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YO U N G A R T S
YO U N G A R T S
YO U N G A R T S
YO U N G A R T S
WEEK
LA
MIAMI
NY
T H U R S D AY | 0 3 . 1 0 . 1 6 | 6 : 3 0 P M
VISUAL ARTS, DESIGN +
PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION
7:30 PM
JAZZ, WRITERS’ READINGS +
C I N E M AT I C A R T S S C R E E N I N G S
A T T H E C O L O N Y T H E A T R E
1 0 4 0 L I N C O L N R D , M I A M I
YOU NGARTS MIAMI SCH E DU LE
A T T H E Y O U N G A R T S C A M P U S
2 1 0 0 B I S C A Y N E B L V D , M I A M I
B E A C H
F R I D AY | 0 3 . 1 1 . 1 6 | 8 P M
T H E AT E R , VO I C E , DA N C E +
MUSIC PERFORMANCE
DI R EC TED BY J EN WALDM AN
S AT U R D AY | 0 3 . 1 2 . 1 6 | 8 P M
T H E AT E R , VO I C E , DA N C E +
MUSIC PERFORMANCE
D I R E C T E D BY YA R A T R AV I E S O
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ABOUT YOUNGARTS...................................... 9
ABOUT YOUNGARTS MIAMI............................ 1 1
CHANGING A LIFE IS LIFE-CHANGING...............13
TA B L E O F CO N T E N T S
WELCOME TO YOUNGARTS MIAMI........................ 7
Y O U N G A R T S M I A M I P A R T I C I P A N T S .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 5
Y O U N G A R T S M I A M I F A C U L T Y. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 2
Y O U N G A R T S M I A M I M E N T O R S. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 6
Y O U N G A R T S M I A M I P A R E N T S .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 8
B O A R D O F T R U S T E E S. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 0
A N N U A L S U P P O R T E R S .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 2
Y O U N G A R T S M I A M I P R O D U C T I O N T E A M.. . . . . . . . . . . 3 7
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS................................... 38
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YoungArts Miami is one of three regional programs modeled
after our national YoungArts Week. All of our programs provide
us with the opportunity to further showcase and nurture the
talents of our young winners. This year’s program offers close to
100 students intense master classes and workshops with renowned
artists, and the opportunity to share their creativity with the public
through performances, readings, exhibitions and screenings.
WE LCOM E TO YOU NGARTS MIAMI
The National YoungArts Foundation is celebrating its 35th Anniversary.
That means 35 years of identifying and nurturing the most accomplished
young artists in the visual, literary, design and performing arts. The
YoungArts Miami regional program promises to be a transformative
experience for those who participate in our classes, workshops and
performances, and for audience members as well. We are tremendously
proud of our YoungArts winners. Their hard work, dedication and
talent has inspired us and taught us what it means to be a true artist.
These artists are among the nation’s most talented artists, ages 15-18,
who were selected through a blind adjudication process as the 2016
YoungArts Winners. These artists are already so accomplished that
you will have a hard time remembering that they are just beginning
their careers. By all means, they are the artistic voices of the future.
Be on the look-out for future YoungArts programs featuring our YoungArts
Winners past and present. On our campus in Miami, we host an intimate
Salon Series, sponsored by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation,
featuring our alumni and master teachers; a public performance series on
the YoungArts Plaza, Outside the Box; and much more. We look forward
to our next regional program, YoungArts New York, to be held April 12-17.
Our season concludes in Washington, D.C. when twenty YoungArts Winners
will be named U.S. Presidential Scholars in the Arts, and will show their
work at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts on June 20.
Thank you for supporting the next generation of artists with your
attendance, applause and contributions. I also want to extend a
special thank you to the parents, teachers and schools who have
nurtured these young talents throughout the years. Without
you, they would not be selected and featured by us today.
Sincerely,
Richard Kohan
Chair, Board of Trustees
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YoungArts’ signature program is an application-based award for emerging
artists ages 15–18 or in grades 10–12 from across the United States. Selected
from a pool of more than an average of 11,000 applications (in 2015, the
organization received a record-breaking number of more than 12,000
applications), YoungArts Winners receive valuable support, including
financial awards of up to $10,000, professional development and educational
experiences working with renowned mentors—such as Mikhail Baryshnikov,
Sarah Brightman, Plácido Domingo, Frank Gehry, Jeff Koons, Wynton Marsalis,
Rebecca Walker and Carrie Mae Weems—and performance and exhibition
opportunities at some of the nation’s leading cultural institutions, including
the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts (Washington, D.C.), The
Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York), The Museum of Modern Art (New
York) and New World Center (Miami). Additionally, YoungArts Winners are
eligible for nomination as a U.S. Presidential Scholar in the Arts, one of the
nation’s highest honors for high school students who exemplify academic and
artistic excellence.
A BO U T T H E N ATI O N A L
YO U N GA RT S FO U N DATI O N
The National YoungArts Foundation (YoungArts) was established in 1981 by
Lin and Ted Arison to identify and nurture the most accomplished young
artists in the visual, literary, design and performing arts, and assist them at
critical junctures in their educational and professional development. Through
a wide range of annual programs, regular performances and partnerships
with some of the nation’s leading cultural institutions, YoungArts aspires
to create a strong community of alumni and a platform for a lifetime of
encouragement, opportunity and support.
YoungArts Winners also become part of a thousands-strong alumni
network of artists, which offers them additional professional opportunities
throughout their careers. YoungArts alumni who have gone on to become
leaders in their fields include actresses Viola Davis, Anna Gunn, Zuzanna
Szadkowski and Kerry Washington; Broadway stars Raúl Esparza, Billy Porter,
Andrew Rannells and Tony Yazbeck; recording artists Josh Groban, Judith Hill
and Chris Young; Metropolitan Opera star Eric Owens; musicians Terence
Blanchard, Gerald Clayton and Jennifer Koh; choreographers Camille A.
Brown and Desmond Richardson; visual artists Daniel Arsham and Hernan Bas;
internationally acclaimed multimedia artist Doug Aitken; television writer,
producer, and director Jenji Kohan; New York Times bestselling author Sam
Lipsyte; and Academy Award-winning filmmaker Doug Blush.
For more information, visit youngarts.org.
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YoungArts Miami engages YoungArts Winners from all award levels—Finalist,
Honorable Mention and Merit—and exposes local audiences to emerging
artists in their community. Along with regional programs in New York and Los
Angeles, YoungArts Miami provides a platform for participants to connect,
collaborate and learn from their peers, distinguished YoungArts alumni,
and luminaries such as Vijay Gupta, Neil Patrick Harris, Christian Hebel,
Joan Scheckel, Sylvia Plachy and Franklin Sirmans. In addition, participants
showcase their talents through public performances, exhibitions and readings
at world-class arts institutions to further prepare them for the next stage of
their careers.
ABOUT YOU NGARTS MIAMI
Modeled after National YoungArts Week, the organization’s signature
program held annually in Miami, YoungArts Miami is one of three regional
programs that offer life-changing experiences, guidance and support to
YoungArts Winners nationwide through interdisciplinary workshops, seminars
and master classes with renowned leaders in their fields. This year, 819
emerging artists (ages 15-18 or in grades 10-12) from 42 states were selected
as YoungArts Winners for their outstanding work and accomplishments
across the literary, visual, design and performing arts from more than 12,000
applications—the largest number to date.
This year in Miami, the exhibition curated by Diana Nawi; jazz, writers’
readings and film screenings co-directed by YoungArts alumnus Emmet
Cohen, Joan Morgan, Rich Guay, and Nancy Savoca; and performances
directed by celebrated director, choreographer, movement coach and
YoungArts alumna Jen Waldman and choreographer, director, multimedia
artist and YoungArts alumna Yara Travieso, take place at the YoungArts
Campus and the Colony Theatre.
More information about our events is available online at youngarts.org.
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We believe in the arts, our youth and their dreams. The encouragement
of our young artists is an investment in a future rich in culture. Your
contribution to the National YoungArts Foundation helps us create
experiences for students that last a lifetime – moving the nation’s
most talented young artists a little closer to their dreams. Over the
last 35 years, more than 20,000 young artists have benefited from the
opportunities that were given to them through YoungArts’ programs.
We are proud of our role as a springboard to vibrant artistic careers. Our
alumni have gone on to distinguished careers in their fields, becoming
principal dancers in major companies, members of prominent orchestras
and recognizable faces on stage and screen. Their books are on The
New York Times Best Seller list, their artwork hangs in the world’s most
distinguished museums and they have received Oscar, Emmy, Grammy,
and Tony award nominations and awards.
CHANGING A LIFE IS LIFE-CHANGING
Supporting YoungArts with a contribution is an investment in the next
generation of artists.
YoungArts programs rely on the contributions of generous corporations,
foundations and individuals like you!
There are many ways to support these artists, but they all start with you
taking action.
Donating to our annual fund is a notable way to make a difference and
get more involved. YoungArts offers access to future masters in the
visual, literary, design and performing arts, and exposure to a passionate
group of people interested in sustaining artistic culture. It’s a way for you
to stay connected to the variety of innovative programs, education and
outreach, interdisciplinary workshops and community happenings that
we offer each season in Miami, New York and Los Angeles.
We invite you to discuss how you can become more involved in
supporting YoungArts, our artists and our programs.
For more information, please contact the Development Department at
305.377.1140 or [email protected].
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C R I S T I A N AG U I A R | Cinematic Arts
G-Star School of the Arts | West Palm Beach, FL
H A N N A A L I | Visual Arts
Design and Architecture Senior High | Miami, FL
A N D R E A A L L M O N | Dance/Ballet
Ransom Everglades School | Coconut Grove, FL
N ATA L I E A LVA R E N G A | Visual Arts
Cypress Bay High School | Weston, FL
YOU NGARTS M IAM I PARTICI PANTS
RO B E RTO ACO S TA | Jazz/Keyboard
New World School of the Arts | Miami, FL
DA N I E L A A M A RO | Voice/Jazz
Miami Arts Charter School | Miami, FL
SA R A H A R M A K A N | Visual Arts
L E O N A R D O BAC A N | Visual Arts
DAV E E D BA P T I S T E | Visual Arts
K RYS TA L BA R R I O | Visual Arts
B L A I R E B I LTO N | Theater
American Heritage-Boca/Delray | Delray Beach, FL
A L E X A N D E R B L A N CO | Theater
C A M I L A B O H A N | Visual Arts
DY L A N B O ROWS K I | Visual Arts
A L L I S O N B O U G A N I M | Visual Arts
A R I YA N B R I S T E R | Jazz/Double Bass
Saint Mary’s Academy | New Orleans, LA
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J UA N C A R D O N A | Visual Arts
M A R LO N C A RO | Music/Composition
Coral Reef Senior High School | Miami, FL
B R A N D O N C H A N G | Dance/Modern
K E B R A C H A R L E S | Music/Contrabass
C AT H E R I N E C H E N | Cinematic Arts
Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts | West Palm Beach, FL
J O H N C H I G A S | Cinematic Arts
Interlochen Arts Academy | Interlochen, MI
DA N I E L L E C H UA | Visual Arts
C A RO L I N E C L E M E N T S | Visual Arts
M I K AY L A CO H E N | Theater
American Heritage School | Plantation, FL
C H A R L E S CO M I T E R | Music/Percussion
A N YA CO N T R E R A S | Visual Arts
A M A N DA DAV I S | Dance/Jazz
T Y DAV I S | Photography
A L E JA N D RO D O M I N G U E Z | Visual Arts
S T E P H A N I E D OVA L E | Visual Arts
C A S S I A D R A K E | Music /Viola
Homeschool | Naples, FL
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B R I T TA N Y D U F F Y | Visual Arts
Dillard High School | Fort Lauderdale, FL
I SA B E L L A D U N OY E R | Design Arts
J E N N I F E R D U P OT E Y | Visual Arts
New World School of the Arts | Miami, Fl
ZO E Y E L A K M A N | Design Arts
E L I D R E Y F U S S | Photography
G-Star School of the Arts | West Palm Beach, FL
L U N A E LO RT E G U I | Visual Arts
G L E N N E S P I N O SA | Visual Arts
G. Holmes Braddock High School | Miami, FL
D I A N A E U S E B I O | Design Arts
A L E S SA N D R A F E R N A N D E Z | Visual Arts
G A B R I E L A F E R N A N D E Z | Visual Arts
Doral Performing Arts Academy | Doral, FL
M AT T H E W F E R RO | Theater
H A L E Y F I S H B E R G E R | Voice/Popular
R A FA E L L A F O N T E N E L L E | Visual Arts
N I C H O L A S G A RC I A | Design Arts
Doral Academy Charter High School | Doral, FL
E L I Z A B E T H G I L M O R E | Visual Arts
A N D R E S G I M E N E Z | Cinematic Arts
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T E S SA G O M E S | Photography
C L AU D I A G O N Z A L E Z | Visual Arts
G A B R I E L L E G O R D O N | Photography
S I M BA A G O R D O N | Writing/Spoken Word
Miami Norland Senior High School | Miami, FL
H E AT H E R H A RT | Design Arts
A N G E LO H E R N A N D E Z- S I A S | Writing/Selection From Novel
Muskegon High School | Muskegon, MI
DA R I U S H I C K M A N | Dance/Modern
B E AT R I C E H O O D | Photography
S O P H I A H U L L I N G E R | Visual Arts
G R AC E I N FA N T E | Visual Arts
S . K I M S E Y | Visual Arts
ROX A N N E K U LY N YC H | Photography
PA B LO L AU C E R I C A | Voice/Tenor
G I S E L L E L AU WAY | Design Arts
SA S H A L A Z A R U S | Dance/Ballet
A M A N DA L E O N | Visual Arts
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DA KOTA L E W I S | Visual Arts
North Miami Senior High School | North Miami, FL
N I CO L E L I N D N E R | Visual Arts
M I A LO C K H A RT | Visual Arts
J UA N M A RCO | Visual Arts
DA R BY L E V I N | Writing/Selection From Novel
George Washington Carver Center for Arts and Technology | Baltimore, MD
J E S S I C A M A RT I N E Z | Visual Arts
J O R DA N M AU R E R | Dance/Modern
K AT E R I N A M CC R I M M O N | Theater
A L E X A N D R I A M I N TA H | Writing/Selection From Novel
Homeschool | Amherst, VA
C Y N T H I A O L I VO | Visual Arts
M A R I S SA O R LOV E | Visual Arts
C H E Y E N N E OTO C K I | Visual Arts
A N D R E W PA D I L L A | Design Arts
G A B R I E L L A PA S C UA L | Visual Arts
DA N I E L L E P E R E Z | Dance/Jazz
A N G E L P E R E Z | Jazz/Keyboard
Miami Beach Senior High School | Miami Beach, FL
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L U C I A N O P I CO N E | Design Arts
N ATA L I E P R E S TO N | Visual Arts
A L E C SYS P RO C TO R-T U R N E R | Theater
Miami Killian Senior High School | Miami, FL
I SA B E L L A R A M O S | Voice/Popular
K A R LY R E G U E I F E RO S | Dance/Jazz
F E L IX R E Y E S | Design Arts
DA N I E L A R E Y E S | Visual Arts
W Y N T E R R H YS | Cinematic Arts
Mount Si High School | Snoqualmie, WA
A L L I S O N RO JA S | Photography
M A X R U B I | Jazz/Trumpet
R A S H A A N SA L A A M | Jazz/Trombone
Dillard High School | Fort Lauderdale, FL
RO G E R S H E N | Music/Piano
Phillips Exeter Academy | Exeter, NH
A S H L E Y S I M P S O N | Dance/Modern
R E B E CC A S I Q U E I RO S | Design Arts
M A R E N S P E Y E R | Visual Arts
V I DA TA L A B | Theater
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C R I S T I N A T R A BA DA | Cinematic Arts
West Broward High School | Pembroke Pines, FL
CO R N E L I U S T U L LO C H | Design Arts
V I C TO R VA L D E S | Jazz/Percussion
V I V I A N VA L L S | Voice/Popular
G I A N N A T H E O D O R E | Dance/Modern
C H R I S T I E N VA R G A S | Visual Arts
A L E X A N D R A V E N E G A S | Visual Arts
S T E P H A N I E V E R H E L S T | Visual Arts
M A D E LY N W I N C H E S T E R | Photography
SA R A W I T T B O L D A R AOZ | Cinematic Arts
M A X W E L L Z E N G AG E | Photography
L I SA ZO U | Writing/Poetry
Homeschool | Chandler, AZ
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YO U N GA RT S M IA M I FACU LT Y
M A R I E A R AG O | Photography Co-Director | Marie Arago lives in Port-auPrince, Haiti where she works as a freelance photographer for international
publications and organizations. She is also a director and teacher for
FotoKonbit, a non-profit initiative she co-founded that teaches photography
to youth and adults in Haiti. Marie studied photography at the International
Center of Photography and has spent many years traveling and working in
Latin America.
RO B E RT C H A M B E R S | Visual Arts Co-Director | National Selection
Panelist | Robert Chambers ran the sculpture departments at New York
University for a number of years and continued his teaching career at the
University of Miami. His awards include the Nancy Graves Award and the
Louis Comfort Tiffany Award. Robert has work in the permanent collections
of the Museum of Modern Art in New York City, Pérez Art Museum Miami
and the Museum of Contemporary Art in Miami.
E M M E T CO H E N | Jazz Director | 2009 YoungArts Winner in Jazz | At
only 24, jazz pianist Emmet Cohen has quickly become one of the most in
demand musicians in New York. A finalist in both the 2011 Thelonious Monk
International Piano Competition and the 2015 American Pianists Association’s
Fellowship, Emmet plays with the maturity and confidence of a seasoned
veteran. Emmet has shared the bandstand with several musical luminaries
and works regularly with Kurt Elling, Herlin Riley, Ali Jackson, Brian Lynch, Billy
Hart and Jimmy Heath, among others. He completed a bachelor’s degree in
music at the University of Miami and a master’s degree at the Manhattan
School of Music.
L I Z D E L I S E | Music Director | Liz de Lise is a singer, songwriter and guitarist
who writes alternative folk songs with jazz influences. She creates lush
soundscapes with acoustic and electric guitar, vocals and a loop pedal. Liz is
a company musician with David Dorfman Dance where she performs original
work as well as music by Patti Smith and Benjamin Smoke. She performs
in the band for stage and film director/choreographer Yara Travieso’s La
Medea. Additionally, Liz works as a music teacher at Philly Art Center and is
an Artist-On-Call with Build-a-Bridge International. After receiving a research
grant as an undergraduate student at Connecticut College, Liz traveled
to Portland, Oregon where she conducted anthropological research with
nomadic street kids. Her EP, To & Fro, is based on those stories. Liz’s first fulllength album will be released this summer.
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N AO M I F I S H E R | Visual Arts Co-Director | National Selection Panelist
1994 YoungArts Winner in Visual Arts | Miami-born artist Naomi Fisher
explores the chaotic opposition between nature and the structured forces
of culture and civilization in her work. Her paintings, photographs and videos
have been exhibited internationally in such venues as the Palais de Tokyo,
Kemper Museum, Kunsthaus Baselland and the Deste Foundation. Naomi
B R A D G A R D N E R | Music Director | Brad Gardner is excited to be working
with YoungArts for the first time! Brad’s New York credits include The
Addams Family, Silence! The Musical, Jasper in Deadland, Lucky Guy,
and multiple years of being on the Broadway Backwards music team. He
has worked regionally at Goodspeed Opera, Arena Stage, Denver Center,
Tennessee Performing Arts Center, North Carolina Theatre and North Shore
Music Theatre. Brad is the music director of several theatre education
programs including StoryShifters NYC, The Performing Arts Project and
Arena Stage Academy.
graduated summa cum laude with a BFA in Photography from the Maryland
Institute College of Art in 1998. She is a co-founder of the artist-run gallery
Bas Fisher Invitational (BFI) in Miami, Florida.
PA M E L A G I A RO L I | DP/Multimedia | Pamela Giaroli studied photographic
arts at the University of Westminster in London and moved from dynamic
photography to cinematography. She is actively collaborating with artists
Yara Travieso and Maxi Cohen, both filmmakers and directors who have
numerous multimedia installations and art pieces in permanent collections
and museums. Now Director of Production for LaYara Project, she
successfully showed her video work at Tribeca Performing Arts Center, Streb
Mechanics and Bric Arts Mediahouse. Pamela is also looking forward to
premiere La Medea in 2017 at the Lincoln Center, a black-comedy discopop variety show that is simultaneously a live musical, television show and
feature film. Pamela aims to empower women in male dominant fields like
film production and home improvement (her other passion). She designs
and builds interiors for homes and offices and collaborates with architects
and artists to build theater sets. She is also a surdo player in an afro-Brazilian
all-female band.
B I L LY G R I F F I N | Choreographer | Billy Griffin is a New York City-based
performer and choreographer who received his BFA from New York
University. His performing credits include the 1st National Tours of Mary
Poppins, Young Frankenstein and White Christmas; Jeff Amsden’s A Few
Good Men Dancin;’ “The Electric Company” on PBS and the video game
“Dance on Broadway” for Nintendo Wii. Billy’s choreography credits include
Cabaret and Bat Boy The Musical at NYU, assisting Andy Blankenbuehler
on Only Gold and Joshua Bergasse on episodes of NBC’s SMASH, as well as
creating pieces for The Miss America Organization for seven years. He travels
the country as a dance educator and teaches at the Tisch School of the Arts,
Broadway Dance Center and Steps On Broadway in NYC.
R I C H A R D G UAY | Cinematic Arts Co-Director | Richard Guay has worked
in the film industry for 25 years as a producer, writer, studio executive
and in many other roles. Now with more than 15 feature-length film and
documentary credits, Richard began his career as a production auditor for
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filmmakers like John Sayles, Woody Allen and Jonathan Demme. He has been
nominated for three Independent Spirit Awards and a WGA Award, and has
served as a production executive for Orion Pictures, Film Finances, United
Artists and New Regency.
LO N I J O H N S O N | Visual Arts Co-Director | Loni Johnson is a visual artist
born and raised in Miami. She graduated from the New World School of the
Arts and received her BFA from SUNY Purchase College in New York. Loni
was on the faculty of New World from 2006 to 2012, and in 2012, she became
the Prevention Coordinator of The A-List Company. She is also involved with
the Miami-based youth organization Voices United. Loni was one of the
featured artists at the 5th Annual Spoken Soul Festival and participated in
PRIZM Art Fair during Miami Art Week in 2013.
J OA N M O R G A N | Writing Director | National Reviewer | Joan Morgan is an
award-winning journalist, author and provocative cultural critic. A pioneering
hip-hop journalist, she began her professional writing career freelancing for
The Village Voice. Joan went on to write for publications such as Vibe, Spin,
MS., More, Interview and Essence, where she served as Executive Editor. She
also authored a book titled When Chickenheads Come Home to Roost.
E R I C P E T E R S O N | Design Director | National Reviewer | Eric Peterson is
an instructor for the Department of Architecture at Florida International
University where he teaches introductory design studios for Architecture,
Interior Architecture and Landscape Architecture students and advanced
design studios for Architecture and Furniture Design students. He manages
a Fabrication Lab that teaches students how to build models, furniture,
installations, fabrication prototypes and test assemblies using both
traditional and computer actuated tools and equipment.
N A N C Y SAVO C A | Cinematic Arts Co-Director | Nancy Savoca is a
director/writer whose first feature film, True Love, won the Grand Jury Prize
at the Sundance Film Festival. She has been nominated for a Spirit Award for
her directorial work and for a Best Director prize at the Los Angeles Latino
Film Festival. Retrospectives of Nancy’s work have been featured in The
Museum of the Moving Image.
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M A R G A R E T S T E B E R | Photography Co-Director | Maggie Steber’s photos
have appeared in Life, The New Yorker, Smithsonian, People, Newsweek,
TIME and Sports Illustrated. She received two major grants for her work
in Haiti, which culminated in the book Dancing on Fire: Photographs From
Haiti. Maggie has served as a Newsweek Magazine contract photographer
and as the Assistant Managing Editor of Photography and Features at the
Miami Herald, overseeing staff projects that won the paper a Pulitzer Prize
and two finalist recognitions. She has exhibited internationally, and her
honors include the World Press Foundation Award and the Leica Medal of
YA R A T R AV I E S O | Director, Dance, Music, Voice Performance | National
Reviewer | 2005 YoungArts Winner in Dance | Yara Travieso is a film and stage
director and choreographer based in NYC. She is a 2016 Creative Capital
Awardee, PS122 RAMP Artist and a 2015 recipient of NALAC through the Ford
Foundation and the Surdna Foundation. Born and raised in Miami, Yara cofounded The Borscht Film Festival in 2004. She continued to work with film
while attending the Juilliard School for Dance (BFA 2009) and while dancing
with The MET Opera soon after graduation. Her works have premiered with
NYC’s Lincoln Center, BRIC Arts Media House, STREB, Tribeca Performing
Arts Center, Juilliard, Museum of The Moving Image, The Streaming Museum,
Vizcaya Museum, the Colony Theater and New World Center. She is the
recipient of an artist sponsorship from Kodak Films 2010 and has received
additional support through The Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, Knight
Foundation, Bessie Schonberg Foundation, Jerome Greene Fellowship, San
Francisco Foundation for the Arts and Miami Dade Cultural Affairs. Yara
lectures at colleges and universities and is the moderator for Dance Films
Association’s Dance Film Labs.
Excellence. Maggie teaches workshops internationally including at the World
Press Joop Swart Master Classes, the International Center for Photography,
Foundry Workshops and the Obscura Photo Festival.
J E N WA L D M A N | Director, Dance, Music, Theatre, Voice Performance |
National Selection Panelist | 1993 YoungArts Winner in Theater | Jennifer
Waldman was named Artistic Director of the Hangar Theatre in Ithaca, NY
in 2013. Her other directing/choreography credits include George Street
Playhouse, Alley Theatre and Finger Lakes Music. She also runs one of New
York City’s most respected acting studios, the Jen Waldman Studio. As an
actor, Jen made her Broadway debut in Maury Yeston’s Titanic. She went on
to appear on Broadway in the smash-hit musical Wicked, also touring the
U.S. as Nessa Rose, the Wicked Witch of the East.
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YOU NGARTS MIAMI M E NTORS
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YO U N G A RT S WO U L D L I K E TO T H A N K T H E F O L LOW I N G
T E ACH E R S/M E N TO R S , N A M E D BY O U R WI N N E R S , F O R
T H E I R S U P P O R T O F T H I S Y E A R ’ S PA R T I C I PA N T S
Ellen Abramson
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Raul Perdomo
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Aralis Arca
Jeffrey Hess
Rosemary Pringle
Daniela Argulera
Sonia Hidalgo
Tracy Regan
Scott Armetta
Silas Hoover
Vidal Rivera
Alex Berti
Christopher Illa
Evan Rogovin
Dale Brooks
Kimberly Imerbsin
Louise Romeo
Juan Cabrera
Margaret Jahn
Alan Caves
Elizabeth Jenkins
Liana Salinas
William Charles
Ronda Johnson
Bruce Cohen
Julie Kleiner-Davis
Shanepatrick Davis
Tammy Knipp
Christina de la Rosa
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Ancil Deluz
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Leslie Denning
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Larry Dercamine
Peter Stodlak
Elayne Diaz
Donald Lambert
Christopher Dorsey
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Kurt Doster
Christian Losa
Joshua Figueroa
Annie Mcadams
Peter Francis
Bob McCory
Carlos Gallostra
Michelle McCoy
Elena Garcia
Alan Mcknight
Michelle Garcia-Bode
Marielena Mencia
Jim Gasior
Edward Meszaros
Scott Tripp
Jenny Gifford
Rodney Miller
Jane Tyree
Michelle Girardello
John Paul Moccia
Lacey Van Reeth
Kerry Glamsch
Brent Mounger
William Viruet
Melissa Glosmanova
Lara Murphy
Mary Walkley
Maria Gomez
Chelsea Nasby
Andre Watts
Kenneth Gregory
Philip Neal
Steve Whitacre
Eric Hankin
Aramis O’Reilly
Christina Wright
Jan Hanniford Goetz
Chad Patrick
Michelle Zehner
Oliver Sanchez
Rebecca Santalo
Tina Santos-Wahl
Michael Schneider
Stephen Scott
Wendell Simons
Teresa Smith
Kimberly Soby
Peter Stodlak
Precious Symonette
Amanda Tae
Noelle Theard
Susan Tieche
Nathan Tonnessen
Juan Travieso
Aon Risk Solutions
We believe in the
commitments that
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and work. As a sponsor of the 2016 National YoungArts Foundation,
Aon Private Risk Management proudly support National YoungArts
Week on its mission to enable all young people to reach their full
potential as productive, talented, caring citizens and leaders.
Visit aon.com to see how Aon is helping organizations committed
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Congratulations to the parents of the 2016 YoungArts Winners
participating in YoungArts Miami. You’ve built a foundation of love and
encouragement for your child, enabling them to pursue their artistic
dreams. We at YoungArts thank you for your support of all young artists.
Loyda Abraham
Mabel Acosta
Niurka Aleman
Bridget Ali
Ana Allmon
Rosalva Amaro
Mirta Araoz
Lee Bailly
Louis Baptiste
Kristyn Bilton
Alejandro Blanco
Liliana Blanco
Donna Borowski
Honey Bouganim
Ronelda Brister
Domingas Buque
Rebeca Capogreco
Carlos Cardona
Cecilia Caro
Ming Chen
George Chigas
Lorna Chua
Lisa Clements
Elizabeth Cohen
Scott Comiter
Kia Condorousis
Maria Contreras
Tania Correa
Laura Santa Cruz
Tammy Davis
Jennifer Drake
Dan Dreyfuss
Lorenzo Dunoyer
Carlos Dupotey
Julie Durrough
Amy Elakman
Alina Eusebio
Eduardo Fernandez
Matthew Ferro
Andrea Fishberger
Dana Foote
Isabel Garcia
Yordanka Garcia
Virginia Gilmore
Sandalio GImenez
Vivian Giordano
Vanessa Gordon
Ashaki Gordon
Dawn Hanchard
John Hart
Martha Henriquez
Monica Hickman
Megan Hood
Marmar Hooshmand
Gretel Infante
Maria Kimsey
Jeannette Lauway
Kim Lazarus
Graciela Leira
Robbie Levin
Sarah Lewis
Richard Lindner
Raisa Lockhart
Flavia Lowenstein
Maria Marco
Roberto Martinez
Rosanna Martinez
Christine Maurer
Ana McCrimmon
Simone Mehlbaum
Edmond Mintah
Genese Mitchell
Marialys Montenegro
Gabriela Morales
Lubomyr Oksana
Rafael Olivo
Laura Orlove
Adiela Orozco
Lori Otocki
Claudia Padilla
Anne Marie Pascual
Jose Perez
Judith Perez
Shelley Pezzi
Sergio Picone
Linda Preston
Aura Ramos
Rafael Regueiferos
Raven Rhys
Jenniffer Rocha
Miriam Rojas
Dagoberto Rubi
Misty Russell
Yaneydis Sanchez
Carol Shaw
Linjun Shen
Poppy Sias-Hernandez
Stephanie Simpson
Andrea Siqueiros
Nadia Theodore
Angela Tolmos
Cristina Trabada
Gwen Tulloch
Tara Turner
Norma Valdes
Olga Venegas
Jon Winchester
Bin Zou
Over the last 35 years, more than 20,000 young artists have benefited from
the opportunities that were given to them through YoungArts’ programs.
Your contribution to the National YoungArts Foundation helps us create
meaningful experiences that foster confidence and creativity for all our
recipients– moving the nation’s most talented young artists a little closer to
their dreams.
By honoring your child with a gift to YoungArts, you are ensuring that there
will be future generations of young artists.
YOU NGARTS M IAM I PAR E NTS
H O N O R YO U R C H I L D W I T H A G I F T TO YO U N G A RT S
IN HIS OR HER NAME
For more information, please contact the Development Department at
305.377.1140 or [email protected].
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Sarah S. Arison
Armando M. Codina
Linda Coll
Brian Cullinan
Hugh S. Cummins, III
Justin DiCioccio
Plácido Domingo
Agnes Gund
Harry M. Hersh
John J. Kauffman
Richard Kohan
Dr. Ronald C. McCurdy
William L. Morrison
John J. O’Neil
Dr. Eduardo J. Padrón
Desmond Richardson *
Marcus Sheridan
Zuzanna Szadkowski *
Maurice M. Zarmati
*YoungArts alumna/us
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YoungArts panel discussion at Brickell Flatiron Gallery
designed by YoungArts Master Teacher Julian Schnabel
YO U N G A R T S C O R P O R AT E PA R T N E R S
YoungArts Corporate Partners are an exclusive group of high-end and visible
companies that are discerning in their philanthropic endeavors. National
YoungArts Foundation offers corporations a valuable branding platform
to engage with a vast audience along with access to YoungArts' innovative
programming. There is no better time to become a YoungArts Founding
Corporate Partner and connect with influencers, donors and artists nationwide.
To learn more, please contact Felicia Marquez at
(305) 377-1140, extension 1803 or [email protected]
ANNUAL SUPPORTERS
YO U N G A RT S WO U L D L I K E TO T H A N K O U R D O N O R S
F R O M T H E PA S T 1 8 M O N T H S F O R T H E I R G E N E R O S I T Y.
N O N E O F O U R PRO G R A M M I N G F O R YO U N G A RT I S T S
WO U L D B E P OS S I B L E W I T H O U T YO U R S U PP O RT.
$100,000 AND UP
ArtPlace America
Carnival Foundation
John S. and James L. Knight
Foundation
SunTrust Banks
$ 5 0 , 0 0 0 T O $9 9,9 9 9
Aon Corporation
Arquitectonica
Facundo L. Bacardi
Braman Motors
Florida Department of
State, Division of
Cultural Affairs
Agnes Gund
The Related Group
Juan Js. and Ophelia
A. Roca
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$ 1 0 , 0 0 0 T O $ 4 9,9 9 9
Anthropologie
Sarah S. Arison
Robert Barlick and
Ana-Marie Codina Barlick
Thomas C. Bolton
Jill Braufman
Brickell City Centre
Project LLC
Brickell Flatiron
City of Miami Beach,
Cultural Affairs
Program, Cultural
Arts Council
Clarence and Anne Dillon
Dunwalke Trust
Armando and Margarita
Codina
Dacra
Deutsche Bank
Downtown Development
Holdings LLC
EAST, Miami
Fusion Media
Network LLC
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Greenberg Traurig, LLP
Harry and Marcia Hersh
IKEA Miami *
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
JP Morgan Private Bank
John J. Kauffman
Richard and Amy Kohan
Louis N. Cassett
Foundation
MaxMara USA
Meserve-Kunhardt
Foundation, Inc.
The Miami Beach EDITION
Miami Downtown
Development Authority
The Miami Foundation
Neiman Marcus
Bal Harbour
Northern Trust Bank
Oak Plaza Associates
(Del.) LLC
John J. O’Neil
ONE Sotheby’s
International Realty
Patriarch Family
Foundation
The Perkins Charitable
Foundation
Michael and Marlene
Perlmutter
Christy and Earl W. Powell
PricewaterhouseCoopers
LLP
Rolls-Royce Motor Cars
Lisa Schejola and
Jeffrey Akin
Barbara J. Slifka
Swire Properties
Theory
Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.
WOW Factor USA
$ 5 , 0 0 0 T O $9,9 9 9
Stephanie Lerner Ansin
Angela Birdman
The Bonnie Cashin Fund at
The New York
Community Trust
Meryl Comer
Jessica Kavana Dornbusch
Horst Ferrero
Five Below, Inc.
Eugene and Melina
Goldstein
Vanessa Grout
Deborah and Larry
Hoffman
Mark and Erica Mutchnik
NBCUniversal - Telemundo
Nordstrom, Inc.
Mark E. Rousso
Martin Rozenblum
W. Marcus and Mary
Elizabeth Sheridan
Benjamin Wolkov
$ 1 , 0 0 0 T O $ 4 ,9 9 9
Alma Jennings Foundation
Maurice and Irene Arditi
Art Basel U.S. Corporation
Andreea S. Baclea
William H. and Clare Keane
Banchs
Marilyn Kalusin Berens
Allison Weiss Brady
Brickell Performing Arts
Bar, LLC
David Briggs
Mario Cader-Frech
Patty Carroll
Betty B. Chapman
The Clayton-Royer
Family Fund
Tracey Corwin
Jeffrey W. Davis and
Michael T. Miller
Nancy Jean Davis
Victor A. Diaz
John “Jack” F. Doyle
The Dr. M. Lee Pearce
Foundation, Inc.
Warren and Patricia
Epstein
Andres B. and Catherine
A. Fanjul
Barbara G. Salk
Ira Sheldon and Susan
Schneider
Joseph D. and Janet Shein
Irving and Diane Siegel
Richard and Susan Skor
E. Roe and Penelope W.
Stamps
Eugene E. Stark
Meital Stavinsky
Hillary Strickland
The South Florida Group
Justin and Tedd Trabert
Twentieth Century Fox
Television
G4S Secure Solutions
(USA) Inc.
VINCE
Dale Chapman Webb
Steven M. Weinger
Whole Foods Market
Jason Zucker
$ 1 0 0 T O $9 9 9
David M. Aaron
Holly Copeland Aaronson
and Larry Aaronson
Evelyn and Eliot Aimis
Frances T. Alban
Niv Alexander
Mark Alhadeff
Tomas Alonso
Ryan Anania
Anne M. Andrews
Elizabeth S. Anthony
Juliana Aragao
Associated Printing
Productions, Inc.
Crista Azqueta
Michael A. Bander and Jo
Anne C. Bander
Milton and Joan Baxt
Jack Benmeleh
Coraline Bennett
Charles L. Berg
Lana F. Bernstein
Theodore Bernstein and
Lynne Harris Bernstein
Lisa Chariff Better
Mark Bisnow
Rachel Lauren Bleemer
Books & Books
Braddy Enterprises, LLC
Wyn G. Bradley
Robert N. and Deborah A.
Brailas
Susan S. Breslin
Savannah Bridges
Britto Central, Inc.
Meredith Brown
Dawn Burgess-Krop
Giovanna Caceres-Bush
Thomas J. Cahill
Lori Carling
Pat and Russ Carnell
Sydney Carpel
Tiffany Carter
Carmelina B. Caver
Christine and Vincent
Celenza
Rajan Chopra
John D. Clark
Alexander Cohen
Barbara L. Cohen
Yaniv Cohen
Taylor Cole
Charles H. Coleman
Robert W. Coleman and
Armando J. Olivera
George J. and Maureen E.
Collins
Elizabeth K. Coppolecchia
Lisa Crane
Donna Lane CreasmanDowney
Kimberly Criscuolo
Kipton J. Cronkite
Oona K. Cruger
Ann and Felipe de las
Pozas
Paisley Dee
Mollie and Stan DeHart
Lourdes Diaz
Rebecca Diefenbach
Fernanda Domit
Irene DuMaurier-Oleksiak
Educational Testing
Service
The Eichholz Law Firm
Stephanie Theis Fajardo
Howard Farber
Katherine A. Farrar
Paige Farrey
Fiesta Restaurant Group,
Inc.
Andrea Fishberger
Gayle Fisher
Lauren K. Fitzpatrick
ANNUAL SUPPORTERS
Betty C. Fleming
Jonathan and Karen Braun
Fryd
Rachel Furst
Lilia Garcia
Gary A. Gerstein and
Phyllis Weaver
Penny and James Gorman
Peggy M. Hollander
Holly Zickler and David
Rifkind
Robert Horton
Jillian Jacobson
Neisen O. and Ana R.
Kasdin
Ronald and Petta Khouw
Jeff Krinsky
Carolyn A. Langelier
Sandra Lansing
Debra K. Leibowitz *
Marvin H. and Isabel
Leibowitz
Natalie Lemos
Louis Leibowitz Charitable
Trust
Marcia Martinez
Kayrita Mitchell
Modern Luxury *
Dale Moses
Mark T. and
Sharon Nash
Neiman Marcus Merrick
Park
The New York Times
Company
Suzanne Niedland
NR Investments, Inc.
Jules Oaklander
Ocean Units LLC
Hanna and Greg Ostroff
Federico N. Padovan, III
Sheldon Bruce and Myrna
B. Palley
The Paradise Fund
Irwin M. and Linda S.
Potash
Axel and Cosima
Preuss-Kühne
Stephanie and Michael
Rosen
Deborah H. Russell
Sakor Edgewater
Development, LLC
Frances Salgado
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ANNUAL SUPPORTERS
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John Folkerth
Stephanie Forman
Stacey and Jared Galbut
Thresia B. Gambon
Joyce Gato-Scharfer
Nancy Gelles
Leslie and Martin Genauer
Gretchen Marie Gillis
Stephanie Giraldo
Linda H. Glass
Aaron H. Glickman
Lori Gold
Michael B. and Amy B.
Goldbas
Ella and Jason Goldberg
Patricia D. Goldstein
Daniel and Megan
Goodenough
Brett I. Graff-Einhorn
Heather Gray
Esther Griego
Dana Hagendorf
Lee Cohen Hare and
Joshua Hare
Lina Hargrett
Gilbert W. and Shelley D.
Harrison
Heineken USA –
Desperados *
Jennifer and David Lee
Heinemann
Diane Star Heller
Loic P. Hemery
John J. Hennessy
Mark and Ann Hicks
Ethan Hoerneman
Burton and Naomi Honig
Aliina Hopkins
Beatrice Hsin-Chen Long
Jamie Isicoff
George Jacobson
Florencia Jimenez-Marcos
Brandon Johnson
Madeleine K. Johnson
Catherine R. Jones
Jost Running
Marie and Tim Kean
Brian E. and Suzanne L.
Keeley
Amanda Altman Kessler
Anne M. and Hans J. Kim
Lena Koorse
Alyssa Krop-Brandfon
Norman A. Large and Y.
Irene Cho
Carolyn Leach
Margaret M. Ledford and
David Radunsky
Vanessa J. Leitman
Christopher H. Lentz
Ellen Leone
Arlyne Lieb
Barry T. Lieber
John Joseph Lin
Susan L. Liu
Rebecca R. Long
Jeannine Lonski
Lourdes Lopez
Eddie and Robin Louie
Vinh Kien Ly
Robert L. Lynch
Ali Mahallati
Valerica and Marcel
Maican
Joseph H. Makurath
Paul A. Makurath, Jr.
Stacey H. Mancuso
William and Janette
Mandell
Rebecca Mandelman
Dori Matkowski
Corrine McCarthy
Rhonda McConnaughey
Marvin L. Meitus
Alexander Mijares
Kathryn Q. Mikesell
Jennifer and Jay Mills
Brian Stokes Mitchell
Theresa Molloy
Regina Moody
Morgan Stanley
Mallori J. Morris
Caitlin Moses
Beverly Murray
Susan Nakamura
Richard L. Nelson
Belkys Nerey
Joseph NeSmith
Erin Newberg
Robert C. Newman and
Judi S. Prokop Newman
David Noble
Christopher Noel
Blanche Nonoo
Karla Nordland
Jennifer Nordstrom
Christopher M. Norton, Jr.
Daniel Novela
Alex Oliva
Ellen B. Pilelsky Oppenheim
and Roy Oppenheim
Alex Pappas
Mercinth Pearce
Carl S. Pedigo and
Kathleen Horne
James N. Pember, Sr.
Natasha Petrukhin
Ferdinand and Barbara U.
Phillips
Soledad Picon
Yola Pierre
Lydia A. Pinnell
Ross Pivnik
David Podein
Amy Brody Poliakoff
Ben Quevedo
Joseph A. Quinones
Raul Alberto Ramirez
Aaron Resnick
Gary and Vanessa Ressler
Austin M. Rhoads
Morton J. and Jane A.
Robinson
Lida Rodriguez-Taseff and
Oscar Sanchez
Ryan A. Roman
Blair Root
Joseph S. and Norma
Rosenberg
Ellen Roth
William R. and Susan P.
Kelley Roy
Nancy Lee Ruyter
Marvin A. Sackner
Mark Samuelian
Jordan R. Sanger
Chantal Santelices
Anne-Marie Benitez
Santiago
Albert Scaglione
Judy Schottenstein
Lois Model Schweiger
Loren Segan
Victoria M. Serafini
Courtney Nicole Seymour
Denis Sheeran
Scott A. Shuffield
Elizabeth Silverman
Jaclyn Silvers
Charles and Sandra Simon
David Solomon
Mindy Solomon
Carolyn M. Travis
Mark D. and Kimberly P.
Tribus
James B. Tucker
Ashley Turchin
Allison Turk
Elizabeth Turnbull
Ellen “Ellie” Meek Tweedy
Urban Outfitters, Inc.
Jose Antonio Valencia
Ana C. Velez
Virginia Museum of
Contemporary Art
Richard Vivero
Liza Gallardo Walton
Susan Watters
Gayle D. Waxenberg
James Wegert
Michael Weinstock
Allan B. and Phyllis Wesler
Myra Wexler
William J. Wichmann
Allison and James Wilt
Aaron Winshall
Lauren Wood
Antonia Wright
Zeriosha Zapata
Yingjun Zhang
Leslie J. and Natalie Zigel
Stephanie Zilo
Robert A. and Judith
Zucker
ANNUAL SUPPORTERS
Paloma Kiki Soyka
Amy Steele Donner
Douglas B. and Regina G.
Steffen
Holly T. Stein
Sidney J. and Florence
Stern
Gerald and Susan
Sternstein
Clarisa Stollenwerck
Stone Associates LP
Jerilyn Stone
Peg E. McCarthy and Scott
M. Teeter
Harlan S. Tenenbaum
Rocco Termini
Andrea Travaglia
* In-Kind Contributions
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YO U N G A R T S I S M O S T G R AT E F U L T O T H E S P O N S O R S A N D
F R I E N DS W H O M A K E 20 1 6 YO U N G A RT S M IA M I P OS S I B L E ,
INCLUDING THE FOLLOWING:
National Premier Sponsor
Legacy Master Series Sponsor
Design Arts Discipline Sponsor
Support for YoungArts Miami is provided by the Miami-Dade County Department of
Cultural Affairs and the Cultural Affairs Council, the Miami-Dade County Mayor and Board
of County Commissioners and The Children’s Trust; and the State of Florida, Department
of State, Division of Cultural Affairs and the Florida Council on Arts and Culture.
T Y TAY LO R | YoungArts Artistic Programs Operations Manager
RO B E RTA B E H R E N DT F L I S S | YoungArts Director of Productions
VA L M E D I N A | Technical Director, Colony Theatre
K A R E N C U R I N G TO N | Stage Manager, Friday Performance
J E N N I F E R P U I G | Assistant Stage Manager, Friday Performance
M O N I C A S O D E R M A N | Stage Manager, Saturday Performance
L AU R E N CO N S TA N T I N E | Assistant Stage Manager,
Saturday Performance
YOU NGARTS MIAMI PRODUCTION TE AM
JA N E RO S E N BAU M | YoungArts Production Manager
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
T H A N K YO U F O R H E L PI N G M A K E 20 1 6 YO U N G A RT S
MIAMI POSSIBLE:
Bernardo Fort-Brescia
Books & Books/Mitchell Kaplan
Catering by Lovables
Colony Theatre
Corner of the Cave Media
Gesi Schilling Photography
Gigs Up, Inc./George Feldner
Grandmasters Pianos/Dean Palmer
Jason Koerner Photography
Jessica Wade, Inc.
SRX Events/Mark Underwood
Nancie Jaicks
Miami Tourist Services
Ocean Drive Magazine
Pérez Art Museum Miami/Franklin Sirmans
This list is complete at the time of printing.
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YO U N G A R T S G R AT E F U L LY A C K N O W L E D G E S T H E F O L L O W I N G
C O R P O R AT I O N S A N D O R G A N I Z AT I O N S F O R T H E I R
C O M M I T M E N T, L E A D E R S H I P A N D S U P P O R T:
SPONSORS
Design Discipline Sponsor
CO R P O R AT E PA RT N E R S
Strategic Corporate Partner
Supporting Corporate Partners
Bal Harbour
2016 SEASON HIGHLIGHTS @
SALON SERIES
I N CO N V E R S AT I O N W I T H
I N T E R N AT I O N A L LY R E CO G N I Z E D A RT I ST S
Niia Bertino + Tom Windish
MARCH 31
Sponsored by John S. and James L. Knight Foundation
PA I R I N G S @ T E D ’ S
WO R L D - C L A S S P E R F O R M A N C E S
A N D A C U L I N A RY E X P E R I E N C E
BY STA R R C AT E R I N G G RO U P
Nu Deco Ensemble
MARCH 18 + 19
O, Miami
APRIL 29 + 30
Alumni Elena +
Samora Pinderhughes
M AY 2 0 + 2 1
Alumnus Doug Blush
20 Feet from Stardom
JUNE 24 + 25
F O R I N F O R M AT I O N , V I S I T YO U N G A R T S . O R G
ANNUAL EVENTS
C E L E B R AT I N G 3 5 Y E A R S O F I D E N T I F Y I N G A N D
S U P P O RT I N G T H E N AT I O N ’S M O ST P RO M I S I N G
YO U N G A RT I ST S
YO U N G A RT S M IA M I
MARCH 8 - 13
Sponsored by Miami-Dade County, State of Florida, Wells Fargo
and Miami Downtown Development Authority
YO U N G A RT S N E W YO R K
APRIL 12 - 17
U.S. PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARS PROGRAM
JUNE 19 - 20
Sponsored by Carnival Foundation
Design Discipline Sponsor
OUTSIDE TH E BOX
FA M I LY- F R I E N D LY M U LT I D I S C I P L I N A RY
P E R F O R M A N C E S O N T H E YO U N G A RT S P L A Z A
Jay Scheib
JUNE 4
“Some day, I want
to paint like that.”
When we see great art, it can spark our creativity and imagination
and helps us see the world in a different way.
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