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Naming Opportunities



"Homer Balabanis" by Richard Duning

Humboldt Arts Council was organized in 1966 by Dr. Homer Balabanis and is dedicated to providing leadership in support of the rich heritage of North Coast arts and to bring this legacy fully into community life.

The Humboldt Arts Council’s Diamond Reserve Fund for Operations will sustain the Morris Graves Museum of Art in the restored historic Carnegie Library landmark which houses seven premier galleries, a courtyard sculpture garden; a performance Rotunda for music, dance and literary arts; a young artists’ academy and a community arts resource center.

You are encouraged to honor a loved one by supporting the Diamond Reserve Fund for Operations.

NAMING OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE

Humboldt Arts Council also welcomes undesignated gifts of $50 or more to support the following established naming opportunities:

Dr. Richard and Elizabeth S. Anderson Gallery
Floyd Bettiga Gallery
William Thonson Gallery
Homer Balabanis Gallery
Tom Knight Gallery
Melvin Schuler Sculpture Garden
Dr. J. William and Martha Clague Main Entrance
Jill Irvine Memorial Historic Entrance
Museum Store and Annex, Gift of Chester Collins
Historic Entrance Stairs: Gift of George and Muriel Dinsmore

Exhibition Preperation Room, Gift of Glenn Berry
Melvin Schuler and Edward Oliver Sculpture Garden Access Stairs
Eureka Rotary Performance Rotunda
Philip and Sally Arnot Members Court
John Swingdler Family Permanent Collection Room
Humboldt Sponsors Youth Studio/Classroom
Living Education and Arts Foundation Arts Resource Center
Robert M. Lochtie Sculpture Garden Gate
Rob and Cherie Arkley Historic Atrium and Skylight
John and Sally Biggin 7th Street Courtyard Gate
Humboldt Docent Council Women's Lounge

For further information please contact the Humboldt Arts Council at 707-442-0278.


The Humboldt Arts Council is dedicated to providing leadership in support of the rich heritage of North Coast Arts and to bringing this legacy fully into community life.