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October 13th |
Noon
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REGISTRATION – The
Prizery |
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| 4:00 |
Lecture/presentation Preservation in the Arts as Economic Development-
Wheeling National Heritage Area Corp., Jeremy Morris - Project Manager
At Berry Hill |
In
the late 1970s Wheeling, WV began a two decade slide that paralleled
the declining American steel industry. In
the mid 1990s a unique partnership, the Wheeling National Heritage Area,
emerged to bring together partners throughout the region for the mission
of conserving, interpreting, and enhancing Wheeling’s unique heritage.
Through this partnership, the Wheeling National Heritage Area has helped
the city recapture its historic waterfront for entertainment and recreation,
embrace an historic preservation-based approach to economic development,
and reinvigorate downtown’s iconic Capitol Theatre.
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| 5:00 |
Cocktails – Berry
Hill |
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7:00
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DINNER |
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| Wednesday
October 14th |
| 8:00
- 9:00 |
Breakfast - Prizery Banquet
Hall |
Breakfast provided by Coopers
Landing |
| 8:00
- 9:00 |
LATE REGISTRATION - The Prizery |
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| 9:00 |
Chastain
Theatre, The Prizery - Introductions - Chris Jones |
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| 9:05 |
Welcome
- Ted Bennett |
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| 9:15 |
The Arts as an Economic
Engine – Mineral Point, WI Chamber of Commerce,
Joy Gieseke |
What’s
so special about this place?
Artists (and people who appreciate the arts) have been moving to Mineral
Point for decades. What has attracted them to this small Wisconsin
town? How has the presence of working artists changed the community?
How has the art community evolved over time? Joy will share stories
of some of the people who have landed in Mineral Point over the years
and talk about the texture they have added to the community. She will
describe some of the artist incubators that were in place during the
past and an arts education center that brings workshops in a variety
of visual, literary, and performance arts to Shake Rag Alley, the historic
heart of Mineral Point.
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| 10:10
- 10:20 |
BREAK |
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| 10:20 |
Art
in Community - Marian Van Landingham - Torpedo Factory, Alexandria
VA
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| 11:00 |
Kyle
Buckner |
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| 11:20 |
Art
in Healing - Connie Zamora– Halifax Regional Hospital |
The Arts in Healthcare. Research has shown that
the arts can play a vital role in speeding recovery. In her presentation,
Connie will share how music and visual arts are being utilized in hospitals
and nursing facilities to help patients, their families and visitors as
well as the staff. She will focus specifically on arts programs utilized
by Halifax Regional Health System, and their partnership with community
resources |
| 12:00
- 1:30 |
KEYNOTE & LUNCH - Mayor Joe Riley - Mayor of Charleston, SC - Prizery Banquet
Hall |
Lunch provided
by Molasses Grill |
| 1:30 |
Historical Restoration and ART SPACE - Greg Rutledge |
Architect Greg
Rutledge believes that historic preservation has the galvanizing power
to revitalize and inspire communities, whether the project is a favorite
building in a small town or a national treasure. |
| 2:20 |
Holly
Stadler |
Film & Art |
| 3:00 |
Art
in Industry – Wood Products – David Kenealy SVHEC |
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| 3:30 - TOURS |
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| 5:00
- 11:00 |
Food as Art - Bistro 1888
and Molasses Grill |
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| Suzanne
Vega Live In Concert! |
(Tickets
for Concert are in addition to Conference Fee, $49.00 - Order
Now) |
| 7:30 |
Suzanne
Vega - Chastain Theatre, The Prizery |
In
the 80’s Suzanne created an international sensation with her poetic
stories and exquisite melody in her hit songs, Marlene on the Wall, Luka,
and Tom’s Diner, opening doors for Tracy Chapman, Sarah McLachlan
and others. With seven studio albums, a GRAMMY Award, and three additional
nominations to her credit, Suzanne’s latest recording, Beauty & Crime,
is a love letter to her hometown of New York City. Widely regarded as
one of the most brilliant songwriters of her generation, Suzanne Vega
emerged as a leading figure of the folk-music revival of the early 1980s. |
| Thursday
October 15th |
| 8:00 |
Breakfast - Prizery Banquet Hall |
Breakfast provided
by Caffe Peroni |
| 9:00 |
ARTOMATIC - Jennifer
Foley – VMFA |
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| 9:50 |
BREAK |
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| 10:00 |
Digital Arts - Ben Capozzi SVHEC |
Social
Media and Free Technology for Non-Profits This workshop will focus on
how to set up and use web-based tools and resources to advance the agendas,
causes, and opportunities for artists, non-profits, and others interested
in
developing what Richard Florida has referred to as "the Creative Class." Topics
covered will include social media including Twitter, Del.icio.us, and
Facebook; sharing resources Flickr, Netvibes, and Wetpaint; plus wikis,
blogs, and podcasts. Bring questions, laptops (not required), and a
willingness to get your feet wet in the World Wide Wading pool. |
| 10:00 |
Suzanne
Vega Creative Writing and Social Networking |
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| 10:15 |
BREAK |
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| 11:00 |
So,
How do you get Artists to live in your community? Artist Relocation Program – Paducah
Renaissance Alliance – Monica Bilak
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