2024-10-31T11:14:48-07:00 2023-06-30 844610349 The Clinic of Fine Ops LLC 2138 S Indiana Ave Apt 2111 Chicago IL 60616 990 2022-07-01 743073621 EastSide Arts Alliance EAST 5105336629 PO Box 17008 Oakland CA 94601 Elena Serrano Executive Director 2024-10-31 true true Antoine Hicks P02454495 4154204636 X 2022 2024-10-15 13:58:12Z PO Box 17008 Oakland CA 94601 1679914 false X https://www.eastsideartsalliance.com X 2003 CA Cultural visual a n d performing arts 5 0 0 0 1513138 166567 209 0 1679914 80000 0 689158 0 0 786488 1555646 124268 3728039 3395376 499308 42377 3228731 3352999 Cultural visual a n d performing arts false false 1389567 EastSide Cultural Center ProjectEastSide Arts Alliance (ESAA) has continued to expand its programming ni our EastSide Cultural Center facility. The EastSide Cultural Center also supports over 50 community organizations, artists, musicians, performers, schools and community groups with very affordable multi-use theater space for performances, concerts, celebrations, benefit events, rehearsals, retreats, meetings, trainings, film screenings, and workshops. Our online donor program continues to grow steadily and contributed toward sustaining organizational operations. EastSide Arts Alliance eventsEastside pivoted activities due to the pandemic and restrictions for ni- person events, our weekly poetry open mic, poetry writing workshop moved to an online format and successfully continued with an expanding audience. We introduced Live Arts ni Resistance Virtual with video clips, photo images and interviews with performing artists about their work. Sadly, what would have been our 21st Annual Jazz Arts festival offered free to the public in a local park attracting over 2800 community members had to be cancelled due to pandemic restrictions on public gatherings. Once Eastside si able to reopen ESAA wil continue to hold cultural events which include presentation and production of art exhibitions, Artist talks, townhall educational events, block parties, music concerts, dance, theater, and spoken word events. When re-opened many presented events wil remain free to the public, and free of charge for: panel discussions by artists, healthcare advocates, educators, and community organizers; free monthly video/film screenings; art receptions, and weekly open mic poetry nights. Quarterly visual arts exhibitions and artist talks in our Cultural Center gallery and quarterly ni the Asian Resource Center Gallery in Chinatown, Oakland. Periodic theater workshops, book reading/signing events, family art-making activities, community meetings wil resume and gatherings plus weekly zazen meditation, and periodic Yoga workshops will likely resume and be offered for free and open to the public, when operating normally. Monthly African dance presentations and SUYA, an African cultural evening with DJ, dance, food, and discussions expanded as regular events. Out of our 9-year relationship with NAKA Dance Theater as a resident dance company, the EastSide performing arts series, Live Arts ni Resistance, continues to gain momentum, bringing artists and community together to examine immigration rights, State sponsored violence, and displacement in our communities. Once restrictions are lifted, ESAA will continue to offer concerts ranging trom Jazz to contemporary urban music forms to traditional music from immigrant and indigenous communities representing the diversity of our neighborhood and city. Community Archive and Resource ProjectESAA continued to plan and obtain materials for our Community Archive and Resource Project, a resource library and archive of Movement literature, posters, newsletters, broadsides, photos, and books to be used as historical reference and research materials for community artists and activists of all ages. The majority of the materials are donated to EastSide Arts Alliance specifically for the Project. The intention is to create an accessible, neighborhood resource for youth who are seeking Ethnic Studies materials that their schools or libraries no longer provide and for artists and other community members and artists researching images and content for their work in the community. This si a living archive, working ni conjunction with the activities presented at the EastSide Cultural Center. Neighborhood Arts ProgramIn collaboration with local artists EastSide Arts Alliance produced 2 large-scale public murals ni the neighborhood, including one that serves as an art billboard, addressing neighborhood issues with its image changing every 5-8 months. A second mural was initiated, honoring the legacy of two women leaders of Mujeres Unidas y Activas, covers 2 sides of a warehouse that is now serving as a community art-making and outdoor gathering space coordinated by EastSide Arts Alliance.1)As a part of the development of the Black Cultural Zone EastSide produced a block party designed to be a pop-up cultural plaza.2)Our annual collaboration event with Navarrete x Kajiyama Dance Theater and Mujeres Unidas y Activas, El Dia de las Madres (Mothers Day) was cancelled due to pandemic restrictions. 3)Now in its eighth year at the EastSide Cultural Center, Dance Naganuma companys The Girl Project, continues as a program of EastSide Arts Alliance. The Girl Project is a free, series of arts and empowerment workshops offered to Middle School age girls during Spring and Summer Oakland Unified School District breaks (total of 3weeks) plus periodic after-school arts and community building workshop sessions during the school year. The program continued to operate virtual weekly workshop that included cooking classes, drawing, painting, and singing.4)EastSide Mosaics, a program of EastSide Arts Alliance was commissioned to create a second exterior tile mosaic mural on Camino 23 Apartments, an affordable housing development a few doors down from the EastSide Cultural Center. HAVENHAVEN si a cultural media production and distribution initiative for housing justice aimed at local Bay Area voters. It is a project of EastSide Arts Alliance conceived by artist-activist Ryan Austin (RyanNicole), inspired by the Shift The Narrative Table convenings facilitated by the Non Profit Housing Association and the San Francisco Foundation. Objectively, HAVEN is purposed to engage local artists, media makers, experts, and leaders ni the related fields of housing and racial justice to share their perspectives, experiences and testimonies on housing ni the Bay Area. Through the creation and distribution of social justice media (music, art, film, comedy, memes), HAVEN invites members of the Bay Area community to radically imagine more just neighborhoods and cities.Black Cultural ZoneWith support from EastSide Arts Alliance, the Black Cultural Zone (BCZ) has obtained nonprofit 501(c)(3) status and has hired an Executive Director. As a collaboration of cultural, faith-based, business and arts organizations along the thoroughfare that runs through East Oakland the BCs purpose si to convene community to discuss, plan, organize and implement more festivals and public art spaces that honor and claim our diverse peoples history and presence in these neighborhoods along our International Blvd. toward creation of a Black Cultural Zone ni deep East Oakland. Initially spearheaded by EastSide Arts Alliance and East Oakland Building Healthy Communities, the Black Cultural Zone would spur black business development, arts-based entrepreneurship, gardens, food equity, and affordable housing. Ultimately, a cultural center in every East Oakland neighborhood would make for a healthier, safer, and vibrant City and we are excited to share our experiences and support those efforts. After-School Arts Workshops for YouthArts workshops offered to more than 50 youth ages 10-22. Al workshops are offered free of charge. Youth programs include: 1)The Girl Project - a free series of arts and empowerment workshops for Middle School age girls during OUSD Summer Break (total of 2 weeks). Workshops in dance, visual arts, creative writing, gardening, neighborhood spaces planning, bike riding, self-defense and new music were offered to neighborhood girls.2)Periodic intern workshops for High School age youth focusing on project-based design/art production, trainings offered free of charge. By mid-March fo 2020, the youth programming had to switch to a virtualplatform, and were presented on a weekly, instead of bi-weekly basis so as not ot overburden youth who had to spend entire days doing online learning. Fiscal SponsorshipsEastSide continued to provide fiscal sponsor support to artists and arts organizations. These included: 1)Black Cultural Zone (BCZ) - a project conceived of by EastSide Arts Alliance as a way to build community self-determination ni deep East Oakland. EastSide has been the fiscal sponsor for this work until a new BCZ Community Development Corporation was formed.2)Damon Taylor Dame Drummer and The Loveolution event3)Spirithaus agrant to provide support for anewBlack Arts venue ni Oakland that features music, poetry with a visual arts gallery.4)Kev Choice a grant to complete and distribute a new album and video, Social Distancing. 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