Organization Project Grants (OPG)-Visual Arts, Media & Music Review Panel [1]
DUE TO PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY CONCERNS THIS MEETING HAS BEEN MOVED TO AN ONLINE PLATFORM AVAILABLE ONLY TO THE APPLICANTS WHO ARE UNDER REVIEW.
If applicants are available, they are welcome to sit in on the deliberation of their own or any proposal. Members of the public who attend this meeting are not permitted to speak, their attendance will not be recorded, and their presence will have no impact on the review or scoring of their application. SFAC offers this opportunity to help applicants improve upon their own proposal and learn from the panel as they discuss the various strengths and areas of improvement of submissions.
Benefits of attending the review panels:
- Get feedback on the strengths and weaknesses of your application, including project design/narrative, project budget, work sample(s), etc.
- Opportunity to have your work reviewed by 4-6 respected artists, administrators, and peers in the field
- Receive feedback on grantsmanship
- Get an overview of the applicant pool
- Gain insights into broader trends and field issues
10a – 11a | 1 5 Elements Youth Program |
2 Adobe Books Backroom Gallery | |
3 Arab Film Festival | |
4 Bernal Heights Outdoor Cinema | |
5 Chrysalis Studio | |
11a – 12p | 6 Clarion Alley Mural Project |
7 Ensemble for These Times | |
8 Manilatown Heritage Foundation | |
9 San Francisco Black Film Festival | |
10 San Francisco Transgender Film Festival | |
11 Tenants and Owners Development Corporation | |
12:40p – 1:40p | 12 The Living Earth Show |
13 U.S./Japan Cultural Trade Network, Inc. | |
14 3rd I South Asian Independent Film | |
15 509 Cultural Center | |
16 Asian Pacific Islander Cultural Center | |
17 Au Co Vietnamese Cultural Center | |
1:50p – 3p | 18 Del Sol Performing Arts Organization |
19 Eldergivers dba Art With Elders | |
20 Project Artivism | |
21 Village Project | |
22 We Players | |
23 Chinese Culture Foundation of San Francisco | |
24 Chinese Historical Society of America | |
3:10p – 4:10p | 25 Citizen Film, Inc. |
26 Gray Area Foundation for the Arts | |
27 Root Division | |
28 Southern Exposure | |
29 Youth Art Exchange | |
30 ZERO1: The Art & Technology Network |
https://www.sfartscommission.org/our-role-impact/press-room/press-release/2019-2020-preliminary-panel-scores [2]
Funding recommendations are based upon available funds and will be determined by April 28, 2020* at the Community Investments committee meeting.
*Date is subject to change.
Per the Americans with Disabilities Act and the Language Access Ordinance, Chinese, Spanish, and/or American Sign Language interpreters will be available upon request. Additionally, every effort will be made to provide a sound enhancement system, meeting materials in alternative formats, and/or a reader.
The Veteran's War Memorial Building can be reached via public transportation: The nearest accessible BART station is Civic Center Plaza at the intersection of Market, Grove, and Hyde Streets. The accessible MUNI Metro lines are the J, K, L, M, and N (Civic Center Station or Van Ness Avenue Station). MUNI bus lines serving the area are the 47 Van Ness, the 49 Van Ness, 9 San Bruno, 5-Fulton, 6, 7, and 21-Hayes.
The Veteran's War Memorial is wheelchair accessible from entrances on each of the Van Ness Avenue, Grove Street (south) and Courtyard (north) sides of the building. There are two passenger elevators in the main lobby which serve all floors except the Balcony (5th floor). Wheelchair accessible restrooms are located on the first and second floors of the Veterans Building. Second floor restrooms can be reached via passenger elevators from the Veterans Building main lobby. Wheelchair accessible restrooms are also located in the Herbst Cafe (Lower Level), which can be reached via passenger elevators from the Veterans Building main lobby.
ACCESSIBLE PARKING
PERFORMING ARTS GARAGE (415.252.8238): Enter on Grove Street between Franklin and Gough, or on Gough Street between Fulton and Grove. There are eight parking spaces for persons with disabilities, two on each level. Two wheelchair accessible elevators serve all floors of the garage.
CIVIC CENTER GARAGE (415.863.1537): Enter on McAllister Street between Polk and Larkin. There are eight parking spaces for persons with disabilities on Level 1. Three wheelchair accessible elevators serve all floors of the garage.
BLUE CURB PARKING DESIGNATIONS: Several blue curb parking spaces are situated on streets immediately surrounding the War Memorial and Performing Arts Center including Grove Street, Franklin Street, Van Ness Avenue and McAllister Street.