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ArtServe Michigan
Governor's
Awards for
Arts & Culture
2005
WINNERS
WHEN
Tuesday
Nov. 15, 2005
Detroit Opera House
Detroit, MI
STUDENT
EVENT
Wednesday
Nov. 16, 2005
Detroit Opera House
Detroit, MI
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ArtServe Michigan Governor's Awards for Arts & Culture is a statewide event
that showcases and celebrates Michigan artists, arts in education, arts
organizations, civic leaders in the arts and business support of the arts.
Winners are selected in 7 categories –
International Achievement, Arts in Education, Michigan Artist, Emerging
Artist, Business Honor Roll, Cultural Organization, and Civic Leader. A
selection committee composed of citizens from throughout the state chooses
the winners.
WHEN
Tuesday, November 15, 2005
WHERE
Detroit Opera House
Detroit, MI
Governor's Reception 6:00 PM
Strolling Dinner 6:30 PM
Award Ceremony 8:00 PM
Afterglow 9:15 PM
Creative Black Tie
PLANNING COMMITTEE CHAIR
Deborah Dingell
Executive Director Community & Government Relations & Vice Chair
GM Foundation
EVENT CHAIRPERSONS
Charles & Stella Royce
Grand Rapids
2005 GALA EVENT
This year’s ArtServe Michigan
Governor’s Awards for Arts & Culture is scheduled to take place November
15, 2005 at
Detroit Opera House in
Detroit. ArtServe Michigan hopes to raise
over $300,000 to continue its efforts in support of the arts, arts
education, advocacy, programs and services.
The Governor’s Awards Gala will be an
enjoyable evening attended by over 600 CEOs, business and arts leaders,
artists, educators and arts supporters living and working in Michigan.
The 2005 Governor’s Awards Gala
presents a truly great opportunity to entertain clients, network and meet
new people. The evening will present ample opportunities for guests to get
acquainted and to learn more about the services and activities of ArtServe
Michigan and the amazing artists, arts and cultural organizations and
individuals influencing arts and culture in Michigan.
HOW YOU CAN HELP
There are two important ways you can
pitch in to help raise money to support the work of ArtServe Michigan:
purchasing tickets to the gala and through sponsorships.
Those interested in purchasing tickets
can contact RoseAnn Nicolai at 248-582-8465 or email her
at
roseann@nicolaievents.com.
Another significant way you can help
is by becoming an event sponsor. Not only do you get the satisfaction of
donating to a worthy cause, but you also receive a number of premium
benefits, during and after the event. To learn more about becoming a
sponsor contact Lisa Sowa at (248) 557-8288 ext.11 or sowa@artservemichigan.org.
HISTORY
Since its beginning in 1985, the Governor's Awards for Arts & Culture have
recognized individuals and organizations that have been vital to the growth
and development of Michigan's cultural resources. The ArtServe Michigan
Governor's Awards for Arts & Culture evolved from the Concerned Citizens for
the Arts in Michigan Governor's Arts Awards. Concerned Citizens for the
Arts in Michigan was a non-profit arts advocacy organization, which merged
with three other arts organizations (Arts Foundation of Michigan, Business
Volunteers for the Arts and Michigan Alliance for Arts Education) to form
ArtServe Michigan.
TODAY
The primary mission of ArtServe Michigan Governor's Awards for Arts &
Culture is to increase public awareness of the economic, educational and
cultural value of the arts statewide. Over 600 artists, legislators,
business leaders, arts managers, board members and patrons from every corner
state attend the event. The award presentations are presided over by,
Barbara Kratchman, the President of ArtServe Michigan. A highlight of the
evening is a special 'Governor's Reception' involving Governor Jennifer
Granholm.
WHO
ArtServe Michigan, established in 1997 is a nonprofit arts and cultural
organization working to increase public support for the arts in Michigan.
Through the efforts of hundreds of individuals and arts and education
organizations, ArtServe Michigan advocates on behalf of the Michigan Council
for Arts and Cultural Affairs and the arts throughout the state.
ArtServe Michigan,
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