2024-11-05T19:44:58-08:00 2023-12-31 460683745 Cumulus Accounting 125 Scott Lane Suite 2 Jackson WY 83001 990 2023-01-01 454302238 Jackson Hole Public Art JACK 3077349026 PO Box 4413 Jackson WY 83001 Carrie Geraci Executive Director 3077349026 2024-10-23 true true Anna-Lisette Davis P01606141 3072000982 2023 2024-10-15 13:58:12Z Carrie Geraci PO Box 4413 Jackson WY 83001 715381 false X www.jhpublicart.org X 2010 WY Jackson Hole Public Art forges partnerships for the integration of art into any environment, to inspire lasting cultural, educational, and economic benefits. 9 9 8 37 0 0 455969 635891 18909 76733 206 1694 827 0 475911 714318 53423 88417 0 161253 229751 0 55458 247794 374499 462470 692667 13441 21651 559505 589443 636 5115 558869 584328 Jackson Hole Public Art forges partnerships for the integration of art into any environment, to inspire lasting cultural, educational, and economic benefits. false false 556365 88417 76733 SEE SCHEDULE O. 556365 true true false false false false false false false false true false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false true false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false true 29 0 8 true false false false false false false false false false false X 9 9 false false false false false false false true true false false true true true true false true false false false X Cumulus Accounting 3072000982 125 Scott Lane Ste 2 Jackson WY 83001 Carrie Geraci Executive Director 40.00 X 115000 0 0 Kea Molnar Chair 0.50 X X 0 0 0 Adam Janak Vice Chair 0.13 X X 0 0 0 Chris Ludwig Treasurer 0.50 X X 0 0 0 Maggie Moore Secretary 0.20 X X 0 0 0 Peggy Davenport Member 0.13 X 0 0 0 Klaus Baer Member 0.13 X 0 0 0 Kristin Revill Member 0.13 X 0 0 0 Alexis Dittmer Member 0.13 X 0 0 0 R Jason Snider Member 0.13 X 0 0 0 Sarah Fischel Member 0.13 X 0 0 0 115000 0 0 1 false false false 170275 174168 291448 635891 Consulting - Projects 926110 76733 0 0 76733 2757 0 2757 0 1063 -1063 -1063 0 0 -1063 714318 76733 0 1694 88417 88417 115000 74750 17250 23000 97541 93555 3986 0 17210 13628 1720 1862 12047 0 12047 0 150381 125381 0 25000 53797 19422 33323 1052 3793 1240 1523 1030 4019 0 2256 1763 8446 5055 2700 691 538 500 38 0 2165 924 1240 1 98 0 98 0 2066 1840 226 0 3409 212 3197 0 Installation Expense 130524 130524 0 0 Merchant & Bank Fees 1745 686 0 1059 Dues & Subscriptions 1213 0 1213 0 Taxes, Licenses & Fees 258 231 27 0 692667 556365 80844 55458 439161 321770 114910 264306 21925 18558 5434 3367 559505 589443 636 5115 636 5115 X 262993 242817 295876 341511 558869 584328 559505 589443 X 21651 3808 X false false false X 0 312014 438273 453182 455969 635891 2295329 0 0 312014 438273 453182 455969 635891 2295329 101111 2194218 856 68 16 206 2757 3903 0 386 -657 -1174 827 0 -618 2298614 251367 0.95460 0.92390 X 0 0 0 RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 0 0 21925 18558 3367 3367 true Art Association of Jackson Hole PO Box 1248 Jackson WY 83001 742547735 5100 art education Grand Teton Music Festival PO Box 9117 Jackson WY 83002 237034152 6000 education/events Jackson Hole Community Radio PO Box 588 Jackson WY 83001 830315227 6000 arts reporting Music Land PO Box 13481 Jackson WY 83002 834582180 5100 music education Off Square Theater Company PO Box 2920 Jackson WY 83001 830323684 5700 theater education People Spread Love PO Box 11061 Jackson WY 83002 871320179 5100 letter writing kits Riot Act Inc PO Box 6735 Jackson WY 83002 331037337 6000 theatrical production Teton Artlab PO Box 1124 Victor ID 83455 263632697 5100 artist residencies Teton Music School PO Box 1557 Jackson WY 83002 833967435 5100 showcase performance Pt I Line 2 JH Public Art voluntarily facilitates the Town of Jackson and Teton Countys Arts for All grant process. The Arts for All grants program distributes social service tax dollars from Teton County, Wyoming for arts education, producing and presenting opportunities, and public projects by individual artists that have a strong community benefit. The application process is listed online and announced locally. A panel of local residents is paid to review grants. The typical award is approximately $2,000-$3,000 per grant cycle. JH Public Art organizes the review of grants and manages awards. All applicants must have 501(c)(3) status or have a fiscal sponsor. Calendar year 2023 included two grant cycles, so the total funds granted were higher than in previous years. Pt VI, Line 11b Organizations Process to Review Form 990: Complete copy reviewed by full Board prior to filing. Pt VI, Line 19 Governing Documents Disclosure Explanation: Governing documents are disclosed to the public upon request. Pt VI, Line 12c All Board members are required to sign a conflict of interest policy annually and disclose any potential conflicts of interest as they arise. Pt XI Other changes in net assets or fund balances: Rounding. Other Part III, Line 4a - Statement of Program Accomplishments 55 ARTISTS HIRED and 10 FREE PLACEMAKING EVENTS WILDWALLS WildWalls conservation murals included 19 temporary wheat paste murals created by 17 artists and sponsored by 5 conservation groups. COMPOUND CAMERA 1,500 visits. The Compound Camera by Pneuhaus is an immersive dome made of 109 inflatable pinhole cameras that each cast a live projection of the surrounding environment to create a stunning tessellated panorama likened to standing inside the eye of a fly. PRETTY SHIELD FOUNDATIONS LIGHTED TEEPEES On behalf of the Intertribal Gathering planning and supporting partners, and in partnership with the Pretty Shield Foundation and Rocky Mountain Tribal Leaders Council, JH Public Art celebrated the connection between communities, culture, and land with the Lighting of the Teepees attended by over 500 community members on Wednesday, October 4th in Phil Baux Park at the base of Snow King Mountain. As the sun set, the audience enjoyed a special performance of REMATRIATE by Patti Baldes, featuring willow buffalo sculptures brought to life by dancers in a reflection of the relationship between Tribes, buffalo, and the land. Followed by the biggest Circle Dance recently seen in Jackson, we then watched the Lighting of the Teepees installation illuminate at dusk, standing as visual reminders of unity and collaboration. SNOW KING CHAIRS Over 30 local businesses and organizations provided support for the Square to Summit project, a public art partnership between Snow King Resort, JH Chamber of Commerce, Town of Jackson, and JH Public Art. Twenty-five salvaged Snow King Summit lift chairs were repurposed as colorful benches and swings to form a walking corridor from downtown Jackson to the Snow King summit. This project celebrates Jacksons unique cultural identity, history, and people by elevating local ski culture, its heritage, and our landscape. The installations provide a place to be outdoors, relax, connect, and discover the history of Snow King Mountain. Signage at each installation celebrates this history, with interpretive support from the JH Historical Museum & Society, as well as recognizes businesses that have contributed funds to the project. GLOWNIGHTS Cloud Lights hovered over the Teton Village Commons at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. Created by designers and fabricators Pneuhaus, these artful inflatables cast warm colors that glowed and reflected in snow. At the Center for the Arts Lawn, five Electric Dandelions rose 25 feet above the landscape. Created by Liquid PXL, a Los Angeles art collective, the sculpture used LED lights to cascade twinkling colors high above the ground. MOBILE STUDIO 500 visits. Free artmaking in parks/neighborhoods. TETON LITERACY SUMMER CAMP WITH COMMUNITY ARTIST WINTER HEATON Students were challenged to consider how the built environment is influenced by natural surroundings and built cardboard models of their forts on the first day, then enlarged their projects on the second day to create structures they could enter and explore. ST. JOHNS HEALTH ART & HEALING PROGRAM JHPA managed artist outreach and coordination for the Art & Healing Program at St. Johns Health. H2O POETRY Matt Daly, local poet and curator of the Poetry Box, worked with community members to design a visually intriguing, collaborative water poem. INDIGENOUS ARTIST AND STUDENT MURAL The four foot by 80-foot mural was created by Wind River artist Colleen Friday, in collaboration with educator Adrienne Vetter and 5th and 7th grade student artists of Fremont County School District #38. The mural represents the Arapaho lifeway of four hills of life (yeneini3i 3o3outeii) and is visually divided into four 20-foot sections that reflect Northern Arapaho culture with seasonal and life ways as interdependent to the buffalo. In mythical times, buffalo were human persons and a source of knowledge about the natural world and our movements through it. SUZANNE MORLOCK COLLABOLRATION WITH COMMUNITY ENTRY SERVICES Local artists Suzanne Morlock worked with Community Entry Services clients to install an artwork they created together at the Center for the Arts. Abuzz is the culmination of a 12-week exploration of the hive, pollinators and creative art making. The investigation included field trips to the public art site, Sage Living pollinator gardens, Pneuhaus Compound Camera, the WildWalls scavenger hunt and a wildflower seed give-away at the Peoples Market in collaboration with Jackson Hole Public Art and High Mountain Pollinators and Bees.