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
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Claudio Dicochea
Organizational Programs Manager
(602) 771-6517
[email protected]

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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
[email protected]

Brad DeBiase
Programs and Grants Coordinator
(602) 771-6534
[email protected]

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Arizona Commission on the Arts

3 days ago

The U.S. Small Business Administration will begin accepting applications for Shuttered Venue Operators Grants tomorrow, April 8! Find the latest info and resources on our SVO page. ... See MoreSee Less

Shuttered Venue Operators Grant | US Small Business Administration

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Eligible applicants may qualify for SVO Grants equal to 45% of their gross earned revenue, with the maximum amount available for a single grant award of $10 million. $2 billion is reserved for eligibl...

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Arizona Commission on the Arts

1 week ago

According to new data released on March 30, 2021, by the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) and the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), Arizona’s arts and culture industries contributed $10.87 Billion to the state’s economy in 2019, employing nearly 89,033 Arizonans who earned a combined $5.59 Billion, contributing more to the State’s economy than mining, agriculture, and forestry combined. ... See MoreSee Less

New Report: Pre-pandemic Arts and Culture Contributed $10.9 Billion to Arizona’s Economy

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According to new data released on March 30, 2021, by the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) and the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), Arizona’s arts and culture industries contributed $10.8...

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Arizona Commission on the Arts

2 weeks ago

Over 100 lessons presented by professional Arizona teaching artists are now available for viewing free of charge! Interested in trying out watercolor painting? How about taiko drumming? Looking for fun, creatively stimulating activities for small children? Do you know an older adult looking for ways to keep their bodies and minds active? Our new Virtual Mini-Lessons (VML) page has something for everyone! ... See MoreSee Less

Virtual Mini-Lessons: Arizona Teaching Artists On Demand!I

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Interested in trying out watercolor painting? How about taiko drumming? Looking for fun, creatively stimulating activities for small children? Do you know an older adult looking for ways to keep their...

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