FINE ARTS CENTER CORPORATION.


LEGAL AUTHORITY

Act No. 43 of May 12, 1980, as amended, created the Corporation of the Center of Fine Arts of Puerto Rico as a public corporation and ascribed it to the Institute of Puerto Rican Culture.

MISSION

Offer the people of Puerto Rico and our visitors the opportunity to know and appreciate the various expressions of the representational arts, both at the national and international levels, with the goal of contributing to the enrichment of our culture. Provide the best scenarios, services and work opportunities to the artistic class and producers.

ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE

  • Board of Directors1
  • Division of Food and Beverages
  • Finances and Budget
  • General Services
  • Human Resources
  • Internal Audit
  • Office of General Manager
  • Parking and Transportation
  • Programming and Services
  • Technology and Information

1Rector Body of the Center. The members that constitute it give their services part time.


PROGRAM

MANAGEMENT AND OPERATION

Program Description

Promote quality cultural activity and efficiently manage available resources.


Statistical Data 2011 2012 2013

 

Comedies and teather plays 75 80 80
Experimental theater plays 140 100 70
Popular and non popular concerts 119 110 90

The statistical data was provided by the Agency during the Fiscal Year 2012-2013 budget formulation process.

Customers

Producers, the general public and other governmental and private institutions

FISCAL YEAR 2012-2013 ADOPTED BUDGET

The adopted consolidated budget for the Fiscal Year 2012-2013 is $5,920,000. This amount includes $2,146,000 from the Joint Resolution-General Fund; $1,700,000 from Special Appropriations-General Fund and $2,074,000 in Revenues from Internal Sources.

Operational expenses reflect a decrease of $544,000 when compared to funds assigned in fiscal year 2011-2012 due to the implementation of an early retirement incentive program and a reduction of $109,000 in Revenues from Internal Sources.

Resources from the Joint Resolution-General Fund will be used to cover operational expenses. An additional Special Appropriations is included for the operational expenses of the Symphony Hall.

The Corporation's Revenues from Internal Sources are generated from rental of the entertainment halls and canteen sales, to be used for operational expenses and to continue promoting the "Jueves de Bellas Artes" and the "Puerto Rico Sabe a Cultura" events.



SUMMARY OF AVAILABLE RESOURCES

Consolidated Budget  (thousands $) 2010 2011 2012 2013

 

Program  
Operational Expenses Actual Actual Budget Adopted
Management and Operation 4,981 6,851 6,464 5,920
Subtotal, Operational Expenses 4,981 6,851 6,464 5,920
Total, Program 4,981 6,851 6,464 5,920
 
Funding Sources  
Operational Expenses  
Joint Resolution - General Fund 1,474 1,239 2,581 2,146
Special Appropriations - General Fund 0 1,700 1,700 1,700
Local Stabilization Fund 1,434 1,586 0 0
Revenues from Internal Sources 2,073 2,326 2,183 2,074
Subtotal, Operational Expenses 4,981 6,851 6,464 5,920
Total, Funding Sources 4,981 6,851 6,464 5,920
 
Expense Category  
Operational Expenses  
Payroll and Related Expenses 2,689 2,920 2,378 1,986
Rent and Utilities 637 1,236 865 902
Purchased Services 845 1,706 1,006 926
Donations, Subsidies, and Distributions 5 5 5 5
Transportation Expenses 13 8 13 13
Professional Services 273 530 218 109
Other Expenses 30 35 30 30
Non Distributed Allocations 240 397 1,700 1,700
Equipment Purchases 75 0 75 75
Office Supplies and other Materials 174 14 174 174
Subtotal, Operational Expenses 4,981 6,851 6,464 5,920
Total, Expense Category 4,981 6,851 6,464 5,920