Artist In Residence Opportunity

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Rebecca Bobko
Fri, Mar 29, 2013 11:42 PM

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Teach Youth Art

Camp Sealth Residencies are an opportunity to connect youth from the greater Puget Sound region and beyond with professional artists from our community. Artists will be asked to create one and half hour sessions for 8-10 youth participants focusing on creating a project, learning a new skill, or collaborating on a wider community piece.

All Disciplines

Past residencies have included painting, writing and illustration, digital photography, darkroom photography, letterpress printing, yoga, paper mache, song writing, collage, mosaics, and color theory. Camp Sealth is seeking a wide range of disciplines for the 2013 season, including the fields listed above as well as new and exciting uncharted territory.

Location & Schedule

Camp Sealth is located on Vashon Island, Washington, a twenty-minute ferry ride from West Seattle or North Tacoma. Artists can expect a residency of 1 to 6 days, depending on the week and Artist availability. Camp Sealth runs a summer program from July 1 through August 26, operating 8 week-long sessions of camp. Each artist will be scheduled for one week, to include 1-4 days of teaching.

Costs & Compensation
There is no cost to be an Artist In Residence at Camp Sealth. In exchange for your instruction and expertise, Camp Sealth will provide room, board, most often the entire cost of materials for your program, and promotion of your work through our social media platforms. Additionally, Camp Sealth can provide compensation of summer camp tuition for one child in your immediate family, as well as other costs associated with your residency. Artist compensation is handled on a case-by-case basis, and all interested Artists are encouraged to contact us with questions.

Application Process

Artists are encouraged to apply by May 1 for priority consideration, as residencies are scheduled on a rolling basis. To apply, please submit an application available on our website at www.campsealth.org/artisthttp://www.campsealth.org/artist, as well as a resume and/or 3-5 images of your work. Considered artists will be additionally required to participate in a brief phone interview, complete a background check consent form, and submit a specific material estimation form before being accepted as a Summer 2013 Artist In Residence.

Contact

For questions about the program or application process, contact the Arts Program Coordinator by email at rebeccab@campfire-usa.org, or by phone at 206 463 3174 ext. 23.

[cid:image001.png@01CE2C9C.63A21510] Teach Youth Art Camp Sealth Residencies are an opportunity to connect youth from the greater Puget Sound region and beyond with professional artists from our community. Artists will be asked to create one and half hour sessions for 8-10 youth participants focusing on creating a project, learning a new skill, or collaborating on a wider community piece. All Disciplines Past residencies have included painting, writing and illustration, digital photography, darkroom photography, letterpress printing, yoga, paper mache, song writing, collage, mosaics, and color theory. Camp Sealth is seeking a wide range of disciplines for the 2013 season, including the fields listed above as well as new and exciting uncharted territory. Location & Schedule Camp Sealth is located on Vashon Island, Washington, a twenty-minute ferry ride from West Seattle or North Tacoma. Artists can expect a residency of 1 to 6 days, depending on the week and Artist availability. Camp Sealth runs a summer program from July 1 through August 26, operating 8 week-long sessions of camp. Each artist will be scheduled for one week, to include 1-4 days of teaching. Costs & Compensation There is no cost to be an Artist In Residence at Camp Sealth. In exchange for your instruction and expertise, Camp Sealth will provide room, board, most often the entire cost of materials for your program, and promotion of your work through our social media platforms. Additionally, Camp Sealth can provide compensation of summer camp tuition for one child in your immediate family, as well as other costs associated with your residency. Artist compensation is handled on a case-by-case basis, and all interested Artists are encouraged to contact us with questions. Application Process Artists are encouraged to apply by May 1 for priority consideration, as residencies are scheduled on a rolling basis. To apply, please submit an application available on our website at www.campsealth.org/artist<http://www.campsealth.org/artist>, as well as a resume and/or 3-5 images of your work. Considered artists will be additionally required to participate in a brief phone interview, complete a background check consent form, and submit a specific material estimation form before being accepted as a Summer 2013 Artist In Residence. Contact For questions about the program or application process, contact the Arts Program Coordinator by email at rebeccab@campfire-usa.org, or by phone at 206 463 3174 ext. 23.