Projects Awaiting Funding
Harlem RBI Mural
Harlem RBI Mural
Sponsorship: $79,000
Starting Date: July 27, 2009
Background:Over three summers, CITYarts will collaborate with Harlem RBI, a non-profit organization that provides inner-city youth with opportunities to play, learn, and grow, using the power of teams to coach, teach, and inspire youth to recognize their potential and realize their dreams. The product will be a three-level mural on a large exterior wall of their offices in East Harlem representing Harlem RBI’s youth’s lives and futures. Harlem RBI will involve its summer camp participants, after-school students, charter school students, volunteers, and surrounding community members. Young leaders will be engaged through a summer employment program to play the role of artist assistants. The project will begin in Summer 2009 and is scheduled to be completed in 2011.
Sponsorship Benefits: The sponsor will be acknowledged with a painted commemoration on the wall. The sponsorship will be cited on the CITYarts web site and in related press announcements and news coverage. The sponsor and their employees will be invited to participate in the creative process. CITYarts will collaborate with the sponsor’s corporate communications department to promote the public dedication ceremony.
Peace Wall Restoration
Pieces for Peace Restoration
Sponsorship: $35,000
Starting Date: June 14, 2009
Background: This large-scale permanent mosaic is part of CITYarts’ Pieces for Peace international youth-led arts initiative dedicated to world peace. High school students from over 47 schools around the world partnered with local American schools and exchanged ideas and images about peace, leading to the creation of an online mosaic of drawings, paintings and poems contributed by youth from all corners of the globe. In the summer of 2005, approximately 1,000 young people from New York City’s five boroughs, with seven foreign youth participants from partner schools, selected many of the Pieces for Peace images and words for the design and creation of a 213-foot outdoor mosaic at the Jacob H. Schiff Park in Harlem. The creative process was led by the artist Peter Sis.
Sponsorship Benefits: Outdoor mosaics need to be restored and maintained on a regular basis; on average, every four years. CITYarts would use the occasion of the Pieces for Peace Mosaic restoration project to update the Tri-State and national media on this amazing global initiative, which began in 2004. The sponsor will be acknowledged with a painted commemoration on the wall. The sponsorship will be cited on the CITYarts web site and in related press announcements and news coverage. The sponsor and their employees will be invited to participate in the creative process. CITYarts will collaborate with the sponsor’s corporate communications department to promote the public rededication ceremony.
Pieces for Peace Workshops
Peaces for Peace Workshops
Background: Participants are asked to create 6" x 6" paintings, poems, drawings and collages that answer the question, "What does peace look like to me?" Their works are displayed on CITYarts' Pieces for Peace website and may go on to be included in our Pieces for Peace Traveling Exhibition, which has already been to many spots both in the United States and around the world.
Celebrating Nature Mural Project on Staten Island
Help support this Project!
Sponsorship: $72,000
Funding Recieved: $5,000
Projected Starting Date: Summer 2010
Background: This large-scale permanent mural will be part of CITYarts’ Global HeART Warming initiative to raise awareness of climate change among youth worldwide. The design and execution of the mural falls under CITYarts’ highly successful and innovative program, Engaging Graffiti Kids in Creation not Destruction, which directly engages young graffiti offenders from New York City in the creation of permanent public art works to beautify city parks and neighborhoods. In collaboration with the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation, CITYarts has completed three in the series of five Engaging Graffiti Kids mural projects: the first is Safe Spaces at the Claremont Pool in the Bronx, the second is Heat Dances to the Sun’s Beat at the Baruch Playground in the Lower East Side of Manhattan, and the third is Nature is Love on Earth at the St. John’s Recreation Center in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. Each mural has a project timeline of approximately six to nine months.
Sponsorship Benefits: The Sponsor will be acknowledged with a painted commemoration on the wall. The sponsorship will be cited on the CITYarts web site and in related press announcements and news coverage. The SPONSOR and their employees will be invited to participate in the creative process. CITYarts will collaborate with the Sponsor’s corporate communications department to promote the public dedication ceremony.
Celebrating Nature Mural Project in Queens
Help support this Project!
Sponsorship: $72,000
Funding Recieved: $5,000
Projected Starting Date: Summer 2011
Background: This large-scale permanent mural will be part of CITYarts’ Global HeART Warming initiative to raise awareness of climate change among youth worldwide. The design and execution of the mural falls under CITYarts’ highly successful and innovative program, Engaging Graffiti Kids in Creation not Destruction, which directly engages young graffiti offenders from New York City in the creation of permanent public art works to beautify city parks and neighborhoods. In collaboration with the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation, CITYarts has completed three in the series of five Engaging Graffiti Kids mural projects: the first is Safe Spaces at the Claremont Pool in the Bronx, the second is Heat Dances to the Sun’s Beat at the Baruch Playground in the Lower East Side of Manhattan, and the third is Nature is Love on Earth at the St. John’s Recreation Center in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. Each mural has a project timeline of approximately six to nine months.
Sponsorship Benefits: The Sponsor will be acknowledged with a painted commemoration on the wall. The sponsorship will be cited on the CITYarts web site and in related press announcements and news coverage. The SPONSOR and their employees will be invited to participate in the creative process. CITYarts will collaborate with the Sponsor’s corporate communications department to promote the public dedication ceremony.
Global HeART Warming Project
Global HeART Warming Workshops
Background: The Global HeART Warming project is a three-year, three-phase global initiative to celebrate nature and raise awareness of global warming. Through iEarn, an international education network on the web that connects schools in 122 countries, we plan to reach out and engage students from around the world. The Global Heart Warming project will provide a positive way for young people to answer the question: “What can I do to reduce the speed of global warming?”
Sponsorship Phase I: $50,000
Starting Date: January 2009
Phase I: Phase I of the Global HeART Warming project consists of workshops at the participating schools around the world. Through classroom discussions, the students, ages 12 to 18, will learn about global warming, express their concerns about the environment and develop ideas on how to provide social awareness about the issue.
Sponsorship Benefits: The sponsor will be directly involved in developing the Global HeART Warming website. The company logo and sponsorship credit will be featured on the home page. CITYarts will work with the corporate communications department to help publicize the company’s support in launching the global program.
Sponsorship Phase II: $200,000
Starting Date: Summer 2009
Sponsorship Opportunity: Customizable
Phase II: : Phase II of the Global HeART Warming project will consist of a one-month summer residency in New York City for selected students from approximately 20 partner schools from the U.S. and overseas. The teenagers will work alongside professional artists and community volunteers on the design and painting of one of five planned Global HeART Warming murals. The series of permanent, large-scale New York City murals – one for each of the five boroughs - will celebrate nature and serve to raise public awareness of global climate change. CITYarts is working with the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation to identify and select appropriate mural sites in public parks. CITYarts will capture the design and painting process on video for archival and documentary purposes.
Sponsorship Benefits: The sponsor can take ownership of a portion of the project, from sponsoring the summer residents (underwriting their transportation, workshop and living expenses), to assuming the exclusive sponsorship of the mural preparation and painting. This project will be highly visible and should attract wide media coverage. CITYarts will document the entire process, and make the footage available to broadcast media. We also will work with the sponsor’s corporate communications department to help publicize the company’s contribution to this global initiative.
Sponsorship Phase III: $44,000
Starting Date: 2010
Phase I: Phase III of the Global HeART Warming project will consist of a traveling exhibition of the art and artifacts created by students in the U.S. and around the world. The images will also be displayed on the web site. The exhibition will be professionally curated and will tour to as many countries as possible over a three-year period. The venues will include museums, schools, universities, and cultural institutions (for reference, please see the Pieces for Peace international art exhibition project listed below).
Sponsorship Benefits: The professionally curated art exhibition will tour the United States and abroad. CITYarts will recognize the sponsor at the exhibition venue, on its web site, press releases, exhibition programs, invitations, cards, and commemorative catalogues.
Pieces for Peace International Art Exhibition
Pieces for Peace Exhibition in Germany
Sponsorship: $15,000
Projected Starting Date: Ongoing Tour
Background: The Pieces for Peace international mosaic consists of tile-sized paintings, drawings and poems on paper contributed by students from around the world and assembled by CITYarts online as a major collaborative work of art. The artworks inspired the creation of a large-scale community mosaic in Harlem that was completed in 2005. The original student artworks were displayed in a traveling exhibition in the U.S., including the Cork Gallery at Avery Fisher Hall (Lincoln Center), the Manhattan Jewish Community Center, the Gabarron Foundation, and The Paper Mill Playhouse in New Jersey before going on the international tour to Egypt, Israel, and Spain. Plans are underway for the exhibition to be displayed at the European Union Parliament in the fall of 2009.
Sponsorship Benefits: CITYarts will recognize the sponsor at the exhibition venue, on its web site, press releases and in the cards, invitations, and commemorative Pieces for Peace book.
Branding opportunities Pieces for Peace Book
Pieces for Peace Book
Sponsorship: $60,000
Projected Starting Date: TBD
Background: CITYarts has created a Pieces for Peace book. The book will chronicle the creation and implementation of CITYarts' Pieces for Peace global art project dedicated to world peace. It features full-color reproductions of the youth artwork, photographs of Pieces for Peace activities organized in different nations and letters of support from world leaders. Through their participation in this program, groups of students in Germany, Pakistan and Israel were inspired to create “peace walls,” compose songs and write books on the subject of peace.
Sponsorship Benefits: There will be sponsorship acknowledgements on the book cover and in the acknowledgements section. The book will be an international collector’s item for students, teachers, parents and community members who have participated in and supported this global effort.
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CITYarts Urban Stories Book
Urban Stories
CITYarts Urban Stories: New York City Murals, Mosaics, and Sculptures, 1968-2008 Sponsorship: $60,000
Projected Starting Date: June 2008
Background: In celebration of CITYarts’ 40th Anniversary, this book documents 40 highlighted projects out of 272 that exemplify CITYarts’ innovative approach to fostering creative collaborations between youth and professional artists and problem solving to transform blighted environments and impact the lives of underserved kids.
Sponsorship Benefits: Sponsorship acknowledgements on the cover and in the acknowledgements. The book will be a collector’s item with pages signed by the artists and the author. The books will have guest contributions and letters of citation from government officials, artists and celebrities who are longtime supporters and friends. The books will be distributed at major venues.
Tour New York City with CITYarts - 40th Anniversary map
40th Anniversary Map
Exclusive Sponsorship: Estimated cost: $30,000 (based on professional quote)
Projected Starting Date: TBA
Background: Since 1968, CITYarts has created 272 public art works that have transformed communities and impacted over 100,000 kids, collaborated with more than 500 artists, partnered with over 1,500 sponsors, and engaged over 500,000 volunteers in the process. To celebrate CITYarts’ 40th Anniversary, we hope to publish a fold-up map of New York City spotlighting the locations of all 272 murals, sculptures and mosaics. This commemorative map will serve to put CITYarts on the map and pay tribute to this enduring legacy of art “for the people and by the people.”
Sponsorship Benefits: The sponsor will be acknowledged on the cover of the fold-up map and in all news releases and media coverage about this unique map. The map will appeal to New York City residents and tourists – as well as the legions of New Yorkers of all ages who worked on one or more of these outdoor works of art.
Scholarship Opportunities Elizabeth Murray Scholarship
Elizabeth Murray Scholarship
Exclusive Sponsorship: $32,000/year
Background: The New York Times described Elizabeth Murray in 2007 as “a New York painter who reshaped Modernist abstraction into a high-spirited, cartoon-based language of form, who subjects included domestic life, relationships and the nature of painting itself.” The recipient of many awards, she received the the Larry Aldrich Prize in Contemporary Art in 1993, and a John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Award in 1999. Her work is featured in many collections, including the Walker Art Center, the Museum of Modern Art, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, the Art Institute of Chicago, and the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles. A major retrospective of her 40-year career was mounted at MOMA in 2006. She lived and worked in New York, and died in August 2007.
Sponsorship Benefits: This is an opportunity to honor the memory of a major U.S. artist, and to support the artistic development of her protégé. The sponsor will be honored at CITYarts’ annual Benefit Gala and Art Auction, and publicly thanked in the benefit program. The Sponsor will be acknowledged on the CITYarts web site and in promotional materials.
Windows of Opportunity
Windows of Opportunity
Sponsorship: $5,000 per child per year
Background: Students ages 12 to 18 who have a talent for and an interest in the arts will be engaged in creating public art projects with CITYarts and professional artists who will serve as their mentors.
General operating sponsorship
General Operating
Sponsorship: Customizible
Budget: $300,000 annual operating budget
Background: Students ages 12 to 18 who have a talent for and an interest in the arts will be engaged in creating public art projects with CITYarts and professional artists who will serve as their mentors.
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Harlem RBI Mural
Harlem RBI Mural
Starting Date: July 27, 2009
Background:Over three summers, CITYarts will collaborate with Harlem RBI, a non-profit organization that provides inner-city youth with opportunities to play, learn, and grow, using the power of teams to coach, teach, and inspire youth to recognize their potential and realize their dreams. The product will be a three-level mural on a large exterior wall of their offices in East Harlem representing Harlem RBI’s youth’s lives and futures. Harlem RBI will involve its summer camp participants, after-school students, charter school students, volunteers, and surrounding community members. Young leaders will be engaged through a summer employment program to play the role of artist assistants. The project will begin in Summer 2009 and is scheduled to be completed in 2011.
Sponsorship Benefits: The sponsor will be acknowledged with a painted commemoration on the wall. The sponsorship will be cited on the CITYarts web site and in related press announcements and news coverage. The sponsor and their employees will be invited to participate in the creative process. CITYarts will collaborate with the sponsor’s corporate communications department to promote the public dedication ceremony.
Peace Wall Restoration
Pieces for Peace Restoration
Starting Date: June 14, 2009
Background: This large-scale permanent mosaic is part of CITYarts’ Pieces for Peace international youth-led arts initiative dedicated to world peace. High school students from over 47 schools around the world partnered with local American schools and exchanged ideas and images about peace, leading to the creation of an online mosaic of drawings, paintings and poems contributed by youth from all corners of the globe. In the summer of 2005, approximately 1,000 young people from New York City’s five boroughs, with seven foreign youth participants from partner schools, selected many of the Pieces for Peace images and words for the design and creation of a 213-foot outdoor mosaic at the Jacob H. Schiff Park in Harlem. The creative process was led by the artist Peter Sis.
Sponsorship Benefits: Outdoor mosaics need to be restored and maintained on a regular basis; on average, every four years. CITYarts would use the occasion of the Pieces for Peace Mosaic restoration project to update the Tri-State and national media on this amazing global initiative, which began in 2004. The sponsor will be acknowledged with a painted commemoration on the wall. The sponsorship will be cited on the CITYarts web site and in related press announcements and news coverage. The sponsor and their employees will be invited to participate in the creative process. CITYarts will collaborate with the sponsor’s corporate communications department to promote the public rededication ceremony.
Pieces for Peace Workshops
Peaces for Peace Workshops
Celebrating Nature Mural Project on Staten Island
Help support this Project!
Funding Recieved: $5,000
Projected Starting Date: Summer 2010
Background: This large-scale permanent mural will be part of CITYarts’ Global HeART Warming initiative to raise awareness of climate change among youth worldwide. The design and execution of the mural falls under CITYarts’ highly successful and innovative program, Engaging Graffiti Kids in Creation not Destruction, which directly engages young graffiti offenders from New York City in the creation of permanent public art works to beautify city parks and neighborhoods. In collaboration with the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation, CITYarts has completed three in the series of five Engaging Graffiti Kids mural projects: the first is Safe Spaces at the Claremont Pool in the Bronx, the second is Heat Dances to the Sun’s Beat at the Baruch Playground in the Lower East Side of Manhattan, and the third is Nature is Love on Earth at the St. John’s Recreation Center in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. Each mural has a project timeline of approximately six to nine months.
Sponsorship Benefits: The Sponsor will be acknowledged with a painted commemoration on the wall. The sponsorship will be cited on the CITYarts web site and in related press announcements and news coverage. The SPONSOR and their employees will be invited to participate in the creative process. CITYarts will collaborate with the Sponsor’s corporate communications department to promote the public dedication ceremony.
Celebrating Nature Mural Project in Queens
Help support this Project!
Funding Recieved: $5,000
Projected Starting Date: Summer 2011
Background: This large-scale permanent mural will be part of CITYarts’ Global HeART Warming initiative to raise awareness of climate change among youth worldwide. The design and execution of the mural falls under CITYarts’ highly successful and innovative program, Engaging Graffiti Kids in Creation not Destruction, which directly engages young graffiti offenders from New York City in the creation of permanent public art works to beautify city parks and neighborhoods. In collaboration with the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation, CITYarts has completed three in the series of five Engaging Graffiti Kids mural projects: the first is Safe Spaces at the Claremont Pool in the Bronx, the second is Heat Dances to the Sun’s Beat at the Baruch Playground in the Lower East Side of Manhattan, and the third is Nature is Love on Earth at the St. John’s Recreation Center in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. Each mural has a project timeline of approximately six to nine months.
Sponsorship Benefits: The Sponsor will be acknowledged with a painted commemoration on the wall. The sponsorship will be cited on the CITYarts web site and in related press announcements and news coverage. The SPONSOR and their employees will be invited to participate in the creative process. CITYarts will collaborate with the Sponsor’s corporate communications department to promote the public dedication ceremony.
Global HeART Warming Project
Global HeART Warming Workshops
Sponsorship Phase I: $50,000
Starting Date: January 2009
Phase I: Phase I of the Global HeART Warming project consists of workshops at the participating schools around the world. Through classroom discussions, the students, ages 12 to 18, will learn about global warming, express their concerns about the environment and develop ideas on how to provide social awareness about the issue.
Sponsorship Benefits: The sponsor will be directly involved in developing the Global HeART Warming website. The company logo and sponsorship credit will be featured on the home page. CITYarts will work with the corporate communications department to help publicize the company’s support in launching the global program.
Sponsorship Phase II: $200,000
Starting Date: Summer 2009
Sponsorship Opportunity: Customizable
Phase II: : Phase II of the Global HeART Warming project will consist of a one-month summer residency in New York City for selected students from approximately 20 partner schools from the U.S. and overseas. The teenagers will work alongside professional artists and community volunteers on the design and painting of one of five planned Global HeART Warming murals. The series of permanent, large-scale New York City murals – one for each of the five boroughs - will celebrate nature and serve to raise public awareness of global climate change. CITYarts is working with the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation to identify and select appropriate mural sites in public parks. CITYarts will capture the design and painting process on video for archival and documentary purposes.
Sponsorship Benefits: The sponsor can take ownership of a portion of the project, from sponsoring the summer residents (underwriting their transportation, workshop and living expenses), to assuming the exclusive sponsorship of the mural preparation and painting. This project will be highly visible and should attract wide media coverage. CITYarts will document the entire process, and make the footage available to broadcast media. We also will work with the sponsor’s corporate communications department to help publicize the company’s contribution to this global initiative.
Sponsorship Phase III: $44,000
Starting Date: 2010
Phase I: Phase III of the Global HeART Warming project will consist of a traveling exhibition of the art and artifacts created by students in the U.S. and around the world. The images will also be displayed on the web site. The exhibition will be professionally curated and will tour to as many countries as possible over a three-year period. The venues will include museums, schools, universities, and cultural institutions (for reference, please see the Pieces for Peace international art exhibition project listed below).
Sponsorship Benefits: The professionally curated art exhibition will tour the United States and abroad. CITYarts will recognize the sponsor at the exhibition venue, on its web site, press releases, exhibition programs, invitations, cards, and commemorative catalogues.
Pieces for Peace International Art Exhibition
Pieces for Peace Exhibition in Germany
Projected Starting Date: Ongoing Tour
Background: The Pieces for Peace international mosaic consists of tile-sized paintings, drawings and poems on paper contributed by students from around the world and assembled by CITYarts online as a major collaborative work of art. The artworks inspired the creation of a large-scale community mosaic in Harlem that was completed in 2005. The original student artworks were displayed in a traveling exhibition in the U.S., including the Cork Gallery at Avery Fisher Hall (Lincoln Center), the Manhattan Jewish Community Center, the Gabarron Foundation, and The Paper Mill Playhouse in New Jersey before going on the international tour to Egypt, Israel, and Spain. Plans are underway for the exhibition to be displayed at the European Union Parliament in the fall of 2009.
Sponsorship Benefits: CITYarts will recognize the sponsor at the exhibition venue, on its web site, press releases and in the cards, invitations, and commemorative Pieces for Peace book.
Branding opportunities Pieces for Peace Book
Pieces for Peace Book
Projected Starting Date: TBD
Background: CITYarts has created a Pieces for Peace book. The book will chronicle the creation and implementation of CITYarts' Pieces for Peace global art project dedicated to world peace. It features full-color reproductions of the youth artwork, photographs of Pieces for Peace activities organized in different nations and letters of support from world leaders. Through their participation in this program, groups of students in Germany, Pakistan and Israel were inspired to create “peace walls,” compose songs and write books on the subject of peace.
Sponsorship Benefits: There will be sponsorship acknowledgements on the book cover and in the acknowledgements section. The book will be an international collector’s item for students, teachers, parents and community members who have participated in and supported this global effort.
View Sample Pages from Book
CITYarts Urban Stories Book
Urban Stories
Projected Starting Date: June 2008
Background: In celebration of CITYarts’ 40th Anniversary, this book documents 40 highlighted projects out of 272 that exemplify CITYarts’ innovative approach to fostering creative collaborations between youth and professional artists and problem solving to transform blighted environments and impact the lives of underserved kids.
Sponsorship Benefits: Sponsorship acknowledgements on the cover and in the acknowledgements. The book will be a collector’s item with pages signed by the artists and the author. The books will have guest contributions and letters of citation from government officials, artists and celebrities who are longtime supporters and friends. The books will be distributed at major venues.
Tour New York City with CITYarts - 40th Anniversary map
40th Anniversary Map
Projected Starting Date: TBA
Background: Since 1968, CITYarts has created 272 public art works that have transformed communities and impacted over 100,000 kids, collaborated with more than 500 artists, partnered with over 1,500 sponsors, and engaged over 500,000 volunteers in the process. To celebrate CITYarts’ 40th Anniversary, we hope to publish a fold-up map of New York City spotlighting the locations of all 272 murals, sculptures and mosaics. This commemorative map will serve to put CITYarts on the map and pay tribute to this enduring legacy of art “for the people and by the people.”
Sponsorship Benefits: The sponsor will be acknowledged on the cover of the fold-up map and in all news releases and media coverage about this unique map. The map will appeal to New York City residents and tourists – as well as the legions of New Yorkers of all ages who worked on one or more of these outdoor works of art.
Scholarship Opportunities Elizabeth Murray Scholarship
Elizabeth Murray Scholarship
Background: The New York Times described Elizabeth Murray in 2007 as “a New York painter who reshaped Modernist abstraction into a high-spirited, cartoon-based language of form, who subjects included domestic life, relationships and the nature of painting itself.” The recipient of many awards, she received the the Larry Aldrich Prize in Contemporary Art in 1993, and a John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Award in 1999. Her work is featured in many collections, including the Walker Art Center, the Museum of Modern Art, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, the Art Institute of Chicago, and the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles. A major retrospective of her 40-year career was mounted at MOMA in 2006. She lived and worked in New York, and died in August 2007.
Sponsorship Benefits: This is an opportunity to honor the memory of a major U.S. artist, and to support the artistic development of her protégé. The sponsor will be honored at CITYarts’ annual Benefit Gala and Art Auction, and publicly thanked in the benefit program. The Sponsor will be acknowledged on the CITYarts web site and in promotional materials.
Windows of Opportunity
Windows of Opportunity
Background: Students ages 12 to 18 who have a talent for and an interest in the arts will be engaged in creating public art projects with CITYarts and professional artists who will serve as their mentors.
General operating sponsorship
General Operating
Sponsorship: Customizible
Budget: $300,000 annual operating budget
Background: Students ages 12 to 18 who have a talent for and an interest in the arts will be engaged in creating public art projects with CITYarts and professional artists who will serve as their mentors.
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