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> Special thanks to Clark-Nuber staff for their donations this summer!
Experience in the following areas needed: Fundraising, Organizational Development, Arts Networking, Theological Insight. Meetings are quarterly plus an average of one email response needed per month.
> Our "living documents" via googledocs: Onesheet/About Us | Broken Prophets | Mentors/Guilds
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Broken Prophets - Counseling Grants Available
Small grants for artists to receive 8 weeks of professional counseling by a licensed therapist who is also an artist.
For more information, email help@artistlife.org for a PDF document & application. To qualify, artists must be actively creating & presenting art in the community and also must not have insurance
that already allows for counseling. Grants are awarded as funds become available (Donation Info Below).
Create it Forward - Artist Project Grants
Small grants for artists to create new & profound community based projects that will inspire their local community and also develop a sustainable income to be "paid forward" to another project. Up to $500, pending available funds
Friends* |
Opiate Mass - Public music, art, reading at various venues.
Inhabit Conference - Seattle
Arts Aftercare - Helping kids create
Art House America - Nashville & Dallas
Laity Lodge - Annual Artist Retreat in Texas
*Not presented by Artist Life Guild directly, but our members are involved and you should check it out!
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General: help(at)artistlife.org - directs to Nathan & Tim in Seattle WA
Broken Prophets grants: brokenprophets(at)artistlife.org
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Artist Life Guild (formerly known as Promontory Artist Association) is a board governed 501(c)(3) non-profit based in Seattle & the greater Pacific Northwest since 1997. Donations are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law.
Checks can be made out to Artist Life Guild & sent to:
ARTIST LIFE GUILD
c/o Jennifer Harris
15119 279th Lane NE
Duvall, WA 98019
SOME PAST ACTIVITIES...
Film Faith & Justice
Forum Oct 23-25
DIRT: an award winning one
man play about racism and the havoc it wreaks on the human spirit
July 20, 2008, 7:00 @ Fremont Abbey Arts Center, Seattle. Discussion
to follow performance. | TICKETS /
INFO
May 17th, 2008 | Charlie Peacock Jazz Benefit & Artist Conversation
LUNCH:
untitled|conversations exploring the relationship between art, faith,
and Seattle.
CONCERT: Improv Jazz with Charlie Peacock, Matt Jorgenson, Eva Scow,
Scott Erickson (painting).
"Grammy Award-winning record producer and artist Charlie Peacock will perform in Seattle on May 17th to benefit the Artist Life Guild. Appearing with Peacock is 19 year-old mandolin virtuoso Eva Scow. Seattle uber- drummer Matt Jorgensen will also be featured. Peacock will perform music from his two jazz albums as well as vocal songs selected from his significant pop and singer-songwriter catalog. Peacock’s newest jazz album ARC OF THE CIRCLE, a collaboration with Flecktone’s saxophonist Jeff Coffin, is charting at #3 on the CMJ Jazz chart." www.allaboutjazz.com/charliepeacock
*also not presented by ALG
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Brett Porter, Painter & Culinary Artist
Jennifer Becker, CPA
Tim Soerens (Board Chair)
Ken Knutzen, Arbor Ministries
NathanMarion
ADVISORY BOARD:
Roger Feldman, SPU - Professor of Art,
Installation Artist
Marni Muir - Gallery Owner & Artist Rep
Kathryn Linehan, FORM - Studio Ignite
Zadok (Urban Hymnal)
Brian Moss (By/For Project, John Knox Pres.)
FOUNDERS:
Linda Wagner,
Writer/Publisher
Beth Harris, Writer/Publisher
Jeffrey Overstreet, Author