HOMELESSNESS & THE ARTS

The Rozsa Foundation was proud to support the creation of the premiere presentation of Two-Bit Oper-eh? Shun, an oratorio on homelessness, on January 16, 2010.  The show was part of the 2010 High Performance Rodeo Festival and a key event in the This is My City program that involves theatre, art exhibitions and workshops and a Symposium all focused on the role of the arts in addressing social issues.

 

 "BUILDING" THE ARTS IN ALBERTA CITIES

Congratulations on the grand opening of the new Alberta Art Gallery building in Edmonton on January 30!  The unique design, which has stirred up some controversy, is also setting the scene for the Cantos Music Foundation's new King Eddy Music Centre building in Calgary which will commence building in 2010.

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NEW GRANT
APPLICATIONS

In 2010, the first grant deadline is March 28. Submission by on-line form only: written requests sent directly to the Foundation will not be considered.

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THANKS TO
DELOITTE & TOUCHE

We would like to extend a special thank you to Deloitte & Touche for their long-term support of the Rozsa Awards.

Deloitte provides financial analysis and a systems review for Award Recipients each year.

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"FROM BACK STAGE TO
CENTRE STAGE"

Congratulations to Tom McFall of the Alberta Craft Council, the 2009 recipient of the Rozsa Award for Excellence in Arts Management.

2009 Rozsa Award Nominees can be heard in conversation the first Sunday of every month at 9am on CKUA ArtsBeat.

Listen to the interview with Suzanne Mott of VertigoTheatre in Calgary.  Past interviews can be found on the Headlines page.  Read more about Suzanne Mott. 

 

LISTEN & WIN!

Enter our ArtsBeat Arts Management Inteview Series Contest!

Listen to the CKUA ArtsBeat interviews and submit your answers to the questions to enter to win free performance tickets!  Click here for details!