New Coalition Created to Ensure Sound Future for Community Art Museum
The Rodman Hall Alliance has agreed to participate in a new group formed by the Rodman Hall Advisory Board which oversees Rodman Hall Art Centre. This new Coalition brings together community members who share a common goal: sustaining our community art museum within the context of Brock's possible withdrawal as the sole steward of Rodman Hall.
The Coalition consists of art and museum professionals, finance and business consultants, community developers, and art educators who represent broad expertise and a depth of community interests. The group has already begun their work by gathering information and defining the tasks, resources and timelines necessary to build a strong foundation of community governance capable of sustaining Rodman Hall into the foreseeable future.
Current members of the Coalition are:
Ineke Brinkman, Jean Bridge, Elizabeth Chitty, Mark Elliott, Giulia Forsythe, Tom Goldspink (chair), Liz Hayden, John Lehnen, John Mann, Sandy Middleton, Shawn Serfas, Donna Szoke, David Vivian.
We look forward to reporting on the work of the Coalition over the coming months and alerting those of you who are interested to opportunities for contributing to the work of Coalition committees and subcommittees.
The Coalition consists of art and museum professionals, finance and business consultants, community developers, and art educators who represent broad expertise and a depth of community interests. The group has already begun their work by gathering information and defining the tasks, resources and timelines necessary to build a strong foundation of community governance capable of sustaining Rodman Hall into the foreseeable future.
Current members of the Coalition are:
Ineke Brinkman, Jean Bridge, Elizabeth Chitty, Mark Elliott, Giulia Forsythe, Tom Goldspink (chair), Liz Hayden, John Lehnen, John Mann, Sandy Middleton, Shawn Serfas, Donna Szoke, David Vivian.
We look forward to reporting on the work of the Coalition over the coming months and alerting those of you who are interested to opportunities for contributing to the work of Coalition committees and subcommittees.
Rodman Hall Membership is Critical to Its Success
Rodman Hall Art Centre engages the entire community in its programs and activities. Membership is a critical measure of the community's commitment to Rodman Hall. The RHA invites you and your friends to become members of this great and vital institution and, by doing so, to demonstrate how important Rodman Hall is to you.
You can have a very direct and immediate impact on the success of Rodman Hall by buying membership now and showing your support of Rodman Hall.
Contact Danny Custodio directly at (905)688-5550 ext.5802 to purchase your membership over the phone, or email him at dcustodio@brocku.ca. Detailed membership benefits can be found at: brocku.ca/rodman-hall/membership
You can have a very direct and immediate impact on the success of Rodman Hall by buying membership now and showing your support of Rodman Hall.
Contact Danny Custodio directly at (905)688-5550 ext.5802 to purchase your membership over the phone, or email him at dcustodio@brocku.ca. Detailed membership benefits can be found at: brocku.ca/rodman-hall/membership
Sharilyn Ingram Appointed to Federal Cultural Body
The Rodman Hall Alliance congratulates Sharilyn J. Ingram on her appointment by the Government of Canada to the position of Chair, Canadian Cultural Property Export Review Board.
The Canadian Cultural Property Export Review Board is an independent, quasi-judicial decision-making body that reports to Parliament through the Minister of Canadian Heritage. Established in 1977 by the Cultural Property Export and Import Act, the Review Board determines whether cultural property is of outstanding significance and national importance with a view to protecting and preserving Canada's artistic, historic, and scientific heritage.
The Canadian Cultural Property Export Review Board is an independent, quasi-judicial decision-making body that reports to Parliament through the Minister of Canadian Heritage. Established in 1977 by the Cultural Property Export and Import Act, the Review Board determines whether cultural property is of outstanding significance and national importance with a view to protecting and preserving Canada's artistic, historic, and scientific heritage.