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| Albany Institute of History & Art |
| 125 Washington Avenue |
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Albany, New York 12210 |
| 518-463-4478 |
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information@ albanyinstitute.org |
| Underwriting Opportunities: 2004 and BEYOND | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Individuals, corporations and organizations may take advantage of special underwriting packages associated with special events, programs and exhibitions. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
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In 2007, we look forward to presenting
exhibitions featuring Great Stuff from Museum Storage,
Luminosity: The Paintings of Stephen Hannock, Parallel Passages:
Lynn Davis at the Sites of Frederic E. Church, Art and Nature:
Hudson River School Paintings, Fabrica: Fiber Constructs by Estelle
Kessler Yarinsky, The Helderrberg Escarpment: Photographs by John
Yang
For more information on upcoming opportunities, contact Marcia Moss at 518-463-4478 x467 or via email.
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The Albany Institute of History & Art understands and appreciates that no two companies are alike. It is our philosophy to work in partnership with you to customize a participation plan that meets your charitable interests and business objectives. |
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AIHA's audience includes opinion-leaders, decision-makers from the arts, state and local government, business, academia and the communities of Upstate New York. Traditionally, the Institute draws audiences from the 14-county greater Capital Region. These visitors include families and intergenerational groups; students and teachers; business executives and young professionals; state legislators and government employees; artists and scholars; and the underserved and culturally diverse segments of surrounding communities. Cultural Heritage/Tourism, growing in Albany, is projected to come from more than 40 states and 20 foreign countries, including independent travelers, group tours and convention-related visitors. |
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