President: Michelle Baxter
Vice President: Morgan Gengo
Events Director: Kristine Medley Farmer
Advocacy Director: Asim Naqvi
Enjoy some photos from the 10th Annual AAGA Art Auction. Thanks to first year Yue Su for taking the pictures!
Postcards for the 10th Annual AAGA Art Auction have arrived and look fabulous! Designed by first year Amber Lauletta, the postcards set the stage for what is sure to be another fantastic evening!
To donate to this year’s auction… fill out this form!
10th Annual AAGA Art Auction Donation Form
See you on February 22nd!
Who: The Arts Administration Graduate Association
What: The 10th Annual AAGA Art Auction
When: Friday, February 22, 2013- 7:00pm @ The URBN Center (3501 Market Street)
Why: To support Arts Administration students’ participation in the Americans for the Arts’ Arts Advocacy Day in Washington, D.C. this spring.
Have art work to donate? Have Tickets or gift certificates to arts events and local restaurants? Want to raise money for a wonderful cause? Fill out this donation form and mail/drop-off at the Grad Assistant Office at the URBN Center.
10th Annual AAGA Art Auction Donation Form
Hope to see you all on February 22nd for another fantastic evening… And remember- Bid High for the Arts!
The fall 2012 edition of Artsline is out! Check out our first issue from new Artsline editor Morgan.
On December 18th join the AAGA in celebrating the end of fall term and the holiday season! The event will be held at Tavern 17 (220 South 17th Street) and will begin promptly at 5:30pm. There will be a $5 (per person) cover at the door which will go towards the 10th Annual AAGA Art Auction. Food will be provided and there will be extended happy hour prices for the evening.
Bring your friends, roomates, husbands, and wives because this is going to be a wonderful evening!
*NOTE: Please RSVP for every person that intends on attending… we need a approximate headcount for the event.
http://aagaholidayparty.eventbrite.com/
Tavern 17 is located in the Radisson Plaza- Warwick Hotel
Grammy Award®-winning musician Yo-Yo Ma will deliver the 26th Annual Nancy Hanks Lecture on Arts and Public Policy.
The Nancy Hanks Lecture on Arts and Public Policy is a leading national forum for arts policy intended to stimulate dialogue on policy and social issues affecting the arts. It is held each year on the evening before Arts Advocacy Day at The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, DC.
The annual lecture is named for Nancy Hanks, former president of Americans for the Arts and chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts, who devoted 15 years of her professional life to bringing the arts to prominent national consciousness.
For more information on Arts Advocacy Day click the link!
