Juan Alonso-Rodríguez (2017 Conductive Garboil Grant), Tobacco Pattern 1, 2017. Masahiro Sugano (2017 GAP), Neang Neak (Serpent Goddess) video still, 2012. Mary Rothlisberger (2017 Fellowship), Card-Carrying Citizen, 2016.
Artist Trust
2017 Annual Report A table of contents
spotlight story: letter from sarah...... ii ellen adams, art business spotlight story: night school participant...... 13 planned giving...... 26 2017 grants report office hours, campaign for a creative future...... 27 spotlight story: networking, mentorship...... 14 amjad faur, 2017 fellowship recipient.... 2 corporate partnership program...... 28 spotlight story: grant applicants + recipients apple plotnick jannotta, spotlight story: by grant name...... 3 office hours participant + corporate supporters...... 29 2017 gap recipient...... 15 grant applicants + recipients ways to give...... 30 by discipline + career stage...... 4 racial equity recap spotlight story: grant applicants + recipients inclusion, diversity, equity in action.... 17 tara tamaribuchi, by region...... 5 artist trust member...... 31 financial report grant applicants + recipients artist trust membership program. 32 by race + gender...... 6 income...... 19 thank you, funding partners...... 33 spotlight story: expenses...... 20 shawn brigman, 2017 gap recipient...... 7 thank you, donors...... 34 fundraising recap artist support programs recap 2017 board + 2017 fundraising campaign...... 22 committee members...... 43 2017 statewide programs...... 9 spotlight story: 2017 staff + interns...... 44 spotlight story: kaelyn langer-mendoca, humaira abid, workshop instructor.... 10 artist trust donor...... 23 2018 grant opportunities...... 45 annual artist survey...... 11 2017 benefit art auction...... 24 art business night school...... 12 gather...... 25
2017 Artist Trust Annual Report i letter from sarah “2017 was a banner year for Artist Trust.”
Dear Artist United in our efforts to secure and the incredible support of our Trust Friends sustainable funding for grants and community. We begin 2018 resolute & Supporters, programming, we continued our in our commitment to stand with and work on our Campaign for a Creative work deeply to support the diverse 2017 was a banner Future, raising more than $400,000 in community of artists in our state, and year for Artist Trust. 2017 and reaching 70% of our total broadly share the important and In our thirty-first goal. In addition to our work on the fundamental role that artists play in our year of supporting Washington State campaign, we raised over $170,000 communities through our work. artists, we granted over $350,000 to in funding to continue expanding our eighty-four emerging, mid-career, geographic outreach, and launched Sincerely, and established artists, and reached new planned giving and corporate over 2,000 artists through statewide partnership programs. In total, Artist programming. Trust raised more than $1.8 million in In 2017, Artist Trust board and staff 2017, exceeding our budgeted income, were more galvanized than ever. On and significantly advancing our goals of the heels of the recent election and sustainability and growth. Sarah Traver in anticipation of changes to federal In all, 2017 was a significant and Board President arts funding, we doubled down on our powerful year at Artist Trust. Our Artist Trust commitment to equity and access. We national political climate brought made great strides toward reaching sharply into focus the deep racial, the goals outlined in our Strategic socioeconomic, political, and Plan and Racial Equity Framework, that geographic divides that exist within include: developing a Racial Equity FAQ, our country, but it also reaffirmed the increasing our board from 26% POC in importance of our mission. As we 2016 to 48% in 2017, and awarding 45% close out the year, we are energized of our grants to artists of color. by the strength of our organization
2017 Artist Trust Annual Report ii 2017 grants report
In 2017, Artist Trust awarded grants to eighty-four artists of all disciplines throughout Washington State, two Conductive Garboil Grants, and eighteen grants through Artists Up Grant LAB. Artist Trust grants ranged from project-based funding to merit-based awards. Recipients were selected by peer-review panels of artists and arts professionals from the Pacific Northwest.
2017 Artist Trust Annual Report 1 spotlight story amjad faur 2017 fellowship recipient “The support I have received from Artist Trust has reinforced and helped maintain my autonomy as an artist.”
“This year, I volunteered with Artist Trust at the Seattle Art Fair. Part of what made that experience so valuable was having the opportunity to see the personalities and processes behind the organization. It made me feel like part of a much larger and interconnected community. “A great deal of my work revolves around very dense ideas and some of those ideas are not particularly politically comfortable. The support I have received from Artist Trust has reinforced and helped maintain my autonomy as an artist, and helps ensure a creative process unencumbered by second- guessing born of commercial viability. “This is a sense of freedom that is truly precious and, during this moment of my artistic life, will allow me the space to move forward without hesitation.” —Amjad Faur, 2017 Fellowship Recipient
Photo by Ashley Williams 2017 grants report grant applicants + recipients by grant name
Grant Name Applicants Recipients
Grants for Artist Projects (GAP) 416 61 Fellowshipincome + expenses280 16 Twining Humber Award 14 1 LaSalle Storyteller Award 80 1 James W. Ray Venture Project 38 2 James W. Ray Distinguished Artist 30 1 Arts Innovator Award 127 2 Conductive Garboil Grant* 17 2 Artists Up Grant LAB** 184 18
*Conductive Garboil Grant is administered in partnership with 4Culture. **Artists Up Grant LAB is a collaboration with 4Culture and the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture.
2017 Artist Trust Annual Report 3 2017 grants report* grant applicants + recipients by discipline + career stage
Applicants Recipients 985 84 11 1 3 Literary Arts 36 Media Arts 194 18 Performing Arts Visual Arts 66 30 Cross Disciplinary/ 497 14 181 Emerging Fields 18 Traditional/Folk Art
Discipline Discipline
6 170
378 Emerging 37 41 Mid-Career 437 Established
Career Stage Career Stage
*This data does not include statistics for the Conductive Garboil Grant and Artists Up. 2017 Artist Trust Annual Report 4 2017 grants report* grant applicants + recipients by region 26 1 7 61 2 70 6 3
72 821
Applicants Recipients 985 84
West Puget Sound North Central South Central East
*This data does not include statistics for the Conductive Garboil Grant and Artists Up. 2017 Artist Trust Annual Report 5 2017 grants report* grant applicants + recipients by race + gender
Alaska Native Applicants Recipients Asian/Asian-American 985 84 Biracial or Multiracial 3 Black/African/ African-American 69 7 38 5 Hispanic/Latinx 46 48 7 Middle Eastern 4 20 Native American 41 8 47 4 650 58 2 South Asian 2 6 Other 4 Prefer not to specify White
Non-Binary 29 2
Female 618 63
Male 338 19
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700
*This data does not include statistics for the Conductive Garboil Grant and Artists Up. 2017 Artist Trust Annual Report 6 spotlight story
shawn brigman 2017 gap recipient
“Artist Trust has enabled me to continue exploring the recovery of Plateau art implements as a village maker on the ancestral homelands of the Spokane Indians.”
In the summer of 2016, Shawn Brigman, workshop that he conducted. “The making canoe paddles and found an enrolled member of the Spokane implements are not meant to be new cedar suppliers for materials. He Tribe of Indians, canoed the Columbia celebrated as static relics of the past, is currently working on expanding his River toward Kettle Falls, with members but as a contemporary continuity with recovery arts practice to include Plateau of the Colville, Couer d’Alene, Kootenai, the present and future as a living art canoe paddle design and carving Kalispel, and Spokane tribes. This heritage,” he says. The workshop was techniques. voyage was similar to those that their one of many that Shawn has led in “Artist Trust has enabled me to ancestors made for salmon fishing, tribal communities on making cultural continue exploring the recovery of which ended after the construction of implements including canoes, tule mat Plateau art implements as a village the Grand Coulee Dam in the 1930s lodges, and pit-houses. For Shawn, maker on the ancestral homelands made salmon migration impossible. As sharing his knowledge is essential to of the Spokane Indians,” says Shawn. the first canoe journey that the tribes his practice of recovery arts specific to “Spokane Indians are still here in 2018 made in over 80 years, this voyage was Plateau Tribes. creating art, just as our ancestors have to raise awareness of salmon recovery With the support of a 2017 Grants since time immemorial.” efforts. for Artist Projects (GAP) Award, Shawn Shawn paddled a Salishan Sturgeon purchased wood carving tools for Nose Canoe that was built with the help of Salish language learners associated with the Inchelium Language & Culture Association, during an implement-making
Shawn Brigman, Salishan Sturgeon Nose Canoe, 2015. Photo courtesy of the artist. artist support programs recap
Artist Trust offers business practices programming, networking opportunities, and resources for artists of all disciplines to establish and maintain successful careers.
2017 Artist Trust Annual Report 8 artist support programs recap 2017 statewide programs
224 2,000+ 81
Hours of Artists Served Statewide Events Artist Support Workshops: 34 Programming Partnerships: 13 Networking: 12 Office Hours: 10 Webinars: 9 Town Halls: 3
Bellingham, Port Townsend, With support from the Tremaine Foundation, Walla Walla—these are a few of the we continued our Spokane Satellite, serving places where we presented programs in 2017. 259 artists through twelve programs, and In total, we offered thirty-four workshops partnered with Make Art Work Conference: serving 632 artists in twelve cities and A Conference for Okanogan County’s towns across Washington State, providing Artists in Twisp, Central Washington Art more than 120 hours of career training for Confab in Ellensburg, and Mineral School artists on topics such as business planning, in Mineral to present trainings for artists in grantwriting, and marketing. rural communities.
2017 Artist Trust Annual Report 9 spotlight story humaira abid workshop instructor + past grant recipient (2014 gap + 2015 fellowship) “I believe in giving back to the community.”
Originally from Pakistan, Artist” at Auburn Valley Creative Arts in Humaira Abid is a Seattle-based activist Auburn, Washington. The workshop and artist specializing in sculpture focused on developing strategies and miniature painting. Her work is for finding key audiences featured in exhibitions throughout the and outlining effective United States, Europe, and the Middle communications goals. At the East. Her first solo museum exhibition end of the day, attendees Searching for Home is currently on view also left with a better at Bellevue Arts Museum. understanding of delivering Upon moving to the United elevator speeches, writing States, Humaira was impressed by press releases, engaging arts advancing and artist supporting with online platforms like organizations like Artist Trust, the Office social media and websites, and of Arts and Culture, and 4Culture. “I fundamental networking skills to was very excited when I first got a grant help build their audience online from 4Culture because it allowed me and in person. to focus more on experimentation and “I believe in giving back to the not worry too much about the cost of community, sharing my passion, the materials,” says Humaira. “Later and passing on what I have learned I received grants from Artist Trust through challenges and my including GAP and Fellowship, all of experience,” shares Humaira.“If I that support has helped me push the know anything I’m very happy to boundaries of my work.” share it, and whenever there’s an In Fall 2017, Humaira led an Artist opportunity that I feel I can help Trust professional practices workshop other artists and the community, I titled “Building Your Audience as an get excited.”
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Photo by Rachel Coward artist support programs recap annual artist survey
Marketing Healthcare + Immigration Building an 1,720 Housing 34 Audience
Respondents Counties Represented Challenges Main Concerns
Each year we conduct an Annual marketing and building audience for their Artist Survey to discover current issues work. Additionally, there is a high level impacting the livelihood of working artists of concern with potential federal policy and to develop new programs in response threats, including healthcare, immigration, to those needs. More than 1,700 artists and affordable housing. from across Washington State participated in the 2017 survey, including artists from The 2017 Annual Artist Survey Report thirty-four of Washington’s thirty-nine provides a snapshot of the current needs counties. and trends identified by Washington State artists of all disciplines, geographies, According to survey responses, the cultures, and ethnicities. We invite you to biggest challenges artists face are read through and share the full report here.
2017 Artist Trust Annual Report 11 artist support programs recap art business night school
In 2017, we launched our new professional development program, Art Business Night School (ABNS). Based on our long-running EDGE professional development program, ABNS is a series of multi-week workshops that provide a comprehensive survey of business practices training led by artists and arts professionals. The workshop series includes Business Fundamentals, Grantwriting, and Promotion Fundamentals. In 2018, the program will expand to include a fourth workshop, Business Planning for Your Arts Career.
2017 Artist Trust Annual Report 12 spotlight story
ellen adams art business night school participant
“Art Business Night School was a growth spurt in my professional development.”
Ellen Adams is a musician and “Art Business Night School was a growth writer living in Seattle. Originally from spurt in my professional development,” Spokane, she received her MFA in says Ellen. “While I could not have asked fiction from Brooklyn College, and went for a better writerly education, when I on to participate in artist residencies, read through the ABNS course offerings and to publish and perform her work. I immediately realized, ‘Yikes, I don’t Like most academic programs, courses know any of this stuff.’ Taxes? LLCs? Press in professional practice were not part of releases? Invoices? Licensing? Or—eek— her MFA curriculum at Brooklyn College, lawyers? I signed up for the whole gamut.” but that didn’t stop Ellen from embarking ABNS gave Ellen the chance to take on a successful career path. stock of her work and the confidence to Three years ago, Ellen returned to think about where she wanted her career the States from Thailand, where she to go next. She is currently working on was a Fulbright research grantee. She four projects, revising a novel, writing a settled in Seattle because she wanted collection of essays, and composing to find a place where she could “hunker and recording two albums: one in down” and focus on her work. Over the the country/folk tradition and the last year, Ellen was a regular participant other, electronic-based music. of Art Business Night School (ABNS). “I am so very glad that I now Each week, with guidance from ABNS have the skills, foundational instructors like Natasha Marin and Kristen knowledge, and community— Ramirez, she and other participants not to mention the amazing worked through real-life challenges, resource that is Artist Trust—to gained critical, core knowledge on call upon as I navigate both business practices, and prepared for business and vision for a opportunities to sustain an arts career. lifelong career in the arts.”
Photo by Rafael Soldi artist support programs recap office hours, networking, mentorship
Artist support programs such other artists and gatekeepers in as Office Hours, mentorship, networking three cities; events, and town halls, help artists make • and presented conversations on connections and provide tools and artist issues, including artistic resources to navigate the arts world. failure, being a practicing artist in a rural community, and building and In 2017, Artist Trust staff: sustaining an arts career. • worked with ninety-nine artists on their grant applications through ten Office Hours programs; • brought together 625 artists and supporters through twelve networking events in Bellingham, Port Townsend, Seattle, Spokane, Tacoma, and Vashon Island; • hosted three mentorship events, connecting ninety-three artists with
2017 Artist Trust Annual Report 14 spotlight story apple plotnick jannotta office hours participant + 2017 gap recipient “Artist Trust affiliation has opened doors for my research that would have been difficult barriers.”
Before moving to Seattle, Award, and The Market was Apple Plotnick Jannotta worked in one of the sixty-one projects Washington, DC as a geopolitical awarded in 2017. analyst and was recruited by the CIA. Receiving a GAP was “It was not being proud of who I was crucial to Apple’s writing working for, and what I was allowing to career. With funding from happen in the world, that really pushed Artist Trust, she went me toward a creative life,” she says. to California to tour an Realizing she wanted to make a Amazon warehouse as part difference, Apple turned her focus to of research for her novel, writing and discovered Artist Trust’s and will be able to travel EDGE professional development to present The Market to programs. In these workshops, she agents for publication. learned about publishing, social media, “Artist Trust affiliation has and other skills required of modern opened doors for my research successful authors. She now has the that would have been difficult knowledge and confidence to be in barriers,” she says. “The funds charge of her own artistic career. “It have made it possible for me changed my literary life for the better,” to do in-depth, first-person says Apple. research, which, to a writer, Apple is currently working on a is the best possible futuristic dystopian novel about way to learn things workers’ rights titled The Market. After and write the receiving feedback on her application strongest through Office Hours, she applied material.” for a Grants for Artist Project (GAP)
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Photo by A. Jannotta, 2016. racial equity recap
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Romson Bustillo, Naturalize Sanctuary (detail), 2016. racial equity recap inclusion, diversity, equity in action We are working against systems of racism, engaging in partnership with people of color, and truly fulfilling our mission to support ALL artists in Washington State.
Artist Trust commits to addressing collaboration with 4Culture and the • Continued to review our historical and structural barriers in Seattle Office of Arts & Culture; grantmaking guidelines, applications, access to artist funding, resources, and • Presented two free workshops and selection process through a lens leadership opportunities for people of designed specifically for artists of of equity; color (POC). By working towards racial color, and led by Leilani Lewis and • Instituted racial equity conversations equity within our organization, funding Rodrigo Valenzuela; and evaluations at staff meetings programs, and services, we are working • Partnered with Central District and our annual staff retreat; against systems of racism, engaging in Forum for Arts & Ideas, Langston • Convened a focus group of Spokane- partnership with people of color, and truly Hughes Performing Arts Institute, based Native artists, ambassadors, fulfilling our mission to support ALL artists Longhouse Education and Cultural and stakeholders to inform in Washington State. Center at Evergreen State College, programming and engagement and Seattle People of Color Salon to strategies to Native artists and tribal 2017 Efforts present free programs for artists in communities in Eastern Washington; • Developed a racial equity FAQ their communities; • Organized “Racial Equity in that explains how our organization- • Made public the demographics of Grantmaking for Individual Artists,” wide emphasis on equity will effect the artists we’ve funded over the last a panel presented in partnership programming and decision-making; five years through our grantmaking with Americans for the Arts, LA • Held an equity training with Moral programs; County Arts Commission, and Choice for all Artist Trust board and • Increased our board from 26% POC Sustainable Arts Foundation at staff; in 2016 to 48% in 2017; the 2017 Grantmakers in the Arts • Created a section on our website • Awarded 45% of our grants to artists conference; with equity resources and of color, and five of our seven largest • Partnered with Shunpike to information; awards went to artists of color; present the Artists of Color Expo & • Provided 18 artists with grants of • Received 34% of applications from Symposium (ACES) held in Seattle. $3,000 each through Artists Up, a artists of color across all grantmaking programs;
2017 Artist Trust Annual Report 17 financial report
2017 Artist Trust Annual Report 18 financial report income
Accrual-Based Income* Amount
Foundations Earned Earned $15,135 1% Investment Investment 67,612 Government 5% Special Events 439,546 8% Corporate 5% In-Kind 33,488 4% Individual 631,898 Special Events Corporate 49,055 31% Government 67,780 Individual 44% Foundations 118,824
In-Kind TOTAL OPERATING $1,423,338 2% *In addition to this income, $400,000 was raised for Campaign for a Creative Future (page 27).
This data is based on preliminary, unaudited financial reports. Audited financial statements and 990s will be available in late-May 2018 on the Artist Trust website.
2017 Artist Trust Annual Report 19 financial report expenses
Administration 11% Expenses Amount
Administration $154,228 Fundraising 462,768 Programs Fundraising Programs 803,219 56% 33%
TOTAL $1,420,215
This data is based on preliminary, unaudited financial reports. Audited financial statements and 990s will be available in late May 2018 on the Artist Trust website.
2017 Artist Trust Annual Report 20 fundraising recap
By creating opportunities to connect with our mission and deepening relationships with our funders and community, our fundraising efforts ensure that Artist Trust will continue to thrive in a changing world.
2017 Artist Trust Annual Report 21 fundraising recap 2017 fundraising campaign
$46,274 $118,752
Spring Fall Giving Campaign Giving Campaign
Spring Giving Campaign Fall Giving Campaign Artist Trust In 2017, our spring giving campaign Our fall giving campaign totaled totaled $46,274, with $12,301 alone $118,752, with a renewed emphasis on reaches out raised on GiveBIG, Seattle Foundation’s Giving Tuesday, which garnered $3,675. annual day of giving. The campaign We were proud to send a letter to Artist to generous featured a letter written by 2016 Grants Trust supporters by 2017 Arts Innovator for Artist Projects (GAP) recipient Award recipient Valerie Curtis-Newton, individual Casandra Lopez on the importance of emphasizing the necessity of investing supporting artists in crucial moments of in artists as community-makers and their career. risk-takers. All donations made during donors through “Each year, Artist Trust invests in our fall campaign were matched dollar working artists like me through grants for dollar up to $25,000 by our generous our spring and educational programs. I am partner Lakeside Advisors. relieved to know, when I see national “Art should connect us, and remind and fall giving arts funding being threatened, that people of their shared humanity.… artists in Washington State can still Artist Trust helps make that campaigns depend on Artist Trust. And this possible.” –Valerie Curtis-Newton, 2017 support of individual artists depends on Arts Innovator Award Recipient. every year. the generosity of folks like you and me.”
2017 Artist Trust Annual Report 22 spotlight story kaelyn langer-mendoca artist trust donor “We are privileged to live in a city where the arts are appreciated and cultivated in a way that allows for creative self-expression.”
New Artist Trust donor Kaelyn Artist Trust makes an intentional Langer-Mendonca, PhD, is an artist, commitment to connecting arts educator, and a licensed clinical artists with one another psychologist. She primarily works with and nurtures relationships, children to help them explore and partnerships, and present their innate ability to imagine, friendships. To me, this play, and create characters while community piece is the supporting social skills and emotional essence of art and the intelligence. process of its creation. Kaelyn shared with us why it’s “We are privileged to so important to support creative live in a city where the communities, and why she shows that arts are appreciated support by giving to Artist Trust. and cultivated in “I recently learned of Artist Trust a way that allows through a friend, who was a grant for creative self- recipient this year, when she invited me expression. We can always along to attend the Gather event earlier do more to advocate for arts this month. I was honored to support her in schools and underserved work and the larger community of artists communities. As an artist myself, it is in the area. important that I continue to support “What struck me about Artist Trust a community that has brought so is their unique mission to support the much joy to my life and given me arts by cultivating relationships that lifelong relationships.” allow artists to prosper and grow. At Learn more about the times, the creative process can be ways you can give to isolating, vulnerable, and unfamiliar. Artist Trust here.
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Photo by Jeramie Shoda fundraising recap 2017 benefit art auction
375 $460,051
Attendees Money raised
Artists Show Us the Way 2017 Benefit Art Auction highlights included: Saturday, February 25, 2017 • Tin Type Portraits by Daniel Carrillo, 2011 Fisher Pavilion, Seattle Center GAP Recipient • Photo Booth Installation by Leah Gerrard, The auction is Artist Trust’s largest, single 2016 Fellowship fundraising event, accounting for about 30% • Performance by Spectrum Dance Theater, of our annual income. All proceeds benefit the choreographed by Donald Byrd, 2016 James mission of Artist Trust to support individual W. Ray Distinguished Artist Recipient artists. • Keynote Address by Barbara Earl Thomas, 2016 Yvonne Twining Humber Award View the Fund the Artists Video. Recipient • Silent and live auction of artwork, jewelry, and art experiences from over 100 Washington State artists.
2017 Artist Trust Annual Report 24 fundraising recap gather Bringing donors, supporters, and artists together.
On Wednesday, November 15, 2017, the public was invited to join the Artist Trust Board of Trustees at Traver Gallery in Seattle, to celebrate of year of statewide artist support and grant recipients, and to honor our generous friends Stephanie Ellis-Smith and Douglas Smith. The evening featured opening remarks by Donald Byrd, 2016 James W. Ray Distinguished Artist Award Recipient, speeches by Artist Trust Board President Pablo Schugurensky and CEO Shannon Halberstadt, and a lively performance by Monica Rojas- Stewart, 2017 Fellowship Recipient. 165 supporters attended Gather and the evening raised $3,592, benefitting Artist Trust’s grants and programs for individual artists across Washington State.
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Guests of Honor Stephanie Ellis-Smith and Douglas Smith spotlight story planned giving
Artist Trust Receives Transformational $150,000 Gift from the Jeannette Kozicki Manhoff Trust
Artist Trust is honored to be the and sculpture. She met her husband a beneficiary first recipient of a major gift from the while studying at the University of in their will. Jeannette Kozicki Manhoff Trust. The Washington’s School of Art, and they Support from $150,000 gift directly supported the 2017 became world travelers who spent the Jeannette Photo courtesy of the Jeannette Kozicki Manhoff Trust. Photo courtesy of the Jeannette Kozicki Manhoff Grants for Artist Project (GAP) Award many years abroad. Upon returning to Kozicki Manhoff program, Artist Trust’s flagship grant that the United States, the couple opened Trust not only provides funding for sixty-one projects Bottega, an art shop in the Juanita helped underwrite by Washington State emerging, mid- neighborhood of Kirkland, Washington, the 2017 GAP career, and established artists working where they sold modern furnishings awards, but also covered expenses in all disciplines. The full list of this year’s and curios collected from their travels. associated with Artist Trust’s grantwriting award recipients can be viewed on the Jan passed away in 2014, but her support programs. If you are interested Artist Trust website. commitment to supporting the arts is in learning more about Artist Trust’s “We are so grateful to have friends carried on through her generous gift to planned giving program, please contact like Jan Manhoff, who are passionate the 2017 GAP Award program, which Kristina Goetz, Development Director, at about Artist Trust’s mission of supporting has transformed the lives of sixty-one [email protected]. individual artists, and who are honoring Washington State artists. us by including Artist Trust in their estate The gift comes to Artist Trust as plans, ” said Artist Trust’s Chief Executive it launches a new planned giving Officer Shannon Halberstadt, “We program tied to its key capacity building are overjoyed to have support at this campaign, Campaign for a Creative transformational level from a lifelong Future. The new Artist Trust Legacy Washington State artist.” Society will allow community members The newly established Trust is named to make a lasting impact on Washington for Jeannette “Jan” Kozicki Manhoff, State artists by naming Artist Trust in who worked in a variety of mediums their estate plans, creating a charitable including textile, paint, photography, remainder trust, or naming Artist Trust as
2017 Artist Trust Annual Report 26 campaign for a creative future Total of $2,419,672 raised as of Dec. 31, 2017
69% $400,000+
Of Total Goal Raised in 2017 Raised
With an eye toward sustainability, we a Board-Designated Grants Fund that look to the Campaign for a Creative Future complements the current Endowment. to insure a more stable future for individual • The Venture Fund: $1,000,000 will build an artists. The $3,500,000 Campaign is composed unrestricted fund that allows for meaningful of two funds that fulfill the promise to sustain, and rapid responses to issues faced by fuel, and support artists of all disciplines in artists and their communities. Washington State, now and into the future. Join Artist Trust in building a creative future • The Grants Fund: $2,500,000 will increase for the more than 50,000 artists working in Artist Trust’s investment in artists and add all disciplines throughout Washington State. stability to mission delivery by creating Learn more here.
2017 Artist Trust Annual Report 27 corporate partnership program All Corporate Partnership options directly fund vital services for individual artists in Washington State.
In 2017, Artist Trust launched our Artist Trust is committed to fostering Corporate Partnership Program as a collaborative partnerships to meet prime opportunity for local businesses, corporate philanthropic and marketing companies, and organizations to reach objectives while advancing support for our statewide network of artists and art artists statewide. supporters. Corporate Partnership offers an array of All Corporate Partnership options directly opportunities, including in-kind giving fund vital services for individual artists or customized sponsorships, to reach in Washington State, ranging from business goals and help artists thrive. underwriting grants, to sponsoring a Learn more about ways to partner with series of programs, to partnering for a us here. topic-based workshop.
2017 Artist Trust Annual Report 28 spotlight story corporate supporters
Amazon Literary Partnership Nordstrom Baker Boyer Bank Since 2009, Artist Trust has With a long history of philanthropic In 2017, Artist Trust received worked with the Amazon Literary work in Washington, Nordstrom support from Walla Walla-based Partnership to support literary extended their impact to Artist institution Baker Boyer Bank artists across Washington State. Trust’s statewide arts community by through their George T. Welch In 2017, funding from Amazon, becoming a sponsor of our 2017 Community Grant. This award through our Corporate Partnership Benefit Art Auction. As a sponsor allowed us to increase our presence Program, underwrote 16 Grants of our annual auction, Nordstrom in Walla Walla County by offering for Artist Projects (GAP) awards to provides direct support of our more business practices programs literary artists including poets and premiere fundraising event, which to artists in that area, and enriching novelists, achieving both Artist generates important operating the local community through Trust’s mission to support artist- funds that sustain our grants and supporting the artists that make generated projects and Amazon’s career training programs for artists. Washington vibrant. goals of helping writers tell their stories and find their readership.
2017 Artist Trust Annual Report 29 ways to give Support funding, resources, and training for individual artists across Washington State, and GIVE TODAY.
We count on you to sustain our • Provide career opportunities for artists Stocks or Donor Advised Funds support of thousands of artists across to connect with each other, as well Foster the development of artists and Washington State for years to come. as donors, collectors, and curators. creative communities across Washington When you give to Artist Trust, you State while enjoying favorable tax ensure the future of the creative From monthly contributions to legacy benefits. By transferring ownership to communities that challenge, engage, gifts, there are many ways to support Artist Trust, you avoid capital gains tax, and enrich our lives together. the work we do at Artist Trust. yet are able to claim a deduction for the full amount of the stock’s value at the What Do Your Dollars Do? One-time Donation time of transfer. Per our policy, stocks are • Fund over $350,000 in grants every Donations of any size are welcome, and immediately sold with the help of our year, financing artists of all disciplines all donations make an impact on our partner Lakeside Advisors. and thriving creative communities; ability to reach our goal. We especially • Produce 70+ programs annually welcome and appreciate the support Planned Giving on topics that ensure viable, of artists and members of the greater Ensure a legacy of artist support by sustainable careers for emerging Washington cultural community. including Artist Trust in your estate and working artists; planning. From naming Artist Trust in your • Host low-barrier, responsive Monthly Donation will to making a charitable gift annuities community events on topics from Automatic monthly gifts are a convenient or a charitable remainder trust, we offer affordable housing and work space way to make a steady, sustained impact several ways for you to give while securing for artists to knowing your rights as at a level that’s affordable for you. your family’s financial future. an activist artist; • Support programming across Workplace or Match Giving If you are interested in donating stock Washington State, from the Olympic Many employers offer an opportunity to or securities, naming Artist Trust in your Peninsula to Spokane; amplify your gift at no cost to you through will, or have other questions about • Pay fair wages to partners and a workplace giving or matching program. supporting Artist Trust, please contact teaching artists; Be sure to fill in any employee forms and Kristina Goetz, Development Director, send them in with your next gift. at [email protected].
2017 Artist Trust Annual Report 30 spotlight story tara tamaribuchi artist trust member
New to Seattle and looking for a professional practice work done way to connect with the art scene, Tara with guidance,” she says. “It Tamaribuchi signed up as a volunteer for is a gift, because it can be the 2016 Benefit Art Auction. “I thought easy to put off this kind of it might be a way to meet other artists.” work in the day-to-day life In exchange for her time, she received an of an artist.” Artist Trust Membership. In addition to discounts Later that year, Tara enrolled in on workshops, Tara the EDGE professional development uses her membership to program at a discounted price for help offset the costs of members. Looking back on the art supplies and museum invaluable benefits she gained from memberships. Learn more the program, she shares that “the about the benefits of Artist most striking was a newly found self- Trust Membership here. confidence in presenting myself as an artist, and having a support group of artist friends.” Last summer Tara took “Creating Your Website in a Day,” led by communications professional Natasha Marin. In six hours, Tara learned valuable strategies for enhancing her online presence and built a website to showcase her artwork. “Artist Trust facilitates these opportunities to take the time to sit down, learn, and get
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Photo by T. Tamaribuchi artist trust membership program
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2017 Artist Trust Annual Report 32 thank you, funding partners
2017 Artist Trust Annual Report 33 thank you, donors
Artist Trust’s support for individual Valerie Collymore Susan Wagner Cathy and Michael Casteel artists is made possible through Juli Cook Walker Family Foundation Bruce Funkhouser and gifts from our supportive Allison Eltrich Bryan Webster Michelle Friars individual donors, members, and Susan Ephron Randy White and Melinda Luke-White Richard and Elizabeth Hedreen corporate partners. Bruce Funkhouser and Michelle Friars Mattie Iverson Helen Gamble $100,000+ Leonard Lewicki We count on our generous Cezanne Garcia and David Grossman The Dale & Leslie Chihuly Foundation Names Family Foundation donors to sustain our support of Mark Haley and Michaela Clancy Jeannette Kozicki Manhoff Trust Roberts Family Foundation thousands of artists from across Dick and Betty Hedreen The Jon and Mary Shirley Foundation Seattle Office of Arts & Culture* Washington State for years to Heather Helbach-Olds and Raynier Institute & Foundation Jon Shirley and Kim Richter Shirley come. Join our list of 2018 Artist Matthew Olds Trust Donors by giving today! Zabrina Jenkins $50,000–$99,999 $5,000–$9,999 Kyle Johnson Emily Hall Tremaine Foundation, Inc. Patty Allen Campaign for a Creative Future Kevin and Motomi Kudo-King The Klorfine Foundation Eve and Chap Alvord Leadership Circle ($100,000+) Michael Lane and Paul D. McKee Christopher and Alida Latham Shelley and Phil Anderson Shari and John Behnke Marge Levy and Larry Lancaster Daniel and Pamela Baty Stephanie Ellis-Smith Mariella Luz and Michael Elvin $20,000–$49,999 Cezanne Garcia and Michael and Cathy Casteel Quinton Morris Nancy D. Alvord David Grossman Gar and Barbara LaSalle Mark Olthoff and Brett Arrington Amazon Literary Partnership Bruce and Cristen Jaffe Christopher and Alida Latham The Roberts Family Foundation ArtsFund Mitchell Karton and Ann Gardner Len Lewicki Cathy Sarkowsky ArtsWA Greg Kucera and Larry Yocom Raynier Institute and Foundation Faye Sarkowsky The Boeing Company* Michael Lane and Paul D. McKee Jon and Mary Shirley Foundation Pablo Schugurensky and Robert E. Frey Judy Pigott Renata Tatman Katharyn Alvord Gerlich Doug Reston and Campaign for a Creative Future Earl and Charyl Kay Sedlik Gar and Barbara LaSalle Missy Ponder-Reston Donors David and Catherine Eaton Skinner Stephanie Ellis-Smith and Doug Smith Brett Thurman and Ron Eggers Christine and Itamar Abrass Paula Stokes and John Sullivan Tanya Trejo Uncle Harry’s Natural Products* Peter Ackroyd and Joan Alworth Ben and Ann Stuckart Lorraine W. Vagner Perry and Christine Atkins Sarah Traver $10,000–$19,999 Vulcan Inc.* Greg and Ronna Bell Tanya Trejo Anonymous Susan and Kenneth Wagner Scot and Susan Bradley Robert and Betty Tull 4Culture Nina Zingale and Jerry C. Meyer Nancy Chang Lorraine Vagner Joan Alworth and Peter Ackroyd Pamela and Gerard Zytnicki *2017 Benefit Art Auction Sponsor
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$2,500–$4,999 Mary E. Snapp and Frye Art Museum* Linda Vivas Terri Hiroshima Anonymous Spencer Frazer Teresa Getty Ernest B. Vogel and Reilly Jensen and Judith G. Ieva Ansaberga and Aris Vrakas Michael Tobiason and Shannon and Jim Gooding Barbara L. Billings Meleliat Perry and Christine Atkins Joann M. Reiter Joanne Gordon Berk Maggie Walker Betsy Jewett Shari and John Behnke Sarah Traver and Charlie Rush Pat Haase Nancy Weintraub Robert D. Kaplan and Greg and Ronna Bell Tulalip Tribes Charitable Shannon Halberstadt Nancy and Curtis Young Margaret Levi Kim Berardi Contributions Heather J. Helbach-Olds and Patricia and Doug Zuberbuhler Lease Crutcher Lewis* Chris Carlson Brenda Walker Matthew Olds Michael Longyear Will Chapman Bryan Webster Cristen and Bruce Jaffe $500–$999 Karen Lorene and Don Bell Dale and Leslie Jackson Karin Kidder and Ellen Adams Donny and Carla Marrow Chihuly $1,000–$2,499 Marco Manuello Juan Alonso-Rodriguez and Karen Merrikin and Jeff Boyer Jembaa Cole Mai Christine and Itamar Abrass Kurt Kiefer and Roger S. Stuckly Nell Thorn Restaurant* Juli Cook Edie Adams Mary Williamson Matt Babcock Pacific Continental Dana Culbertson Allegiance Wealth Anthony and Rachel Lanham Thomas S. Bayley Paper Hammer* Dockside Cannabis Management* Diane Lasko and Clint Diener Warner Blake Michael Parham EA Outreach Bagley And Virginia Wright Mark and Joni Light Shannon Braddock Ruvane Richman and Alison and Donald Farmer Foundation Chris Lutz Cynthia Brantley Lisa Thornhill Richman Florence B. Kilworth Baker Boyer Christina and Brad Mace Steven Brown Christian Roach Foundation Don Bell and Karen Lorene Holly B. Martz Chris and Mellissa Cable Joseph Rosa Helen Gamble Benevity Merck Partnership for Giving Kellie Carlson Carey Ross and David Allison Mark Haley and Michaela Eric Bennett Microsoft Matching Gifts Michael and Cathy Casteel Faye Sarkowsky Clancy Bonnie Berk and Larry Kessler Program Kimberly Clements Schuchart/Dow* Phyllis Hatfield bidCHUCK* Quinton Morris and Tom Corddry Christopher Shainin Hyde Family Foundation Susan and Scot Bradley Thomas Grant Jill and John Crivello Kim Shine Zabrina Jenkins Sharon and Craig Campbell NBBJ Judith Crutcher and Doug Smith Kevin and Motomi Kudo-King Christine Carrs Dick and Connie Nickel Michael B. Crutcher Spaceworks Tacoma Marge Levy and Larry Nancy Carrs Roach and Tom James and Katherine Olson Betsy and Peter Currie Jamie Stefani Lancaster Roach Byron and Phillis Olson Clint Diener Ben and Ann Stuckart Molly Martin and Scott Confluence Gallery and Pape Material Handling Marilyn Charlat Dix Suquamish Tribe Foundation Stemper Art Center Herbert and Lucy Pruzan Susan and Lonnie Edelheit Jane Talbot Mike Monda Katie Creyts Cathy Sarkowsky Susan Ephron and Haridas and Nordstrom, Inc.* Todd Davis and Ali Basye Seattle Art Dealers Association Randy Daniels Charlene Terhanian Olson Kundig Architects, Inc.* Carolyn Dunford and Marc Preston Singletary and Robert Flor and Catalina Cantu TodayTix Mark Olthoff and Brett Bohne Asa Sandlund Gallery One Alicia Tormey Arrington Cora Edmonds and Starbucks* Julie Gerrard Anne Traver Joel Reiter Phil P. Crean Nicole Stellner and Kristina Goetz and Marc Walters Asa Sandlund and Ellen Evans and Sandy Melzer Peter Eberhardy Simon Henneman Lynne White Preston Singletary Expedia Inc Wenona Strafford Bianca and Jason Graczyk Sam Whiting and Brenne and Jeff Schario Facèré Jewelry Art Gallery* David and Dana Taft Karen Guzak and Warner Blake Samuel Mitchell Pablo Schugurensky and Ellen Ferguson Traver Gallery* Vicki Halper Sylvia Wolf Renata Tatman Charlene and Sam Finn Robert and Betty Tull James W. Harrington Melody Wolff Charyl Kay and Earl Sedlik Gabriela Frank Vetri Glass Natalie Hart Jonathan Wood *2017 Benefit Art Auction Sponsor
2017 Artist Trust Annual Report 35 thank you, donors
$250–$499 Kyle Johnson and Rebecca Barnes Jerry Everard and Jane Kaplan Larry Laurence Pamela Abbott Judith Kindler Carole Barrer Kurt and Margo Feichtmeir Carol A. Levin Michael Allen Doug Keyes Margo Beaver Alma Feldpausch Ruth Lipscomb Claudia Bach Philippe Hyojung Kim Kate Becker and Linda and Terry Finn Sophie Loubere Chris and Terri Baldwin Amanda Knowles Michael Compton Roberta A. Fogard Rozarii Lynch and Len Quiat Heather D. Barbieri Allison Kramer Jessica Bellingham Patrick Ford Anne Lyons Carol P. Barnard Hilary Lee Luann Bice Foster/White Gallery Ray Mack Lele and Ian Barnett Dr. Jeffrey and BlackRock Leslie Frank Colleen Maloney Walter and Julie Bivins Kathy Lindenbaum Susan Brown Carole Fuller and Evan Schwab Meredith Mancuso Blaine Artists Roger and Nancy MacPherson Laurie Brown David M. Gackenbach Dorothy H. Mann Lait and Laure Bollag Stacey McClincy Elizabeth K. Brown Randi Ganulin Susan Marabito Dr. Peter Byers and Jeanne McKay-Hartman Cris Bruch Cory Gooch Linda and Ed Marcuse Dr. Virginia P. Sybert Alice and Ed Merklin Jennifer L. Busch Grace Weston Photography Steven Markussen and Stefano Catalani Cathleen Meyer Cafe Argento Gail Grinnell Beth Taylor Markussen Nancy Chang and Alan Newberg Jennifer and Michael Campbell Rodney and Katy McCoy and Markham Lee Rosanne Olson Flora Carlile-Kovacs Laverne Hagenbuch Phil Vogelzang Linda Chapman Suman Paranjape Kaia Chessen Katy Hannigan Melvin and Gloria McCuddin Mark Chinen Amy Pinon Erin E. Chevrier Kevyn Hauser Frances McCue Susan Christian Roy Powell Calandra Childers and Kimberly Headrick Anne McDuffie and Tim Wood Susan Dory Dena Rigby Rob Wood Shelly Hendrickson Anna and Paul McKee Vasiliki Dwyer Paula Riggert Chuck’s Hop Shop Simon Henneman Frederick Mendoza Everett and Wynn Egginton Linda and David Strout Kerry Clavadetscher Lloyd E. Herman Susan Meyers Andrew Fife Tim Suchsland Valerie Collymore Catherine Hillenbrand and Michael and Michele Miller Kendal Gabel Asia Tail Mary Coss Joseph Hudson Mano Mishra Steven Galatro Rashelle Tanner Barbara Courtney and Lynn Holmes Carol and Mike Mitchell Leah Gerrard Kris Travaglini Arthur Lange Lucia Huntington Julie Moberly Gail Gibson and Claudia Vernia William Traver Sharon Cumberland Melinda Hurst Frye Kellie Moeller Lori Goldberg Deborah Waldal Smith Helen Curtis Eve A. Ishizuka Adam Mohr Gene O. Graham Kristen M. Webb and Rosie Daniel Shuba Iyer Suzanne Moore and Gina Grey David L. Schooler Dottie Delaney Christopher Paul Jordan Don Glaister Guild of Natural Science Susan D. Woolf Amanda Dellinger Erica Keeling Erin Moore Illustrators Nichole DeMent and Jim Kelly Gwendolyn Morgan Ron Hammond $100–$249 Stephen Rock Hyang Kim Kalei Onzuka Julie Haun Kathleen Alcalá and Stuart Dempster Sally Kim-Miller Deborah Paine and Katherine Haven Wayne Roth Justin and Kim Dennis Sarah King-Besse Randy Nichols Jason Horowitz John Anderson Wayne Dodge and Warren Knapp Clyde Petersen Jason T. Huff and Parks and Ginger Anderson Lawrence Kreisman Diane Kotila Maja Petric Samantha Scherer Erik Andor Juliette Dunkelberger Jay Kuehner Lindsay Peyton Jenna Isbell Richard Andrews and Margaret B. Dunn Jeffrey Kuiper Robert Pillitteri Galen Jefferson and Colleen Chartier Gary Epstein Gloria Lamson Flora Ramirez Bustamante Bruce Campbell Wyly and Joel Astley Peter V. Erickson Michele Landsaat Amy Redmond Patricia Auch Tina Eskridge Fiona K. Lau Dona Reed *2017 Benefit Art Auction Sponsor
2017 Artist Trust Annual Report 36 thank you, donors
Juan C. Reyes Jill Sylwester Karen Bakke Minh Carrico Susan M. Danielson Kait Rhoads Tara Tamaribuchi Ginny Banks Robert Carter Heather M Danso Sonja Roach Stefanie Terasaki Vicki Basta Alan Chait Nancy Davenport George Rodriguez Laura Thorne Kimberly Bateman Jaq Chartier and Dirk Park Linda Davidson Jean Rohrschneider Kimisha Turner Theresa Batty Robin Chellis Rick Davis Nancy and John Rossmeissl Markel Uriu Candace Beardslee Pearl A. Cherrington Lauren Davis Brian Rothstein Susan Walker Elise Beattie Carl T. Chew Aitana de la Jara and Patricia Rovzar Patti Warashina Carla Bell Emily Chisholm Arthur Bacon Jessica Rubenacker Charlotte G. Warren Kathryn Bischak John Choma Michelle de la Vega Paul Rucker John Webster Michael Blackburn Patricia Chong Devon De Leña Shannon Russel Erin Weible Mare Blocker Tina Christiansen Kathryn Dean Lillian Ryan Carmi Weingrod and Charly Bloomquist Noelle Chun Robin Dearling and Rob Salkowitz Edward McCarthy Antonia Blume Divina Clark Gary N. Ackerman Erika Sanders Grace Weston Blumekinder Joanne Clarkson Lynn Debeal Miha Sarani Helen Wilkins Kari Boeskov Gayle Clemans Tom DeGroot Norie Sato and Ralph Berry Nancy Worden and Carol Bolt Richard Coates Angelica DeLashmette Andrew Schlotfeldt William Reed Bill and Susan Bonnell Deborah Cochelin Adrienne Dellwo Patricia Scott Bryan and Sally Yates Joan E. Bowers Soshana Cohen Amy Denio Beth Sellars Polly Zehm John Boylan Elizabeth Conner Emily Dennis Norma and Peter Shainin FC Zielonka Claire Brandt Julie Conway Allison Dennis Joel Shepard Gwen Zierdt Sandi and Tim Bransford Rachel Cook Richard Dennison Darin Shuler Maritess Zurbano Colleen Bratton Gabrielle Cooksey Nikki deRelle Darby Smith Pansy Bray Ralph Coolman Andie DeRoux Margaret C. Smith $1–$99 Jason Brenneman Elizabeth Coplan Cara Diaconoff Jess Smith Lynn Adams Shawn Brigman Nancy Megan Corwin Davin Diaz Susan Smith Adobe Systems, Inc. Gail and Steve Brilling Betty Jo Costanzo Pamela and Michael Dick Kristin A. Smith Tiffani Aerts and Scott Ely Kirt Brown Emily Counts Ellen Dicola Carol Smith Kelli Russell Agodon Deborah Bruce Amalia Couto Bhanumathi Dixit Rebecca Solverson Afrose Ahmed Lynn R. Brunell Diane Covington Jessica Dolence Julie D. Speidel and Reginald Akright Jeremy Buben Russell Coxen Peter Donnelly Joe Henke Shayla Alarie Buddy Bunting Andrew Creech Kelly Drake Michael Spence and Frances Allen Clark Burlend Chris Crites Joseph Dreimiller Sharon Hashimoto Luther Allen Judy Buskirk Madeline Crowley John DuBois Gertrude J. Spilka Heather Allen-Lilly Jacqueline Calladine Layne Cubell and Juliette Dubroca Square, Inc. Angel Alviar Susanna Callahan Marcio Pacheco Anthony Dunn Sarah Stanger Whitney Anderson Melissa Cameron Remelisa Cullitan Barbara Dunshee Michael Stewart Byron C. Anderson Cynthia Camlin Grace Ann Cummings Allison Durazzi Marc Stolte Megumi S. Arai Greg Canote Claire Cundiff Cynthia and Scott Eaton Becky Street Julia Art Tracy Canton Ann-Marie and Cunningham Holly Eckert Alicia Summerlin Lisa Ascher Jessica Capo Lisa Daniel Paul Edie Garett G. Sweany Susan Aurand Lorrie Cardoso Rosemarie Daniel Suzanne Edison Sally Sykes-Wylie Joan D. Bailey Sean Carleton Ruty Daniels Danielle Elliott *2017 Benefit Art Auction Sponsor
2017 Artist Trust Annual Report 37 thank you, donors
Allison Eltrich Kathryn Gordon Bruce Holbert Bharti Kirchner Linera Lucas Kathi J. Erickson Malayka Gormally Llysa Holland Karen Klee-Atlin Amy Luck Amy Erickson Benjamin Grabstein Thomas Hollenback Sharon Knudsen Gary Luke and Beth Wheeler Esther Ervin Salyna Gracie Kimberly Holloway Hannah Koeske Rina Luzius Gary Faigin and Pamela Belyea Vicki Grayland Mary L. Holscher Kristian Kofoed Susan Lynette Jean Burch Falls Robin M. Green Ann Hooper Kim Kopp Molly Mac Donald and Alison Farmer Cable Griffith Jordan Howland Cheri Kopp Anna Macrae Kassaundra Farooq Thomas Gronowski Mary Lee Hu Kathy Kostelec Paige Madden Mary B. Farrell Troy Gua Phen Huang Susan Kozawa Katy Maehl Frances Fawcett Natlie Gualy April Huizenga Cynthia Krieble Spike Mafford Ryan E. Feddersen Anna Guarneri Richard Hutter Kevin Krist Anne Mann Jeff Ferguson Adriana Guiman Jenny Hyde Linda Kubik Robert Mariani Bridget Fischer Nadia Hakki il Paul Kuniholm Pauper Karen J. Martell Kate Flores Tarra C. Hall Juju Ishmael Susan Kunimatsu Barbara Matthews Tara Flores Patty and Uli Haller Judy Ishmael Derek Landers Ingrid Matthews Grace Flott Brandon Hallsted Jack Fan Product Melissa Lang Shellay Maughan Michele Follger Charlie Hamm Daniel James Kayleigh Lang Lindsey McCartney Randy Ford Annie Han and Daniel Mihalyo Lois James Kaelyn Langer-Mendonca Babette McGeady Jewels Foster Betsy Hanson and Sibyl James Carrie Larson Paul E. McKee Kathleen Fowells Richard Pulkrabek Lisa Jaret Gary LaTurner Paul D. McKee and Eroyn Franklin Keiko Hara Dan Jiyamapa and Paul Lawrence Michael Lane Wendy Franklund Miller Tricia Harding Michelle Jack Shelly Leavens Meegan McKiernan and Richard Freedman Stephanie Hargrave Mary Bess Johnson Stacie Leblanc Dave Gloger Cristina Friday Dionne Haroutunian Anne and Ralph Johnson Rich Lehl Jilliene McKinstry Nicki Friess Toby Harris Iskra Johnson Anne M. Leiter Mark Mcknight Francesca Fuller Michael and Larae Hascall Susan Johnston Julian Lepke Ross McMeekin Julie Fuller Carol Hassen Claire Jones Emma Levitt Amie McNeel Elizabeth Gahan Pamela Hastings Amanda Jorgenson SandRisa M. Lewellyn Salli McQuaid Beth Ann Galiardi Monika Hawkinson Ildiko Kalapacs Patricia Lewicki and Maya Mendoza-Exstrom Megan Gallagher Sara S. Hayashi Deborah N. Kapoor Donald Lonam Katie Metz Susan E. Gans Jenny Hayes Myrna Keliher Angela Lewicki Penny Michel Susan Gansert Colleen Hayward Kris K. Keppeler Andrea Lewicki Microsoft Alumni Network Christine and David Gedye Juliana Heyne Holly Kerchner Robert D. Lindsay Daniel Mihalyo and Annie Han Donna Gelinas Penny Hinke Karey Kessler Cynthia Linet Natalie Miller Ellen George Anne Hirondelle Eliaichi S. Kimaro Nikola Litven Katie Miller Duncan Gibbs Jeffrey Hirsch Kathy A. Kimball Nancy Litven Carol A. Milne and John Gilbreath Kevin Ho Joan Kimura Lu Liu Steve Isaacson Phillip Glise Pamela Hobert Fumiko Kimura Margie and Brian Livingston Orion Misciagna David M. Gloger Ellen Hochberg Dorthea King Sherry Loeser Anna Mlasowsky Sierra Golden Katherine Hogan Kandyce King Dan Loewenstein Karen Mobley Joanna Goodman Tina Hoggatt and Sophie King Jennifer Loomis Ryan Molenkamp Marcy Gordon Victor C. Oblas T.V. Kippes John Lucas Colleen Monette *2017 Benefit Art Auction Sponsor
2017 Artist Trust Annual Report 38 thank you, donors
Jo Lynn Moniz Wanda Pelayo and Todd B. Rosin Lisa Smith Ruth Marie and Alexandra Moore Pedro Garcia-Pelayo Caroline Rousseau Kathleen Smith John Tomlinson Kristin Moore Steven Peters Kerry Rowland-Avrech Dennis Smith Sally Tonkin Ethan Moreley Lola Peters Joe Rudko John Smither Jennifer Townsend Russell Morgan Trung Pham Pete Rush Larie Smoyer Meggan Joy Trobaugh Coe Tug Morgan Cody Pherigo Ann Saberi Julia Sokolova Kristen Tsiatsios Roin Morigeau Mary A. Phillips Jill Sahlstrom Sheila Sondik Kenneth Turner Suzanne Morlock Nick Pironio Robert Sanborn Coco Spadoni Li Turner Heather Murphy Josh Poehlein Carl and Cathryn Sander Joannie Stangeland Catherine C. Uehara Jessica Murphy Moo Emily Pothast Line Sandsmark Jordan Stein Samantha Updegrave Margot B. Myers Jennifer Preston Colleen Sargen Vanessa Steinhilb Vermillion Lisa Myers Bulmash James Pridgeon Diane Sarr Joseph Steininger Danielle Villegas Donald Myhre Rena Priest Shirley Scheier and Leslie H. Stephens and Chris Villiers Barbara Nahou Polly Purvis and David Fine Mike Thorwick Carolyn Stephens Jennifer Vorwaller Yuki Nakamura Deborah and Daniel Raas Angela Schellenberg Cathy Stevens Rebecca Wachtman Carolyn Nelson Melissa Rackham Samantha Scherer John Stocum Robert Wade Paul Nelson Julie Rackley Anne Schreivogl Philip Stoiber Gay L. Waldman Mardis Nenno Dennis Raines John Schuh Paula Stokes and John Sullivan Lynn Waldorf Anne Nequette Anne Randall Zoe Scofield Denise Stolte-Reinisch Tracy Wallschlaeger Tuan Nguyen Renate Raymond Susanne Scott Kathleen Stone Matthew Warburg Trish Niemi Julie Read Loran Scruggs Lisa Strauss Elizabeth Ward Melanie Noel Paula Rebsom June Sekiguchi Jillian Strobel Kathleen Warren Barbara M. Noonan Michael Reid Dr. Gautam Sengupta and Marie Stuppard Beth Warshaw Marlys Norman Barbara Renfrow-Baker Mrs. Ira Sengupta Andie Styner Washington State Employees Erika M. Norris Patricia Resseguie Barbara Shaiman Sharon Swanson Combined Fund Drive Ginger G. Oakes Ann Reynolds Alex Shapiro Kate Sweeney Chad Wasser Amy Ockerlander Kait Rhoads Derek Sheffield Kathleen Sweeney Rebecca Lee Watson Linda Okazaki Perri Rhoden Juliet Shen M. Anne Sweet Charlotte Watts and Katie ONeil Kellie Richardson Robert Shepherd Christopher Swenson Charlotte McElroy Nina O’Neil Jane Richlovsky Nicole Sherey Christian Swenson Tara Wefers Kate O’Neil Judith Rinehart Mary Sherhart Laurie Sylla Lisa Weinberger Sean O’Neill Bill Ritchie Annabel Sherwood Tashiro Kaplan Artist Lofts Ellen Welcker Valerie O’Palenick Mauricio Robalino Patricia Shetley Gregory Tate Barbara Wells Daisye Orr Denise Roberson Pin-An Shy Mark Taylor Lisa Welsch Tania Owson Barbara and Quincy Robertson Stephen F. Silha Ann Teplick and Alan Munk Rebecca Welti Kelly Pajek Grant Robinson Renee and Eric Simard Mona Terry D. Lisa West Sharon Park Lynda K. Rockwood Constance Simpson Kathryn Thibault Brenda Wheeler Susie Parrent Diane Rodill Eva Skold Westerlind Linda Thomas Thomas Whittemore and Marianne and Kenneth Partlow Seth Rolland Steve Skonieczny Mark Thomas Michele Broderick Patricia Pauley Joe Rosa R. Peggy Smith Martha Thomas Susan Williams Tatjana Pavicevic Carolle Rose Sharon F. Smith, MSW, MFT Gay Thrush Trevor Williams Stacy Rosevear Charles and Joy Smith Timea Tihanyi Roger Willsie *2017 Benefit Art Auction Sponsor
2017 Artist Trust Annual Report 39 thank you, donors
Carletta Carrington Wilson Carole Barrer Julia Chamberlain Marilyn Charlat Dix Ann Gardner and Marta Windeisen Kimberly Bateman Linda Chapman Tiana Dixon Mitchell Karton Elana Winsberg Theresa Batty Jaq Chartier and Dirk Park Wayne Dodge and Jessie Gaupel Tucker Wolf Elise Beattie Robin Chellis Lawrence Kreisman Julie Gautier-Downes Nan Wonderly Margo Beaver Pearl A. Cherrington Helen Donahue Christine and David Gedye Tracey Wong Susan Bennerstrom Frank Chinn Peter Donnelly Donna Gelinas Cheryl Woodruff Alex Bill Susan Christian Susan Dory Ellen George Shanda Woodward Judith Bird Tina Christiansen Joseph Dreimiller Leah Gerrard Dianna Woolley Kathryn Bischak Joanne Clarkson Juliette Dunkelberger Teresa Getty Lynn Woolson Walter and Julie Bivins Susan Cole Margaret B. Dunn Justin Gibbens Brianna Wray Michael Blackburn Valerie Collymore Barbara Dunshee Duncan Gibbs Julia Wright Mare Blocker Elizabeth Conner Barbara Earl Thomas Brittany Gilbertson Ruri Yampolsky and Charly Bloomquist Julie Conway Cynthia and Scott Eaton Ari Glass Knut Hansen Carol Bolt Rachel Cook Paul Edie Phillip Glise Cynthia Yatchman Joan E. Bowers William D. Cook David Eisenhour Lori Goldberg Seayoung Yim Sandi and Tim Bransford Gabrielle Cooksey Katie Ellison Joanna Goodman Lois Yoshida Pansy Bray Ralph Coolman Esther Ervin Joanne Gordon Berk Ellen Ziegler CJ Brockway Elizabeth Coplan Mary B. Farrell Malayka Gormally Anastasia Zielinski Nicholas A. Brown Steve Corcorcan Amjad Faur Tom and Malayka Gormally Ilana Zweschi Susan Brown Nancy Megan Corwin Frances Fawcett Rachel Gourd Laurie Brown Barbara Courtney and Ryan E. Feddersen Benjamin Grabstein 2017 Members Cris Bruch Arthur Lange Michael J. Felber Gene O. Graham Christine and Itamar Abrass Lynn R. Brunell Amalia Couto Anna Ferrario Vicki Grayland Lynn Adams Buddy Bunting Chris Crites Jennifer Fillius Margaret Greutert Kelli Russell Agodon Marnie Burns Madeline Crowley Saundra Fleming Gina Grey Reginald Akright Judy Buskirk Ann-Marie and Cunningham Robert Flor and Catalina Cantu Thomas Gronowski Kathleen Alcalá and Donald Byrd Fiona Dang Patrick Ford Troy Gua Wayne Roth Chris and Mellissa Cable Rosie Daniel Jewels Foster Karen Guzak and Warner Blake Frances Allen Mark Calderon Lisa Daniel Leslie Frank Pat Haase Bryce Allison Amy Calkins Heather M Danso Eroyn Franklin Karen Hackenberg Juan Alonso-Rodriguez and Jacqueline Calladine Lillian Davis Wendy Franklund Miller Danae Hackett Roger S. Stuckly Melissa Cameron Robert Dean Michelle Friars Faith Hagenhofer Jeff Alvarez Cynthia Camlin Ben Degoede Nicki Friess Nadia Hakki John Anderson Greg Canote Nichole DeMent and Kimberly Fulghum Shannon Halberstadt Erik Andor Alex Carbajal Stephen Rock Francesca Fuller Tarra C. Hall Wyly and Joel Astley Flora Carlile-Kovacs John N. Dempcy Beth Ann Galiardi Joyce Halldorson and Patricia Auch Samantha Carlin Erin C. Dengerink Kristin Galioto Greg Herron Susan Aurand Minh Carrico Amy Denio Megan Gallagher Patty and Uli Haller Sofia Babaeva Daniel Carrillo Emily Dennis Jodee Gamel Brandon Hallsted Matt Babcock Nancy Carrs Roach and Davin Diaz Susan Gansert Annie Han and Daniel Mihalyo Mahdi M. Bagher Tom Roach Pamela and Michael Dick Randi Ganulin Betsy Hanson and Heather D. Barbieri Alan Chait Clint Diener Richard Pulkrabek *2017 Benefit Art Auction Sponsor
2017 Artist Trust Annual Report 40 thank you, donors
Keiko Hara Judy Ishmael Larry Laurence Katy McCoy and Erika M. Norris Tricia Harding Ellen Ito Shelly Leavens Phil Vogelzang Amy Ockerlander Stephanie Hargrave Sibyl James Daye Lee Melvin and Gloria McCuddin Ann O’Donnell Michael and Larae Hascall Daniel James Rich Lehl Frances McCue James and Katherine Olson Carol Hassen Lois James Anne M. Leiter Anne McDuffie and Tim Wood Rosanne Olson Pamela Hastings Apple Jannotta Terry Leness Dorothy McGuinness Katie ONeil Phyllis Hatfield Aaron Jin Jeremias Lentini Paul E. McKee Valerie O’Palenick Monika Hawkinson Mary Bess Johnson Emma Levitt Anna and Paul McKee Daisye Orr Sara S. Hayashi Claire Jones Marge Levy and Meegan McKiernan and Carla Paine Jenny Hayes Christopher Paul Jordan Larry Lancaster Dave Gloger Caroline Parry Colleen Hayward Amanda Jorgenson Andrea Lewicki Ross McMeekin Marianne and Kenneth Partlow Ross Henderson Ildiko Kalapacs Etta Lilienthal Salli McQuaid Patricia Pauley Errin Hendrickson Deborah N. Kapoor Andrea Lim Callahan McVay Wanda Pelayo and Charles Hendrickson Tori Karpenko Cynthia Linet Penny Michel Pedro Garcia-Pelayo Michelle Hendrickson Erica Keeling Shih Yu Liu Daniel Mihalyo and Annie Han Francesca Penchant Lloyd E. Herman Kris K. Keppeler Margie and Brian Livingston Natalie Miller Katelyn Peters Juliana Heyne Lily Kerson Sherry Loeser Pamela Mills Clyde Petersen Salena Hill Karey Kessler Chuck Lopez Carol A. Milne and Maja Petric Penny Hinke Kurt Kiefer and Michael Lorefice Steve Isaacson Lindsay Peyton Anne Hirondelle Mary Williamson Karen Lorene and Don Bell Orion Misciagna Trung Pham Pamela Hobert Hyunju Kim Gary Luke and Beth Wheeler Karen Mobley Mary A. Phillips Ellen Hochberg Hyang Kim Nico Lund Kellie Moeller Simone Pierson Katherine Hogan Philippe Hyojung Kim Kelly L. Lyles Ryan Molenkamp Benji Pierson Imfan Hoi Kathy A. Kimball Anne Lyons Colleen Monette Nicole Susonne Pietrantoni Bruce Holbert Dorthea King Anna Macrae Jo Lynn Moniz Kassaundra Porres Llysa Holland Sarah King-Besse Colleen Maloney Alexandra Moore Qiang Qiang Thomas Hollenback Lisa Kinoshita Mirka Mandich Suzanne Moore and Julie Rackley Mary L. Holscher T.V. Kippes Anne Mann Don Glaister Flora Ramirez Bustamante Laura Hoppenjans Bharti Kirchner Robert Mariani Russell Morgan Rachel Ravitch Tiffany Hsu Allyson Klutenkamper Alison Marks Gwendolyn Morgan Mark Rediske and Mary Lee Hu Amanda Knowles Steven Markussen and Ann Morris Shawn Gavras Phen Huang Kim Kopp Beth Taylor Markussen Sarah Murfin Amy Redmond Maria Huang Cheri Kopp Holly B. Martz Heather Murphy Dona Reed April Huizenga Kathy Kostelec Mercedes Marwood Elizabeth Corcoran Murray Ann Chadwick Reid Melinda Hurst Frye Diane Kotila Barbara Matthews Paul Murray Erika Reir Richard Hutter Susan Kozawa Ingrid Matthews Margot B. Myers Patricia Resseguie Chau Huynh Cynthia Krieble Shellay Maughan Lisa Myers Bulmash Ann Reynolds Jenny Hyde Susan Kunimatsu Chris T. Maynard Donald Myhre Kait Rhoads Abby T. Inpanbutr and Gloria Lamson Paula McArdle Carolyn Nelson Perri Rhoden Matt Inpanbutr Michele Landsaat Lindsey McCartney Jovino Santos Neto Bill Ritchie Jenna Isbell Carrie Larson Dawn Mccord Alan Newberg Mauricio Robalino Eve A. Ishizuka Gary LaTurner Kirsten McCory Barbara M. Noonan *2017 Benefit Art Auction Sponsor
2017 Artist Trust Annual Report 41 thank you, donors
Stephen Rock and Anna Skibska Martha Thomas Irena Williams Gallery Frames Nichole DeMent Catherine Eaton Skinner and Joshua Thompson Trevor Williams Girlie Press, Inc. Lynda K. Rockwood David Skinner Laura Thorne Bryan T. Willis goCstudio Diane Rodill Eva Skold Westerlind Eric Tollefson Roger Willsie Greenvelope George Rodriguez Steve Skonieczny Ruth Marie and Carletta Carrington Wilson Huxley Walla Collective Seth Rolland Rachel L. Smith John Tomlinson Elana Winsberg JD Outfitters LLC Carolle Rose Charles and Joy Smith Sally Tonkin Tucker Wolf Jefferson County Chamber Of Stacy Rosevear Jil Smith Alicia Tormey Tracey Wong Commerce Cicelia Ross-Gotta Lisa Smith Julia Totten Susan D. Woolf Jones & Associates LLC Nancy and John Rossmeissl Darby Smith Nani Trias Dianna Woolley Kangaroo House Bed and Caroline Rousseau Margaret C. Smith Robert and Betty Tull Nancy Worden and Breakfast Kerry Rowland-Avrech R. Peggy Smith Li Turner William Reed Mazama Store Paul Rucker Dori Snyder Kenneth Turner Brianna Wray Museum Quality Framing Ann Saberi Marta Solomianko Masami Uchida and Patrick Wright and Optimism Brewing Company Shesira Said Sophie Yuji Uchida Kari Brunson Orcas Island Film Fest Andrew Samora Coco Spadoni Andrew Valdez-Pape Mackenzie Wyatt Rolling Huts Elizabeth Sandvig Julie D. Speidel and Judith S. Van Praag Cynthia Yatchman Seattle Metropolitan Miha Sarani Joe Henke Chris Villiers Ayomide Yomi-Odedeyi Seattle Theatre Group Colleen Sargen Michael Spence and Emma Vokurka Tina Yu Sou’wester Lodge Diane Sarr Sharon Hashimoto Kate and John Vrijmoet Naomi Zemeadim Spectrum Dance Theater Norie Sato and Ralph Berry Gertrude J. Spilka Rebecca Wachtman Ellen Ziegler Sun Liquor Bar and Distillery Shelley Scheff Joannie Stangeland Gay L. Waldman FC Zielonka The 5th Avenue Theatre Shirley Scheier and Jerry Steffen Jr. Brenda Walker The Broad Mike Thorwick Joseph Steininger Susan Walker In-Kind Donors The Millay Colony for the Arts Andrew Schlotfeldt Denise Stolte-Reinisch Tracy Wallschlaeger ACT Theatre Tieton Cider Works Susanne Scott Kathleen Stone Sean Waple Allison & Ross Fine Art Totokaelo Chadley Scruggs Leslie Stoner Patti Warashina Services Inc Tuxedos and Tennis Shoes Nicola Scutt Marie Stuppard Charlotte G. Warren Art Exhibition Services Catering June Sekiguchi Andie Styner Elissa Washuta Art Work Fine Art Services Westland Distillery Alex Sera Tim Suchsland Charlotte Watts and Artech Fine Art Services Wing Luke Museum of the Barbara Shaiman Garett G. Sweany Charlotte McElroy Artist Home Asian Pacific American Derek Sheffield M. Anne Sweet John Webster Cellar Door Experience Mary Sherhart Christian Swenson Lisa Weinberger Centrum Patricia Shetley Jennifer Szabo Carmi Weingrod and Chaco Canyon Kim Shine Asia Tail Edward McCarthy Chihuly Garden and Glass Pin-An Shy Akio and Vicki Takamori Constance Wellnitz Chihuly Studio Renee and Eric Simard Tara Tamaribuchi Barbara Wells City Arts Seattle Wendy Simons Mark Taylor Grace Weston Classic Foundry Preston Singletary and Stefanie Terasaki Jhenn Whalen Cornish College of the Arts Asa Sandlund Kathryn Thibault Off White Expedia Inc Susan Singleton and Mark Thomas Lynne White Eyes on Fremont Andrew Shewman Linda Thomas Mimi Williams Fremont Brewing *2017 Benefit Art Auction Sponsor
2017 Artist Trust Annual Report 42 2017 board + committee members
Board Officers Board Members PRESIDENT: Pablo Schugurensky Chris Abrass / Port Angeles CO-VICE PRESIDENT: Sarah Traver Greg Bell / Puyallup CO-VICE PRESIDENT: Bruce Funkhouser Mike Casteel / Seattle (through July) TREASURER: Bruce Funkhouser (through March) Nancy Chang / Seattle & Len Lewicki (from April) Juli Cook / Seattle SECRETARY: Allison Eltrich Katie Creyts / Spokane (from April) Stephanie Ellis-Smith / Seattle Board Committees & Chairs Allison Eltrich / Seattle AUCTION: Cezanne Garcia, Len Lewicki (through March), Bruce Funkhouser / Seattle Tanya Trejo (from June) Cezanne Garcia / Seattle CAMPAIGN FOR A CREATIVE FUTURE: Heather Joy Helbach-Olds / Tacoma Stephanie Ellis-Smith & Susan Wagner Zabrina Jenkins / Seattle EXECUTIVE: Pablo Schugurensky Len Lewicki / Seattle FINANCE: Bruce Funkhouser & Len Lewicki Michael Lane / Seattle GOVERNANCE: Nancy Chang & Bob Tull Gar LaSalle / Seattle STEWARDSHIP: Lorraine Vagner Mariella Luz / Olympia STRATEGIC VISION: Chris Abrass & Sarah Traver Quinton Morris / Seattle (through July) Byron Olson / Walla Walla Mark Olthoff / Seattle Pablo Schugurensky / Seattle Nicole Stellner / Seattle (from November) Ben Stuckart / Spokane Sarah Traver / Seattle Tanya Trejo / Seattle Robert Tull / Ferndale Lorraine Vagner / Seattle
2017 Artist Trust Annual Report 43 2017 staff + interns
Operations Shannon Halberstadt, CEO Freya Wormus, Finance Manager Gems, Office Coordinator Annie Holden, Communications Manager (through March) Erika Enomoto, Communications Manager (from May)
Programs Brian McGuigan, Program Director Katy Hannigan, Program Manager Zach Frimmel, Program Coordinator Owen David, Program Coordinator (through May) Anne-Claire Mitchell, Spokane Program Coordinator
Development Kristina Goetz, Development Director Sonja Roach, Development Manager (through August) Cristina Friday, Foundation & Corporate Relations Manager Emily Dennis, Annual Fund & Events Manager (from September) Perri Rhoden, Development Assistant (through October)
Interns Fiona Dang, Lillian Davis, Emily Dennis, Julia Federman, Danae Hackett, Mimi Jaffe, Aaron Jin, Andrea Lim, Natalie Miller, Francesca Penchant, Cicelia Ross-Gotta, Qiang (Hester) Qiang, Shesira Said, Nicola Scutt, Pin-An Shy, Jhenn Whalen, Mackenzie Wyatt
2017 Artist Trust Annual Report 44 2018 grant opportunities
Fellowships are merit-based awards Application period: May 21–June 25, 2018 whose work demonstrates exceptional providing $7,500 to practicing professional Award amount: $1,500 originality. It is intended to advance the artists of exceptional talent and ability. The Awards given: 50+ creative work of an outstanding individual award is given to artists working in all artistic artist. Funding is generously provided by disciplines. LaSalle Storyteller Award in Fiction is the Raynier Institute & Foundation, and Application period: February 5–March 5, 2018 an unrestricted award that honors exceptional administered by Artist Trust on behalf of the Award amount: $7,500 fiction writers based in Washington State. The Artist Trust | Frye Art Museum Consortium. Awards given: 10+ award was created in 2015 and is supported Application period: August 6–September 17, 2018 by Gar LaSalle. Award amount: $50,000 Twining Humber Award for Lifetime Application period: August 6–September 10, 2018 Awards given: 1 (by nomination only) Artistic Achievement recognizes a Award amount: $10,000 female-identified visual artist, age 60 or Award given: 1 Arts Innovator Award recognizes artists over, who has dedicated 25 years or more who demonstrate innovation in their art to creating art. This award is made possible James W. Ray Venture Project Award practice. Funded by the Dale and Leslie by a generous gift to the Artist Trust supports the development of new ideas Chihuly Foundation, recipients are artists Endowment Fund from the late Yvonne through individual and collaborative projects by who are originating new work, experimenting Twining Humber. artists of all disciplines. Funding is generously with new ideas, taking risks, and pushing the Application period: February 12–March 12, 2018 provided by the Raynier Institute & Foundation, boundaries of their respective fields. Award amount: $10,000 and administered by Artist Trust on behalf of the Application period: October 1–November 12, 2018 Awards given: 1 Artist Trust | Frye Art Museum Consortium. Award amount: $25,000 Application period: August 6–September 17, 2018 Awards given: 2 Grants for Artist Projects (GAP) Award amount: $15,000 provide support for artist-generated projects Awards given: 2 (by nomination only) Artist Trust offers grantwriting which can include (but are not limited to) the support! Visit artisttrust.org for information development, completion, or presentation of James W. Ray Distinguished Artist on upcoming office hours, workshops, new work in any discipline. Award recognizes artists of all disciplines webinars, and one-on-one consultations.
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