2025-04-01T19:11:12-04:00 2024-12-31 990 2024-01-01 900824026 SPLASH % Charlie Newton Executive Director SPLA 4236243915 1814 WHEELER AVE CHATTANOOGA TN 374062945 IANTHA NEWTON Secretary Treasurer 2025-04-02 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z Charlie Newton Executive Director 1814 WHEELER AVE CHATTANOOGA TN 374062945 242132 false X www.splashyouthartsworkshop.org X 2012 TN SPLASH gives arts enrichment and quality art classes to low-income urban youth immersing them in local gallery and artisan market activities. We have a roster of teaching artists from diverse backgrounds who assist us in our mission which includes our arts after-school programs at local schools and youth centers - serving local youth from 3-16yrs old. We also provide arts enrichment to seniors centers and family homeless shelters. 7 6 2 20 0 0 234823 223783 14625 18219 0 130 0 0 249448 242132 2250 1000 0 0 95733 112949 0 0 8238 109996 101877 207979 215826 41469 26306 189815 213875 0 0 189815 213875 SPLASH provides arts enrichment which relies heavily on an apprentice style art instruction in a professional artist studio to low-income urban youth. Immersing them in the local art museum galleries and artisan market activities for real world art experiences. We provide quality after-school arts programming to local schools and other youth groups including the juvenile detention center. Our roster maintains a core group of 7 regular teaching artists to serve local youth from 3-16yrs old. We also provide arts enrichment to seniors at adult day care centers. false false 35116 0 0 "I Made This" is an expansive program that actively engaged around 250 students from pre-K to age 16 including 30 seniors Incarcerated Youth and homeless families who received free art classes in 2024 to learn fundamental art principles and techniques through a hands-on approach. The projects incorporate elements of Art History Culture various genres styles mediums and approaches to art-creation. The program takes place at the Chattanooga Public Library Orchard Knob Elementary School Brown Academy Life Care of Hixson The Chattanooga Foundation Hamilton County Juvenile Detention Center Glenwood Recreation Center and a Kindergartner center in East Chattanooga. 32782 0 18219 "Art Tank" is a program engaging 120 students with apprenticeship-based youth arts training. The Art Tank led by 5 Teaching Artists is an extension of our entrepreneur program that introduces the business of art to kids aged 4 to 16. We teach design fabrication quality control framing marketing and presentation for exhibition and sales at festivals markets art fairs and galleries. The kids learn studio practice and get to make the connections between good studio practice and reward. They create and critique their work while being mentored by teaching artists in art practices as well as behavior collaboration skills studio and workplace etiquette critical analysis self-pride pricing display design salesmanship and all the things necessary for a successful career. This program takes place at the Chattanooga Public Library Orchard Knob Elementary School Brown Academy and Lynns Playpen in East Chattanooga. 18596 0 0 "Capacity Building" SPLASH set up satellite operations at the Chattanooga Public Library to retain student numbers during relocation which exposure continues to expand our student base. Our strategy is to: 1. Increase the budget through fundraising initiatives. Increase private donor base. Increase funds from grants. Attract corporate sponsorship. Present the Splash Summer Arts Festival. 2. Increase the number of kids engaged. Teach art to new students all over Chattanooga via schools churches and community organizations. Employ additional art teachers to handle increased student numbers. 3. Acquire additional space for operations while the building is being remodeledto expand capacity. Continue conferences with the architects owners and stakeholders to integrate SPLASH programming throughout the building. 4. Build future leaders by mentoring through our apprenticeship program and employment in thecommunity. 5. Market SPLASH kids art citywide. 18596 0 0 "Art is for Everyone" The only visual art class in the neighborhood Art is for Everyone reached 117 under-served kids with professional art training discovering and developing young underestimated and underserved mostly African American youth with free art training. This project introduced many kids to making serious art for the first time. They worked with 6 professional exhibiting artists learning various skills about drawing or painting. Volunteers were present to help encourage and work with the young artists. They learned basic principles and techniques through an intricate and patient hands-on approach. They learned the proper way to hold utensils posture and mixing of paints and gained a larger vocabulary both artistically and literally. Studio Practice and production are very important and students pursue their ideas in a directed but patient way. After the project their art was framed and exhibited at AVA Gallery selling some $1500 worth of art with the kids receiving half of the sales. Spanning multiple locations the program took place at the Chattanooga Public Library Orchard Knob Elementary School Brown Academy Life Care of Hixson The Chattanooga Foundation Hamilton County Juvenile Detention Center Glenwood Recreation Center and Lynns Playpen in East Chattanooga. 16500 0 0 "Shelter in Art" served 260 children adults and seniors addresses the psychological stress of our current times associated with inclusion justice homelessness incarceration and social issues centered around justice and racism by providing an alternative outlet the art studio fabrication environment for children seniors juveniles the homeless and their families using art as a catalyst for mindfulness psychological and emotional healing. Our partners include: Chattanooga Foundation Chattanooga Room in the Inn The Reserve at Mountain Pass Lifecare of Hixson Juvenile Detention Center Lynns Playpen Orchard Knob Middle Kingdom Partners Brown Academy Chattanooga Public Library Boys and Girls Club Hardy Elementary CHI Memorial 12788 0 0 "A Place of Healing" 250 participants is a collaborative effort between SPLASH Project Lead and Memorial Hospital in Chattanooga Project Support culminating in a year-long exhibition that will be seen by literally thousands of visitors to Memorial hospital. This project has three placemaking efforts to help connect and understand people place and the community: education the creation of new art and exhibition. Education: Splash students study the history of art for healing for seven months creating their own healing art led by lead artist Charlie Newton and Splash teaching artists. They learned about healing art from guest lecturer Chyela Rowe manager of Arts therapies and Well-Being at Memorial Hospital. New Art: Students were guided through processes and art techniques of various artists and genres while creating works of art for healing 30-50 student works will be available for the exhibit. Splash lead artists Charlie and Iantha Newton created a suite of paintings on Healing 5-10 works each will be available for the exhibit. 12000 0 0 "Art POPS" served 150 participants. SPLASH conducted weekly Popup art classes at the Hamilton County Juvenile Detention Center Chattanooga Public Library and McClellan Family Shelter. These classes were open to anyone of all ages. The juvenile court has changing populations as does the McClellan shelter. The Tuesday class at the Juvenile Court engages troubled teens from 12-19 20 students. The Wednesday pop-up class at the library which has a diverse and evolving clientele and intergenerational accommodates families and kids of all ages 45 students. The Friday class at the McClellan Shelter serves homeless families intergenerational and kids of all ages including babies 32 students. We also prepare 32 meals to be served after each class. The total number of students in the Pop-Ups is around 97 to 100 per week added to the current weekly total of around 150 twice the amount as last year. All art supplies are included. After each class the students have finished artwork to take home. 6600 0 0 "Art Helps" serves approx. 40 and is a transformative art program designed to bring hope creativity and a sense of achievement to homeless families housed at the CHATT Foundation. Through weekly art classes SPLASH will empower these families and seniors by providing them with an opportunity for self-expression strengthening family bonds and fostering a supportive community. The project will not only include art instruction but also provide meals after each class. Some of the artworks will be framed and included in SPLASH art shows. To ensure the success of this project we employ four to six skilled teaching artists and an assistant who leads the classes providing guidance and inspiration to the students. Additionally two dedicated volunteers help prepare the meals. 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Part VI, Line 8a We have a planning committee for our annual Art Festival Fundraiser. They do not act on behalf of the governing body. Part VI, Line 11a The 990 is not reviewed by our board. Part VI, Line 15 The Board all independent persons came together and agreed upon the CEO compensation included at a special 2024 budget meeting. The budget had been circulated prior to the meeting for their scrutiny. All members approved of the figures therein. Part VI, Line 19 Documents are provided on request via any medium. Part IX, Line 11g 11g: Other Fees for Non-Employee services: Art instructors for year-round classes and art events $60641.22 - Festival Entertainers $4,350.00 - Festival Security officers - $660.00 Part VIII Line 2 | Explanation:| This is total program service fees: $16,269 Part IX Line 2 | Explanation:| $500 Grant hardship grant to Adult artist. $500 grant to a SPLASH student leaving for college. Part IX Line 11 | Explanation:| Line: 11e. $325 Student apprentice. $1,200 Year round "Art Tank" program - 50% of artwork sale to student artists. $470.03 Application fee. $209 Online security service. $50 Festival art sale commission to student. $1,491.60 Meeting travel conference. $227.46 Printing festival. $167.60 Printing copying. $714.47 Books subscriptions. $368.41 P.O. Box Postage. $600 Payroll fees.$417.26 Bank fees. ------- TOTAL: $6240.83 Part IX Line 11 | Explanation:| 11g: Other Fees for Non-Employee services: Art instructors for year-round classes and art events $60641.22 - Festival Entertainers $4,350.00 - Festival Security officers - $660.00