OPPORTUNITIES
This page lists job, residency and event opportunities offered by organizations outside of NCWCA.
Seeking Abrams Claghorn Workshop Instructors
Abrams Claghorn is now taking requests and submissions for new workshops and events, including film screenings, poetry readings and art shows. Please use our contact form to share your ideas, nothing is impossible! We would love to hear from you. Click here for our contact page
If you are an artist who would like to teach an all-levels workshop sharing your craft, please fill out our form to get started.
Compensation: The instructor will receive 50% of the gross income from class. All classes will have a minimum of 3 students. Our ideal range for class is between $100-150 and we are open to you setting a different price range for class attendees.
Our goal is to create weekly programming for students of all levels where all are welcome to explore their artistic abilities and build foundational skills in a variety of art forms.
Events we’re looking forward to hosting:
Poetry and Spoken Word Nights
Film Screenings
Hands-on Craft and Art Classes for all levels
Contact
Mary (They/She pronouns) is the Workshop Coordinator at Abrams Claghorn Gallery. As a Queer Iranian, Mary finds that art, history and current events are some of the most important elements to understanding ourselves and building communities that are resilient and overflowing with creativity.
Mary’s approach to event coordinating is to always center the community and their varying interests and needs. It’s their top priority to ensure that every person who enters the gallery for a workshop feels welcomed, included and empowered to explore their artistic abilities in a judgment-free zone. Mary is so excited to facilitate film screenings, poetry readings and art workshops that will bring out the best in every person who supports the Abrams Claghorn Gallery!
In their spare time Mary enjoys weightlifting and swimming, traveling with their partner and taking their two cats on evening walks. Feel free to email Mary with any questions at Mary@AbramsClaghorn.com
If you are an artist who would like to teach an all-levels workshop sharing your craft, please fill out our form to get started.
Compensation: The instructor will receive 50% of the gross income from class. All classes will have a minimum of 3 students. Our ideal range for class is between $100-150 and we are open to you setting a different price range for class attendees.
Our goal is to create weekly programming for students of all levels where all are welcome to explore their artistic abilities and build foundational skills in a variety of art forms.
Events we’re looking forward to hosting:
Poetry and Spoken Word Nights
Film Screenings
Hands-on Craft and Art Classes for all levels
Contact
Mary (They/She pronouns) is the Workshop Coordinator at Abrams Claghorn Gallery. As a Queer Iranian, Mary finds that art, history and current events are some of the most important elements to understanding ourselves and building communities that are resilient and overflowing with creativity.
Mary’s approach to event coordinating is to always center the community and their varying interests and needs. It’s their top priority to ensure that every person who enters the gallery for a workshop feels welcomed, included and empowered to explore their artistic abilities in a judgment-free zone. Mary is so excited to facilitate film screenings, poetry readings and art workshops that will bring out the best in every person who supports the Abrams Claghorn Gallery!
In their spare time Mary enjoys weightlifting and swimming, traveling with their partner and taking their two cats on evening walks. Feel free to email Mary with any questions at Mary@AbramsClaghorn.com
Cascade Canyon Artist in Residence 2023 | Deadline May 1
Cascade Canyon Artist in Residence 2023 at O'Hanlon Center for the Arts in Mill Valley, CA
Artist working retreat opportunity in a peaceful location with natural surroundings. The artist will have the opportunity to work in a private, natural setting and collaborate with other artists.
Accepting applications now through May 1, 2023
Application fee: $45
Artist Notification: May 15, 2023
Residency Dates: July 1 – 29, 2023 (4 weeks)
More information and application form HERE
Artist working retreat opportunity in a peaceful location with natural surroundings. The artist will have the opportunity to work in a private, natural setting and collaborate with other artists.
Accepting applications now through May 1, 2023
Application fee: $45
Artist Notification: May 15, 2023
Residency Dates: July 1 – 29, 2023 (4 weeks)
More information and application form HERE
