African American Art and Culture Complex Spring 2012

About Me:

Hello everyone, my name is Rochelle Ruiz and I am a fourth year Accounting major at the University of San Francisco, School of Management. This semester I will be continuing my internship from last fall at the African American Art and Culture Complex. As a native resident of the Bay Area I always make a goal to giving back to the community.

Introduction:

Welcome to the Spring 2012 African American Art and Culture Complex (AAACC) blog. During this internship I wish to continue my work with the AAACC and provide them with extensive knowledge I have learned as a business student at USF. I will be focusing on a few major projects throughout the internship that will aid in the continuing success of the AAACC.

About the Organization:

The African American Art and Culture Complex (AAACC) is located at 762 Fulton Street in San Francisco, California and was formed in 1989 by the city and county of San Francisco. Today, the AAACC is a vital resource in San Francisco, adding to the city’s rich culture and diversity. The AAACC not only serves local resident of San Francisco but also the entire Bay Area and tourists.

The AAACC is dedicated to community change by fostering a commitment to service and activism through Afro-centric artistic and cultural performance, exhibition, and programming. The 34,000 sq. ft. building houses an art gallery, a 203 seat theater, recording studio, library, dance studios, archives of African American history, and many other multi-purpose spaces.

The AAACC serves as a space for artists around the Bay Area and San Francisco to demonstrate their artistic abilities. As a non-profit organization, the AAACC success also depends on the support and participation of the general public.

Please visit their homepage at: www.aaacc.org

Facebook page: AAACC

Picture of AAACC Staff:

Our Staff

Spring 2012 Projects:

The following are projects I will be focusing on this Spring 2012 at the AAACC:

  • Organization of all Grant, Facilities, and Operation folders to aid in audit process
  • Update Resident Art Organization Files
  • Aid in re-organization of Board of Directors
  • Aid in moving of offices for faculty
  • Continue growth of relationship with Zipcar

41 thoughts on “African American Art and Culture Complex Spring 2012”

  2. Hey everyone! 🎨 Just came across this awesome news about the African American Art and Culture Complex (AAACC) in San Francisco. Rochelle Ruiz, a fourth-year Accounting major at the University of San Francisco, is continuing her internship at AAACC this semester. It’s so inspiring to see someone from the Bay Area giving back to the community like this!

    The AAACC sounds like an incredible place. 🏢 Established in 1989, it’s become a vital resource for the city, showcasing Afro-centric artistic and cultural performances, exhibitions, and programming. The 34,000 sq. ft. space includes an art gallery, theater, recording studio, dance studios, and more! It’s not just for locals – it draws people from all over the Bay Area and beyond.

    Supporting places like AAACC is crucial for keeping culture and diversity alive in our city. 🌆 If you’re interested in learning more, check out their website: https://alcomd.ru

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  31. The AAACC typically hosts several visual art exhibitions featuring works by African American artists. These exhibitions could include paintings, Geometry Dash Breeze sculptures, photography, and mixed media pieces that explore themes relevant to the African American experience.

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