ArtsBuild is pleased to recognize the recipients of the 2022 Ruth Holmberg Arts Leadership Award – Hacker & Kitty Caldwell and Charlie & Iantha Newton.
The annual Ruth Holmberg Arts Leadership Award recognizes individuals who have made significant contributions to the arts in Chattanooga and who are actively engaged in the cultural life of our community— “Arts Builders” who exemplify ArtsBuild’s mission to build a stronger community through the arts as demonstrated by their significant contributions to the arts and their leadership.
The first Arts Leadership Award in 2014 recognized Ruth Holmberg for her extraordinary support of the arts and cultural community in Chattanooga over 70 years. Since 2014, the annual award has honored Mrs. Holmberg with her name. Past recipients include Mai Bell Hurley, Fletcher Bright, Sonia Young, Booker T. Scruggs II, Alice L. Smith, Warren Barnett, Candy Kruesi, Ann Law, and Mitch Patel.
MARCUS MCKAMEY / BOARD CHAIR OF ARTSBUILD
2022 AWARD RECIPIENTS —
For Hacker and Kitty, art has been a major part of their lives personally and they are proud to have seen and been a part of the arts becoming a more important part of Chattanooga as well.
NEWS —
ArtsBuild is pleased to recognize two couples as recipients of the Ruth Holmberg Arts Leadership Award this year - Hacker & Kitty Caldwell and Charlie & Iantha Newton.
2022 AWARD RECIPIENTS —
Hacker & Kitty Caldwell
For Hacker and Kitty, art has been a major part of their lives personally and they are proud to have seen and been a part of the arts becoming a more important part of Chattanooga as well.
2022 AWARD RECIPIENTS —
Charlie and Iantha Newton know the transformational impact of the arts, and they enjoy sharing their own talents and passion for the arts in order to give that experience to youth in Chattanooga.
NEWS —
ArtsBuild is pleased to recognize two couples as recipients of the Ruth Holmberg Arts Leadership Award this year - Hacker & Kitty Caldwell and Charlie & Iantha Newton.
2022 AWARD RECIPIENTS —
Charlie & Iantha Newton
Charlie and Iantha Newton know the transformational impact of the arts, and they enjoy sharing their own talents and passion for the arts in order to give that experience to youth in Chattanooga.
The Holmberg Arts Leadership Institute is designed for residents of the greater Chattanooga area who share a passion for advancing and engaging with the arts in our community.
Launched in 2005 in memory of long-time board member and arts advocate A. William Holmberg, Jr., the annual Institute offers behind-the-scenes site visits to cultural and educational institutions, case studies of arts agencies, panel discussions with community leaders about current issues facing the arts community, and a unique forum for pursuing shared goals among arts leaders, business leaders, educators, and philanthropic foundations.
The Holmberg Institute provides many opportunities for networking and strengthens individual talents and skills needed to serve as volunteers, board members and fund raisers.
The application deadline for the 2022 class was Friday, June 3.
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