2015 Board and Staff Retreat

artworxLA staff and board met at the gorgeous Getty Research Institute (GRI) on Friday, June 13, 2015, to engage in a day-long retreat. Through group discussion and breakout sessions, we reflected on our 23-year history and envisioned the organization's future. The retreat was facilitated by Beth Farb, who led our board staff retreat in 2011. We'd like to especially thank artworxLA Board Member Frances Terpak, Curator of Photographs at The Getty Research Institute, for hosting the retreat at GRI. Executive Director Cynthia Campoy Brophy stated, "It was wonderfully inspiring to spend the day at the GRI with our dedicated board and staff to reflect, strategize, imagine artworxLA's next steps!"

Brenzy, Workshop Coordinator

Brenzy is currently a Sociology major at Pasadena City College. At PCC, she served as a mentor through the Puente project, supporting mentees with writing, life skills, and transfer plan workshops. Brenzy also pioneered the Young Curators Program at Self-Help Graphics where she organized exhibitions and coordinated events that included live performance, vendors, and more. Simultaneously, she interned at the Skirball conducting curatorial research, interviewing artists, and doing outreach for their upcoming PST:LA/LA show on muralism. Brenzy then went on to Center Theatre Group where she has done work around community partnerships, recording donor and financial records, and managing auditions. Brenzy served as artworxLA’s Getty Muti-Cultural intern in the summer of 2017. After completing her internship programs, she has stayed involved with the organization, completing zine workshops and special activities with program participants. Brenzy joined artworxLA’s staff in the Fall of 2018.

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