Lincoln Center For The Performing Arts Inc

TO SUSTAIN, ENCOURAGE, AND PROMOTE THE PERFORMING ARTS. SEE SCHEDULE O FOR CONTINUATION.

FACILITY SERVICES - LINCOLN CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS PROVIDES FACILITY MAINTENANCE, PARKING, SECURITY AND CLEANING SERVICES FOR ELEVEN CONSTITUENT ORGANIZATIONS COMPRISING LINCOLN CENTER AND THE 16.3-ACRE AREA WHERE MOST RESIDE. THE LINCOLN CENTER CAMPUS WELCOMES VISITORS FROM AROUND THE WORLD TO TICKETED AND FREE PERFORMANCES, SPECIAL EVENTS, AND CIVIC CELEBRATIONS.

LINCOLN CENTER REDEVELOPMENT - LINCOLN CENTER DEVELOPMENT PROJECT EMBRACES LINCOLN CENTER'S GOAL OF FOSTERING THE PERFORMING ARTS TO IMPROVE THE CULTURAL LIFE OF COMMUNITIES THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES AND THE WORLD BY OVERSEEING THE ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATED WITH RENOVATING, MODERNIZING AND RECONFIGURING BUILDINGS ON THE LINCOLN CENTER CAMPUS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC FOR EDUCATIONAL AND CULTURAL PERFORMANCES. IN ADDITION, INCLUDED IN TOTAL EXPENSES REPORTED ABOVE ARE $10,031,416 IN FINANCING COSTS RELATED TO CAMPUS CAPITAL PROJECTS.

PERFORMANCE PROGRAMMING - PRIOR TO THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC, LINCOLN CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS ANNUALLY PRESENTED OR PRODUCED SEVEN ANNUAL LIVE PERFORMANCE SERIES: AMERICAN SONGBOOK, GREAT PERFORMERS, LINCOLN CENTER OUT OF DOORS, MIDSUMMER NIGHT SWING, MOSTLY MOZART FESTIVAL, WHITE LIGHT FESTIVAL, AND PROGRAMMING AT THE DAVID RUBENSTEIN ATRIUM. THESE SERIES COLLECTIVELY OFFERED PERFORMANCES YEAR-ROUND, WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON EVENTS DURING THE SUMMER MONTHS WHEN MOST CONSTITUENTS ARE OFF-SEASON. SEE SCHEDULE O FOR CONTINUATION.

EDUCATION, ENGAGEMENT AND ACCESSIBILITY - LINCOLN CENTER'S FOUNDERS BELIEVED THAT "THE ARTS ARE NOT FOR THE PRIVILEGED FEW, BUT FOR THE MANY." SINCE ITS FOUNDING, MORE THAN 20 MILLION PEOPLE HAVE ENGAGED WITH LINCOLN CENTER'S MYRIAD EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS ON ITS CAMPUS, AT ITS AFFILIATED SCHOOLS AND INSTITUTIONS, ONLINE, AND BEYOND. LCPA IS COMMITTED TO PRESENTING THE FINEST EXAMPLES OF PERFORMING ARTS TO THE BROADEST POSSIBLE AUDIENCE AND OFFERING EXTENSIVE EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT PROGRAMMING GEARED TO NEW AUDIENCES AND UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES. THESE HAVE INCLUDED A PERFORMANCE SERIES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE, FREE PERFORMANCES AND DISCOUNT TICKET OFFERINGS, PROGRAMS AND SERVICES FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES, COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT PROGRAMS FOR FAMILIES, PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FOR ARTISTS AND EDUCATORS, AND A WIDE ARRAY OF EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS THAT HELP DEVELOP STUDENTS' CRITICAL THINKING AND PROBLEM-SOLVING SKILLS THROUGH THE INQUIRY-BASED METHODS OF ART-MAKING.EXPENSES $3,152,042. INCL GRANTS OF $255,000. REVENUE $185,714.INNOVATION AND OTHER VENTURES - IN THE COMMUNITY, LCPA EXPANDS ITS PRESENCE WITH A HOST OF INITIATIVES TO MAKE THE ARTS MORE ACCESSIBLE. LINCOLN CENTER ALSO CONTINUES TO EXPERIMENT WITH NEW WAYS TO INCREASE PUBLIC ACCESS AND EXPOSURE TO HIGH QUALITY ARTS CONTENT.THE COLLIDER IS LINCOLN CENTER'S R&D LAB FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS. IN ITS INAUGURAL SEASON IT WELCOMED 10 CREATIVES FROM A VARIETY OF DISCIPLINES WHO GATHERED TO CREATE PROJECTS AT THE INTERSECTION OF THE ARTS, TECHNOLOGY, AND SOCIAL JUSTICE. THE COHORT OF FELLOWS MET ON A MONTHLY BASIS FOR 10 MONTHS AND PRESENTED THEIR DEVELOPING PROJECTS TO AN INTERNAL AUDIENCE OF STAFF, FUNDERS, AND ARTISTS WITHIN LINCOLN CENTER'S NETWORK.FOLLOWING THE CLOSE OF THE FIRST PROGRAM YEAR, SIX FELLOWS HAVE ADVANCED THEIR PROJECTS FOR WIDER AUDIENCES. THESE INCLUDE PUBLIC INSTALLATIONS IN HIGH SCHOOLS ACROSS NEW YORK CITY, A PREMIERE OF A NEUROSCIENCE-BASED OPERA, AN IMMERSIVE THEATRICAL EXPEREINCE DETAILING RHODESIAN FREEDOM FIGHTERS, AND A FORTHCOMING 2-YEAR SERIES OF DESIGN INSTALLATIONS ACROSS LINCOLN CENTER'S CAMPUS. IN ADDITION TO THE TEN FELLOWS, THE COLLIDER PROJECTS HAVE EACH ATTRACTED THEIR OWN COLLABORATORS AND ARTISTS. CURRENTLY THERE ARE OVER 20 PRACTITIONERS WORKING IN THE ORBIT OF THE PROGRAM. EXPENSES $2,910,386. INCL GRANTS OF $0. REVENUE $2,134,682.