What they call their work
What they do
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Music Education and Training Programs 1 activity
- Delivers music education programs in schoolsDevelops and delivers music curricula for students from pre-kindergarten through high school at St. Antoine Daveluy Parish in Auburndale, MA, as part of its concert series and educational outreach.
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Curated Art Exhibitions and Public Displays 1 activity
- Operates a gallery for visual art exhibitionsManages the Miclot Gallery as part of its ongoing arts programming, providing a space for visual art exhibitions.
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Classical and Chamber Music Performances 1 activity
- Produces chamber music performances and supports emerging composersOrganizes and presents chamber music concerts, including performances by winners of the Miclot International Music Competition and initiatives such as "Color in Harmony" that highlight Asian American composers. Events are held at venues including Lincoln Center, New England Conservatory, and the Shalin Liu Performance Center.
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Performing Arts Ticket Access Programs 1 activity
- Provides free access to performances for low-income audiencesOffers free admission to Miclot Chamber Music Society events for EBT and WIC cardholders, with up to four tickets per card per concert, to increase accessibility.
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Artist and Curatorial Publications 1 activity
- Publishes artistic and educational contentRuns publishing initiatives under Miclot Publishing, supporting creators across artistic mediums as part of its broader arts programming.
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Artist Support Grants 1 activity
- Supports artists through the V.I.E.W FoundationOperates the V.I.E.W Foundation to support local artists and foster community engagement through the arts.
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Uncategorized 1 activity
- Produces theater performances centered on biblical narrativesStages dramatic monologue-based theater productions that explore the moral transformation of biblical figures, focusing on themes of corruption and redemption.
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Who runs it
- INYOUNG JENNY SUH — Director
Who they work with
- AAPI Small Grants Fund Funder — Provides grant funding to support the Miclot Chamber Music Society's programs
- Boston Ensemble Soloists Partner — Ensemble with which Dr. Hwakyung Kay Jang has performed since 2017.
- Commonwealth of Massachusetts Government — Supports the Miclot Chamber Music Society through funding
- Community Music Center of Boston Partner — Employer and teaching venue for Dr. Karl Ørvik.
- Department of Transitional Assistance Government — Participates in the Card to Culture program in collaboration with the Department of Transitional Assistance to broaden access to cultural programming.
- Lincoln Center Partner — Hosts the Miclot International Music Competition winners' concert at its Bruno Walter Auditorium.
- Lincoln Center Partner — Presented a performance debut at Lincoln Center in November 2021.
- Mass Cultural Council Partner — Collaborates with Mass Cultural Council through the Card to Culture program to expand access to cultural events.
- Massachusetts Health Connector Government — Accepts ConnectorCare benefits for free admission to events through the Card to Culture program.
- New England Conservatory Preparatory School Partner — Employer and teaching venue for Dr. Heeyeon Chi.
- New England Conservatory of Music Partner — Hosts the 2026 MIMC Winners' Concert at its Williams Hall venue.
- Powers Music School Partner — Employer and teaching venue for Dr. Hwakyung Kay Jang.
- Rockport Music Partner — Co-hosts the Miclot International Music Competition winners' concert at the Shalin Liu Performance Center.
- St. Antoine Daveluy Parish Partner — Hosts music instruction and concert series coordinated by Dr. Suyeon Lee.
- Stonehill College Partner — Employer and teaching venue for Dr. Karl Ørvik.
- University of New Hampshire Partner — Employer and teaching venue for Dr. Karl Ørvik.
- Western Wyoming Community College Partner — Employer and teaching venue for Dr. Hwakyung Kay Jang.
- Women, Infants & Children (WIC) Nutrition Program Government — Accepts WIC benefits for free admission to events through participation in the Card to Culture program.
How they approach the work
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- Arts as Refuge and Personal Expressionmethodology: arts-as-refugeBy providing artistic outlets, we support emotional resilience and self-expression for people in need, because creative engagement serves as a therapeutic and empowering refuge.
- Collaborative Artist Support Modelmethodology: collaborative_artist_supportBy connecting artists with collaborators across disciplines, we foster creativity and tolerance, because shared artistic practice builds mutual understanding and advances collective creative visions.
- Cultural Access Through Economic Inclusionmethodology: cultural-access-programBy accepting EBT, WIC, and ConnectorCare benefits for event admission, we increase access to cultural programming for low-income individuals, because reducing financial barriers enables broader community participation in the arts.
- Minimalist Theatrical Evangelismmethodology: minimalist-theatrical-evangelismBy using minimal staging and relying on powerful monologues, we convey spiritual transformation, because stripped-down performance focuses attention on the emotional and redemptive truth of personal testimony.
- Performer as Preacher Modelmethodology: performer-as-preacherBy integrating personal faith confession into performance, we enable artists to serve as preachers, because lived spiritual experience makes religious messages more authentic and impactful.