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• ARTSWESTCHESTER IS YOUR CONNECTION TO THE ARTSOur mission is all about making connections. We connect artists and arts organizations to funding, training, performance and exhibition opportunities. We connect teaching artists to schools, daycare and community centers; we connect students to places where they can see and make art; we connect teachers to opportunities for growth and learning.
Through our new website, we connect audiences to opportunities to enjoy the rich and diverse arts scene that makes up Westchester County. ArtsWestchester.org is a user-friendly arts information portal that connects you to a searchable database of hundreds of events – making it your “go to place” for all things relating to the arts in the county.
We connect the public to information with the help of our media partners, Westchester Magazine and Westchester Business Journal (WBJ). Through WBJ, we publish ArtsWNews and ArtsWCalendar; this important part of our work gives valuable exposure to our affiliates, helping them increase ticket sales and earned income.
And, we connect with our neighborhood. In 1998, ArtsWestchester purchased the nine story neo-classical bank building at 31 Mamaroneck Avenue, which has since been transformed into the Arts Exchange, a multi-use resource for artists, cultural organiza-tions, and the community.
ArtsWestchester connects you to the Arts in Westchester.
“The arts energize Westchester.”
Joseph P. Oates Vice President, Con EdisonPresident, ArtsWestchester Board of Trustees
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• ARTSWESTCHESTER BOARD OF TRUSTEES
John Barnes Reckson, a Division of SL Green Realty
Froma Benerofe Arts Patron
Glenn Bianco The Bank Street Group at Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
Stephen K. Dishart Blue Ocean Institute
Shirley Durst Arts Patron
Barbara Elliot Arts Patron
Jonathan File Attorney
Emily Grant Arts Patron
LaRuth Gray New York University
A. Maren Hexter Arts Patron
Peggy Hill Rye Art Center
Betty Himmel Arts Patron
Farooq Kathwari Ethan Allan Global Inc
Bo Kemp Urban Strategist & Financial Planner
Gail Landauer Arts Patron
Ellen Liman Artist
Stephen Malfitano The Purchase Group at Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
Ralph Martinelli Westchester Magazine
Judy Matson Arts Patron
Donald H. McCree III JP Morgan Chase
William McNamee Citigroup Inc.
Lianne Merchant RAIT Securities, LLC
Barbara Z. MonohanWestchester Taxi & Limousine Commission
Marc Potkin Entergy
Lisa Reilly Emelin Theatre
Rodney Reynolds American Legacy Magazine
David Ring Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.
Armando Rodriguez A&A Maintenance Enterprise
Robert Roth John Meyer Consulting, PC
Lawrence Salley Community Leader
Stephen Sansone Untermyer Performing Arts Council
Carol Schmidt Houlihan Lawrence
Judith S. Schwartz New York University
Jamie Shenkman Jacob Burns Foundation
Hannah Shmerler Arts Patron
Deborah Simon Arts Patron
Paula Summa IBM Corporation
Jacqueline Walker Arts Patron
Neil Watson Katonah Museum of Art
Robert Weisz RPW Group
Robert Wiener MAXX Management
Peter G. Wilcox PepsiCo
EX OFFICIO
County Government Representatives
Joseph D. Kenner Assistant to the County Executive
Hon. Judith A. Myers Westchester County Board of Legislators
Hon. John Nonna Westchester County Board of Legislators
Christine Sculti Assistant to the County Executive
John R. Peckham
Chairman, ArtsWestchesterPeckham Industries, Inc.
Joseph P. Oates
President, ArtsWestchesterCon Edison
Janet T. Langsam
Chief Executive Officer, ArtsWestchester
John PeckhamPresident, Peckham Industries Chairman ArtsWestchester
“Getting things done in arts and in
business requires an orchestra, with
each person playing his or her part.”
ArtsWestchester Trustees
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In 2010, ArtsWestchester:
• developed a new website, www.artswestchester.org, to better showcase all of the arts in Westchester; the site is rapidly becoming the go-to place for information about Westchester’s arts and culture scene
• raised awareness about and support for the arts in Westchester through a PSA campaign that features people of all ages and walks of life
• sustained and supported the arts, awarding more than $1 million in grants to cultural organizations and artists
• engaged more than 5,000 people and dozens of community organizations in The Big Read, a literary reading project funded by the National Endowment for the Arts
• expanded Music in the Air to include more than 250 free and affordable outdoor summer concerts
• launched Encuentros Culturales/Cultural Encounters, building awareness of the many events showcasing local Hispanic arts and cultures
• in partnership with its affiliates, expanded the 9th annual Free Arts Day to Free Arts Weekend
• conducted more than 130 artist residencies in schools and community sites
• conducted a summer-jobs-through-the-arts-program and introduced a music mentoring project
• mounted five exhibitions at Mount Vernon Public Library and launched the Mount Vernon Arts Initiative to nurture the development of local arts groups
• provided more than 2,000 hours of technical assistance to artists and organizations
• showcased the work of 166 artists at the Arts Exchange
• ARTSWESTCHESTER YEAR IN REVIEW REPORT FROM THE CEO
Janet Langsam, Chief Executive Officer, ArtsWestchester
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• THE ARTS ARE A PUBLIC PRIVATE-PARTNERSHIP
During the past 45 years, ArtsWestchester has worked hand-in-hand with
Westchester County government to provide residents with access to high quality
and affordable arts experiences. The county’s support leverages private funds from
individuals, foundations and corporations and support from municipal, state and
Federal governments, making the arts a significant economic generator.
We all benefit from arts and culture…most especially our communities. Arts-infused
communities provide kids with productive and challenging activities during school and
after; make our cities, towns and villages vibrant, attractive places to live and work;
foster civic engagement and community pride. It’s where we want to live.
“Like public schools, parks, and
transportation, the arts strengthen
civic life. Everyone should have
access to the arts.”
Lawrence Salley Former Commissioner of Transportation, Westchester County
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• THE ARTS DELIVER A ONE-TWO PUNCH: JOBS AND REVENUE
A study released in 2007 and reconfirmed this year, reveals that the not-for-profit
cultural community in Westchester is an economic driver, responsible for almost $120
million in local spending and some 4,000 jobs. The arts also returned $17.6 million
to state and local government. ArtsWestchester, along with 200 local arts agencies
around the country, regularly partners with Americans for the Arts to develop this
economic analysis. The numbers are striking in light of Westchester County’s new
economic development strategy, which rebrands the county as the Intellectual Capital
of New York. The reasons that highly skilled workers are attracted to Westchester
are the fine schools and fine arts and culture. Without such amenities, Westchester
might be just another run-of-the-mill region with nothing special to offer an educated
and talented workforce.
“When Westchester is on the short
list of a company’s relocation sites,
the arts can make the difference.”
Laurence Gottlieb Director of Economic Development for Westchester County
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• THE ARTS TACKLE SOCIAL ISSUES
Pick up almost any business publication and you will read that 21st century jobs
demand a creative, imaginative, diverse workforce. That’s not news to us or to our
affiliate organizations. Our work in schools improves teaching and learning. But
ArtsWestchester casts a much wider net. Working with social agencies, we help
refocus lives affected by medical, family and social conditions. We bring arts
programs to people with chronic mental illness, as part of a constellation of support
services offered through community mental health agencies; we work in alternative
schools, helping kids develop vital communication and social skills through art-making
residencies; we work in early childhood programs to foster language skills and school
readiness. Our folk arts program seeks out and showcases the cultural traditions of
Westchester residents, celebrating our diversity and building bridges across cultures.
Amy Kohn, Ph.D.CEO, Mental Health Association of Westchester
“I have witnessed the very real healing
power of the arts, as I have watched
clients tap into their dreams and hopes,
and discover their unique voices.”
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Carol Schmidt Houllihan Lawrence, Armonk
• THE ARTS BUILD CREATIVE COMMUNITIES
It’s no secret that the arts are one of the chief indicators of a livable community. It’s
what parents want for their children, along with good schools and sports. It’s what
adults want for themselves. That’s why ArtsWestchester supports organizations
like the Jacob Burns Center in Pleasantville, the Clay Arts Center in Port Chester, the
Paramount Center for Music and the Arts in Peekskill, the Tarrytown Music Hall, the
Pelham Picture House and others.
“In real estate, it is really location,
location, location. The arts
are a big part of what makes
Westchester the perfect location.”
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• THE ARTS ADVANCE A COMMUNITY’S VISION
ArtsWestchester believes that the arts are for everyone. That is why we concentrate
much of our effort on communities that have limited resources, such as Mount Vernon,
Greenburgh and Yonkers. Several years ago, funds from the National Endowment for
the Arts enabled us to mount an exhibition at the Mount Vernon Library. That modest
initiative has developed into the Rotunda Gallery, where we mount a full season of
exhibitions in partnership with the library. In 2010, with support from Westchester
County’s Board of Legislators, we launched the Mount Vernon Arts Initiative. This
project, modeled after the successful Yonkers Arts Initiative, enables us to provide
support and technical assistance to the city’s small and emerging arts groups.
Throughout the year, we served on review panels charged with selecting public art
works for local municipalities, and we participated in cultural planning for Ossining,
Peekskill and New Rochelle.
Opal Brown Lindsay Director, Mount Vernon Public Library
“Arts and libraries are a perfect
couple. They bring together learning,
culture and community.”
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• THE ARTS REACH AND TEACHArtsWestchester has been helping schools infuse arts into the curricula for more than
25 years. Our work in this area has been recognized by state and federal agencies,
as well as corporations. Our supporters understand that the arts are an important
component of a well-rounded education and foster the type of creative thinking,
innovation and problem solving that is increasingly important to the business,
government and not-for-profit sectors.
We also know from experience and research that many students learn more and
retain what they learn longer when they are engaged in an arts-making project based
on curricula concepts. In 2010, we brought teaching artists to schools in Bedford,
Greenburgh, Mount Kisco, Mount Vernon, Pelham and Yonkers. We are completing
the final year of three-year initiative, supported by a $1 million Federal education
grant, to train art teachers in Mount Vernon broadening their knowledge and skills in
many different artistic modalities.
Lianne Merchant Senior Vice President, RAIT Securities, LLC
“The arts contribute to innovation.
Our world depends on students
who can imagine the future.”
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• OUR CULTURAL PARTNERS
Actors Conservatory Theatre
20 Buckingham Road Yonkers, NY (914) 391-6558 www.actshows.org
Antonia Arts, Inc.
PO Box 2211 Peekskill, NY (914) 930-7588 www.antoniaarts.com
Artemis Chamber Ensemble
PO Box 813 Croton-on-Hudson, NY (914) 939-0255 www.artemisensemble.org
A’vitar Foundation of Westchester
616 East Lincoln Avenue Suite C54 Mount Vernon, NY (914) 664-7970 www.avitarfoundation.org
Axial Theatre
PO Box 1004 Yorktown Heights, NY (914) 962-8828 www.axialtheatre.org
Bendheim Performing Arts Center
J.C.C. of Mid-Westchester 999 Wilmot Road Scarsdale, NY (914) 472-3300 www.thebendheim.org
Blue Door Art Association
169 Shonnard Terrace Yonkers, NY (914) 965-3397 www.bluedoorart.org
Blueberry Pond Arts Center
P.O. Box 3023 Ossining, NY (914) 923-3530 www.blueberrypond.org
Caramoor Center for Music & the Arts
149 Girdle Ridge Road / P.O. Box 816 Katonah, NY (914) 232-5035 www.caramoor.org
Castle Gallery at the College of New
Rochelle
29 Castle Place New Rochelle, NY (914) 654-5427 www.cnr.edu/cg.htm
The Chappaqua Orchestra Association
P.O. Box 461 Chappaqua, NY (914) 238-9220 www.chappaquaorchestra.org
Charis Chamber Voices
P.O.Box 601 Bedford, NY (914) 248-7113 www.charisvocals.com
Choral Arts Society, Inc.
P.O. Box 94 Briarcliff Manor, NY (914) 462-3212 www.choralartssociety.org
Clay Art Center
40 Beech Street Port Chester, NY (914) 937-2047 www.clayartcenter.org
Collegium Westchester
34 South Highland Avenue Ossining, NY (914) 282-8611 www.collegiumwestchester.org
Color Camera Club of Westchester
American Legion Post 1038 27 Legion Drive Valhalla, NY (914) 769-7758 www.colorcameraclub.org
Concordia Conservatory
171 White Plains Road Bronxville, NY (914) 395-4507 www.concordiaconservatory.org
Copland House
P.O. Box 2177 Cortlandt Manor, NY (914) 788-4659 www.coplandhouse.org
Croton Council on the Arts
PO Box 277 Croton-on-Hudson, NY (914) 271-1037 www.crotonarts.org
Croton/Cortlandt Center for the Arts
293B Furnace Dock Road Cortlandt Manor, NY (914) 739-4320 www.cccarts.org
Dance in Education Fund /
Steffi Nossen School of Dance 216 Central Avenue White Plains, NY (914) 328-1900 www.steffinossen.org
Westchester County is home to over 140 cultural organizations affiliated with and supported by ArtsWestchester. They have made Westchester County the cultural and artistic hub of the tri-state area.
Our affiliates offer exhibitions, music, dance, folk arts, film, theatre, workshops, festivals, lectures, and classes in all corners of the county and for all segments of Westchester’s diverse population.
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Downtown Music at Grace
33 Church Street White Plains, NY (914) 949-0384 www.DTMusic.org
Eastchester Arts Council
PO Box 74 Eastchester, NY (914) 793-6946
The Emelin Theatre
153 Library Lane Mamaroneck, NY (914) 698-3045 www.emelin.org
Evolve Dance
P.O. Box 324 Tarrytown, NY (914) 924-1087 www.evolvedance.org
Faculty Student Association of
Westchester Community College
Office of Cultural Affairs, Student Ctr, Room 100 75 Grasslands Road Valhalla, NY (914) 606-6567 www.sunywcc.edu
Fine Arts Orchestral
Society
of Yonkers
Yonkers Philharmonic Orchestra 10 McGeory Avenue Bronxville, NY (914) 631-6674 www.yonkersphilharmonic.org
First Unitarian Society of
Westchester
25 Old Jackson Avenue Hasting-on-Hudson, NY (914) 478-2710 http://commongroundfusw.com
Fort Hill Players, Inc.
PO Box 427 White Plains, NY (914) 946-5143 www.forthillplayers.com
Friends of John Jay Homestead
State Historic Site Box 148 Katonah, NY (914) 232-8119 www.johnjayhomestead.org
Friends of Music Concerts, Inc.
38 Teatown Road Croton-on-Hudson, NY (914) 941-6984 www.friendsofmusicconcerts.org
Friends of New Rochelle
Public Library
1 Library Plaza New Rochelle, NY (914) 632-7878 www.nrpl.org
Friends of Philipse Manor Hall
29 Warburton Avenue Yonkers, NY (914) 965-4027 www.philipsemanorfriends.org
Friends of the North Castle Public
Library/Armonk Outdoor Art Show
19 Whippoorwill Road East Armonk, NY (914) 273-4112 www.friendsncpl.org/intro.html
Friends of Warner Library
121 North Broadway Tarrytown, NY (914) 631-7734 www.warnerlibrary.org
Friends of Westchester Band
6 Persimmon Lane White Plains, NY (914) 328-5669
Gladys & Murray Goldstein
Cultural Center Temple Israel of New Rochelle 1000 Pinebrook Boulevard New Rochelle, NY (914) 235-1800 www.tinr.org
Golden Apple Chorus
65 North Broadway Hawthorne, NY (914) 234-3086 www.goldenapplechorus.com
Greenburgh Arts and Culture
Committee 177 Hillside Avenue Greenburgh, NY (914) 682-1574
Greenburgh Public Library
300 Tarrytown Road Elmsford, NY (914) 993-1651 www.greenburghlibrary.org
Greenville Community
Theater
PO Box 291 Scarsdale, NY (914) 235-5843 www.gctstage.org
Ground Glass Inc.
c/o John E. Andrus Retirement Community 185 Old Broadway Hastings-on-Hudson, NY www.groundglassphoto.org
Jo FalconeBetter Homes and GardensRand Realty, White Plains
“People come to White Plains
for many reasons, and the arts
are among them.”
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Hamm & Clov Stage Company
35 Jervis Road Yonkers, NY (914) 963-6222 www.hammandclov.org
Hammond Museum & Japanese Stroll
Garden P.O. Box 326 / 28 Deveau Rd. North Salem, NY (914) 669-5033 www.hammondmuseum.org
Harrison Council for the Arts
P. O. Box 305 Harrison, NY (914) 835-1964 harrisoncouncilforthearts.com
The Harrison Players
P.O. Box 493 Harrison, NY (914) 630-1089 www.harrisonplayers.org
Historic Hudson Valley
150 White Plains Road Tarrytown, NY (914) 631-8200 www.hudsonvalley.org
Hoff-Barthelson Music School
25 School Lane Scarsdale, NY (914) 723-1169 www.hbms.org
Hudson River Museum
511 Warburton Avenue Yonkers, NY (914) 963-4550 www.hrm.org
Hudson River Potters
PO Box 1411 Scarsdale, NY www.hudsonriverpotters.com
Hudson Stage Company
P.O. Box 835 Croton-on-Hudson, NY (914) 271-2811 www.hudsonstage.com
Hudson Valley Center for
Contemporary Art
P.O. Box 209 Peekskill, NY
(914) 788-0100 www.hvcca.org
Hudson Valley Music Club, Inc.
P.O. Box 256 Irvington, NY (914) 478-0417 www.hvmclub.com
The Hudson Valley Writers’ Center
300 Riverside Drive Sleepy Hollow, NY (914) 332-5953 www.writerscenter.org
Iona College Council on the Arts
715 North Avenue New Rochelle, NY (914) 633-2000 www.iona.edu/artscouncil
Irvington Town Hall Theater
Foundation 85 Main Street Irvington, NY (914) 591-5434 www.irvingtontheater.com
Jacob Burns Film Center, Inc.
405 Manville Road Pleasantville, NY (914) 773-7663 www.burnsfilmcenter.org
Jay Heritage Center
210 Boston Post Road / PO Box 661 Rye, NY (914) 698-9275 www.jaycenter.org
Jazz Forum Arts
P.O. Box 172 Dobbs Ferry, NY (914) 674-2005 www.jazzforumarts.org
Jenna’s Dream Inc.
PO Box 1387 Yorktown, NY (914) 769-8834 jeannasdream.org
Katonah Museum of Art 134 Jay Street - Route 22 Katonah, NY (914) 232-9555 www.katonahmuseum.org
Lagond Music School
9 Haven Street Elmsford, NY (914) 345-0512 www.lagondmusic.org
Larchmont-Mamaroneck
Community Television, Inc. 740 West Boston Post Road, Suite 311 Mamaroneck, NY (914) 381-2002 www.lmc-tv.org
Lifetime Arts
PO Box 1027 Pelham, NY (914) 355-2304 www.lifetimearts.org
Lyndhurst, A National Trust
Historic Site
635 South Broadway Tarrytown, NY (914) 631-4481 www.lyndhurst.org
Mamaroneck Artists’ Guild
126 Larchmont Avenue Larchmont, NY (914) 834-1117 www.mamaroneckartistsguild.org
Mamaroneck Village Arts Council
Village Hall 123 Mamaroneck Avenue Mamaroneck, NY (914) 825-8180 www.mvartsc.org
Mohegan Colony Association
Storytelling Festival
P.O. Box 608 Crompound, NY (914) 528-1446 http://mohegancolony.org
Mount Vernon Theater Co.
319 North High Street Mount Vernon, NY (914) 371-7589 mountvernontheatercompany.com
Museum of Arts and Culture
265 Clove Road New Rochelle, NY (914) 576-6518 http://dbmac.org
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Music Conservatory of Westchester
216 Central Avenue White Plains, NY (914) 761-3900 www.musicconservatory.org
Neuberger Museum of Art
Purchase College 735 Anderson Hill Road Purchase, NY (914) 251-6100 www.neuberger.org
New Castle Historical
Society Museum
Horace Greeley House; Box 55 100 King Street Chappaqua, NY (914) 238-4666 www.newcastlehistoricalsociety.org
New Choral Society of
Central Westchester
6 Green Acres Avenue Scarsdale, NY (914) 725-1678 www.newchoralsociety.org
New Rochelle BID
41-43 Westchester Place New Rochelle, NY (914) 654-1506 www.newrochelledowntown.com
New Rochelle Council on
the Arts
515 North Avenue New Rochelle, NY (914) 403-8332 www.newrochellearts.org
New Rochelle Opera, Inc.
P.O. Box 55 New Rochelle, NY (914) 576-0365 www.nropera.org
Niji No Kai
30 Greenwood Lane Valhalla, NY (914) 774-9187
The Nowodworski Foundation
18 Central Way Purdys, NY (914) 552-9247 www.sitenf.org
Organization of Chinese Americans
PO Box 541 White Plains, NY (914) 220-5873 www.oca-whv.org
OSilas Gallery at Concordia College
171 White Plains Road Bronxville, NY (914) 337-9300 www.osilasgallery.org
Ossining Arts Council
P.O. Box 408 Ossining, NY (914) 502-4157 ossiningartscouncil.org
Paramount Center for the Arts Inc.
1008 Brown Street Peekskill, NY (914) 739-2333 www.paramountcenter.org
Peekskill Arts Council
PO Box 2268 Peekskill, NY (914) 737-1646 www.peekskillartscouncil.org
Pelham Art Center
155 5th Avenue Pelham, NY (914) 738-2525 www.pelhamartcenter.org
The Performing Arts Center at
Purchase College
PO Box 140 Purchase, NY (914) 251-6222 www.artscenter.org
Performers of Westchester
PO Box 546 Ardsley, NY (914) 693-2332 www.performersofwestchester.org
The Picture House Regional Film
Center, Inc.
175 Wolfs Lane Pelham, NY
(914) 738-3161 www.thepicturehouse.org
Play Group Theatre
200 Hamilton Avenue Suite #9B White Plains, NY (914) 946-4433 www.playgroup.org
PMT Productions
47 First Avenue Ossining, NY (914) 923-3390 www.pmtproductions.org
Red Monkey Theater Group
22 Main Street Apt 2 Dobbs Ferry, NY (914) 693-1646 www.redmonkeytheater.org
Reilly League of Artists, Inc.
230 Ferris Avenue White Plains, NY (914) 761-6124 www.reillyleague.com
RiverArts
P.O. Box 60
Phillip McGrathProprietor, Iron Horse Grill
“When there’s an event at Jacob
Burns Film Center or the Axial
Theatre, my restaurant is packed
and my wine list is on call.”
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Hastings-on-Hudson, NY (914) 476-2321 www.riverarts.org
The Rye Arts Center
51 Milton Road Rye, NY (914) 967-0700 www.ryeartscenter.org
Sarah Lawrence College
One Mead Way Bronxville, NY (914) 337-0700 www.slc.edu
Saw Mill Summer Theatre
PO Box 452 Chappaqua, NY (914) 993-0600 www.sawmillsummertheatre.com
Scarsdale Arts Council, Inc.
8 Tunstall Road Scarsdale, NY (914) 725-4582
Scarsdale Historical Society
937 Post Road Scarsdale, NY (914) 723-1744 www.scarsdalehistory.org
The School of the Arts at
Purchase College
735 Anderson Hill Road Purchase, NY (914) 251-3980 www.purchase.edu
The Schoolhouse
Theater
P.O. Box 300 / 3 Owens Road Croton Falls, NY (914) 277-8477 www.schoolhousetheater.org
Sing We Enchanted
111 Old Albany Post Road Ossining, NY (914) 282-5590 www.singweenchanted.org
Somers Historical
Society
PO Box 336
Somers, NY (914) 277-4977 www.somershistoricalsoc.org
Songcatchers Inc.
44 Liberty Avenue New Rochelle, NY (914) 654-1178 www.songcatchers.org
Sound Shore Chorale
67 Treno Street New Rochelle, NY (914) 636-1583 www.soundshorechorale.org
Summit Music Festival
270 Washington Avenue Pleasantville, NY (914) 747-2020 www.summitmusicfestival.org
Taconic Opera, Inc.
9 Stacey Court Peekskill, NY (914) 739-2165 www.taconicopera.org
Taghkanic Chorale
P.O. Box 144 Yorktown Heights, NY (914) 737-6707 taghkanicchorale.org
Tarrytown & Sleepy Hollow
Arts Council
P.O. Box 415 Tarrytown, NY (914) 524-0578
Tarrytown Music Hall
43 Prospect Avenue Tarrytown, NY (914) 631-3390 www.tarrytownmusichall.org
Top Line Music and Arts Coalition
98 South Fulton Avenue #203 Mount Vernon, NY (914) 668-4067 www.toplinepd.com
Town of Yorktown Museum
YCCC Building, Top Floor 1974 Commerce Street
Yorktown Heights, NY (914) 962-2970 www.yorktownmuseum.org
Tribes Hill
111 Grasslands Road Valhalla, NY (914) 564-9212 www.tribeshill.com
Untermyer Performing Arts
Council, Inc.
P.O. Box 49 Yonkers, NY (914) 375-3435 www.untermyer.com
Walkabout Clearwater
Sloop
40 Kisco Park Drive Mount Kisco, NY www.walkaboutclearwater.org
Westchester ARC
265 Saw Mill River Road Hawthorne, NY (914) 495-4916 www.westchesterarc.org
The Westchester Ballet
Company
Glenn BiancoSenior Vice President - The Bank Street Group at Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
“The arts provide ‘creative’
capital and creative capital
is essential for economic
development.”
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95 Croton Avenue Ossining, NY (914) 941-4532 www.westchesterballet.org
Westchester Chamber Music
Society, Inc. 51 Kenilworth Road Rye, NY (914) 967-7399
The Westchester Chamber
Symphony
P.O. Box 207 New Rochelle, NY (914) 654-4926 westchesterchamberorchestra.org
Westchester Choral Society, Inc
216 Central Avenue White Plains, NY (914) 761-3900 www.westchesterchoralsociety.org
Westchester Chorale, Inc.
P.O. Box 539 Bronxville, NY (914) 666-6427 westchesterchorale.org
Westchester
Chordsmen
35 Pocantico Road Ossining, NY (914) 941-2741 www.chordsmen.org
Westchester
Community College
Center for the Arts Westchesvter County Center 196 Central Avenue White Plains, NY (914) 606-7510 www.sunywcc.edu/waw
Westchester
Community College
Center for the Digital
Arts
27 North Division Street Peekskill, NY
(914) 606-7300 www.sunywcc.edu/peekskill
Westchester Concert Singers
P.O. Box 178 Pleasantville, NY (845) 279-7705 www.westchesterconcertsingers.org
Westchester Jazz Orchestra
P.O. Box 506 Chappaqua, NY (914) 861-9100 www.westjazzorch.org
Westchester Library System
540 White Plains Rd. Suite 200 Tarrytown, NY (914) 674-3600 www.westchesterlibraries.org
Westchester Musicians Guild
14 Vernon Parkway Mount Vernon, NY (914) 668-4017
Westchester Philharmonic
123 Main Street Lobby Level
White Plains, NY (914) 682-3707 www.westchesterphil.org
Westchester Photographic Society
Auditorium of the Technology Building Westchester Community College Valhalla, NY http://wpsphoto.org
Westchester Putnam Youth
Symphony
P.O. Box 289 Baldwin Place, NY (914) 923-4403 www.windborne.net/wpyss
Westchester Symphonic Winds
333 Mamaroneck Avenue White Plains, NY www.westchestersymphonicwinds.org
Westco Productions, Inc
9 Romar Avenue White Plains, NY (914) 761-7463 www.westcoproductions.org
White Plains Performing
Arts Center, Inc.
11 City Place White Plains, NY (914) 328-1600 www.wppac.com
White Plains Public Library
Foundation
100 Martine Avenue White Plains, NY (914) 422-1406 www.whiteplainslibrary.org
YCP TheaterWorks
2352 Hawthorne Drive Yorktown Heights, NY (914) 962-3431 www.ycptw.org
Youth Theatre Interactions,
Inc.
P. O. Box 1187 Yonkers, NY (914) 963-3040 www.youth-theatre.org
“The arts have helped to make
downtown White Plains a weekend
destination and that’s great for
business.”
Armando RodriguezPresident, A & A Maintenence
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• OUR COMMUNITY PARTNERS
• OUR ARTS IN EDUCATION PARTNERS
Ames Early Childhood Learning Center * Aspire, Inc. * Battle Hill Apts * Boys & Girls Club of Mount Vernon * Boys & Girls Club of Northern Westchester * Can We Talk Pre-school * Carver Center After School * Children’s Center for Learning * The Church of Our Savior - Head Start Program * Cluster, Inc.* Crestview Manor * Doles Senior Center * Dimensions * Family Service of Westchester-Peekskill Family Resource Center * Family Service of Westchester-Youth Forum * Family Service Society of Yonkers - Cottage Place * Franklin Windsor Terrace * Grace House * Grace Plaza * The Guidance Center * Hope House - HDSW * Huguenot House * Intown Apts * Jawanio - Mt. Vernon * Jawanio - Ossining * Jawanio - Yonkers * Julia Dyckman Andres Memorial Children’s Center * Lakeland Children’s Center * Lincoln Towers * Lincoln Rest Home * Lois Bronz Children’s Center * Macedonia Towers * The Mental Health Association of Westchester County * Mohegan Manor Social Club * Mohegan Park Adult Home * Mount Kisco Boys & Girls Club * Mount Vernon Library System * Neighbors Link, Mount Kisco * Palisade Gardens Adult Home * Pathways to Housing * Peekskill Community Service Center * Phelps Continuing Day Treatment * Port Chester Children’s Center * Port Chester Head Start * Rockland Psychiatric Center - Mount Vernon * Rockland Psychiatric Center - New Rochelle * Rockland Psychiatric Center - New Rochelle Manor * Rockland Psychiatric Center - Peekskill * Rockland Psychiatric Center - White Plains * Rockland Psychiatric Center - Yonkers * Rockwell Terrace * Rye Manor * San Andres After School Program * Sanford Terrace * Sterling Club * St. Joseph’s Hospital CDT * St. Peter’s Childcare Center * St. Vincent’s Hospital CDT * Stanford Terrace * Sunnybrook STRIDES * Sunnydale * Sunshine Social Club * Trinity Place Community Center * Town of Greenburgh Lois Bronz Children’s Center * United Way of Westchester and Putnam * Unity Gardens * Washington House * Westchester Community Opportunity Program * Westchester Jewish Community Services - Yonkers Family Center * Westchester Jewish Community Services-Sunshine Social Club * WESTHAB - Coachman Family Center * Westchester Jewish Community Services * WESTHAB – Elm Street Center * WESTHAB - Peak Center (Mt. Vernon) * Westhelp Greenburgh * White Plains Guest * White Plains Hospital CDT * White Plains Youth Bureau * Woodfield Cottage * Youth Forum * YMCA of Yonkers * YWCA – Yonkers.
A.B. Davis Middle School * Anne Hutchinson School * Anne M. Dorner School * Bedford Village Elementary School * Cedar Place School * Claremont School * Clearview School * Colonial School * Commerce Middle School * DeHostos School * DiChiaro School * Early Childhood Program * Edgemont Junior/Senior High School * Emerson Middle School * Enrico Fermi Elementary * Family School 32 * Fox Fire School * Gorton High School * Graham Elementary School * Greenacres School * Greenville School * Grimes Elementary School * Hamilton Elementary * Highview Elementary School * Holmes Elementary * Hostos Micro Society School * Huguenot Nursery School * Immaculate Heart of Mary School * Jefferson Elementary School * Lee F. Jackson Elementary School * Lewisboro Elementary and Fox Lane High School * Lincoln Elementary * Longfellow Elementary School * Longfellow Middle School * Mamaroneck High School * Mandela High School * Midland Elementary School * Mildred E. Strang * MLK Jr. Elementary * Montessori School 31 * Mount Kisco Elementary School * Mount Vernon High School * Nellie Thornton School * Ossining High School * Patricia A. DiChiaro Elementary * PEARLS Hawthorne School * Pelham Middle School * Pennington Elementary School * Pulaski School * RJ Bailey * Robert C Dodson School * Roosevelt School * Scarsdale Middle School * Scholastic Academy * School 5 * School 13 * School 22 * School 23 * School 29 * Seely Place Elementary School * Sleepy Hollow High School * St. Joseph School * Transfiguration School * Traphagen Elementary * Trinity Elementary * Washington Irving School * West Patent Elementary School * White Plains High School * William E. Cottle School * Williams Elementary School * Woodlands Middle School * Woodlands High School * Yonkers High School * Yonkers Montessori Academy
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LEADERS - ($500,000.00 + )
County of Westchester
FOUNDERS - ($100,000.00 + )
New York State Council on the Arts
Entergy
PACESETTERS - ($25,000.00 + )
Joseph & Sophia Abeles Foundation, Inc.
Con Edison
Jacob Burns Foundation
JP Morgan Chase
MAXX Properties / Mr. & Mrs. Robert Wiener
Mr. & Mrs. John Peckham
Reckson, A Division of SL Green Realty
Swiss Re
Wachovia Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Walker
PARTNERS - ($10,000.00 + )
A&A Maintenance Enterprise, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Benerofe
The Margaret A. Cargill Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Elliot
Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Grant
A. Maren Hexter
Betty Himmel
IBM
Jeffrey Lasdon
National Endowment for the Arts
PepsiCo, Inc.
Pernod Ricard
RPW Group
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Schmidt
Mr. & Mrs. Alan Simon
United Way of Westchester & Putnam
Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.
Westchester Magazine
Westfair Communications
SUSTAINERS - ($5,000.00 + )
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry A. Blum
The City of White Plains
Ethan Allen Interiors
Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan E. File
Hudson Valley Hospital Center
John Meyer Consulting PC
Key Bank
Landmark Aviation
The Liman Foundation
Donald H. McCree III
New York Power Authority
Nordstrom
Reader’s Digest Association, Inc.
Ronald McDonald House Charities
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Shmerler
Sound Shore Medical Center
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Weisz
SUPPORTERS - ($1,000.00 + )
Mr. & Mrs. Warren Adelson
Alliance Energy Solutions
Anchin, Block & Anchin LLP
Automated Control Logic
AvalonBay Communities, Inc.
AvPORTS
BDO USA, LLP
Belway Electrical Contracting Corp.
Benerofe Properties Corp.
Dorothy A. Bennett
Glenn Bianco, The Bank Street Group at Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
BNY Mellon Wealth Management
Brown, McMahon & Weinraub, LLC
Burke Supply
Castle Oil Corporation
Citibank, Greenburgh
CodeGreen Solutions
Collins Enterprises, LLC
Community Mutual Savings Bank
Community Services of Harrison
Madeleine Conway Rubenfeld
Crabtree’s Kittle House
Crown Janitorial Products
D&J Industries, L.L.C.
Mr. & Mrs. Richard B. Dannenberg
DGC Capital Contracting Corp
Edmar Janitorial Supplies
Family Management Corporation
Mr. & Mrs. Egidio Farone
Fordham University
Fuller O’Brien Insurance
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Gould
Dr. LaRuth H. Gray
Insuregy Agency, Inc.
J.H. Cohn LLP
Keevily Spero Whitelaw, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kirsch
T.P.U. Local One IATSE
Long Island University
Tony Maddalena
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Malfitano
Martin Stankiewicz Gallery LLC
Barbara Z. Monohan
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Oates
OLA Consulting Engineers
David Osborn
Otis Elevator
Provident Bank
• OUR SUPPORTERS MAKE IT ALL POSSIBLE
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Purchase College SUNY
Mr. & Mrs. Toby G. Ritter
Robison Oil Corp.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Roth
Dr. Judith Schwartz
Sidney Frank Importing Co., Inc
Skyqueen Enterprises
Skyview Plumbing, Heating, & Air Conditioning
Strauss Paper Co, Inc.
Sullivan Architecture PC
The Club at Briarcliff Manor
The Hebrew Home at Riverdale
Tilcon New York, Inc.
Transform
Ann M. Tucker
United Print Group
Vino 100
Joyce Wenglowski
The Westchester Bank
Westchester Community College
Wildwood & Holt of New York, Inc.
Yorke Construction Corp.
Zemsky Green Artists Management, Inc.
PATRONS - ($500.00 + )
Arcadis US
Ann Bennett
Frederick Berdon
Broadview Networks
Burson-Marsteller
Capital One
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Cecil
Macerich Co. Cross County Shopping Center
D’Arcangelo & Co., LLP
Divney Tung Schwalbe, LLP
Excel Transportation
Helaine Friedman
Gellert & Rodner, Esq.
Dennis R. Gilbert
John Gisondi
Giuliani Partners, LLC
Harrison Band Parents Association
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Hellinger
Marjorie S. Isaac
JP McHale Pest Management
The Kensico Cemetery
Mr. & Mrs. Alan Kessler
Kleen Sweep Cleanning Service
Liberty Systems, Inc.
Catherine Mary McDonald
Mr. & Mrs. Alan L. Model
Laura Montoya
Judith Myers
Roy R. & Marie S. Neuberger Foundation Inc.
New England Construction
New York A.R.E.A
Vicky Newman
The Hon. John Nonna
The Osborn
The Parkside Group LLC
Gerard Plunkett
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence A. Rader
Remco Maintenance
Robibero Family Vineyards
Rose & Kiernan Inc.
Sciullo Construction
Scully Construction
The Thayer
The Language Works, Inc.
The Livery Round Table
The Walsh Company
Thompson & Bender
Timeless Seasons Boutique
Turner Construction Company
The Village of Mamaroneck
Viridian Energy & Environmental
WAXIE Sanitary Supply
White Plains Housing Authority
Win Properties Inc.
York International Agency
FRIENDS - ($250.00 + )
A. I. Friedman
African American Men of Westchester
American Legacy Magazine
Ruby Balters
Benedek & Ticehurst
Sheryl Benjamin
Bernard Raymond Inc.
CDT Real Estate Management Corp.
Bob ClyattRobert WeiszPresident, RPW Group
“There is no flourishing
business community without
a thriving arts environment.”
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Construction Industry Council of Westchester And Hudson Valley Inc.
Mary Louise Cox
Culbertson Company of New York
Dennis Noskin Architects
DHTV Productions
Direct Mail of New York
Diversified Investment Advisors, Inc.
Drew Industries
Susan Dubin
Lauren Elliott
Esposito Design Associates, Inc.
Fred Garcia
Carolyn Glickstein
Mr. & Mrs. George Gottlieb
Harrison Central School District
Karen Hauser
Frank W. Hoch
Insurance Information Institute
Ron Jacobson
Katharine Andriotis Photohraphy, LLC
Lois Kempler
Mr. & Mrs. Jules Kroll
Carol J.W. Kurth
Limousine Service of Westchester
MarkNetGroup
MKDA
Laura Mogil
Nicks Electrical Service
Jan Northrup
Northstar Limousine
Patty O’Brien
People’s United Bank
RD Weis Companies
Rodney J. Reynolds
Kathleen Savolt
Paul Schwarz
Donald Stever
Switch Inc.
The Framing Corner
The Lock House
Jan Vinikoor
Wal-Mart
Mrs. George Weissman
The Westchester Community Foundation
Westex Pest Control
DONORS - ($100.00 + )
Norman & Karen Alterman
Barnes & Noble
Doreen Bassin
Bavier Design LLC
Anne Bradner
Suzanne Brainard
Lois Bregstein
Lois Bronz
Margot Burgheimer
Annette Candido
Merrell M. Clark
The College of New Rochelle
Johanna Cooper
Barbara T. Cowen
Richard Diefenbach
Rosemarie Doerr
Rosalie Dolmatch
Linton Dorfman
Jeffrey Elliott
John Farrow
Grace Fass
Ann L. Ferencz
Alfred Fields
Mr. & Mrs. James J. Flood
Susan Geffen
Grace Gliedman
Rita Goldberg
Coni Guhl
Philip Hepp
Timothy Idoni
Marcella Kahn
Franklin Kaiman
Rosalind F. Kaufman
King Lithographers
Stuart Kolbert
Sheldon Manspeizer
Chris Marra
Judy Matson
Karin R. Meyers
Bernice Mitchneck
Augustine Moscatello
Michael Natiello
David Neidhart
David Okun
Richard Organisciak
Noah Parker
Fred Pasqua
Flora Porras
Gail Resen
Rick Rogers
Martin L. Rogowsky
Markham F. Rollins
Dyan Rosenberg
Brian Ruder
Elizabeth Saenger
Judith Saposnick
Dorothy Saraceno
Catherine Scharf
Annette Schehr
Warren Serenbetz
John Shanahan
Mariana Sinishtay
Judith Weber
Alexis C. Weiss
Michael Wekselblatt
Claire Yaffa
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We recognize Reckson as our corporate honoree for
their leadership at the forefront of sustainability…
not only of the built environment but also of the
cultural/creative environment. Their generosity
to ArtsWestchester for 13 years is a key factor in
the development and use of our building, the Arts Exchange. The hands-on
expertise provided by Reckson professionals has helped sustain and preserve
our landmark building.
As a company, Reckson is dedicated to the improvement, efficiency and quality
of the work environment in all its properties, many of which display artwork in
public areas. With 5.5 million square feet of commercial Class A office space
throughout Westchester and Connecticut, Reckson is leading the way with
others to help establish more sustainable development, expanding across a
broad platform of initiatives addressing recycling, energy efficiency, and water
conservation. At Reckson sustainability is not a trend but a social responsibility.
The future development for sustainability holds great promise, and Reckson will
continue to be at the forefront of this effort as an advocate and example. Thank
you, Reckson, for corporate leadership extraordinaire!
• WE ARE PROUD TO SALUTE THE 2010 GALA HONOREES
We honor Swiss Re as a leader in increasing the
dialogue about climate change risks while creating
solutions to address the effects. As a global company,
Swiss Re’s work improves life for millions in developing
economies most vulnerable to the effects of climate
change. Swiss Re develops products and services to mitigate and adapt to
climate risk, making societies more resilient, minimizing the financial impact of
natural disasters on the world economy.
Since opening its American corporate headquarters in Westchester in 1999,
Swiss Re has been an integral part of the community, hosting local non-profit
events at its building with its scenic natural views and spectacular mural in the
lobby. Swiss Re has been a supporter of ArtsWestchester for 13 years, funding
various art and music programs including Fummetto, an exhibition showcasing
the cartoon drawings by artists from Switzerland and Westchester depicting
their views on climate change. We salute Swiss Re for incorporating the arts
into its corporate culture and for sustaining relationships with the local non-
profit community. Congratulations, Swiss Re.
John J. Barnes, Senior Vice President, Reckson, a Division of
SL Green Realty
Matthias Weber Division Head of Property
and Specialty, Swiss Re
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• THE ARTS CELEBRATE 45 YEARS AT OUR 2010 GALA
Our annual gala is more than just a fundraiser. It is our way of publicly saying thank you. As we celebrate 45 years of
serving the community, ArtsWestchester salutes the generosity of all those who made this evening possible:
OUR SPECIAL GALA COMMMITTEE
SPECIAL THANKS
Barbara & Paul Elliot
The Liman Foundation
Deborah & Alan Simon
Sullivan Architecture, P.C.
Westchester BMW
CONTRIBUTIONS
Bavier Design LLC
Cardarelli Design Group, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Cecil
Diversified Investment Advisors, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. James Flood
Ms. Helaine Friedman
Ms. Marjorie S. Isaac
Mr. & Mrs. Alan Kessler
Mr. Richard Organisciak
Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.
AUCTION COORDINATOR
Michele Rella
GALA CATERING
Abigail Kirsch
GALA COORDINATOR
Rose Cappa/Cappa Crucy & Co.
LANDSCAPE DESIGN
& DÉCOR
Luna Landscape Corp. / John DiLuna
RECEPTION QUARTET
Lagond Music School
WINE & SPIRITS
Courtesy of Pernod Ricard
PLATINUM
Entergy
JPMorgan Chase
Reckson, a Division of
SL Green Realty Corp.
Swiss Re
BRONZE
A & A Maintenance
Ethan Allen Interiors, Inc.
Emily & Eugene Grant
A. Maren Hexter
Betty Himmel
IBM
Landmark Aviation
New York Power Authority
Reader’s Digest
Betty Himmel, Committee Chair
Froma Benerofe, Board Member
Jason Black, Reckson, A Division of SL Green Realty
Barbara Elliot, Board Member
John Fry, Sullivan Architecture
Maren Hexter, Board Member
Stephen Malfitano, The Purchase Group at Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
Ralph Martinelli, Westchester Magazine
Barbara Monohan, Westchester County Taxi & Limousine Commission
John Novaria, Swiss Re
Robert Roth, John Meyer Consulting
Lawrence Salley, Board Member
Hannah Shmerler, Board Member
Deborah Simon, Board Member
Ken Theobalds, Entergy
Jacqueline Walker, Board Member
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Froma & Andrew Benerofe
Peckham Industries, Inc.
PepsiCo, Inc.
RPW Group, Inc.
Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.
Sherry & Robert Wiener
GOLD
Jacob Burns Foundation
Carol Schmidt, Houlihan Lawrence
Jacqueline & Arthur Walker
Westchester Magazine
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on 45 years of building the cultural life of this county. The arts have flourished because of Janet Langsam and her hardworking staff.
Best wishes to Westchester’s vibrant arts community! And congratulations to Janet Langsam and ArtsWestchester’s hardworking staff on their commitment to the cultural life of this county.
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We are proud to share in the celebration of the 45th Anniversary of ArtsWestchester. The arts are the heart and soul of our society.
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Jessica Cioffoletti
Daryl Cooper
Ann Fabrizio
Lisa Johnson
Alison Kattleman
Ruth Katz
Salina LeBris
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Jessy Mendez
Joanne Mongelli
Diana Olano
Jim Ormond
Sandy Orsino
Vanessa Reitz
Brittany Steinberg
Eric Siegel
Tom Van Buren
Janet Langsam, Chief Executive Officer
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Westchester’s first office building fuel cell, now supplying about 20 percent of the energy for NYPA’s White Plains office. The 200-kw, clean-burning fuel cell offsets about 1,116 tons of carbon dioxide a year, with waste heat used for lobby area climate control.
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