Campaign Facts
HP2: The Campaign for a Permanent Home is a plan to purchase and renovate a 10,000 sq. ft. building in the Uptown neighborhood of Minneapolis, where Highpoint Center for Printmaking’s programs can thrive—secure in a permanent home.
The time is now to build for the future—and establish a permanent home, where HP’s exceptional programs can grow and serve multiple audiences in new, exciting and more effective ways. This will be accomplished by:
- Increasing HP’s programming and working space;
- Creating an enhanced gallery space;
- Improving and upgrading staff facilities; and
- Strengthening the organizational infrastructure to fulfill its mission.
General Facts:
- Design Architect:
- James Dayton Design
- Construction Company:
- JE Dunn Construction
- Highpoint Exectutive Director:
- Carla McGrath
- Highpoint Artistic Director:
- Cole Rogers
HP2: The Campaign for a Permanent Home
- Funds Raised:
- $3,500,000
- Campaign Goal:
- $3,500,000
- Building Acquisition, Renovation
& Project Costs: - $3,250,000
- Program Capacity Fund:
- $250,000
- Campaign Committee:
- David Moore, Jr., Campaign Chair
- Douglas Pugh, Campaign Finances
- Martha Dayton
- Amy Walsh Kern
- Michelle Klein
- Walt McCarthy
- Carla McGrath
- Sheila Morgan
- Elizabeth Redleaf
- Cole Rogers
- Clara Ueland
- Funding Sources:
- Private: Individuals, Corporations & Foundations
- Projected Building Completion Date:
- June 2009
- Square Feet at Current Location:
- 3,800 square feet
- Square Feet at Renovated Location:
- 10,000 square feet
- New Location Address:
- 912 West Lake Street, Minneapolis, MN
- Enhanced Program Facilities:
- Dedicated Education
& Community Programs Classroom - Dedicated Artists’ Printshop Cooperative Studio
- Upgraded Professional Studio
to Serve Visiting Artists - Visiting Artist Studio
- Expanded Street Level Gallery
- Enhanced storage for flat files and archives
- Improved Staff work & office spaces
- Green space & Raingarden