2025-08-15T15:43:24-04:00 2024-09-30 992875068 BKPSF INCORPORATED PO BOX 519 Benicia CA 94510 990 2023-10-01 943314658 SANCHEZ ART CENTER SANC 1220 - B LINDA MAR BLVD Pacifica CA 94044 CINDY ABBOTT EXECUTIVE DIREC 6503551894 2025-08-15 false true Barjinderjit Singh P10576313 6507381230 2025-08-15 2023 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z 306518 false X WWW.SANCHEZARTCENTER.ORG X 1998 CA Creating Community through Art. We accomplish our mission by providing free exhibitions of emerging and established California and west coast artists, education and engagement designed to make art accessible to people of all ages and backgrounds and affordable art studios. 9 9 4 0 0 122362 29075 284719 277443 0 21600 0 428681 306518 0 0 127869 139263 0 6605 162830 180193 290699 319456 137982 -12938 455586 443010 20722 21084 434864 421926 Creating Community through Art. We accomplish our mission by providing free exhibitions of emerging and established California and west coast artists, education and engagement designed to make art accessible to people of all ages and backgrounds and affordable art studios. false false 135873 111004 Exhibition ProgramSanchez Art Center (SAC) welcomed 5,300 (duplicated) visitors for a full year of creative programmingincluding seventeen in-person exhibitions. Two of these exhibitions were paired with virtual shows,providing opportunity to return to the works remotely or to engage with for the first time via the worldwide web. The Left Coast Annual Juried Exhibition, open to artists in California, Oregon, Washington,Alaska and Hawaii had a record number of entries for juror Janna Keegan who was more than upto the task of reviewing the +1,200 entries of contemporary work, selecting 54 pieces by 47 artists toshow in the galleries. Ecological concerns echoed throughout the show including an art quilt visuallydocumenting 172 years of meteorlogical data reflecting the rise in global temperatures, the feelingsevoked by a bomb cyclone that impacted the artists local beach, and artforms that reflected deep seapolymetallic nodules causing viewers to pause on the unknown implications of global deep sea mining.Material necessities were poignantly presented in a concrete travel bag with a frayed strap, calling toour attention the heavy weight that must be carried by individuals without a place to permanently liveand must carry these belongings with them on a daily basis. The Juror and Artist Gallery Walk was alsoconducted virtually providing the opportunity for more people to participate. The 2023 LCA AwardsExhibition that was held concurrently, offered an array of texture and color with the work of Uma RaniIyli who created works out of vibrant silk threads from saris part of the artists culture and Tara Dalyworking in textile, clay and paint led us to ponder modern culture and challenged viewers to considerecological and more gentle alternatives. Artists showing in the Main Gallery were: Foad Satterfield,Then is Now, 1995-2023 presenting impressionistic abstractions of beloved natural environments;renowned watercolorist Gary Bukovnik, Forever Spring that included three dimensional sculpturecomplimenting the floral images; Chandrika Marla, Chromatic Edge exploring the feminine, inspired bywomen, their relationships to each other and themselves; and, a group show presenting the vitality ofthe art practices being engaged with by Skyline College Art Faculty. The East Gallery displayed a strongarray of mediums and important cultural work: Fog Fest Invitational, a photography show; BurlingamePlein Air Painters: Canopy calling attention to the beautify and value of trees to our urban and naturallandscape; Studio Art Quilt Associates Prism Play presented a full spectrum of color via 62monochrome panels; and Bay Area Artists of Color, Food for Thought honored the earth, sun andwater as the source of life; the unsung who grow, prepare and distribute our food; and the overlookedwho hunger in this land of plenty. The Food for Thou The Food for Thought exhibition included a screening of Strawberry Picker a 30 minute documentary about, and talk with, printmaker Juan R. Fuentes and the films producer from Inspira Studios. The 16 th Annual 50|50 Show was juried by Andra Norris, Andra Norris Gallery, Burlingame. The Art Guild of Pacifica themed shows were: Light & Shadow; The Four Seasons; Myth & Magic and Treasure(s), and the Guilds 66 th Annual Members Show! And 65 thAnnual Awards Show. Main Gallery show included educational artists talks as a way to be moreconnected with the artists, their work and inspiration. East Gallery exhibitions included communityengagement activities including making ones own mini art quilt, gallery guides for exhibitions, and artiststalks and gallery walks. 115828 7078 Arts Education and Community EngagementSanchez Goes to School, Sanchez Art Centers award-winning program, Sanchez Goes to School,continued providing a full 15 art lessons for each TK 5 th grade student at Sunset Ridge ElementarySchool. The program is conducted during the school day and provided nearly 400 students hands on artmaking and an introduction to a variety of contemporary and historic artists and artworks. Bringing artto the classroom has been critical as children have continued to work through the isolation and socialdisruption of the pandemic in their early years. Six summer camps were held, providing week-longsessions with 52 children, ages 6 15, participating. Two scholarships were given to ensure opportunityfor those who might not otherwise be able to The programming included mixed media/printmaking,messy art from painting to assemblage, and filmmaking.Sanchez Art Center working with the Pacifica Collaborative and Pacificans Care, developed and coordinated community engagement programs to encourage kindness. To displace racist remarks maderemotely during public meetings, a pre-city council program was arranged with an artist who sangaffirmations written by the public and accompanied by a healing sound bowl. For a read-aloud programheld within the school district SAC provided books on kindness to be read to students in the K-5 th grade.A local artist was engaged to create the poster for a community sing-along that brought 120 people ofall ages to the adjoining concert hall to sing a song-list focused on hope and kindness that upliftedspirits. Large community events held for Earth Day and Pride Week also featured kindness with SACproviding the supplies for making small scratch art pieces that were made into buttons to take away andwear.SAC studio artists and visiting AGP members welcomed over 550 visitors to Open Studios in May,engaging with the community-at-large about their artistic practice in their workspaces. Additionally, several studio artists held a number of small group workshops either in their studios or in the Mary Harris Arts Education room, covering diverse mediums such as alcohol ink, collage and mixed media and jewelry making (reaching around 45 adults). Handmade Pacifica, an outdoor artisan/maker faire brought another 500 people to the center in July, providing the opportunity for local creators to share about their work and the visitors to buy locally made products.SAC staff continued in the role of providing guidance to artist about the approval process for public artprojects as a member of the City of Pacificas Public/Art Mural Subcommittee. SAC Executive Director also served another year as juror for the San Mateo County Parks Foundation Fine Art Poster Call for Entry, working with a group of jurors to select three artists to create fine art posters for individual parks in the system. SAC continued coordination for the Pacific Coast Fog Fest s annual Photography Contest.Over 60 submissions were received and over 65,000 viewed the display over two days 51381 159361 19 studios leased to 30 artists meeting selection criteria; rates are below market and lease terms are limited. 303082 true false false false false false false false false false true false false true true false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false true 5 0 true 4 true false false false false false false false 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 true true false false false CA X CINDY ABBOTT 6503551894 1220 - B LINDA MAR BLVD Pacifica CA 94044 X MICHELE TRAUSCH DIRECTOR 1.00 0.00 X 0 0 0 JAN HANWAY DIRECTOR 1.00 0.00 X 0 0 0 LINETTE MORALES DIRECTOR 1.00 0.00 X 0 0 0 ANDREW LEONE DIRECTOR 2.00 0.00 X 0 0 0 PETER LOEB DIRECTOR 1.00 0.00 X 0 0 0 SUMMER LEE DIRECTOR 1.00 0.00 X 0 0 0 CINDY ABBOTT EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 40.00 0.00 X 0 0 0 ARTHUR TAKAYAMA PRESIDENT 2.00 0.00 X X 0 0 0 BONNIE MILLER TREASURER 2.00 0.00 X X 0 0 0 MARYANN DRESNER SECRETARY 2.00 0.00 X X 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 false false false 29075 29075 STUDIO RENTAL 532000 159361 159361 EXHIBITIONS 711300 111004 111004 ART EDUCATION 711300 7078 7078 277443 306518 277443 0 0 X 74080 66672 3704 3704 53478 50267 2294 917 1277 1149 64 64 10428 9386 521 521 11314 10182 566 566 68845 68845 9690 9205 485 35288 35288 863 777 43 43 40561 38786 1775 572 572 7463 7090 373 OTHER EXPENSES 1561 1561 BANK SERVICE CHARGES 3465 3119 173 173 MEMBERSHIP FEES 440 183 125 132 131 131 319456 303082 9769 6605 430967 341961 18767 18767 12336 12336 5852 82282 455586 443010 20722 21084 20722 21084 X 434864 421926 434864 421926 455586 443010 -12938 0 X false false X 78091 87786 33967 122362 29075 351281 216001 260654 292234 284719 277443 1331051 294092 348440 326201 407081 306518 1682332 1682332 5 5 5 5 294097 348440 326201 407081 306518 1682337 1.00000 1.00000 0.00000 0.00000 X 12336 12336 COLLECTIONS ARTS ETC 1752 LEASEHOLD IMPROVEMENTS 80530 82282 SECURITY DEPOSITS 13706 ACCRUED SALES TAX 4956 ACCRUED PAYROLL TAXES 2422 21084 Form 990 governing body review Part VI line 11 FORM 990 IS DELIVERED TO THE TREASURER AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR WHO REVIEWS AND APPROVES THE FORM BEFORE FILING. 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