Year in Review

Why?

The Centers mission is to create opportunities for all people to experience the visual and performing arts by presenting contemporary exhibitions, live performances, and education programs for youth and adults year round. On average, more than 50,000 people attend activities at our venues each year. The Center has been designated a Major Cultural Institution by the Broward County Cultural Division and is one of just eight cultural organizations out of 600 in the county to

Dear Supporters: This has been a landmark year for the Art and Culture Center of Hollywood, and were so thankful to those who have been part of our success. Through our contemporary exhibitions, family-friendly performances, and high-quality education programs for children and adults, the Center continues to provide a vital and necessary home for the creative imagination in our region. The Center was founded by City leaders in 1975, and incorporated as a private non-profit in 1978 to provide highquality arts programming in Hollywood. Our achievements in 2011, as reflected in this report, represent a resounding fulfillment of that vision. During the past year, the Center enhanced its status among arts institutions in South Florida with an historic gallery project for the exhibition Artist Unknown/The Free World, and two new programming initiatives the Hot Topics Discussion Series and Creative Connection. These successes come as a result of a community believing in what we do. This includes the support of public and privatesector funders, hundreds of volunteers, and the tens of thousands of people who attend activities at our venues. The Center believes that the arts are not an extracurricular activity, but rather are essential to personal enrichment and the quality of life in a community as diverse and vibrant as ours. We are committed to building on our success and we look forward to seeing you in the coming year.

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Photo: Robert Stolpe

achieve this status.

Joy Satterlee Executive Director

In the Gallery
The Art and Culture Center of Hollywood achieved three major milestones in its exhibition programming in 2011. For the first time, the Center was the host site for the South Florida Cultural Consortium Exhibition. We also received a FAB! Knight New Work Award for the exhibition and accompanying 260-page book Artist Unknown/The Free World, and launched the new Hot Topics Discussion Series, which is funded by an Arts Challenge Grant from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation. The year consisted of the following exhibitions:
_______________________________________________________________________ Sept. 10, 2010 Jan. 9, 2011 Sinisa Kukec: And Yet Another Wayward Landscape; Stephan Tugrul: En Masse; Patrick DeCastro: Quand le Soleil Brille (Sept. 10 Nov. 14, 2010); Luis Alonzo Barkigia: Mundos Perfeitos (Nov. 19, 2010 Jan. 9, 2011) Jan. 21 Feb. 18, 2011 Abracadabra: Fourth Annual Fund-raising Art Exhibition and Raffle; Christiaan Lopez-Miro: All Roads Lead to Cassadaga; Lea Nickless: Water & Oil March 4 April 10, 2011 Cristina Lei Rodriguez: Forever; Louise Erhard: Yes, No and Everything in Between; Birds are Nice: A Little Love April 29 June 5, 2011 Fifth All-Media Juried Biennial (Jurors: Michelle Weinberg and Scott Murray); Lisa Rockford: The She-monster Sideshow June 17 Aug. 14, 2011 Ryan Humphrey: Fast Forward; Ed Templeton: The Seconds Pass; Michael OBrien: Impact Zone Sept. 9 Oct. 16, 2011 23rd Annual South Florida Cultural Consortium Visual and Media Arts Fellowship Awards Exhibition Oct. 28, 2011 Jan. 29, 2012 Artist Unknown/The Free World, Organized by John D. Monteith and Oliver Wasow; Freddy Jouwayed: Forks in the Wave Function; Giannina Dwin: Nothing We Can Call Our Own

Artist Unknown/The Free World [is] the best exhibit Ive seen yet to capture the zeitgeist of the 21st century.
John Thomason, art critic, Boca Magazine

2011 Gallery Events

Feb. 18 April 29 May 13 June 18 Sept. 9 Oct. 6 Oct. 29

Abracadabra closing night raffle Fifth All-Media Juried Biennial awards reception An Evening of Experimental Music BMX Extravaganza featuring Dizz Hicks (as part of Ryan Humprey: Fast Forward opening weekend) South Florida Cultural Consortium Fellowship Awards reception Creative Connection open house Book signing for Artist Unknown/The Free World, with artists Oliver Wasow and John D. Monteith, and publisher Gene Moreno

Hot Topics Discussion Series

Sept. 17 Shamim M. Momin: Director, Curator, and co-founder of the Los Angeles Nomadic Division (LAND) Oct. 29 Marvin Heiferman: New York-based curator, writer and art historian Dec. 10 Jerry Saltz: Senior Art Critic for New York Magazine and judge for the Bravo television show Work of Art

Education Programs
In 2011, more than 3,000 youth ages 6 to 18 participated in the Centers visual and performing arts education programs. These programs were open to all children, regardless of ability level or socioeconomic status. They were designed to create enriching, high-quality experiences for children. In this way, we instilled a life-long appreciation for how the arts can transform individuals and communities. The programs included: _________________________________________________________
Summer Arts Camp 2011 243 youth enrolled from 15 South Florida municipalities, including in Miami-Dade, for 15 sessions in the visual and performing arts. Approximately 85% of camp enrollments were based on word of mouth or were returnees from the previous year. This reflects the high satisfaction with the 10-week program. Integrated Arts Distance Learning During the 2010-11 school year, a total of 1,783 students and 111 educators in Broward County Public Schools participated in 32 live broadcasts delivered via our partnership with the Broward Education Communications Network (BECON). Funding from the A.D. Henderson Foundation enabled the Center to present arts instruction from Florida Youth Orchestra and the Bonnet House Museum and Gardens. Student Gallery Monthly exhibitions by students from South Broward High School, Michael M. Krop High, Parkway Middle, Pembroke Pines Charter Elementary and Pine Crest Preparatory. Also included was the Centers Adult Class Annual Exhibition and Summer Arts Camp programs for Young Artists and Young Artists Advanced. Hochberg Preparatory Rousso Musical Theatre Program The 20-week after-school partnership program for Hochberg Preparatory students in grades 1 to 8 concluded with a performance of Disneys Jungle Book, Kids at the 500-seat Hollywood Central Performing Arts Center. ____________________________________________________________________

Summer Arts Camp Scholarships

In 2011, the Center awarded 34 full/ reduced tuition waivers to qualifying youth from low-income households so they could attend Summer Arts Camp. This equated to $12,837 in financial aid. These scholarships were made possible by Fundacion Sanjuan and the Florida Theatrical Association. We received many heartfelt and touching thank-you letters from children and caregivers who benefitted from these funds. Here is an excerpt from one letter we received from a girl who participated in our Broadway Actors summer camp. I read the [summer camp] brochure and I wanted to go so bad. But, considering the fact that my mother had gotten sick, I said goodbye to that dream. Then I was told about the scholarship program, and I pitched the idea to my mom and she said, Why not? Its worth a shot. My mother stopped me while I was preparing for another performance for my school and said to me, I got a call from the Art and Culture Center. I instantly thought, I didnt get it. But she continued, You got it. Those were the three most amazing words I had heard since my little cousin was born. Words cant express how grateful and ecstatic I am.

New Programs
In 2011, the Center introduced the following education programs: Visual Arts Studio After-School (for grades 2-8 and homeschool students); Drumluv West African Drumming and Dance; Private Voice, Piano, Guitar instruction; Figure Drawing; and Downtown Drawing.

Children and Adult Programs The Art and Culture Center also presents high-quality arts instruction for children and adults in media such as drawing, painting, clay, and private music instruction. These classes encourage creative expression and promote the life-long inspiration art brings to all ages.

Performing Arts
The Family Performance Series was presented at the 500-seat Hollywood Central Performing Arts Center and Boulevard Heights Community Center (West Hollywood). Each performance included an interactive portion for youth. Attendance for eight performances was 2,347. Performances consisted of the following: _________________________________________________________
Jan. 22 Feb. 4 5 Feb. 19 Atlantic Coast Theatre: The Fairy T ales of Grimm Bits N Pieces Puppet Theatre: The Ugly Duckling (SmART school field trip Feb. 4) Florida Youth Orchestra: Major Music Presents SmART Field Trips Through funding from the BankAtlantic SmARTS program, 866 elementary students from Hollywood and Dania Beach attended two live performances at the Hollywood Central Performing Arts Center.

March 5 6 Ethan Bortnick and His Musical Time Machine, with appearances by the J Sisters, the Bayview Elementary School Chorus (March 5), and Plantation Park Elementary School Singers (March 6) March 25 April 22 May 13 May 27 Fantasy Factory Theatre: A Fab Karaoke Matthew Sabatella and the Rambling String Band Atlantic Coast Theatre: The Reluctant Dragon (SmART school field trip) Atlantic Coast Theatre: The Adventures of Eco-Man

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Facility Rentals The 500-seat Hollywood Central Performing Arts Center is utilized by outside organizations as a rental facility for performing arts events and community gatherings. Since October 2010, more than 27,000 people have attended activities presented by outside organizations at the Performing Arts Center. This space is also utilized by the City of Hollywood and the School Board of Broward County. In addition to the theater, the Center makes its historic, circa 1924 Main Gallery facility and adjacent Arts School available for rent. With three different venues to choose from, each with its respective advantages and capabilities, Art and Culture Center management works with clients to determine the ideal venue for their events. To learn more, call 954.921.3439, ext. 225, or visit ArtAndCultureCenter.org/theater.

Ethan Bortnicks family-friendly shows at the Hollywood Central Performing Arts Center concluded a 21-city national tour. He is the youngest performer to headline his own national tour.

What a spectacular day we had performing with Ethan Bortnick! In all my years of teaching I have never had so much fun, nor been so impressed by someone so young.
Nicole Greggs, Choral Director, Plantation Park Elementary

2012 Calendar
In the Galleries
1650 Harrison Street. Admission $4 $10 non-members, free for members. Free gallery admission offered on the third Sunday of the month, courtesy of Wells Fargo. Feb. 10 March 11, 2012 Fifth Annual Abracadabra Fund-raising Art Exhibition and Raffle; Christina Pettersson: The Sentinel; John DeFaro: T rawler. March 23 May 27, 2012 Philip Estlund: Subprime/Subtropics; Moira Holohan. June 8 Aug. 19, 2012 Nathan Sawaya: The Art of The Brick; Karen Starosta-Gilinski: Cloud 9. Sept. 7 Oct. 21, 2012 Justin Long: Bow Movement; Alex Tremino: Now and Then, Stitching The Gap; Lori Nozik: Walkabout. Nov. 2, 2012 Jan. 13, 2013 Elisabeth Condon: The Seven Seas; Nina Surel; Millree Hughes: Lummox; Rosemarie Chiarlone. * Receptions are held 6 9 pm on the opening Friday of each exhibition.

Education
Jan. 23 March 5 Visual Arts Studio Homeschool, six-week sessions for pre-school and kindergarten ($75-$100), and elementary grades 1-5 ($125-$150), Art and Culture Center Art School, 1626 Harrison Street, Hollywood Jan. 31 March 6 Visual Arts Studio After-School, grades 2-5, at Visual Arts Studio in ArtsPark, 1 Young Circle ($150-$175) Jan. 31 March 6 Painting Fundamentals (adult class), Art and Culture Center Art School ($175-$190) Feb. 2 March 8 Clay Concepts (adult class), Art and Culture Center Art School ($195-$225) June 11 August 17 Summer Arts Camp, 14 sessions from two-to-four weeks in the visual/performing arts for ages 6-18. Each session concludes with a final exhibition/performance. A limited number of partial scholarships are available for qualifying families on a first-come, first-served basis. Various locations. Ongoing Integrated Arts Distance Learning, live interactive broadcasts from the Centers on-site studio during the school calendar to Broward County Public School classrooms and media centers Student Gallery Exhibitions of K-12 student artists, adult class participants and Summer Arts Camp participants Ongoing Private Music Instruction for Children and Adults in Guitar, Piano, Recorder/Flute, Violin, and Voice

Phillip Estlund, Orange Crush (detail), 2007, Collage on wood, Courtesy of Gavlak Gallery

Gallery Events
March 9 Abracadabra Fund-raising Raffle June 9 Live Day Build of an original LEGO art work by artist Nathan Sawaya August 19 Florida Brick Creation Challenge awards and closing event for Nathan Sawaya: The Art of The Brick

Hot Topics Discussion Series

Nathan Sawaya, Gray, Image courtesy brickartist.com

May 12 Dan Cameron, Chief Curator of the Orange County Museum of Art (Newport Beach, CA) and founder of Prospect New Orleans, Main Gallery July 28, Julie Kahn and Hayley Downs, screening with the filmmakers of the Documentary Swamp Cabbage: A Dark and Sweaty Survival Guide, Hollywood Central Performing Arts Center

Special Fund-Raising Events

April 14 Fourth Annual Golf for Art, Hollywood Beach Golf Resort, 1600 Johnson Street May 17 15th Annual Cuisine For Art, Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino June 21 Party With a Purpose, hosted by Hollywood Gazette, Bongos Cuban Cafe, Seminole Paradise November 2012 Hot Hollywood Glam Fall Fund-raiser, Main Gallery facility

Performing Arts
The Family Performance Series is presented at the Hollywood Central Performing Arts Center, US-1 and Monroe Street (1770 Monroe). Tickets are $5 for adults, $3 for youth non-members. Members are free. Jan. 21, 2 pm Florida Youth Orchestra: Major Music Presents Feb. 18, 2 pm Atlantic Coast Theatre: City Mouse Country Mouse March 16, 7 pm Julian Toha: Infinite Potential March 17, 2 pm Julian Toha: Childrens Concert and Workshop April 21, 6 pm West Broward High School: HANDS May 26, 2 pm Fantasy Factory Theatre: Gordon Gumshoe, Fairy T Detective ale

Florida Youth Orchestra

Get Involved
Membership When you join the Art and Culture Center of Hollywood, you enrich your own life and support the vital role the Center plays in raising the quality of life in our community. Individual memberships begin at $50 and family memberships at $75. These memberships provide savings and discounts on Center programs and make members part of a vibrant cultural community. For even greater benefits and community impact, memberships are also available at the following levels: $150 Friend, $250 Fellow, $500 Patron, and $1,000 Benefactor, as well as corporate memberships. Discount memberships are available at $30 for full-time students, teachers, and working artists. Volunteers The Art and Culture Center of Hollywood would not be the successful organization it is without the support of hundreds of volunteers each year. Volunteers donate their time and talent to assist with staging special events, marketing the Center in the community, and even making and contributing original art for special event fund-raisers. In the 2010-11 fiscal year, a total of 431 volunteers donated 4,960 hours to the Center. Volunteer opportunities are available year-round. Creative Connection Creative Connection invites retired and soon-to-retire individuals to be part of arts activities and projects that have a positive impact on health and wellness, youth education, and personal enrichment. This new program was launched in 2011 through a grant from the Community Foundation of Browards Re-engage for Good initiative. The Creative Connection Arts Group meets regularly to create and discuss art; engage in arts-related activities in the community; and volunteer at Center events. Teen and Parent Ambassadors Program The Teen Ambassadors Program provides youth with hands-on experiences in program delivery in the visual and performing arts under the supervision of the Centers Education Department. The Parent Ambassador program allows parents to become involved in community outreach efforts at the Center. Parents work collaboratively with the Education Department staff to raise awareness about the impact of arts education on youth and families while encouraging involvement in the Centers visual and performing arts programs.

Get Involved! More information on all of the programs in this publication is available at ArtAndCultureCenter.org, where you can also sign up for our mailing list, buy tickets to events, and become a member. You can also call us at 954. 921. 3274, or email info@artandculturecenter.org

Support
The Art and Culture Center of Hollywood is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization supported in part by its members, paid admissions, private donors and foundations, and the following public entities: the City of Hollywood; the Broward County Board of County Commissioners as recommended by the Broward Cultural Council; and the State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs, the Florida Council on Arts and Culture. We cherish this invaluable support and work diligently to meet the high expectations we have set with our programs. _________________________________________________________
Special Events Among the many ways the Center raises funds is through special annual events, such as the Hot Hollywood Glam Fall Fund-raiser, the Abracadabra Exhibition and Fund-raising Raffle, Golf for Art, and Cuisine for Art. In May 2011, we honored Gloria and Emilio Estefan for their contributions to the arts at the 14th Annual Cuisine for Art held at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino. Gloria Estefan accepted the award at an event in which elected officials and private sector leaders in Hollywood and Broward County served as waiters. The Florida Grand Opera brought the crowd to its feet when three singers dressed as waiters performed O Sole Mio and Thats Amore. Sponsorships and Donations Contributors to the Art and Culture Center of Hollywood support our mission to make the arts accessible to everyone in our community. Businesses, foundations, and individuals provide support by sponsoring exhibitions, education programs and performances. Sponsorship dollars are also raised at these special fund-raising events: Hot Hollywood Glam, our annual fall fund-raising party Cuisine for Art, in which elected officials and community leaders serve as waiters Golf for Art, in which sports and art combine for a fun day on the links

Income
Contributed Services Fund-raising Events Contract Services Grants

Rising to the Challenge The Center is able to present its high-quality initiatives due to the generosity of private donors. In December 2011, these individuals rose to meet the Matching Gift Challenge in which an anonymous donor pledged to match all donations up to $10,000. Thanks to this anonymous donor and the matching contributions we received, the Center raised $11,005. These dollars will support our Arts Education Scholarship Fund, which assures that youth from all financial backgrounds can participate in fee-based programs such as Summer Arts Camp and Visual Arts Studio After-School.

Admissions

Contributions

Total income, FY10/11: $1,332,147

Expenses
Fund-raising General and Administrative

Sponsors receive tickets to these events and recognition for their support in enhancing our programming.

Program Services

Total expenses, FY10/11: $1,219,152

Supporters 2010/2011
Doctor of Philanthropy Broward County Commissioners as recommended by the Broward Cultural Council City of Hollywood Funding Arts Broward/Knight New Work Award Sustainer A.D. Henderson Foundation City of Hollywood Police Department Community Foundation of Broward David and Francie Horvitz Family Foundation, Inc. John S. and James L. Knight Foundation Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino/Susan Renneisen Advocate Abbe and Steven Becker Becker & Poliakoff, P.A./Alan Koslow Bitner Goodman/Michael Goodman Lou Anne and Michael Colodny CORT Trade Show & Event Furnishings Florida Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs Fundacion Sanjuan/Elizabeth Sanjuan and Kenneth C. Brown Funding Arts Broward Golf Hollywood!/Donna and Dave Lottes Kofsky, Hartman & Weinger, PA/Misty and Lee Weinger/David and Liz Kofsky Kresge Foundation The Mills/A Simon Company (Sawgrass Mills) Southern Wine & Spirits Westin Diplomat Resort & Spa/Mark Kukulski Guardian AutoNation/Gale Butler/John Mabry Hon. Sandra Coleman and Paul Hancock Equity Insurance Agency/Jacquelyn and John Stengel Marianne Ferro Michael Meltzers Catering Wells Fargo Mentor Joyce and Stan Bershad Susan Best Lynn and Terry Cantrell Childrens Services Council/Workforce One Colodny, Fass, Tallenfeld, Karlinsky and Abate, PA Florida Power & Light Co. Florida Theatrical Association The Galleria at Fort Lauderdale Hollywood Gazette Carmen and Peter Hotchkiss Oscar Llorente Barbara and Robert Marks Miami Herald/Donna Dickey Nina and Leon Nissenfeld Nova Southeastern University Regions Bank Anna and Mark Smith TVM Productions, Inc./The Glades Benefactor Award Excellence BankAtlantic Foundation/Dara and Jarett Levan Citizens Interested in Arts, Inc. Tanya and Shaun Davis Virginia Fifield and Rob Perrotti Florida Old School BMX Faction Sharon Glazer and David Singer Hazen and Sawyer, P.C. Hollywood Rotary Foundation, Inc. Tracy Lyons Angie Marano, FACHE PageantReady LuRu and Don Rudawsky Katherine Leslie Rudin Russ G. Events/Classic Cars Joy Satterlee and Fred Harris Dr. Wilma Bulkin Siegel Signature Grand Hon. Eleanor Sobel Sun Credit Union Target Value Loan & Jewelry/EZ Corp. Vertical V, Inc. Patron Hon. Patricia and Abraham Asseff Aeration Technology Bonnie Barnett and Dr. Robert Kagan Broward County Fair, Inc. Brown & Brown Insurance Anna Calder Edible Arrangements Galleria Farms/Sigrid and Neil Gold G6 Investigations, Consulting & Protection Hon. Sue Gunzburger Carl H. and Anne D. Hirsch Charitable Foundation Incredible Fish Sandi and Dr. Fred Khani Linens of the Week James Nolan Rick Case Auto Group Leonard and Sally Robbins Drazia Rubenstein Sals Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Allison Sinclair South Florida VoIP/Marty Jacobsen Vi Aventura and Classic Residence Hollywood Les Weil and Jodi Peck Fellow Bernadette and Al Adornetti Hannah and Gene Bortnick Carol and Stephen Brown Chuck Ellis and Tony Black CompuKlic, Inc. Sherry Lyn and Ridge Crewss Shelly Loos and Dan Reynolds Sam Morrison Gerard Nadeau Cristy Pena and Dan Casey Hon. Elaine Schwartz Sandra and Charles Simon Sylvia P. and Bernard Stoltz Elizabeth and Peter Veszi Vizcaya Valet Services Stephanie Wrightsman Friend Lorraine Angelil H. Allen Benowitz and JoAnn Rauch Sandy and John Benz Hon. Dick and Bunny Blattner Rochelle Blum Frankie and John Breslin Marilyn S. Cahn David Castillo Mark and Jacqueline Christ Linda Gail Covert Diane DiPlacido and Steve Klotz Ginger and Sal Donofrio Michael and Susan Farver Johnnie Sue and Dr. George Glantz Nolan Haan Jackie and Bill Hitz Silvie and Bruce Hotchkiss Rebecca and Dwain Hunkins Janie and Thomas Irwin Sarita Kaplan Debbie and Dr. Barry Kay Estelle Loewenstein Jeffrey Lynn Kimberly Miller Marilyn and Milton Myers Jessica and Fredric Olefson Susan and Jeffrey Ostheim Susan Peirce Mirta and H. Dan Revis Robin Erin and Michael Robins Michael D. Sandman Jennifer and Matthew Sandomir Jan Savarick Deborah Segal and Dan Fitzgerald Mindy Shrago and Jay Spechler Cynthia and Steven Silvestro Anthony Spinello Ilene and Morton Stark Robert Stolpe Allison and John Sutton Michelle Villnave and David Bolt Sharon A. White Olga Weiss and George Honig Robin Willner, Esq. and Harvey Schneider Isabel and Ron Wise Andrew Yeomanson Charmain and Dean Yobbi Family Dr. Jennifer Adelson Sharon and Jordan Apisdorf Luz Elena Aponte Jacqueline Arias Juan Luis Ascanio Carole Balailu Shelley Beck Renee and Ernest Bell Lynn Bensen and Ariel Gonzalez Estelle and Paul Berg Bonnie and Adam Berger Joy and Gordon Berken Doris and A. Berman Grace Bernstein Brenda and Ernesto Bianchi Katy Bitton Yelena Bolotinskaya Vanessa Hassele Bonilla Pip and Duane Brant Miguel Bravo Jeanette Brodkey Mania Brug-Chmielenska and Randy Burman Pete Bruno Catalina Caicedo Cathy Carmitros Patricia Carney and Peter Jelonek Liana Carpenter Anne and Nicholas Cascione Andrea Cavallo Sharon Chartarifsky Karen Chewning Mark Coffman Tamara and Dr. Alvin Cohen Isabel and Casey Collins Stacie and Scott Conner Pamela V. Cook Joanne Morrow and Geno Conte Karen and Michael Corbin Rose Marie A. Cossick C. Couture Ana Crabtree Bruno Dede Kris Deeter Shelly de Marco and Mike Marsicano Camilla and Derrick Dennis Jesse Diaz Kathy DiBona Monique Durand Cevdet and Sevgi Duz Leslie Eugene Joyce Evans Gabriel Fernandez Masha Fernandez Providence Ferrante Gail Freedman Myriam and Harvey Fuerst Sherry and Ronald Funt Amy Gallup Cindy Gaudette Dave Gervase and Ted Scouten Bardia Gharib Rhonda and S.J. Gill Gilligan III Hon. Mara and Dr. Donald Giulianti Debbie and David Gold Lori E. Gold Cheryl Goldstein Tatiana Gonzalez Cynthia and Steve Goodman Diana and Murray Gordon Karen and Alan Gorme Donna and Greg Greene Tina and Robert Greene Marsha Greenfield David Greer Vlasta Grnja Dr. Heidi Hahn Carolyn and Philip Hatfield Hari and Jerard Heller Jennifer Herman Susan and Vratislav Houdek Jerry Iaciofano Nejila Inneraity Clark Adam R. Jacobson Neil Jenkins Lynne Kagan Phyllis and Eli Katz Sheryl and Dave Katz Nina Kauder and Peter Gubin Fruma Kaufman Susan Kern Eliana Kessler Jon Kitner Barri Kluft Betsy and Mark Kmetzko Kim Kortenbach Candi Lacey and John Enger Mary Lamont Jami Landen Rochelle and Steve Lanster Marina Lantsman Elana Lazar Shirley Mintz Lazarus Helen Leap Manon LePage Cindy and Rick Levin Claudia Lifland Lisa Liotta Michelle and David Lopate Maxine B. Luft Susan Lynch Bill Maciolek Sandra and John Mahoney Leesa and Ken Marc Rachelle Margolis Sonia and Isaac Maya Amanda and Haim Mayan Eleanore Mercer Joseph A. Miklasz Barbara Miller and James Fox Miller W. Dale Miller Cynthia and Scott Miller Karina and Gustavo Monti Karen and Jonathan Morton Andrea and Christian Mulack Barbara Myers Mirian Nadramia Linda Holly Nash Michael Newman Dina Nicolella Pamela Niemiec and Ahmed Selim Shari and Ari Odzer Maria and Hon. Sal Oliveri Adriana and Julian Ordoez Ivan Jose Ortiz Hon. Heidi and Ed OSheehan Tami Pahl and Howard Agress Debby Palm Sandra Pappas Lois Paskow Fatima Petrin Elizabeth Petroske Sousa Alex Pisani Marie and John Plasencia Ajsha Porter Johanna Porter Marta Prado and Bob Butterworth Esther and Mark Prince Anne Marie J. Rackham Erika Racko Rajat Ramesh Maria Ramirez Beth Reinhard Michelle and Alan Reitman Sandra Reynolds and Kevin McMullin Arelis and Guy Roblejo Jennifer Roch-Lesage Francine Rozencwaig Regina Rubinov and Pavel Abramov Amy Rutledge Esther Sacks Laura and Daniel Saiz Alice and Nicholas Sakhnovsky Kristi K. Savage and Sehoon Paik Jan Savarick Virginia Schoel Dawn Schonwetter Brigitte Schreiber Traci and Eric Schweitzer Daniela Davidov Schwimmer Jeanette and Richard Scott Valeria and Ruben Segal David Segal Ted Shale Joan and Martin Shames Renee Sherman-Naim Robin Silverman Ronit and Neil Smilen Julie Spieler-Isaacs Donna and Joe Spondike Sandy and Cliff Steffen Christina Steinman Soraya Susi Keiko Suzuki Cheryl Swack and Timothy McNabb Mariano E. Szlaifer Joni and Jay Taylor Nanci Thomas Michele Towbin Singer and Scott Singer Tammy Tucker and Tim Curtin Lucy Veira Connie and Fred Villiers-Furze Susan Vineta Greta Vladinof Mark Vogel William Volbrecht and A. Jay Molluso Melissa Walker and Michael Martinez Kathy and Steve Werthman Michael Winston Kat Ziagos Individual Maria Anchava Paula Araneo Sheila Bacher Patricia Ballesceros Sandra Bazza Jared Beck Sylvia M. Berman Julia Rossi Chewning Rosemarie Chiarlone Gail Cohen Elisabeth Condon Joanna DeAngelo Elizabeth Del Sapio Carol Dieringer Arthur Dunkelman Maria Dutra Chetachi Egwu Marilyn Faber-Tuffs Dr. Silvia Flores Elayne T. Garver Louise Geffner Janet Gold Winston Grace Wendy Graff Karen S. Grosby Barbara Hartblay Jerome Herskowitz Daisy G. Hester Barbara Huie Amelia Kavazanjian Paul M. Knebel Diana F. Kramer Robbie Kurland Sara K. Lampert Edith Leopoldo Vicki Lowe Dan W. McKinney Peter Meyerhoefer Larry Joe Miller Natalia Moldavski Marcos Muela Dr. Howard A. Ozmon Jami Nix Rahn Elaine Robin Carol Sadowski Steve Sarsfield Judy Sayfie Dr. Robert Shair Charlotte R. Shapiro Jeff Sheffel

Supporters 2010/2011
Lillian Sheldon-Reece Kay Silver Carol Chandler Sussman Beth Tobin Inez Viruet Jo Walters Myra Wexler Arthur J. Williams Mort Wise Vickie Yates Artist, Educator, or Student Keshia Abraham and Michael D. Walsh Carol Adrianza Farley Aguilar TJ Ahearn Aja Albertson David Almeida Luis Alonzo-Barkigia Mark Alan Anderson Diane Arrieta Kevin Arrow Bradley Arthur Romas Astrauskas Genevieve Bajwa Zach Balber Eileen M. Baldwin Bonnie Beregszaszi and Victor Muniz Nicholas Bergery Books Bischoff Blackbooks David Brieske Jenny Brillhart Dr. Mary Lou Brotherson Carol Brown Leah Brown and Peter Symons Paul Bureau Jeffery Calvert Pablo Cano Martin Carbajal Tillamook Cheddar Juan Pablo Cheret Susan Lee Chun Suntek Chung Amanda Church Jessica Clark Alejandro Contreras Pablo Contrisciani Giannina Coppiano-Dwin Xavier Cortada Doug Crocco Alejandro Cuadra Julie Davidow Gregory T. Davis John DeFaro Ivan Depena Reniel Diaz Penny DiGregorio Leah Dixon Christian Duran Brook Dorsch and Tyler Emerson-Dorsch Louise Erhard Josh Erickson Jon Espinosa Rick Esposito Phillip Estlund Iris Falck Donnelly Christian Feneck Nadine Egan Floyd and John Floyd Dana Funaro G n S Projects Jean-Claude Garcia-Zamor Lynne Gelfman Michael Genovese Karen Starosta Gilinski Paula S. Gillam Adrienne Rose Gionta Pachi Giustinian Michael Glidden Enrique Gomez De Molina and Troy Abbott Miriam Gordon Felice G. Grodin Nicole Gugliotti Theresa Hackett Nelson Hallonquist Henning Haupt Jason Hedges Bobbiejo Horton Jill Hotchkiss Alesh Houdek Jane Valentine Hsu Kathleen Hudspeth and Adler Guerrier Ryan Humphrey Catalina Jaramillo Jeremiah Jenner Freddy Jouwayed Tony Kapel Colby Katz Rachel Kaye Matthew Kellen Javid Kelly Nick Klein Kris Knight Terry Krauss Sinisa Kukec Jacklyn Laflamme Tina Laporta Natalya Laskis Dr. Timothy Leistner David LeRoi Renee Lewis Monique Leyton and Brad Kuhl Delbert Lo Cheng-Sheng Lo Nicolas Lobo Zachari Logan Josiane Lolagne Marlene Lopez Natasha Lopez de Victoria Monica Lopez de Victoria Jessica and Christiaan Lopez-Miro Aimee Lowe Juan Maristany Emily Martinez and Michael Balbone Lee Materazzi Elaine and John W. May Warren Mena Raul J. Mendez Luisa Mesa Michael Mills Josafat Miranda John D. Monteith Gean Moreno Hugo Moro Cheryl Nathan JoAnn Nava Federico Nessi Lea Nickless Glexis Novoa Michael OBrien Scott ODell Skot Olsen Jen OMalley Brandon Opalka Jay Ore Lois Ostov Perry Pandrea Miguel Paredes Carl Pascuzzi Tere Pastoriza Raul Perdomo Albert Perez Isabel Perez Salazar and Israel Bilancieri Christina Pettersson Lisa Phillip Kerry Phillips Vickie Pierre Adriane and Joseph Pirro Natalia Pop Manny Prieres Sarah Prieto Adam Prince Ralph Provisero Carol Prusa Bill Radawec Russel V. Rand Melanie Ratcliff Karen and Harold Rifas Phaedra Robinson Lisa and Jonathan Rockford Bert Rodriguez Dinorah de Jesus Rodriguez Cristina Lei Rodriguez David Rohn Tony Rosca Santiago Rubino Kathy Rudin Rosanna Saccoccio Oliver Sanchez John Sandell Dick Sauer Mariavelia Savino Nathan Sawaya Marc Sequin Tawnie Silva Alette Simmons-Jimenez Diego Singh Victoria Skinner and Walter Hnatysh Sleeper Katelyn Spinelli Jen Stark Sue Stevens Carlos Stincer Sara Stites Steven Sylvester Robert Tabor Noelle Theard Kristin Thiele and Frank Casal Kyle Trowbridge Jackie Tufford Stephan Tugrul Typoe Maitejosune Urrechaga Kiki Valdes Odalis Valdivieso and Sai Montilla Marcos Valella Richard Vergez Tom Virgin Gretchen Wagoner Agatha Wara Oliver Wasow Michelle Weinberg Agustina Woodgate Antonia Wright Kim Yantis Strycharski Lee Anna Yater

Staff
Joy Satterlee, APR, Executive Director Susan Rakes, Assistant Director Jeff Lynn, Administrative and Development Manager Exhibitions Jane Hart, Curator of Exhibitions Misael Soto, Curatorial Associate/ Design and Web Coordinator Elise Viola, Front Desk Assistant Education Melissa Grabiec, Education Coordinator Kate McCarthy, Education Coordinator Theater Gustavo David Ortiz, Theater Manager Joseph Popejoy, T echnical Director Cathleen Dean, House Manager Felix Alvarez, Theater Maintenance Fred Skettini, Theater Maintenance Development Jeff Rusnak, Director of Development Marketing / Public Relations Alesh Houdek, Marketing and Design Manager Charmain Yobbi, Public Relations and Community Partnerships Manager Finance Elizabeth Veszi, Bookkeeper

Board of Trustees
Executive Committee John Stengel, Chair Alan Koslow, Esq., Vice Chair/Legal Counsel Oscar Llorente, Vice Chair Anna Smith, T reasurer Carmen Hotchkiss, Secretary David Lottes, Immediate Past Chair Stan Bershad, At Large Lou Anne Colodny, At Large John Mabry, At Large Trustees Anna Calder Hon. Sandra Coleman Tanya I. Davis, CPA Donna Dickey Marianne Ferro Shelly Loos Tracy Lyons Angie Marano, FACHE Barbara Marks Nina Nissenfeld Cristy Pea Susan Renneisen Allison Sinclair Misty Weinger, CPA, CVA Honorary Trustees Hon. Patricia Asseff Bonnie Barnett Steven Becker Susan Best Ethan Bortnick Kenneth C. Brown Francie Bishop Good Michael Goodman Hon. Sue Gunzburger David Horvitz Mark Kukulski Dara Levan Drazia Rubenstein Wilma Siegel, MD David Singer, Esq. Hon. Eleanor Sobel

Program Collaborators
The Centers programming is enriched by collaborations with numerous organizations in our community. They include: Art Basel Miami Beach Bongos Cuban Caf Bonnet House Museum and Gardens Broward County Cultural Division Broward County Library Broward County Public Schools Broward Education Communications Network (BECON) City of Hollywood Community Foundation of Broward Downtown Hollywood Business Association Florida Division of Cultural Affairs Florida Grand Opera Florida Youth Orchestra Funding Arts Broward (FAB!) GGs Waterfront Bar and Grill, Hollywood Galleria Fort Lauderdale Greater Fort Lauderdale Convention & Visitors Bureau Greater Hollywood Chamber of Commerce Hallandale Beach Area Chamber of Commerce HANDY (Helping Abused Neglected Dependent Youth) Hispanic Unity Hochberg Preparatory School Hollywood Beach Business Association Hollywood Beach Golf Resort Hollywood Community Redevelopment Agency Hollywood Lakes Section Civic Association Hollywood Office of Tourism Hollywood Womens Club John S. and James L. Knight Foundation [NAME] Publications Ramada Hollywood Hotel Sawgrass Mills Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Westin Diplomat Resort and Spa Women in Distress

Gallery Hours 10 am 5 pm, Tuesday Friday noon 4 pm, Saturday and Sunday Closed Monday

1650 Harrison Street Hollywood, FL 33020 954. 921. 3274 ArtAndCultureCenter.org

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Admission Gallery admission is $7 for adults;* $4 for students, seniors, and children ages 4 to 17;* and free to Center members as well as children 3 and under. Opening reception, $10 for non-members. Free admission is offered on the third Sunday of the month, except special events, compliments of Wells Fargo. Tours of exhibitions and group discounts are available. Closed Presidents Day, Easter Sunday, Memorial Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, and New Years Day. Parking Ample free parking available to Center visitors. Theater The Center manages the Hollywood Central Performing Arts Center, a 500-seat theater located at US-1 and Monroe Street (1770 Monroe).

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Center members receive free gallery admission, notice of Center events, discounts on performances and classes, and other benefits. Become a Member today.

* Special summer exhibitions: Open daily. $10 for adults, $6 for students, seniors, and children. _____________________________________________________________

For more information, call 954. 921. 3274, or visit ArtAndCultureCenter.org

The Art and Culture Center of Hollywood is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization supported in part by its members, admissions, private entities, the City of Hollywood, the Broward County Board of County Commissioners as recommended by the Broward Cultural Council; the State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs, the Florida Council on Arts and Culture; and the Kresge Foundation. We welcome donations from all members of the community who wish to support our work.