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The WCI Arts Center in Macomb, Illinois welcomes visitors to its community and provides various visual and performing art exhibitions, camps for children, and low-cost live music, theatre, and art classes. It also offers rental space and partners with other local arts organizations to bring art to the region.
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The Imagine 2015 festival consisted of 59 arts events and workshops across Sutton from June to October, with the aim of making arts accessible to all. Over 2,270 people attended events and 550 participated in workshops, exceeding the goal of engaging 1,500 people. Feedback was very positive, with comments praising the intergenerational and community-building aspects. Most attendees were regular library users and heard about events through word of mouth or library brochures. Organizers will work to engage more older and younger age groups for Imagine 2016 based on lessons learned.
This is Not Art - Main Project Overview
This project aims to create a community of artists through exhibitions and promotional content held in non-traditional locations to change local perceptions of art. Events will be held twice yearly at a local pub, featuring 25 local artists exploring a common theme through their art and interactions with an audience of 250 people. The project blog has been running for 3 years, has 400 followers, 10,000 visitors, 25,000 views, and 90 articles.
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Press Release Sample for Silver Kite Community Arts
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Welcome Flyer
- 1. Welcome to Macomb! Welcomes you to come and be a part of our community! 25 East Side Square Macomb, IL 61455 309.836.2782 www.wciarts.org
- 2. Current Exhibition What the WCI Arts Center does: • Bring various mediums of visual and performance art to our community via several exhibitions through the year • Two summer Theatre Camps for kids • One summer Visual Art Camp for kids • Gazebo Art Festival during Al Sears Jazz Festival • Art & Gift Market in December • Various low-cost live music performances • Low-cost live theatre productions • Rehearsal/practice space for the band Iron Orchard • Partnering with Art Time Out, WIU, & other local artists to bring art classes to the region • Provide performance space for a variety of arts organizations throughout the community • Various rentals for community events and private celebrations • With your help, it can be much more!