Goals
- Offer exposure to hundreds of Canadian and Int'l emerging artists
- Create an accessible & engaging environment in which to showcase art
- Purvey the importance and value of arts & culture to the community
- Offer an alternative model to funding & thriving in the world of arts
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Overview
The Cheaper Show was started in 2001 by 3 artists struggling to have their work shown. In it's first installment, they showcased 12 artists, and hosted about 200 friends. 9 years later, The Cheaper Show has emerged as the biggest one-night art event in Western Canada, hosting over 7000 people in 2010.
We are a non-profit event, aiming to raise awareness, offer opportunities, and create exposure for emerging artists. At the same time we create an accessible environment in which to view and enjoy visual arts, which creates new levels of awareness and exposure.
In 2011, we will be hosting our 10th anniversary show, Summer of 2011 in Vancouver and for the first time in the show's history, hosting an installment in Toronto Fall 2011.
Community Benefit
How will the $100K be used? |
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Budget Notes: The budget for each installment of our show (2 in 2011) is approx. $150,000. We will be using the Pepsi Refresh grant money for all of the hard costs including production, construction, art hanging, licences, contractors etc. We will be raising the remainder of the money needed to pay our crew. | |
$ 60,000 | Production Costs for two shows |
$ 5,000 | Curatorial Board costs (travel, fees, equipment) |
$ 10,000 | Travel and art shipping |
$ 10,000 | A/V equipment rentals, IT rentals, sales system software |
$ 10,000 | Marketing, contests, advertising |
$ 5,000 | Licenses, insurance, fees |
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