COMMUNITY SERVICES
FINE ARTS SUMMARY OF SERVICES
The Irvine Fine Arts Center offers a variety of classes and workshops for children, teens, and adults in ceramics, sculpture, culinary arts, drawing, painting, jewelry, photography, printmaking, and traditional arts such as mosaic, floral design, knitting, quilting, and sewing. Afterschool programs and arts camps are provided for youth, and the innovative Open Studio program provides an opportunity for individuals to work independently on their own art projects. The Fine Arts Center also offers multiple art exhibitions, opening receptions, and lectures. Innovative Programs: Presented exhibition and arts programming at four new City events: Spring Around the World, Juneteenth, Mid-Autumn Festival, and Fiesta Latina. Launched the Art at City Hall series with Old Towne Irvine, Chloe Jeongmyo Kim: Transplanted Panorama, and Suburban Ecologies exhibitions. Statewide Award: Awarded 2021 California Park & Recreation Society Award of Excellence in the Marketing & Communications category for the Art Beat activity guide redesign. Policy Additions : Created Arts Committee bylaws, and added sections for Public Art, Murals, and Donations to the Exhibition Policy. Accomplishments
Performance Measures
Dept Goal
2020-21 Actuals
2021-22 Actuals
2022-23 Estimate
2023-24 Budget
Performance Measure
Target
Number of program and event participants
17,500
7,000
15,196
17,000
17,500
II
Number of exhibition attendees
3,200
200
3,246
3,200
3,200
II
Number of service hours provided by volunteers
4,000
0
3,762
4,000
4,000
III
FY 2023-25 Adopted Budget
195
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