ACA Galleries, est. 1932: Contacting information and further details
ACA Galleries (American Contemporary Artists) was founded in 1932 by Herman Baron. Stuart Davis, Yasuo Kuniyoshi and Adolf Dehn were among the original founding members. ACA first opened on Madison Avenue on August 16, 1932 in the depths of the Great Depression. At this time there were only thirty galleries in New York City and Edith Halpert's Downtown Gallery was the only other gallery dedicated to exhibiting American Art. Even museums cast a blind eye to American painters and sculptors. The art world at this time consisted of Old Master dealers and galleries showing the great artistic currents of Europe. The gallery's second exhibition, "Selections from the John Reed Club," set the tone and clearly defined the gallery's direction for the next thirty-eight years. Social Realism or art with a message found a home at ACA. The exhibitions featured at ACA helped to ease the seething discontent among American and emigrant artists at having no venue to deliver their message. Work by women, African Americans, Jews, Chinese, Latin and Russian artists were shown on a regular basis.
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Executive & Staff - Alberta Cheerleading Association
Leanne Livingston, Executive Director Phone: 780-963-7465 or toll free 1-866-963-7465 Office Address: 24 Harmony Crescent Stony Plain AB T7Z 2M9 Fax: 780-963-8725 E-mail: info@albertacheerleading.ca • 2002-Present – ACA Executive Director • 2005-2007 – Assistant Coach & Manager, U of A Cheer Team • 2005-Present – Head of Cheer Canada establishment committee • 2001-2002 – Memorial Composite High School Cheer Team, Coach • 2002-Present – ACA Coaches’ Certification Instructor • 1995-2005 – ACA Head & Safety Judge • 1992-2002 – ACA Board Member; various positions including President • 1989-2000 – Broxton Park Jr. High Cheer Team, Head Coach • 1987-1991 – Broxton Park and Spruce Grove Composite Cheer Teams, athlete • Level 2 NCCP Theory • Level 3 ACA Coaches’ Certification • University of Alberta, Bachelor of Education
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ACA Capital Holdings - Competitors - Hoover's
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