The Art of Change has recently completed a project for the Boston Center for the Arts (BCA). The Inaugural BCA Ball & Disco Under the Dome, held earlier this month at the Cyclorama in the South End, was the first project for the newly launched The Art of Change.

Co-Founders Karen DeTemple and Nicole Polletta created and executed a successful fundraising and marketing strategy along with a wider institutional marketing consultancy.

The historic event was attended by 500 leaders in the arts and business communities and raised more than $315,000 to support the BCA’s exhibitions, residency programs and professional development for innovative visual and performing arts.

The Inaugural Ball & Disco Under the Dome offered guests the opportunity to connect with the BCA’s creative community in a collection of art experiences curated by Alter Projects. Featured BCA affiliated artists included: Liars & Believers, Elisa Hamilton, JR Uretsky & The Feminist Conference, and Mila Thigpen.

Later in the evening, the doors opened to a new wave of energetic arts enthusiasts to dance as Disco Under the Dome began with non-stop dancing featuring live remixing, genre blending, and video scratch by multimedia artists and musicians DJ Flack and DJ Pace of Beat Research.

About the BCA:

The Boston Center for the Arts, www.bcaonline.org, is a unique multi-arts campus located on 2.4 acres in Boston’s historic South End. A destination for over 200,000 visitors a year, the BCA’s mission is to support working artists, connect the arts to community, and continually develop new audiences for the arts by investing in the next generation of Boston artists and cultural programming.

The Art of Change works with a growing and diverse client list that includes the CHART ART FAIR in Copenhagen and Boston Center for the Arts.

For more information: www.theartofchange.is .