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The University of Michigan prides itself on the many
libraries, museums, and other venues that bring world-class
art and culture to the region. The University's wide
range of cultural offerings is exemplified by large
organizations like the Museum of Art (which mounts many
nationally acclaimed exhibitions and has a diverse permanent
collection) and the University Musical Society (one
of the most influential arts presenters in the nation),
and by smaller groups such as the Basement Arts Program.
Corporations and foundations have played a large part
in sponsoring many of these offerings on campus. Supporting
the arts at U-M is good business. Many organizations
support the arts to attract top talent to the area and
to reach key customers. The recent residency of the
Royal Shakespeare Company, sponsored in part by the Power Foundation, Pfizer and Northwest Airlines, DTE's sponsorship
of dance performances, and The Doris Duke Charitable
Foundation's funding of jazz programming for The University
Musical Society are just a few examples of how corporations
and foundations can play a part in bringing cultural
attractions to the University community.
We can help you identify optimal ways to become partners
in sponsoring cultural programming.
To learn more about some of our cultural institutions,
click on the links below.
University
of Michigan Museum of Art
University
Musical Society
Basement
Arts Program (Student Theater)
University
of Michigan School of Music
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