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Afro Urban Society\u2019s \u201cBakanal.\u201d Photo credit: Brooke Anderson Photography<\/p>\n

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Centering our Work on Artists<\/p>\n

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Visionary artists push the boundaries of creative expression, tell diverse stories, and reflect on contemporary issues relevant to our lives and the world around us. Their creativity is essential to thriving communities\u2014reconnecting us with each other and our humanity.<\/p>\n

The Kenneth Rainin Foundation seeks to elevate artists\u2019 voices and encourage experimentation. To help unleash their creativity, we are working to transform how artists secure and sustain the resources they need. We believe we have an obligation to think beyond dated assumptions and practices designed for another time. In 2018, we adapted our Arts strategy<\/a> to respond to the realities of today\u2019s arts economy and center our work on artists and the creative process.<\/p>\n

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VISIONARY PUBLIC ART<\/span><\/p>\n

People’s Kitchen Collective<\/span><\/p>\n

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A 500-person meal in the streets of West Oakland, California, brought together artists, activists, musicians, performers, and social justice organizations to honor the shared struggle, resilience and healing remedies of people of color. Watch the video to learn more about this visionary art project by the People’s Kitchen Collective. Video credit: Jamie DeWolf.\u00a0<\/p>\n

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“As embedded actors in the current system, it\u2019s challenging for us to author a new system. However, we can support experiments and practices that challenge the status quo, build a bridge to a future system, and empower future generations.”<\/em><\/p>\n

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\u2014Shelley Trott<\/strong>, Director, Arts Strategy and Ventures<\/p>\n

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\nLeading Systemic Change Together<\/p>\n

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Our Arts framework draws on our core values by embracing a collaborative spirit of inquiry and desire to learn. Two new initiatives tap the experiences and creative insights of Bay Area arts organizations and other partners. Together, we are exploring solutions to improve systems and help organizations access resources they need to flourish.<\/p>\n

The\u00a0New Models Cohort<\/strong>\u00a0is comprised of six artist-led grantee organizations. Their research, discovery and experimentation process is\u00a0generating new ideas<\/strong><\/a>\u00a0for modernizing traditional nonprofit models to sustain artists\u2019 practices and artistic production, which is especially critical in today\u2019s economy.<\/p>\n

New Artists Pathways<\/strong>\u00a0brings together artists and national funders to study systemic inequities that limit creativity. In a series of thinktank meetings, we looked at numerous challenges artists face. Chief among them are economic uncertainty, dwindling philanthropic support and perceived lack of social value for their creative work.<\/p>\n

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New Models, New Pathways<\/h2>\n

What we learned from these initiatives shaped our 2018 Opportunity Fund investments. We are especially excited about a two-year $500,000 grant to the Center for Cultural Innovation\u2019s\u00a0AmbitioUS<\/em><\/strong><\/a>\u00a0program. This is the first national initiative designed to fast-track alternative economic systems to support the financial self-determination of artists. It will build cross-sector relationships, invest in changemakers and use knowledge and capital to help the field.<\/p>\n

Additional grants totaling $150,000 to six Bay Area and national organizations reflect how we\u2019re thinking differently about capacity. Funds will go toward the research and development of \u201cnetwork of services\u201d models\u2014systems that share resources that organizations typically need, such as legal, marketing or financial management. The aim is to create efficiencies and economies of scale that support individual artists and artist-led organizations.<\/p>\n

The design of these promising new ideas will consider the ways in which the traditional nonprofit system has favored Western European art forms and will advance the potential for shared resource models to address these inequities in the field.\u00a0We also want to relieve and reduce the administrative burdens that artists face in managing their nonprofits, enabling them to focus on their art.<\/p>\n

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“AmbitioUS will shape the next generation of artist-support infrastructure, encouraging more just and sustainable economic systems and situating arts and culture as strategic leverage for change.”<\/p>\n

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\u2014Angie Kim<\/strong>, President and CEO, Center for Cultural Innovation<\/p>\n

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VISIONARY PUBLIC ART<\/span><\/p>\n

Zaccho Dance Theatre<\/span><\/p>\n

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\u201cPicture Bayview\u201d celebrates the dreams and aspirations of residents of Bayview-Hunter\u2019s Point in San Francisco, as the neighborhood enters a period of economic and demographic transformation. Watch the video to learn about this visionary art project by Zaccho Dance Theatre, Joanna Haigood, Mary Ellen Strom, Walter Kitundu and BAYCAT. Video credit: Jamie DeWolf<\/p>\n

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Community-Connected Public Art<\/p>\n

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The Rainin Foundation\u2019s Open Spaces Program<\/a> brings art into public spaces in San Francisco and Oakland to connect people. These temporary projects allow artists to respond to pressing community issues. Artists partner with local organizations to promote the diverse voices and underrepresented histories of people living in these communities.<\/p>\n

In 2018, we awarded $367,000 to support cross-disciplinary projects that upend notions of static public art. In mobile units, on public transit or in midair, grantees explored transgender activism, women\u2019s rights, displacement and gentrification. We\u2019re proud of how grantees are bringing people together and inspiring dialogue. In September, we announced ten finalists<\/a> for our 2019 Open Spaces Program awards, spanning issues from cultural survival to immigration and incarceration.\u00a0<\/p>\n

We hosted our second Exploring Public Art Practices symposium. The artist speakers inspired deep conversations<\/a> about the concept of place and engaging communities in the public realm.\u00a0The Rainin Foundation also supported\u00a0Art Practical<\/a>\u00a0to continue these types of artist conversations. The online series \u201cBetween You & Me<\/a>\u201d pairs artistic collaborators to reveal the range of ideas and perspectives that inspire their art.<\/p>\n

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“Our work unites aerial dance, video and music to shift misperceptions and celebrate the Bayview Hunters Point community. When you hear people share their stories, you have a sense of their deeper humanity.”<\/p>\n

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\u2014Joanna Haigood<\/strong>, Artistic Director, Zaccho Dance Theater<\/p>\n

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Unity Council \u201c2013 Day of the Dead.\u201d Photo courtesy: Akonadi Foundation<\/p>\n

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Mapping Oakland\u2019s Vibrant Arts Landscape<\/p>\n

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Oakland is home to a vibrant array of communities of color. But their creative contributions occupy a surprisingly unmapped landscape. In partnership with Akonadi Foundation<\/a>, we commissioned Creative Equity Research Partners<\/a> to research this information gap. They developed an award-winning<\/a>,\u00a0first-of-its-kind benchmark report<\/a> about Oakland\u2019s small, grassroots arts and culture organizations. We jointly presented our report at Grantmakers in the Arts\u2019 “Race, Space, and Place” conference<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Our findings reveal resilient groups that build social bonds, address critical community issues\u00a0and nourish a strong sense of place. They also highlight the lack of reliable, sustainable funding. This vulnerability is compounded by rising operating costs and deeply rooted social and financial inequities. Our report urges funders and the broader community to do more to support these valuable community assets. It includes recommendations for more intentional strategies to invest in the long-term stability of Oakland\u2019s dynamic grassroots arts sector. Our hope is to sustain an artistic legacy that matches the city\u2019s vitality and racial and economic diversity.<\/p>\n

Through Keeping Space\u2013Oakland,<\/em><\/a>\u00a0the Community Arts Stabilization Trust is also building our understanding of Oakland\u2019s arts-centered hybrids models. The results of this two-year pilot initiative echoed findings<\/a> in our benchmark report. In particular, Oakland\u2019s grassroots cultural organizations are highly resourceful, but remain undercapitalized and often rely on alternative operating models.<\/p>\n

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“We cannot overstate the value of Oakland\u2019s grassroots organizations and the contributions they make to the health and well-being of the city.”<\/p>\n

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\u2014Shelley Trott<\/strong>, Director of Arts Strategy and Ventures<\/p>\n

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Oakland\u2019s Distinctive Arts Landscape<\/a><\/p>\n

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\u201cMapping Small Arts and Culture Organizations of Color in Oakland<\/a><\/strong>\u201d surveyed 138 organizations<\/p>\n

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Lack of fiscal sponsorship capacity and the limited availability of general operating funds are central challenges<\/p>\n

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Securing Affordable Space<\/p>\n

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The Bay Area\u2019s ongoing crisis of affordability is pushing out artists and nonprofits. The Community Arts Stabilization Trust (CAST) exemplifies our leadership and informed risk-taking around real estate<\/a>. In 2018, Rainin Foundation funding helped CAST achieve an ambitious goal of acquiring 100,000 square feet of space for the arts. This space was secured in San Francisco and Oakland, including 447 Minna, CAST\u2019s first partnership with a national real estate development company, as\u00a0well as the Geneva Car Barn, a project with the City of San Francisco.<\/p>\n

As a model that can be adapted to cities, CAST is internationally recognized for its pioneering role in securing permanent, affordable space for the arts. CAST talked about its efforts and impact at the 2018 World Cities Cultures Summit. We were thrilled to learn that the City of London launched its version of CAST<\/a> in early 2019 to reduce cultural displacement. And there are other cities looking to the Bay Area and CAST for ideas, including Auckland, Tel Aviv and Amsterdam.<\/p>\n

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“We steal the best ideas from each other\u2026London has been completely inspired by the San Francisco CAST model to the extent that we are setting up our own version of it.”<\/p>\n

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\n\u2014Justine Simons<\/strong>, London\u2019s Deputy Mayor for Culture and the Creative Industries<\/p>\n

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Lakeith Stanfield (left) and director Boots Riley on the set of \u201cSorry to Bother You,\u201d an Annapurna Pictures release.\u00a0 Photo credit: Peter Prato \/ Annapurna Pictures<\/p>\n

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Oakland\u2019s Silver Screen Success<\/p>\n

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In 2018, the SFFILM Rainin Grant<\/a> program celebrated ten years of supporting filmmakers. Our partnership with SFFILM has created the largest nonprofit financing resource for narrative features in the US. SFFILM Rainin Grants support projects that call attention to social justice issues and voices that are typically absent in commercial films.<\/p>\n

Oakland and matters of race figured prominently in 2018\u2019s standout films by grantees. In his directorial and screenwriting debut, Sorry to Bother You<\/em>, Oakland-based Boots Riley created a dark satire about race and capitalist greed. East Bay native Nijla Mu’min wrote and directed Jinn<\/em>. Her coming-of-age tale of a young Black Muslim girl in Oakland traverses \u201cOaktown\u2019s\u201d complex, multilayered cultural landscape. Completing the list is the Oscar-winning Black Panther<\/em> by Oakland-native Ryan Coogler. His 2014 debut feature Fruitvale Station<\/em>\u2014capturing a tragic story with continuing resonance\u2014was supported by an SFFILM Rainin Grant.<\/p>\n

SFFILM Rainin Grants awarded $490,000 last year to 17 narrative feature projects<\/a>. They include tales of change seekers, unlikely heroes and immigrant alienation. Two grantee films\u2014Joe Talbot\u2019s The Last Black Man in San Francisco <\/em>and Laure de Clermont-Tonnerre\u2019s The Mustang<\/em>\u2014screened at the 2019 Sundance Film Festival.<\/p>\n

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“Each of these filmmakers is creating a rich and singular world while wrestling with essential social justice issues.\u201d\u00a0<\/p>\n

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\u20142018 SFFILM Rainin Awards Panelists\u2019 Statement<\/p>\n

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New Models Cohort member Crowded Fire Theater’s “Revolt. She Said. Revolt Again.” Photo credit: Alessandra Mell<\/p>\n

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Investing in Visionaries: 2018 Grantees<\/p>\n

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The Rainin Foundation invested over $6 million in 2018 for\u00a0Bay Area arts.<\/h2>\n

Arts grantmaking encourages artistic risk-taking and highlights important issues facing our society and communities.<\/p>\n

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Note: Financials are subject to audit verification<\/p>\n

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NEW & EXPERIMENTAL WORKS (NEW) PROGRAM<\/strong><\/p>\n

Provides project support to small and mid-size dance, theater and multidisciplinary arts organizations that enable Bay Area artists to produce timely, visionary projects. View more information<\/a> about these grants.<\/p>\n

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Anne Bluethenthal and Dancers<\/p>\n

Art of the Matter Performance Foundation<\/p>\n

Bayview Opera House Inc.<\/p>\n

Black Artists Contemporary Cultural Experience<\/p>\n

Campo Santo<\/p>\n

Central Works<\/p>\n

Circuit Network<\/p>\n

Dancing Earth Creations<\/p>\n

Fools Fury Theater<\/p>\n

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Idris Ackamoor and Cultural Odyssey<\/p>\n

Kinetech Arts<\/p>\n

La Pe\u00f1a Cultural Center Inc.<\/p>\n

Monique Jenkinson\/Fauxnique<\/p>\n

Nina Haft & Company<\/p>\n

Playground Inc.<\/p>\n

Ragged Wing Ensemble<\/p>\n

Ubuntu Theater Project Inc.<\/p>\n

Urban Jazz Dance Company<\/p>\n

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OPEN SPACES PROGRAM<\/strong><\/p>\n

Supports nonprofit organizations to partner with artists to create temporary, place-based public art projects in San Francisco and Oakland. In January 2018, the following teams received Open Spaces Program grants. View more information<\/a> about these grants.<\/p>\n

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Jo Kreiter\u2019s Flyaway Productions, V\u00e2n-\u00c1nh V\u00f5 and Sean Riley<\/p>\n

Galer\u00eda de la Raza, curator Alexandra \u201cLexx\u201d Valdez and artist-in-residence Jessica Sabogal<\/p>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>

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In September, these teams received project development grants to further develop proposals for our 2019 Open Spaces Program grant cycle. View more information<\/a> about these grants.<\/p>\n

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Advaita Society (aka Kala Art Institute) with Sue Mark<\/p>\n

Anne Bluethenthal and Dancers with Anne Bluethenthal and Ian Winters<\/p>\n

Betti Ono with Zakiya Harris & Tongo Eisen-Martin<\/p>\n

Creativity Explored with Ana Teresa Fernandez<\/p>\n

Filipino American Development Foundation with Lian Ladia and Kimberly Arteche<\/p>\n

Friends of Peralta Hacienda Historical Park with Dohee Lee, Norman Gee, and Elizabeth Marley and 14 day laborers\/artist participants (Adriana Mart\u00ednez, Alex Cruz, Carolina L\u00f3pez, Carlos Guzm\u00e1n, Daniel Alfaro, Francisco Pablo, Hermelinda S\u00e1nchez, Israel Funes, Mar\u00eda Natividad Santiago, Mario Pina, Miguel Gonz\u00e1lez, Ricardo L\u00f3pez, Ram\u00f3n Carrillo and Dilmar Funes)<\/p>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>

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Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy with Gregory Sale in collaboration with Dr. Luis Garcia, Kirn Kim, Ryan Lo, and Sabrina Reid<\/p>\n

Imprint City with The Flaming Lotus Girls<\/p>\n

Precita Eyes Muralists with Edge of Discovery and Maestrapeace Artworks artists<\/p>\n

Spanish Speaking Unity Council of Alameda County with Collective Action Studio\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>

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OPPORTUNITY FUND<\/strong><\/p>\n

An invitation only grant that supports unique projects to keep arts in the Bay Area thriving. View more information<\/a> about these grants.<\/p>\n

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Art Practical<\/p>\n

Center for Cultural Innovation<\/p>\n

City of Oakland<\/p>\n

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