…Seattle Arts Leadership Team (SALT) at our next Power Lunch. This lunch hour will explore the most common law questions artists should know with Benjamin Kerr of Kerr Law Firm….
…for the Arts, with additional support provided by the Seattle Office of Arts and Cultural Affairs, are designed to address a gamut of questions relevant for emerging and experienced public…
…computer at home or elsewhere, and a desire to learn basic composition in the MIDI format. Limited to only 12 students. Contact tom@ungenda.com with any questions. You can register here….
…and engagement between the public and artists, while celebrating the literary arts. To learn more about the call, visit http://www.seattle.gov/arts/funding/civic_poet.asp. For questions about the call, please contact Annie Holden, (206)…
…for the City of Music Career Day Roadshow. Mizell and Lennon spoke with two classes of young people that were engaged and curious, and answered questions about getting experience, making…
…go by and no one behind the counter bothers to greet you, you don’t even get a sideways glance – others get called, receive their orders, ask questions. A large…
…will provide welcoming remarks. Audience members are encouraged to bring questions about creative learning and student success to ask the panel of policymakers and students. Youth are especially encouraged to…
…will share sketches and slides of their installations and answer questions about their project inspiration and the process leading to being selected. In the Central Area Neighborhood Greenway between E….
…to participants and includes lunch and eight Washington State Clock Hours. Teaching artists, K-12 teachers, and arts education administrators are welcome to attend. If you have any questions regarding registration,…
…this is so easy, then what is keeping us from institutionalizing these partnerships and presenting truly universal arts experiences for everyone? As I discuss these questions and realities with artists,…
