the festival site. Each restaurant booth dons a Wells Fargo branded banner with the restaurant name plus a branded menu board to display food offerings.
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SPONSOR
BENEFITS
Venue Naming Rights "Wells Fargo Culinary Arts Cafe" Name recognition on all Press Releases and Media Kits Name recognition in all E-Newsletters and Staff E-Mail Signature Block Logo recognition on “Sponsor” and “Culinary Arts Café” pages on www.artisphere.org Logo recognition in Festival Preview and Thank You ads in The Greenville News Logo recognition on “Sponsor” and “Culinary Arts Cafe” pages of Festival Guide Name recognition on Festival Map identifying Culinary Arts Cafe Half page ad in Festival Guide Social Media Post Spotlighting Wells Fargo sponsorship of Culinary Arts Café Logo recognition on 5-7 Restaurant Banners in the Culinary Arts Café Logo recognition on 5-7 Menu Boards in the Culinary Arts Café Logo recognition on Opening Night Gala signage Logo recognition of Festival Signage lining Main Street Logo recognition on Volunteer T-Shirt Logo recognition on Culinary Arts Café Best in Show Award Ribbon Opportunity to Judge for Culinary Arts Cafe "Best in Show" Award
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Hospitality Benefits
Invitation to "Sneak Peek" Poster Unveil Reception (TBA) Opening Night Gala (May 5): 12 tickets VIP Hospitality (May 6-8): 12 passes/day
Other Benefits $375 in Gift Certificates to purchase artwork on Artist Row First right to renew Culinary Arts Cafe sponsorship for 2023
Investment $15,000
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2022 INFORMATION BOOTHS & FESTIVAL CONCIERGE SPONSOR PROPOSAL Information Booths are located at the 2 Main Entrances of the Festival at Main + Broad Streets and Main + Augusta Streets and are staffed with volunteers that can answer patron questions and distribute Wells Fargo branded festival maps and hand fans. Festival Concierge are identifiable by their Wells Fargo branded Concierge vest and are strategically located throughout the festival site distributing festival guides to patrons. 12
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SPONSOR
BENEFITS
Venue Naming Rights "Wells Fargo Information Booth" Name recognition on all Press Releases and Media Kits Name recognition in all E-Newsletters and Staff E-Mail Signature Block Logo recognition on “Sponsor” page on www.artisphere.org Logo recognition in Festival Preview and Thank You ads in The Greenville News Logo recognition on “Sponsor” pages of Festival Guide Name recognition on Map identifying Information Booths Half page ad in Festival Guide Social Media Post Spotlighting Wells Fargo sponsorship of Information Booths Logo recognition on 2 Information Booth banners Logo recognition on Festival Concierge vests Logo recognition on Opening Night Gala signage Logo recognition of Festival Signage lining Main Street Logo recognition on Volunteer T-Shirt 13
Hospitality Benefits
Invitation to "Sneak Peek" Poster Unveil Reception (TBA) Opening Night Gala (May 5): 12 tickets VIP Hospitality (May 6-8): 12 passes/day
Other Benefits $375 in Gift Certificates to purchase artwork on Artist Row First right to renew Info Booth & Festival Concierge sponsorship for 2023
Investment $15,000
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ARTISPHERE
David Beard William Brown Ed Stein Scott Clark Neil Batavia Henry Horowitz Allison Spinks Cedric Adderley Brandi Ariail Sarah Beasley David Berger Charles Brewer Ann Bryan Brad Campbell Maura Copsey William Crawford Sara Dadyar-Quinn Charles Dalton Sunnie DeWorken Bonnie Dixon Stephen Edgerton Alan Ethridge Chris Fincher Ellis Fisher Jody Gallagher David Gossett Katie Howell Marjorie Jenkins
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Retired, First National Bank President Legacy Early College Vice President Pinnacle Financial Services Secretary The Peace Center Treasurer Dority & Manning General Counsel Oxford Capital Partners, LLC President Emeritus, Founder Community Volunteer Immediate Past President SCGSA&H CrossWalk Holdings LP Sealevel Systems Hospitality America The Poinsett Club Community Volunteer JB Campbell Consulting, LLC CAPTRUST Pacolet Milliken GE Power President/CEO Emeritus/ Blue Ridge Electric Co-Op LobbySC Community Volunteer Coldwell Banker Caine Metropolitan Arts Council TD Bank Inman Mills AFL Telecommunications Nexsen Pruet The Daniel-Mickel Foundation University of SC School of Medicine
DIRECTORS
Kim Kent Butch Kirven Jennifer McClure Jennifer McKissick Madison McKissick Scott McMillan Dwight McPherson Adela Mendoza Reschin Moore Bob Morris Carla Norville Katherine Odom Brian O’Rourke Jeff Outten Kyle Putnam Stephanie Rainey Caroline Riddle Laura Sippey Michelle Seaver Julie Smart Andreana Snyder Chris Stone Joe Sullivan Mary Swain Erin Swann Erik Weir Jimmy Wilson Mayor Knox White
Kentwool Greenville County Council Michelin SculptHouse Prisma Health F. Scott McMillan Design Truist Hispanic Alliance The Capital Corporation The Community Foundation of Greenville Community Volunteer Bank of America Clemson University Dixon Hughes Goodman RealOp Investments Greenville County Museum of Art Community Volunteer Community Volunteer United Community Bank Anderson University Wilson Associates Stone Craft Studio 3 Retired, Sullivan Insurance Community Volunteer Clemson University WCM Global Wealth Pinestone Capital LLC City of Greenville 15
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artisphere.org Thank you for your Consideration! Greenville Arts Festival d/b/a Artisphere a 501 (c) (3) Not for Profit Organization. Artisphere Tax ID# 58-2676608.