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Investigating Griffith Park Programming Proposal

Autry Mission
The Autry brings together the stories of all peoples of the American West, connecting the past with the present to inspire our shared future.

Project Description
Investigating Griffith Park is an ongoing public research project developed in multiple phases that will transform one of the Autry’s core galleries into an experimental, hands-on space to prototype ideas for a future exhibition. We believe there is a diversity of stories waiting to be shared, collected, investigated, and preserved. Our Discovery Phase of the gallery opens November 17, 2018, with the final exhibition slated to open in 2021 (the 125th anniversary of Griffith Park).

We're looking for a mix of proposals that connect to the history, environment and uses of Griffith Park. Preference will be given to activities that encourage a wide array of experiences and audiences.

We will select a limited number of proposals to be developed into public events that will be scheduled at the Autry Museum beginning in Summer 2019 and continuing for several years through the run of the exhibition.

This is a rolling review process and you can expect to hear back in 4 to 6 weeks.
1.Applicant Name(Required.)
2.Best Phone #(Required.)
3.E-mail(Required.)
4.Address (including City, State, and Zip(Required.)
5.Are you applying on behalf of a nonprofit organization? (It is not required that your activity be affiliated with a nonprofit)(Required.)
6.Social Media Handles (if applicable)
7.Please list any other individuals or organizations who will be collaborating with you on this event
8.Proposal Name(Required.)
9.How would you describe your event? (you can check multiple boxes)(Required.)
10.Brief Description (250 word limit)(Required.)
11.Do you have preferred dates, times of year, days of the week, or time of day for your event?(Required.)
12.Please list any equipment needs (lighting, projector, sound system, temporary kitchen, external power source, seating, etc.) for your event(Required.)
13.How many members of the public could reasonably participate in your event?(Required.)
14.Who is your target audience? (250 word maximum)(Required.)
15.Describe your main goals and outcomes for this project. Please list no more than 3 main goals (250 word maximum)(Required.)
16.Have you done this event before at another location?(Required.)
17.If you answered yes to the previous question, what is the advantage of replicating it at the Autry Museum of the American West?
18.Can this event be filmed for (you can check multiple boxes):
19.Are there additional materials or any other information we should consider with your proposal? If so please describe below (250 word maximum), include a website link, or e-mail materials to bfitzsimmons@theautry.org
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