Year End Giving · Year End Giving As the holidays approach quickly each year, we feel the urge to...
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OUR MISSION is to enrich the cultural life in and beyond the Inland Empire, to foster and to promote the study, ap- preciation and understanding of art through exhib- its, education and publications. Autumn, 2015 Year End Giving As the holidays approach quickly each year, we feel the urge to give as well as enjoy time with family and friends. During this time we want to remind you that the Inland Empire Museum of Art exists solely because of your donated art, time and money. We are working hard to secure a building to house the museum, and as we move forward to opening next year, we need to raise money to cover operating costs. One exciting part of the mu- seum is our existing docent-led program Art4Kids, which we are expanding to include tours, art making activities and meet- the-artist sessions. Because funding cuts in public schools have created a void between chil- dren and self expres- sion through art, one of our purposes for founding IEMA was to fill that void. We want to expose kids to art in two ways - by seeing work done by contemporary Inland Empire artists, and by conducting hands on art workshops. We are partnering with Give Big San Bernardi- no 24-hour online fund-raiser to be held on Tues- day, December 1, 2015, from 12:00 am to 11:59 pm. Our participation is being called “Give Big 2 Art 4 Kids”. December 1st is also “Giving Tuesday”, a global day of giving fueled by the power of social media and collaboration. Observed on the Tuesday following Thanksgiving and the widely recognized shopping events Black Fri- day and Cyber Monday, #GivingTuesday kicks off the charitable season, when many focus on their holi- day and end-of-year giving. Please won’t you make a tax deductible donation, and take the opportunity to be personally in- volved in the progress of opening our doors. Our community needs a museum that has free access to art for all ages. To make a donation go to www. iearts.org and click on the donate button. Or use the included enve- lope we have included if you prefer to donate with a personal check. Please spread the word today on Facebook and Twitter, #GiveBig- 2art4kids. Donate on www.iearts.org/art4kids.htm Because of you, a legacy is being built in the Inland Empire that will impact our community for generations to come.
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OUR MISSION is to enrich the cultural life in and beyond the Inland Empire, to foster and to promote the study, ap-preciation and understanding of art through exhib-its, education and publications.
Autumn, 2015
Year End Giving As the holidays approach quickly each year, we feel the urge to give as well as enjoy time with family and friends. During this time we want to remind you that the Inland Empire Museum of Art exists solely because of your donated art, time and money. We are working hard to secure a building to house the museum, and as we move forward to opening next year, we need to raise money to cover operating costs.
One exciting part of the mu-seum is our existing docent-led program Art4Kids, which we are expanding to include tours, art making activities and meet-the-artist sessions. Because funding cuts in public schools have created a void between chil-dren and self expres-sion through art, one of our purposes for founding IEMA was to fill that void. We want to expose kids to art in two ways - by seeing work done by contemporary Inland Empire artists, and by conducting hands on art workshops.
We are partnering with Give Big San Bernardi-no 24-hour online fund-raiser to be held on Tues-day, December 1, 2015, from 12:00 am to 11:59 pm. Our participation is being called “Give Big 2 Art 4 Kids”.
December 1st is also “Giving Tuesday”, a global day of giving fueled by the power of social
media and collaboration. Observed on the Tuesday following Thanksgiving and the widely recognized shopping events Black Fri-day and Cyber Monday, #GivingTuesday kicks off the charitable season, when many focus on their holi-day and end-of-year giving.
Please won’t you make a tax deductible donation, and take the opportunity to be personally in-volved in the progress of opening our doors. Our community needs a museum that has free access to art for all ages.
To make a donation go to www.iearts.org and click on the donate button. Or use the included enve-lope we have included if you prefer to donate with a personal check.
Please spread the word today on Facebook and Twitter, #GiveBig-2art4kids.
Donate on www.iearts.org/art4kids.htm
Because of you, a legacy is being built in the Inland Empire that will impact our community for generations to come.
If you shop on Amazon, please sign up with Amazon Smile, they will partner with IEMA and do-nate a portion your purchase price to the museum.
Go to the museum’s home page www.iearts.org and click on Amazon Smile located on the lower left side of the home page.
Please share this information with your friends and family on your Facebook page. So many of us shop online, especially with the holiday’s coming, let’s work together to maximize this donation from Amazon!
As we move forward in search of a building. Remember that YOUR
donations matter.
Tuesday, August 11th; We met with San Bernardino Fine Arts Commission. The City Clerk’s of-fice saw the KVCR video and contacted us about locating to San Bernardino.
Monday, September 14th; We met with Redlands Fine Arts Commission about locating in Redlands.
Save This Date:
1-26 -16 San Bernardino
Valley College will be displaying selections
from our collection in their Gresham Art Gallery Jan. 19 - Feb.
11 2016. The reception is Tuesday, January 26
from 5-7 pm.
The Gresham Art Gallery is located on
the Valley College campus next to the Ad-
ministration building. From Mt. Vernon Ave. turn on Esperanza St. (Pizza Hut located on
the corner) to get to the parking lots closest
to the gallery.
BuildingSearch
n – Artist who have donated their own work
n – Collectors who have donated art
Dace Felton - n
JoAnn Formia - n
Linda Garcia-Dahle - n
Margot Gutierrez - n
Donna Morin - n
Kara Pilcher - n
Gene Sasse - n
Latest Additions to the Collection
The museum’s Permanent Collection continues to grow. Here listed are donors since our last CONNEX.
To view a complete list of artists in the collection go to: http://www.iearts.org/collection.htm.
Just Tip Me Over and Pour Me Outby Kara Pilcher
Field Workerby Carl Gutierrez
Theory & Beyondby Donna Morin
Winter Landscapeby Karlis Neilis
Manzanarby JoAnn Formia
OUR VISION: IEMA is building to become the key agent in creating opportunities in the arts for residents throughout the Inland Empire. With strong programs and exhibits to provide an outlet for contem-porary art.
www.iearts.org#iemart
Administrative office: 1334 North Benson Ave, Suite DUpland, California 91786Email: [email protected]
A 501(c)(3) Non Profit CorporationFIN 90-0981234
Copy byLaurie Morrison
Design byFred Hartson
We have launched our own YouTube Channel to further expand our education out-reach.
We have added two short videos with Jim Cogan telling stories about Millard Sheets.
Check out IEMAtv.com.
Where Art Meets
Life!
We had a small display of our col-
lection located in the Club One exhibit
building during the fair this year.
At The L.A.
County Fair
Now a member of
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