Summary
Organization name
Colorado Fine Arts Association
other names
CFAA, MSI Media
2008
Tax id (EIN)
27-0325446
Category
Arts, Culture & Humanities
Address
13924 Pinehurst Cir CFAABroomfield, CO 80023
Broomfield County, CO, US
Colorado Fine Arts Association vision is to enrich the mind through Arts and Culture by vigorously supporting the artists of all disciplines, exploring the depths of Indian culture and its influence on the Western art forms, and by actively promoting cultural exchanges, educational seminars, and events.
Your support helps bring world renowned artists and provide opportunities to artists local to Colorado and United States. Support the evolving genre of East-West fusion music and dance forms.
Mission
We are a Non-Profit Group Dedicated to Promoting Fine Arts in the State of Colorado.
To popularize specific genres of Classical music and arts originated in India and to support the artists that create these art forms.
Our Mission is to:
Celebrate artists and art through regular concerts, performances in the areas of music, dance, drama, and ballet.
Provide consistent exposure to music, dance, and other art forms by providing a venue for the community to participate and for professionals to perform
Bring pre-eminent artists in the fields of fine arts from India as well as other places in the United States
Provide opportunities to artists local to Colorado and United States
Explore the evolving genre of East-West fusion music and dance forms
For more information visit http://coloradofinearts.org/vision-2/
Background Statement
The origin of CFAA goes back to 2008. We were incorporated in the State of Colorado October 2008 as a non-profit by Anitha Ajay and Ajay Chankramath. The original name of CFAA was MSI Media. During the first 2 years, CFAA had a much narrower focus by promoting the ideas behind creating the historical cataloging on music related information, producing new music with pre-eminent artists and sponsoring light and classical music concerts worldwide.
In June of 2010, we applied to IRS for the 501(C)(3) Tax exemption with a mission as we see today. After the application was made, we started recruiting a broader set of board of directors from various sections of the community. Our board of directors was in place by January of 2011. When the IRS approval for 501(C)(3) tax
exemption came about in Feb 2011, we were ready to change our name to the current 'Colorado Fine Arts Association' under the guidance of the new set of board of directors.
Organization Data
Broomfield, CO 80023