Dance nonprofit · New York, NY

Spanish Dance Arts Company Inc

Spanish Dance Arts Company Inc is a tax-exempt dance organization based in New York, New York, recognized as exempt by the IRS in 1985.

$1.6M
latest revenue
$275K
total assets
1985
exempt since
20
NEA dance grants
EIN
13-3286419
Location
New York, NY 10036
Tax status
501(c)(3) · donations deductible
Classification
Publicly supported (government)
Latest tax period
2025-06
Income
$1,581,731

Financial history (Form 990)

2016$885.8K
2017$963.5K
2018$1.2M
2019$972.6K
2020$1.2M
2021$868.1K
2022$1.9M
2023$1.6M
YearRevenueExpensesContributionsAssets990
2023$1,558,890$1,937,016$575,820$286,410PDF
2022$1,890,055$1,728,193$929,245$619,640PDF
2021$868,073$714,071$698,236$538,742—
2020$1,195,906$1,062,386$705,454$382,405PDF
2019$972,639$948,971$370,672$147,253PDF
2018$1,198,351$1,177,699$406,194$129,385PDF
2017$963,538$946,002$329,812$136,452PDF
2016$885,757$880,075$270,651$116,839PDF

National Endowment for the Arts grants

YearAmountProject
2025$15,000Purpose: To support the presentation of Quinto Elemento (Fifth Element) and related engagement and touring activities. Additional Project Description: Quinto will celebrate individual artists while also showcasing the co
2024$10,000Purpose: To support the creation and presentation of a new work by flamenco artist Patricia Guerrero, set to an original score with live music by Francis Gómez. Additional Project Description: The work will be developed
2023$20,000Purpose: To support national touring, performances, and audience engagement activities. Additional Project Description: The project will commence with a retrospective program of major repertory works at the Joyce Theater
2022$20,000Purpose: To support Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana's national touring performances and audience engagement programs. Additional Project Description: The program will commence with "Tablao Tours" of improvisational solos a
2021$20,000To support national touring, performances, and audience engagement activities. The company will offer workshops, classes and lecture-demonstrations for communities of all ages and abilities, using flamenco concepts to fa
2020$25,000To support general operating costs in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
2019$10,000To support Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana's creation and presentation of LATIDO with accompanying engagement activities. Choreographed by Jose Maldonado with an original score by Gaspar Rodriguez, the new work will be cre
2018$10,000To support the creation of a new dance work, public engagement activities in New York City, and a national tour. The new dance, "Eterna," is a 30-minute work for 6 dancers and four musicians created in collaboration with
2017$15,000To support the creative development of a new dance work. Choregraphed by Belen Maya, the new work "Mujeres Valientes" will have an original score by Gaspar Rodriguez. The company will develop the work through a series of
2016$10,000To support the creation and presentation of a new work by Juan Manuel Prieto. The work will be performed with live music to a score by composer and guitarist Gaspar Rodriguez. Prieto, a prize-winner at the 2014 Madrid Ce
2015$20,000To support the creation and presentation of "Angeles," a new work by choreographer Angel Munoz in collaboration with composer Gaspar Rodriquez. Angeles will explore the divergent influences that shape a dancer's life and
2014$20,000To support the restaging and presentation at home and on tour of "Navidad Flamenca," a work choreographed by Clara Mora. Navidad Flamenca brings to life the holiday traditions celebrated in the Spanish-speaking world. Ne
2013$15,000To support the revival of founder Roberto Lorca's Luz y Sombra (1987), national touring, and home-based performances during the company's 30th anniversary year. Touring and New York City performances will include extensi
2012$15,000To support the restaging and presentation of "Bailes de Ida Vuelta," choreographed by Antonio Hidalgo, and a variety of outreach activities. The work explores the relationship of flamenco and Latin American music and dan
2010$10,000To support the revival and expansion of Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana's "Bailaor/Bailaora". The project will revisit both pieces while examining the evolution of flamenco including new musical influences, and new ways of
2008$10,000To support the presentation of Carmen: El Baile (Carmen: The Dance), a flamenco dance drama, choreographed by Pilar Andujar, in celebration of the company's 25th anniversary. The work will premiere at the Anchorage Conce
2005$10,000To support the creation and presentation of a new work by choreographer Antonio Hidalgo. The new work will premiere at the Joyce Theater in New York.
2003$10,000To support the presentation of a retrospective of the company's work. The retrospective is being created to celebrate the company's 20th anniversary in 2003.
1999$5,000To support a community-based residency in North Carolina. The residency will include in-school curriculum-based workshops for students, teacher training workshops, lecture-demonstrations, and performances by students and
1998$12,000To support the creation and presentation of a flamenco dance by Spanish choreographer Juan Andres Maya. The new work, a flamenco dance piece celebrating the 100th anniversary of Federico Garcia Lorca, will be choreograph

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