Young Audiences ❘ fall ‘10 ❘ www.yaneo.org ❘ 216.561.5005

Young Audiences ❘ fall ‘10

ArtWorks interns learned what it means to give back to the community. 12 apprentices volunteered to work for two days in July on a unique community partnership with the William Patrick Day Development Center’s Lighthouse Summer Camp, which serves children with and without disabilities. With the assistance of the apprentices, 20 Lighthouse campers created a large mural installed in the center’s atrium space consisting of mixed media drawings which were assembled by the apprentices.

Elise Barrington, an 11th grader at Shaker Heights High School, noted “It was wonderful to work with the students and reallygreat to experience art with them. They were so creative and passionate about painting and drawing. We had a great time together.”

Non-Profit Org. U.S. Postage-

PAIDCleveland, Ohio Permit No. 4442

Young Audiences of Northeast Ohio, Inc. 13110 Shaker Square, Suite C203 Cleveland, OH 44120

Young Audiences ❘ Winter ‘10Board of Directors 2010-2011

Stan WeinerChairperson

Katie Solender Meredith Weil Alan Zang Vice Chairpersons

Paul OlzakTed RamseyTreasurers

Andrew Koonce Secretary

Laura Brodbeck Christopher G. CwiklinskiIsabella T. Dorr Anne Ginn Elise Hara Auvil Scott Harper Johnny L. Hutton, Jr. Angela K. Johnson Ann Kent Denise Kestner Margaret Krudy Carmel Lapa Bonnie Lau Scott Lepene

Tiffany T. McKinneyMarion T. Murfey Susan Orenga Bob Perkins Amy L. Pinkerton Linda Rae Julian RogersConnie Roop Angela Simmons Tom Traynor Amy Vegh Sean WengerSuzanne Westlake Dave Young

Advisory Board

Barbara Robinson Chairperson

Sunnie Hellman David Herbruck Bert Holt Jane Horvitz Michael Horvitz Sally Menges Richard W. Pogue Deborah Ratner Sally Schulze Thomas C. Stevens

Wendy Mahon and Metro Catholic Students

Young Audiences is honored to have been a longtime partner with the Sloat Foundation. Since 1998, The Edward and Betty Sloat Foundation has granted more than $100,000 to Young Audiences to provide quality and innovative arts programming at Metro Catholic, St. Thomas Aquinas and Our Lady of Peace Schools. Foundation president Anne Unverzagt notes that “…children who participate in arts and music tend to become more dedicated academic students. I can see the connection that Young Audiences’ arts programs make and the positive impact they have on the students and teachers.”

Thank you to the Sloat Foundation from Young Audiences

welcome New artistsYoung Audiences has four new artists joining our ranks this year.

Sloat Foundation Supports Learning through the Arts

A ceramics residency

Metro Catholic visual arts teacher Jane Andrews and a student

Michael Searching Bear

musician Native American

Flute Journey

Melinda Placko visual artist Collaborative

Drawing Experience

Kole Robinson

visual artist Hatian Sculpture

Art, Anime

Opera Western Reserve

The Language of Song

ArtWorks Community Partnership in Creativity

Installing the mural did you get one?

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The 2010-2011 program guide is out!

If you want a FREE copy of the guide to all that Young Audiences offers, email info@yaneo.org or call 216-561-5005. Or visit www.yaneo.org to see all our programs online on our easy-to- search website.

Young Audiences ❘ fall ‘10 ❘ www.yaneo.org ❘ 216.561.5005

Young Audiences ❘ fall ‘10

ArtWorks interns learned what it means to give back to the community. 12 apprentices volunteered to work for two days in July on a unique community partnership with the William Patrick Day Development Center’s Lighthouse Summer Camp, which serves children with and without disabilities. With the assistance of the apprentices, 20 Lighthouse campers created a large mural installed in the center’s atrium space consisting of mixed media drawings which were assembled by the apprentices.

Elise Barrington, an 11th grader at Shaker Heights High School, noted “It was wonderful to work with the students and reallygreat to experience art with them. They were so creative and passionate about painting and drawing. We had a great time together.”

Non-Profit Org. U.S. Postage-

PAIDCleveland, Ohio Permit No. 4442

Young Audiences of Northeast Ohio, Inc. 13110 Shaker Square, Suite C203 Cleveland, OH 44120

Young Audiences ❘ Winter ‘10Board of Directors 2010-2011

Stan WeinerChairperson

Katie Solender Meredith Weil Alan Zang Vice Chairpersons

Paul OlzakTed RamseyTreasurers

Andrew Koonce Secretary

Laura Brodbeck Christopher G. CwiklinskiIsabella T. Dorr Anne Ginn Elise Hara Auvil Scott Harper Johnny L. Hutton, Jr. Angela K. Johnson Ann Kent Denise Kestner Margaret Krudy Carmel Lapa Bonnie Lau Scott Lepene

Tiffany T. McKinneyMarion T. Murfey Susan Orenga Bob Perkins Amy L. Pinkerton Linda Rae Julian RogersConnie Roop Angela Simmons Tom Traynor Amy Vegh Sean WengerSuzanne Westlake Dave Young

Advisory Board

Barbara Robinson Chairperson

Sunnie Hellman David Herbruck Bert Holt Jane Horvitz Michael Horvitz Sally Menges Richard W. Pogue Deborah Ratner Sally Schulze Thomas C. Stevens

Wendy Mahon and Metro Catholic Students

Young Audiences is honored to have been a longtime partner with the Sloat Foundation. Since 1998, The Edward and Betty Sloat Foundation has granted more than $100,000 to Young Audiences to provide quality and innovative arts programming at Metro Catholic, St. Thomas Aquinas and Our Lady of Peace Schools. Foundation president Anne Unverzagt notes that “…children who participate in arts and music tend to become more dedicated academic students. I can see the connection that Young Audiences’ arts programs make and the positive impact they have on the students and teachers.”

Thank you to the Sloat Foundation from Young Audiences

welcome New artistsYoung Audiences has four new artists joining our ranks this year.

Sloat Foundation Supports Learning through the Arts

A ceramics residency

Metro Catholic visual arts teacher Jane Andrews and a student

Michael Searching Bear

musician Native American

Flute Journey

Melinda Placko visual artist Collaborative

Drawing Experience

Kole Robinson

visual artist Hatian Sculpture

Art, Anime

Opera Western Reserve

The Language of Song

ArtWorks Community Partnership in Creativity

Installing the mural did you get one?

ÊÊ

ProgramÊguideprogramÊguideÊ2010-2011

andÊopenÊyourÊschoolÊtoÊaÊcreativeÊwayÊtoÊlearn

openÊthisÊbook

SocialÊStudieS

laNguageÊartS

ScieNce

liFeÊSKillS

matH

HealtHyÊcHoiceS

artsÊprogramminginÊSupportÊof:

The 2010-2011 program guide is out!

If you want a FREE copy of the guide to all that Young Audiences offers, email info@yaneo.org or call 216-561-5005. Or visit www.yaneo.org to see all our programs online on our easy-to- search website.

Young Audiences ❘ fall ‘10 ❘ www.yaneo.org ❘ 216.561.5005Young Audiences ❘ fall ‘10 ❘ www.yaneo.org ❘ 216.561.5005 Young Audiences ❘ fall ‘10 ❘ www.yaneo.org ❘ 216.561.5005

Laura Brodbeck, currently an attorney and recently worked with Cohen Capital Advisors.

Christopher Cwiklinski, Senior Vice President, Huntington Bank.

Johnny Hutton Jr., Vice President of Inclusion Advisors, JumpStart.

Angela Johnson, Executive Director ofEnrollment Operations and Student Financial Assistance, Cuyahoga Community College.

ArtWorks 2010A Summer Job Training Internship in the Arts

This summer, 120 high school students were gainfully employed by Young Audiences ArtWorks in a six-week internship focused on job training through the arts. 56 public, private and parochial schools across Northeast Ohio were represented. This diverse and talented group of rising 10th, 11th and 12th graders worked as apprentices to 11 master teaching artists in a variety of disciplines including dance, theater, recording arts, fashion design,body percussion, stage combat, culinary arts, ceramics and painting. The teens learned essential workplace skills of responsibility, problem-solving, teamwork, creativity and discipline that could apply to any industry.

ArtWorks opened me up to so many opportunities and friendships! I was glad to meet so many professional & business people who might be able to help me in my career later. Every day, every moment of ArtWorks was good. –Hillary, 12th Grade

To apply for next summer, visit yaneo.org/artworks. Applications available January 2011.

I lay in bed the night before work and can’t fall asleep because I’m too excited to leave for work the next morning. I’ve gotten amazing opportunities. –Eliza, 11th Grade

Because of ArtWorks I have made friendships I never expected to have made. Not only did I learn valuable skills, but I learned about life and the workplace in general. This was the most unique and interesting experience of my life. –Gabrielle, 10th Grade

Healthy ChoicesYoung Audiences offers innovative arts programs that address topics such as exercise, healthy food choices, bullying and self esteem.

• What You Do Matters • Life Lessons through Dance • Fun Fit Frolic • Self Esteem in the Classroom • Remember to be Nice • The Bully Show• Eat (It’s Not About Food)

And many more… visit www.yaneo.org or call 216-561-5005 for details.

Young Audiences Hosts International Artist

Young Audiences hosted its second international artist-in-residence this year. Serpil Sevgen Schmutz, a Turkish artist specializing in papermarbling, visited Cleveland from Istanbul for three months this summer. An education planner and psychological counselor, Serpil shared her international perspective and passion for visual arts and youth development through a variety of engagements, including working with ArtWorks apprentices. Her residency was made possible by The Cleveland Foundation’s Creative Fusion program.

Welcome New Board Members

A Gift of the ArtsYoung Artists Market and LuncheonNovember 12, 201011:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.Marriott Downtown at Key Center

Deborah Ratner to Receive Philanthropy AwardThe Association of Fundraising Professionals’ prestigious National Philanthropy Day Award for Outstanding Individual Philanthropist will be given to Deborah Ratner on November 5, 2010. She was nominated by Young Audiences and the Shaker Schools Foundation. “Helpingchildren and seeing their dreams come to life are inspiring and give me hope for the future,”Deborah says. “It is a privilege to give back and say thank you to organizations that make a real difference in our community.” Young Audiences is grateful for Deborah’s support and her dedication to bringing the arts to so many young people.

The Sunshine Awards are presented annually to individuals and organi-zations in Northeast Ohio that show outstanding dedication and commit-ment to Young Audiences and arts education.

Four outgoing board members were recognized for their contributions to making a difference in the lives of children: Durga Chigurapati, Dale Markworth, Leonard Young, and Dave Herbruck.

These board members are true arts education champions. We will miss their service.

In addition, Young Audiences pre-sented Groundworks Dance Theater’s Mark Otloski with a Sunshine Award for his dedication and commitment to the Art is Educa-tion initiative, in particular at Wilbur Wright K-8 School. Mark is a proven arts educator showing exemplary skill and care in program design and implementation.

Sunshine Award WinnersNo black ties or fancy high heels! We’re mixing things

up for our annual fundraiser this year to hold a YOUNG ARTISTS MARKET AND LUNCHEON. Come see and purchase student artwork to help Young Audiences change the lives of more children through the arts. Enjoy a performance by Verb Ballets plus some special young dancers. Tickets $50-$100. For more information contact Laura at 216-561-5005 x17 or laura@yaneo.org.

Tiffany McKinney, Change Management Manager, American Greetings.

Amy Pinkerton, Manager, Accenture.

Julian Rogers, Executive Director, Education Voters of Ohio.

Sean Wenger, General Manager, Johnson Controls.

Margaret Li, painting apprentice Theater apprentices Assistant teaching artist and former ArtWorks apprentice Deonte Tarver

Congresswoman Marcia Fudge visited ArtWorks Culinary arts apprentices

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Laura Brodbeck, currently an attorney and recently worked with Cohen Capital Advisors.

Christopher Cwiklinski, Senior Vice President, Huntington Bank.

Johnny Hutton Jr., Vice President of Inclusion Advisors, JumpStart.

Angela Johnson, Executive Director ofEnrollment Operations and Student Financial Assistance, Cuyahoga Community College.

ArtWorks 2010A Summer Job Training Internship in the Arts

This summer, 120 high school students were gainfully employed by Young Audiences ArtWorks in a six-week internship focused on job training through the arts. 56 public, private and parochial schools across Northeast Ohio were represented. This diverse and talented group of rising 10th, 11th and 12th graders worked as apprentices to 11 master teaching artists in a variety of disciplines including dance, theater, recording arts, fashion design,body percussion, stage combat, culinary arts, ceramics and painting. The teens learned essential workplace skills of responsibility, problem-solving, teamwork, creativity and discipline that could apply to any industry.

ArtWorks opened me up to so many opportunities and friendships! I was glad to meet so many professional & business people who might be able to help me in my career later. Every day, every moment of ArtWorks was good. –Hillary, 12th Grade

To apply for next summer, visit yaneo.org/artworks. Applications available January 2011.

I lay in bed the night before work and can’t fall asleep because I’m too excited to leave for work the next morning. I’ve gotten amazing opportunities. –Eliza, 11th Grade

Because of ArtWorks I have made friendships I never expected to have made. Not only did I learn valuable skills, but I learned about life and the workplace in general. This was the most unique and interesting experience of my life. –Gabrielle, 10th Grade

Healthy ChoicesYoung Audiences offers innovative arts programs that address topics such as exercise, healthy food choices, bullying and self esteem.

• What You Do Matters • Life Lessons through Dance • Fun Fit Frolic • Self Esteem in the Classroom • Remember to be Nice • The Bully Show• Eat (It’s Not About Food)

And many more… visit www.yaneo.org or call 216-561-5005 for details.

Young Audiences Hosts International Artist

Young Audiences hosted its second international artist-in-residence this year. Serpil Sevgen Schmutz, a Turkish artist specializing in papermarbling, visited Cleveland from Istanbul for three months this summer. An education planner and psychological counselor, Serpil shared her international perspective and passion for visual arts and youth development through a variety of engagements, including working with ArtWorks apprentices. Her residency was made possible by The Cleveland Foundation’s Creative Fusion program.

Welcome New Board Members

A Gift of the ArtsYoung Artists Market and LuncheonNovember 12, 201011:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.Marriott Downtown at Key Center

Deborah Ratner to Receive Philanthropy AwardThe Association of Fundraising Professionals’ prestigious National Philanthropy Day Award for Outstanding Individual Philanthropist will be given to Deborah Ratner on November 5, 2010. She was nominated by Young Audiences and the Shaker Schools Foundation. “Helpingchildren and seeing their dreams come to life are inspiring and give me hope for the future,”Deborah says. “It is a privilege to give back and say thank you to organizations that make a real difference in our community.” Young Audiences is grateful for Deborah’s support and her dedication to bringing the arts to so many young people.

The Sunshine Awards are presented annually to individuals and organi-zations in Northeast Ohio that show outstanding dedication and commit-ment to Young Audiences and arts education.

Four outgoing board members were recognized for their contributions to making a difference in the lives of children: Durga Chigurapati, Dale Markworth, Leonard Young, and Dave Herbruck.

These board members are true arts education champions. We will miss their service.

In addition, Young Audiences pre-sented Groundworks Dance Theater’s Mark Otloski with a Sunshine Award for his dedication and commitment to the Art is Educa-tion initiative, in particular at Wilbur Wright K-8 School. Mark is a proven arts educator showing exemplary skill and care in program design and implementation.

Sunshine Award WinnersNo black ties or fancy high heels! We’re mixing things

up for our annual fundraiser this year to hold a YOUNG ARTISTS MARKET AND LUNCHEON. Come see and purchase student artwork to help Young Audiences change the lives of more children through the arts. Enjoy a performance by Verb Ballets plus some special young dancers. Tickets $50-$100. For more information contact Laura at 216-561-5005 x17 or laura@yaneo.org.

Tiffany McKinney, Change Management Manager, American Greetings.

Amy Pinkerton, Manager, Accenture.

Julian Rogers, Executive Director, Education Voters of Ohio.

Sean Wenger, General Manager, Johnson Controls.

Margaret Li, painting apprentice Theater apprentices Assistant teaching artist and former ArtWorks apprentice Deonte Tarver

Congresswoman Marcia Fudge visited ArtWorks Culinary arts apprentices

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Mar

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Laura Brodbeck, currently an attorney and recently worked with Cohen Capital Advisors.

Christopher Cwiklinski, Senior Vice President, Huntington Bank.

Johnny Hutton Jr., Vice President of Inclusion Advisors, JumpStart.

Angela Johnson, Executive Director ofEnrollment Operations and Student Financial Assistance, Cuyahoga Community College.

ArtWorks 2010A Summer Job Training Internship in the Arts

This summer, 120 high school students were gainfully employed by Young Audiences ArtWorks in a six-week internship focused on job training through the arts. 56 public, private and parochial schools across Northeast Ohio were represented. This diverse and talented group of rising 10th, 11th and 12th graders worked as apprentices to 11 master teaching artists in a variety of disciplines including dance, theater, recording arts, fashion design,body percussion, stage combat, culinary arts, ceramics and painting. The teens learned essential workplace skills of responsibility, problem-solving, teamwork, creativity and discipline that could apply to any industry.

ArtWorks opened me up to so many opportunities and friendships! I was glad to meet so many professional & business people who might be able to help me in my career later. Every day, every moment of ArtWorks was good. –Hillary, 12th Grade

To apply for next summer, visit yaneo.org/artworks. Applications available January 2011.

I lay in bed the night before work and can’t fall asleep because I’m too excited to leave for work the next morning. I’ve gotten amazing opportunities. –Eliza, 11th Grade

Because of ArtWorks I have made friendships I never expected to have made. Not only did I learn valuable skills, but I learned about life and the workplace in general. This was the most unique and interesting experience of my life. –Gabrielle, 10th Grade

Healthy ChoicesYoung Audiences offers innovative arts programs that address topics such as exercise, healthy food choices, bullying and self esteem.

• What You Do Matters • Life Lessons through Dance • Fun Fit Frolic • Self Esteem in the Classroom • Remember to be Nice • The Bully Show• Eat (It’s Not About Food)

And many more… visit www.yaneo.org or call 216-561-5005 for details.

Young Audiences Hosts International Artist

Young Audiences hosted its second international artist-in-residence this year. Serpil Sevgen Schmutz, a Turkish artist specializing in papermarbling, visited Cleveland from Istanbul for three months this summer. An education planner and psychological counselor, Serpil shared her international perspective and passion for visual arts and youth development through a variety of engagements, including working with ArtWorks apprentices. Her residency was made possible by The Cleveland Foundation’s Creative Fusion program.

Welcome New Board Members

A Gift of the ArtsYoung Artists Market and LuncheonNovember 12, 201011:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.Marriott Downtown at Key Center

Deborah Ratner to Receive Philanthropy AwardThe Association of Fundraising Professionals’ prestigious National Philanthropy Day Award for Outstanding Individual Philanthropist will be given to Deborah Ratner on November 5, 2010. She was nominated by Young Audiences and the Shaker Schools Foundation. “Helpingchildren and seeing their dreams come to life are inspiring and give me hope for the future,”Deborah says. “It is a privilege to give back and say thank you to organizations that make a real difference in our community.” Young Audiences is grateful for Deborah’s support and her dedication to bringing the arts to so many young people.

The Sunshine Awards are presented annually to individuals and organi-zations in Northeast Ohio that show outstanding dedication and commit-ment to Young Audiences and arts education.

Four outgoing board members were recognized for their contributions to making a difference in the lives of children: Durga Chigurapati, Dale Markworth, Leonard Young, and Dave Herbruck.

These board members are true arts education champions. We will miss their service.

In addition, Young Audiences pre-sented Groundworks Dance Theater’s Mark Otloski with a Sunshine Award for his dedication and commitment to the Art is Educa-tion initiative, in particular at Wilbur Wright K-8 School. Mark is a proven arts educator showing exemplary skill and care in program design and implementation.

Sunshine Award WinnersNo black ties or fancy high heels! We’re mixing things

up for our annual fundraiser this year to hold a YOUNG ARTISTS MARKET AND LUNCHEON. Come see and purchase student artwork to help Young Audiences change the lives of more children through the arts. Enjoy a performance by Verb Ballets plus some special young dancers. Tickets $50-$100. For more information contact Laura at 216-561-5005 x17 or laura@yaneo.org.

Tiffany McKinney, Change Management Manager, American Greetings.

Amy Pinkerton, Manager, Accenture.

Julian Rogers, Executive Director, Education Voters of Ohio.

Sean Wenger, General Manager, Johnson Controls.

Margaret Li, painting apprentice Theater apprentices Assistant teaching artist and former ArtWorks apprentice Deonte Tarver

Congresswoman Marcia Fudge visited ArtWorks Culinary arts apprenticesM

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ArtWorks interns learned what it means to give back to the community. 12 apprentices volunteered to work for two days in July on a unique community partnership with the William Patrick Day Development Center’s Lighthouse Summer Camp, which serves children with and without disabilities. With the assistance of the apprentices, 20 Lighthouse campers created a large mural installed in the center’s atrium space consisting of mixed media drawings which were assembled by the apprentices.

Elise Barrington, an 11th grader at Shaker Heights High School, noted “It was wonderful to work with the students and reallygreat to experience art with them. They were so creative and passionate about painting and drawing. We had a great time together.”

Non-Profit Org. U.S. Postage-

PAIDCleveland, Ohio Permit No. 4442

Young Audiences of Northeast Ohio, Inc. 13110 Shaker Square, Suite C203 Cleveland, OH 44120

Young Audiences ❘ Winter ‘10Board of Directors 2010-2011

Stan WeinerChairperson

Katie Solender Meredith Weil Alan Zang Vice Chairpersons

Paul OlzakTed RamseyTreasurers

Andrew Koonce Secretary

Laura Brodbeck Christopher G. CwiklinskiIsabella T. Dorr Anne Ginn Elise Hara Auvil Scott Harper Johnny L. Hutton, Jr. Angela K. Johnson Ann Kent Denise Kestner Margaret Krudy Carmel Lapa Bonnie Lau Scott Lepene

Tiffany T. McKinneyMarion T. Murfey Susan Orenga Bob Perkins Amy L. Pinkerton Linda Rae Julian RogersConnie Roop Angela Simmons Tom Traynor Amy Vegh Sean WengerSuzanne Westlake Dave Young

Advisory Board

Barbara Robinson Chairperson

Sunnie Hellman David Herbruck Bert Holt Jane Horvitz Michael Horvitz Sally Menges Richard W. Pogue Deborah Ratner Sally Schulze Thomas C. Stevens

Wendy Mahon and Metro Catholic Students

Young Audiences is honored to have been a longtime partner with the Sloat Foundation. Since 1998, The Edward and Betty Sloat Foundation has granted more than $100,000 to Young Audiences to provide quality and innovative arts programming at Metro Catholic, St. Thomas Aquinas and Our Lady of Peace Schools. Foundation president Anne Unverzagt notes that “…children who participate in arts and music tend to become more dedicated academic students. I can see the connection that Young Audiences’ arts programs make and the positive impact they have on the students and teachers.”

Thank you to the Sloat Foundation from Young Audiences

welcome New artistsYoung Audiences has four new artists joining our ranks this year.

Sloat Foundation Supports Learning through the Arts

A ceramics residency

Metro Catholic visual arts teacher Jane Andrews and a student

Michael Searching Bear

musician Native American

Flute Journey

Melinda Placko visual artist Collaborative

Drawing Experience

Kole Robinson

visual artist Hatian Sculpture

Art, Anime

Opera Western Reserve

The Language of Song

ArtWorks Community Partnership in Creativity

Installing the mural did you get one?

ÊÊ

ProgramÊguideprogramÊguideÊ2010-2011

andÊopenÊyourÊschoolÊtoÊaÊcreativeÊwayÊtoÊlearn

openÊthisÊbook

SocialÊStudieS

laNguageÊartS

ScieNce

liFeÊSKillS

matH

HealtHyÊcHoiceS

artsÊprogramminginÊSupportÊof:

The 2010-2011 program guide is out!

If you want a FREE copy of the guide to all that Young Audiences offers, email info@yaneo.org or call 216-561-5005. Or visit www.yaneo.org to see all our programs online on our easy-to- search website.