[cid:image001.png@01D848CF.E3406CF0]<https://artisttrust.org/events/lunch-and-learn-choosing-the-right-work-samples-workshop/> LUNCH AND LEARN: CHOOSING THE RIGHT WORK SAMPLES / WORKSHOP<https://artisttrust.org/events/lunch-and-learn-choosing-the-right-work-samples-workshop/> Thursday, April 14, 12-1 PM on Zoom Sliding Scale (registration ends at 10 a.m. on the day of the program) In this one-hour workshop, Artist Trust Program Co-Director Luther Hughes will discuss how to choose the right work sample to make your application stand out. He will cover practical advice on selecting and presenting work samples for grant and residency applications, and other related opportunities. You'll learn the basics of panel processes, what panels and juries look for, and tips on how to format and tailor your work for success. Register here.<https://artisttrust.secure.force.com/default/cnp_paas_evt__ExternalRegistrationPage?event_id=a2A5a0000035oGfEAI&tid=a1K0b00000AC4A4EAL> About Luther Hughes Luther Hughes is the author of the debut poetry collection, A Shiver in the Leaves, forthcoming from BOA Editions in September 2022, and the chapbook Touched (Sibling Rivalry Press, 2018). He is the founder of Shade Literary Arts, a literary organization for queer writers of color, and co-hosts The Poet Salon podcast with Gabrielle Bates and Dujie Tahat. The recipient of the Ruth Lilly and Dorothy Sargent Rosenberg Fellowship and the 92Y Discovery Poetry Prize, his writing has been published in various journals and magazines nationwide. As a Program Co-Director at Artist Trust, he oversees and implements the strategic direction of Artist Trust programs as it pertains, but not limited to annual planning, grantmaking, resources, and professional development for artists of all disciplines across Washington State. Luther received his MFA from Washington University in St. Louis. He was born and raised in Seattle, where he currently lives. Have Questions? Email Program Manager Grace Nakahara at grace@artisttrust.org<mailto:grace@artisttrust.org>.