Jack Stinedurf has an undergraduate degree in Art Education which included studio classes in drawing, painting, sculpture, design, ceramics and printmaking. While studying, he concentrated in printmaking and worked extensively in lithography. He went on to earn a masters degree in the Management of Nonprofit Organizations. He has studied art history with an emphasis on art of the 20th Century. Jack worked in development at the Cleveland Museum of Art for nine and a half years, ultimately serving as Director of Development. During that time he worked closely with museum leadership and curators as part of the Exhibitions Committee helping to select and develop exhibitions to be presented at the CMA. He worked to secure exhibition sponsorships from foundation, corporate and individual donors. He is most interested in working with the Heights Arts Exhibition Community Team to support community-based artists, promote diversity and inclusion and help ensure the selection and presentation of high quality work in all media.