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4/30/2020 7 Surprisingly Fun Things You Can Still Do To Build Your Artist Community During QuarantineRead Now Here's a big list of 7 wonderful ways to still connect and build your artist community during quarantine. You can still be part of the hub of creativity with all these fun online gatherings and artist groups. A special thanks to our lovely employee, Kristie Winther of Marigold Mural Studios for gathering all these links and resources. We are so grateful to have you on our team, Kristie! Fun Opportunities and Projects for Artists and Art Community Building 1- Stay at Home Mural Festival
Sign up as an artist or watch other artists. April 21-26, in addition to call for artists there will be diversified virtual programming, including live streaming from artists’ homes, panel discussions, and webinars. https://seawalls.org/activation/home/ 2- Elizabeth Jones Art Center (Portland) “The View from here” Project. "Elisabeth Jones Art Center is sponsoring an international collaboration that makes and nurtures connections between artists, in a creative re-interpretive challenge. We are pairing up artists all over the world, from Spain to South Korea to Russia, to share with one another something of “The View from Here” —the world as they are experiencing it in this chaotic time of COVID-19.” https://bit.ly/3eK6K0K 3- Artist Office Hours is an opportunity for artists to gather virtually and talk, mourn, laugh and share music. The event takes place each day at 5pm PST. Download the meeting invite: https://bit.ly/3cMop6a 4-Online Studio Tours You can Apply to be on the list or check out other artists that have signed up! tiny.cc/9i1nnz 5-“Art Interupted” Video Series To participate, you can record a one-to-five minute video of yourself sharing work you would otherwise be promoting in person were it not for social isolation; share new work you're creating; and/or talk about how quarantine has impacted you as an artist. Artists can send their videos via WeTransfer to kristina@20summers.org More Info: https://www.20summers.org/art-interrupted 6-Corona Art Challenge Each week has a theme. Create art inspired by the prompt for that week. Then share it. You can create one a week or several. https://bit.ly/2VxAG8p 7- Skillshare Take classes online, all kinds! They have a 2 month trial of free unlimited classes. Nice. https://skl.sh/3eM0OUP  We told you to stay tuned for a series of free downloadable coloring pages. Here is the 2nd one. It's also by local Portland artist, Melissa Kojima. It's a beautiful, big spring bouquet and behind it is a cute kitty girl who is peeking out at you. We hope it will give you some fun things to do during the pandemic.
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One of our favorite kid artists, Gabriel, is back with another great episode of art making. This time, he shows you how to make a clay pencil holder out of Sculpey. Here's what he says about this latest video.
Hi everyone! Gabriel here, thank you so much for all of the love on my last video, I’m so glad you all enjoyed it so much because I really enjoyed making it. Today, my brother and I show you how to create a one of a kind pencil holder using oven bake clay! All of my supplies were purchased at I’ve Been Framed in Portland, OR. You can currently order supplies through their website and arrange for curbside pickup at the link below: http://www.ivebeenframedpdx.com I also wanted to share a link to Sculpey’s website where you can find many other project tutorials: https://www.sculpey.com/create/projec... Thanks for watching Be sure to subscribe for more! We are artists serving our artist community, here at "I've Been Framed". Our hearts go out to so many of you who have been hit hard financially by this pandemic. We help by always offering you discount art supplies (which you can order online & pick up curbside if you are local to Portland, Oregon, as well as, a few online item art supplies we can ship to you). Plus, we now have gathered a long list of 17 resources to assist you with financial relief. We hope it helps you and we wish you the best. You mean so much to us! A special thanks to our lovely employee, Kristie Winther of Marigold Mural Studios for gathering all these links and resources. We are so grateful to have you on our team, Kristie! Financial Relief for Freelance Visual Artists1--Oregon Community Recovery Fund (For Non profits) https://oregoncf.org/grants-and-scholarships/grants/oregon-community-recovery-grants 2--Precipice Fund Emergency Relief for Portland Artists. Applications Live on May 4th. $500 grants. https://www.pica.org/precipice-fund/home/?dm_i=5AJ2,AC7P,3NYB5M,12UDS,1 3--RACC Arts Impact Fund + Other arts resources https://artsimpactfund.racc.org/covid-19-relief-resource-listings/ 4--3 Arts List of arts resources https://3arts.org/resources/funding/?fbclid=IwAR1iHGiTYEV1zzSQoo4eWRoiQMqMX8D4A4jxiq05B9ZbKk7QCXqrZuTZEUM 4--Artist Communities Emergency Relief https://www.artistcommunities.org/emergency-relief-programs 6--Financial Relief for Arts and Culture Leaders of Color - Emergency Fund. For US based BIPOC artists and administrators. $200 per person. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfv4AazvLFVUNAgXoxqBqfZ7jJVkrMroa-CET6Vt6XygR-CaQ/viewform?fbzx=3921934041473436626 7--Another list of financial resources for artists - https://www.artworkarchive.com/guides/covid-19-artist-resources?utm_campaign=covidhub&utm_source=instagram 8--$5000 grant for artists impacted by Covid-19 https://www.artistrelief.org 9--Financial Relief for artists in Washington State, any art discipline. https://artisttrust.submittable.com/submit/162977/covid-19-artist-trust-relief-fund 10--Emergency relief fund Grant for painters, printmakers, and sculptors
($5000 - $15,000) https://www.gottliebfoundation.org/emergency-grant 11--NYFA Rauschedberg Emergency Grants - One time grant up to $5000 for unexpected medical expenses. Available for Visual/media artists in the US. New Grant cycle opens May 18th 2020 and closes June 15th, 2020 www.nyfa.org/Content/Show/Rauschenberg-Emergency-Grants 12--Maurice Sendak Emergency Relief Fund. Grants of up to $2500 for children’s picture book artists and writers. Application opens April 23rd and closes once 600 applications have been received. https://www.nyfa.org/Content/Show/Maurice-Sendak-Emergency-Relief-Fund 13--For Creatives in Children’s Publishing (Illustrators/writers, etc.) Grants of $500 https://diversebooks.org/wndb-emergency-fund-for-diverse-creatives-in-childrens-publishing/ 14--CERF+ Emergency Assistance Inquiry - Financial relief for those infected with the virus that require intensive medical care. https://www.tfaforms.com/4660308 15--Twenty Summers Emergency Arts Fund - An Emergency Arts Fund for artists (up to $500) and arts organizations (up to $1k) suffering from unexpected and unmanageable financial loss as a result of the Coronavirus. (**NOTE: Not yet set up, but keep an eye on it.) https://www.20summers.org/eaf 16--Patreon “What the Fund” Grant for Creatives https://go.patreon.com/what-the-fund **NOTE: Round one of funding has closed, may reopen. 17--PDX Emergency Relief fund ( **NOTE: Now PAUSED / Might not be accepting more applications? Keep an eye on it!) https://www.pdxartistrelief.com We know you can't get out and visit art studios at this time, but you can stay at home and take an online virtual tour! Below is a large source of Oregon art studios visits that you can enjoy while staying safely at home during the pandemic. There's also podcast and interviews with Oregon artists and institutions. We would like to send a special thanks to our lovely employee, Kristie Winther of Marigold Mural Studios for gathering all these links and resources. Enjoy. Be Inspired by other Artists! |
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