Staff | Arizona Commission on the Arts

Arizona Commission on the Arts Staff

Executive and Administrative

Jaime Dempsey
Executive Director
(602) 771-6520
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Alex Nelson
Deputy Director
(602) 771-6521
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Kim McCreary-Bourin
Director of Fiscal Operations
(602) 771-6533
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Communications

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Steve Wilcox
Communications Director
(602) 771-6536
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Stacey Wong
Public Relations and Operations Associate
(602) 771-6527
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Grants & Programs

Elisa Radcliffe
Arts Learning Manager
(602) 771-6528
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Bethanne Abramovich
Digital Operations Manager
(602) 771-6532
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Kesha Bruce
Artist Programs Manager
(602) 771-6530
[email protected]

Vacant
Organizational Programs Manager
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Anastasia Freyermuth
Arts Learning and Evaluation Coordinator
(602) 771-6529
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Anna Needham (Red Lake Ojibwe)
Artist Programs Coordinator
(602) 771-6526
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Brad DeBiase
Programs and Grants Coordinator
(602) 771-6534
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Arizona Commission on the Arts

2 days ago

Arts Commission Executive Director, Jaime Dempsey, with Tom Simplot, Senior Deputy Chairman at the National Endowment for the Arts, and Mitch Menchaca, Executive Director for the City of Phoenix Office of Arts and Culture, together today, discussing how the arts fuel opportunity in Arizona communities. ... See MoreSee Less

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Arizona Commission on the Arts

2 days ago

Phoenix New Times article, "How Arizona Artists Are Tackling the High Cost of Health Insurance" features comments from our very own Artist Programs Manager, Kesha Bruce and other working artists. ... See MoreSee Less

How Arizona Artists Are Tackling the High Cost of Health Insurance

How some artists are approaching the high cost of insurance.

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Arizona Commission on the Arts

5 days ago

Congratulations to Clare Hoffman and Grand Canyon Music Festival/Native American Composer Apprentice Program, a finalist for the inaugural Lewis Prize for Music awards, which recognizes ten innovative music changemakers; three finalists will receive $500,000 awards!

The Lewis Prize believes that music leaders who work closely with young people in their communities are critical catalysts for driving positive change in society. www.thelewisprize.org/finalists-2020 ... See MoreSee Less

Finalists 2020 — The Lewis Prize for Music

We are honored to announce the ten Lewis Prize for Music finalists for our three $500,000 inaugural awards. Each finalist is deeply dedicated to strengthening young people in their communities through...

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