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OUR MISSION IS TO FOSTER THE EDUCATION AND ADVANCEMENT OF DESIGN, ART, AND ARCHITECTURE. UNDER THE INSTITUTE UMBRELLA WE OPERATE TWO PROGRAMS TO SERVE OUR MISSION: THE WARNECKE ARCHITECTURAL ARCHIVES AND THE CHALK HILL ARTIST RESIDENCY PROGRAM. THE WARNECKE ARCHITECTURAL ARCHIVES MAINTAINS THE COMPLETE ARCHIVES OF CARL I. WARNECKE AND JOHN CARL WARNECKE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC, INCLUDING RESEARCHERS AND STUDENTS, PUBLIC AGENCIES AND OTHER NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS. THE CHALK HILL ARTIST RESIDENCY PROGRAM PROVIDES ARTISTS OF ALL BACKGROUNDS, ABILITIES, AND MEDIUMS, WITH TIME AND SPACE FOR REFLECTIVE WORK IN A NATURAL ENVIRONMENT AND TO PRESERVE THE LANDSCAPE IN WHICH THE INSTITUTE IS FOUNDED.

CHALK HILL RESIDENCY IS PROUD TO COLLABORATE WITH CREATIVE INSTITUTIONS AND COMMUNITY NONPROFITS TO FULFILL OUR MISSION OF PROVIDING TIME AND SPACE AT WARNECKE RANCH AND VINEYARD WHERE ABLED AND DISABLED ARTISTS ARE VALUED, THRIVING, AND REPRESENT THE DIVERSE WORLD IN WHICH WE LIVE. OUR COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS WITH COMMUNITY GROWTH, CREATIVITY EXPORED, NURTURING INDEPENDENCE THROUGH ARTISTIC DEVELOPMENT (NIAD), AND BERKLEE COLLEGE OF MUSIC BRINGS TEACHERS FROM THESE COMMUNITY PROGRAMS TO SEPND A WEEK AT THE RESIDENCY TO WORK ON THEIR VARIOUS ARTISTIC ENDEAVORS. IN 2022 THERE WERE FIVE PARTNERSHIP TEACHING ARTISTS. CHALK HILL RESIDENCY PROGRAM - IN 2022 16 ARTISTS OUT OF 106 WERE SELECTED FOR RESIDENCY. THE SELECTION PROCESS INCLUDES THE COMMITTEE REVIEWING APPLICANT SUBMISSIONS FROM OUR ANNUAL CALL FOR ARTISTS AND SELECTS BASED ON QUALITY OF WORK, PROJECT PROPOSAL, AND RESUME. TOTAL ARTISTS SERVED:17 WOMEN ARTISTS4 MEN ARTISTS5 TEACHING ARTISTS (1 FROM EACH PARTNERING NON PROFIT: COMMUNITY GROWTH,CREATIVITY EXPLORED, & NIAD, 2 FROM BERKLEE COLLEGE OF MUSIC). PUBLIC PROGRAMING3 OPEN STUDIOS/POP-UP EXHIBITIONS IN 2022.3-8 RESIDENT ARTISTS PER OPEN STUDIO DISPLAY THEIR ARTWORK. 50-60 GUESTS ATTEND FROM OUR MAILING LIST. TOTAL NUMBER OF PEOPLE WHO ATTENDED OPEN STUDIOS AND/OR PARTICIPATED IN CHALK HILLARTIST RESIDENCY PROGRAMS= 150 (APPROXIMATED)

WARNECKE ARCHITECTURAL ARCHIVES:INTERNSHIP PROGRAM2 SONOMA STATE UNIVERSITY INTERNS IN THE SPRING OF 2022THE GOAL OF THIS PROGRAM IS TO BUILD A RELATIONSHIP WITH THE ARTHISTORY MUSEUM AND GALLERY PRACTICES PROGRAM AT SSU, EXPAND OURCONNECTION TO THE LOCAL ACADEMIC COMMUNITY AND HELP BUILD THEORGANZIATION'S STAFFING CAPACITY.WARNECKE ARCHITECTURAL ARCHIVE RESEARCH REQUESTS:LILLIAN MAKEDA - RESEARCH FOR PUBLICATION ON WINDOW ROCK/NAVAJO NATION DEVELOPMENTGUSTAVO MURILLO FERNANDEZ VALDES, ARTIST: REFERENCE PHOTOS OF NEW YORK TELEPHONE BUILDING TO BE USED FOR SCULPTURE.ZACH MORTISE - RESEARCH FOR PUBLICATION ON 33 THOMAS STREET AND NAVAJO NATION DEVELOPMENTSTACY KOZAKAVIC, PAGE & TURNBULL: CARL I WARNECKE OAKLAND PUBLIC LIBRARYIAN MARTIN - YORK SCHOOLCATHERINE CRAMER - ONLINE PROJECT LISTJENNIFER MIU - LAFAYETTE SQUARE, STATE DEPARTMENTCARMEN REID - WWII ERA U.S. MARITIME OFFICER SCHOOL/U.S. MERCHANT MARINESARCHIVE PLANNING & DISASTER RISK MANAGEMENT:PARTICIPATED IN NEDCC (NORTHEAST DOCUMENT CONSERVATION CENTER) READY - OR NOT PROGRAM.WORKING TO UPGRADE STORAGE TO ARCHIVAL MATERIAL. WE SPENT A TOTAL OF $2,972.74 ON ARCHIVE SUPPLIES AND MAINTENANCE. WE TRANSFERRED PHOTOS INTO NEW ARCHIVAL BOXES. WE BOUGHT METAL SHELVES TO REPLACE MANY LATERAL FILES WHICH WERE HAZARDOUS BECAUSE THEY COULD FALL ON PEOPLE.BOOK: CAMELOT'S ARCHITECT - MOVING FORWARD WITH JOHN CARL WARNECKEMEMOIR. THE ORGANIZATION HAS RETAINED AN AGENT: JUDY COPPAGE,WHO HAS WORKED WITH EDITOR ADAM SIKES TO FINALIZE AND EDIT MANUSCRIPT.THE ORGANIZATION WAS SELECTED TO PARTICIPATE IN CALIFORNIA DOORS OPEN EVENT,HELD ON JUNE 11TH, HIGHLIGHTING CALIFORNIA'S LOST, FORGOTTEN,BEHIND-THE-SCENES, OR SPECIAL HISTORIC PLACES, STORIES, OR LANDSCAPES.