Take it to the next level and take advantage of some of these upcoming opportunities
Volunteer Opportunities
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One (1) District 3 representative with the term of office to commence upon appointment and expire September 30, 2018. To qualify for the District 3 opening, applicants must be a resident in the unincorporated area of District 3.
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One (1) City of St. Helena representative with the term of office beginning immediately and expire September 30, 2016. To qualify for the City of St. Helena opening, applicants must be a resident in the incorporated area of St. Helena
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Be at the top of your game and take advantage of these professional opportunities!
The National Endowment for the Arts is coming to Sacramento!
Priority registration for this event is now available to California Arts Council, Sacramento Metropolitan Arts Commission, and NEA grantees. Registration will open to the public in January.
We hope you will join us for this special opportunity to welcome Chairman Chu to California and to learn about the latest NEA research.
Introduction to the Immigration Visa Process for Artists and Arts Organizations
Whether or not you have read the best-selling book, Crusade For Your Art: Best Practices for Fine Art Photographers, now is your chance to dive in for free, through an online video series with Skillshare. Skillshare is an online learning community to master real-world skills through project-based classes. We have been invited to offer a 10-course series following the topics in the Crusade For Your Art book. The courses are short, info-packed segments with an opportunity to produce and get feedback on a project that is a practical application of the information covered. Anyone can join for free, or get premium membership with unlimited courses for $8 per month. |
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Excitement, energy, and engagement around the new California Blueprint for Creative Schools
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Keynote speakers, workshop sessions, and provocative conversations focused on an education vision with the arts and creativity at its center.
Led by artist Sharon Louden, this four-part webinar series is geared to visual artists yearning for guidance on how best to approach and communicate with the gatekeepers of the art world: galleries, curators, collectors, museum professionals, and more. The webinar will address the following questions: How does an artist approach a gallery cold? How does an artist communicate with a gallerist, curator, museum professional, etc.? What are the best ways to correspond and to start up a relationship and maintain it? When is the best time to approach the person? How often should an artist be in contact? How does one follow up on an inquiry? What is the proper way to pace a professional conversation?
Register for this four-part series by Monday, January 12 and receive the entire series for a discounted rate of $80! Or register for individual sessions at $25 a piece.
Chilkoot Trail Artist Residency Program
Are you or someone you know an outdoor enthusiast and a visual artist? If so, the Chilkoot Trail Artist Residency Program might be a great opportunity for you!
This unique artist residency, in partnership with the National Park Service and Parks Canada, is a chance to hike the historic Chilkoot Trail from Alaska into Canada and make art.
Please find attached the program information, press release and application form for the 2015 Chilkoot Trail Artist Residency. We hope you will share this information with your members and fellow visual artists. Please feel free to let us know how you choose to pass this information along!
Artists are encouraged to apply online at: http://yukonartscentre.com/programs/chilkoot_trail_artist_residency_program
Artistic ability is not necessary to participate fully in this workshop.