Real Results in the Arts Sector/2009-12 9-12 Attendance Increased
Total Earned Revenue Increased ncreas
The Arts Council launched
2,052,951
$36.6M
five new funding opportunities in 2013
2,436,924
$43.2M
and will implement four new programs in 2014, an increase of $120,000 for new
18.7%
18%
grant awards and a total investment of
GROWTH
$6.6M
$80,000 in other new programs.
NEW FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES Total Revenue Increased d
Marketing Expenses Decreased ease
+ Community Impact Grant
$70.1 M
$7,269,139
+ Performing Artist Fee Subsidy Program
$80.8 M
$6,480,494
+ Performing Artist Partner Program + Performing Artist Travel Grant
15.3%
10.9%
$10.7M
$788,645
+ power2give.org/FranklinCountyOH
NEW PROGRAMS
Data compiled Ohio Cultural Data Project input from 23 operating support grantees, 2009-2012
+ Public Art programming + Pilot Music Incubator program in partnership with the Lincoln Theatre
Growth in Community Funding
+ Community Supported Art Program + Healthcare Fair & Guide for Artists
2013
24.5% 2012
18.6% 2011
11.5% Community funding includes all City of Columbus funded grant programs and designated projects. 2012 figures included 200Columbus grants, and 2011 and 2012 figures included Franklin County funded grants.
Columbus Symphony Orchestra performs with their chorus. Photo courtesy of CAPA.
“ Thanks to generous operating support provided by GCAC, the Wexner Center for the Arts is able to facilitate community-engagement initiatives, like The Weinland Park Story Book project, that help make Columbus an ever more vibrant place to live, work, play—and learn.” Sherri Geldin, Director