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  • City of Ukiah Seeks Food Vendors
    City of Ukiah Seeks Food Vendors
    Jobs; Opportunity
    Posted: Feb 01, 2023
    The City of Ukiah is seeking proposals for a food concession pilot program from mobile food vendors to provide food and beverage service at the Ukiah Municipal Airport. To learn more, read the RFP or contact Traci Boyl: 707.467.5720 | tboyl@cityofukiah.com
  • Art in the Gardens Call for Artists
    Art in the Gardens Call for Artists
    Call for Artists; Opportunity
    Posted: Jan 30, 2023
    Apply now Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens invites artists of all mediums to submit an application to exhibit their original work at the 30th annual Art in the Gardens, a juried art show and summer festival. The two-day event will take place on Saturday, August 5 and Sunday, August 6 from 11:00am to 5:00pm. All artists must commit to setting up and participating in both days of the event. This event is a major fundraiser for the Gardens and attracts as many as 1,500 guests each year. Artist booths will be located on our Event Lawn just a short walk from the Ocean Bluffs. Don’t miss this ideal opportunity to meet new clientele! There is a non-refundable application fee of $30 (no booth fee). If selected, each artist will be required to turn in a 25% commission to the Gardens at the end of the event (5:00PM; 8/6/23). All artists will be responsible for handling their own sales. PLEASE NOTE: Some areas of the Gardens have little or no Wi-Fi/cellular service. Please be prepared to handle sales offline. The Gardens cannot handle transactions for artists. To be considered in the jury process, please complete the 2023 Artist Application online by March 24, 2023. Please help us in our call for artists by asking your creative community to apply!
  • T-shirt Design Contest Call for Entries
    T-shirt Design Contest Call for Entries
    Call for Artists; Opportunity
    Posted: Jan 30, 2023
    This year we celebrate the 30th Anniversary of our summer festival, Art in the Gardens! In honor of this milestone, we are calling all designers to help us create a fun t-shirt for all our visitors to rock this year!    SUBMIT YOUR DESIGN  — Deadline: March 24 The winner of this contest will have their design featured on the 2023 Art in the Gardens shirts, sweatshirts and possibly other printed items. Recognition will be given in the event program, on our website, and on social media pages. The winner will also receive apparel featuring their design, two tickets to Art in the Gardens, and a household membership!   ENTRY GUIDELINES There is no entry fee to submit a design. Only one design submission per contestant. If you are under the age of 18, you may create a design, but it must be submitted on your behalf by a parent or guardian. The winning design will adhere to the following design guidelines: Must be the artist’s own original work and they have all necessary rights and permissions to use any included elements Must represent Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens and Art in the Gardens in some way Design should be built to fit within a 10″ wide by 12″ tall area Submitted in high resolution between 600 and 1200 dpi as a .pdf, .png, .ai, or .psd file (CMYK color if more than 6 colors) IMPORTANT DATES Submit your design (1 per contestant) beginning Friday, January 13, 2023 LAST DAY to submit a design – no exceptions – Friday, March 24, 2023 Winner will be announced in April
  • Mendocino County Museum Survey
    Mendocino County Museum Survey
    Opportunity
    Posted: Jan 25, 2023
    The Mendocino County Museum has launched an online survey to ignite discussion about its future direction and help shape the future of our museum. The digital survey is available now on the Mendocino County Museum Website, at https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=ElJUIP_6w0Kfn-dnbJinoUU1s0PVipJMpoWJI7RL8c5UMTRQT0pUSk1JT0RYS0NTQzJCNkIwVFNaUS4u
  • Playing With Archetypes Youth Workshop
    Playing With Archetypes Youth Workshop
    Classes/Workshops; Opportunity
    Posted: Jan 13, 2023
    Jan 18 – Feb 13, Mon & Wed afternoons 3:30 – 5pm. Nationally acclaimed Sherry Glazer leads a workshop to help young minds create unique characters by working with the idea of archetypes. Are you the Fool? The Magician? The Devil? The Queen? Theater is as old as the hills. When folks started telling stories it was born. Throughout that dramatic arc in time, Archetypes were cast to tell stories of the common experience. $120 for 8 sessions (1.5 hours each) (707) 937-2718 email: education@mendocinotheatre.org Discover your natural archetypes to create original theater and monologues with Playwright and solo Performance artist Sherry Glaser.
  • Free Class: Freestyle Flat Beaded Pendants
    Free Class: Freestyle Flat Beaded Pendants
    Classes/Workshops; Opportunity
    Posted: Jan 05, 2023
    In this class with Meyo Marrufo, February 4-5, students will learn how to create their own pendant pattern design and bead them with seed beads. They will also learn beading basics such as bead sizes, needles and threads. Open to all levels. This class is presented free to Mendocino County residents through a generous grant from The Community Foundation of Mendocino County. Space is limited and prior registration is required. More information & register online
  • "High Off the Land" Call to Artists
    "High Off the Land" Call to Artists
    Call for Artists; Opportunity
    Posted: Jan 04, 2023
    High Off the Land an exhibit in three galleries on the story of cannabis in Mendocino County Please share the information about this unique exhibit, and do send us an entry. Juried Art Competition Submit to ART CENTER UKIAH Exhibit in Three Galleries Cannabis has a long and colorful history in Mendocino County, and it affects both residents and visitors in diverse ways. It has fueled our economy for years, and has recently become legal. With 20/20 hindsight on half a century of local cannabis cultivation and use, it’s time to discuss the different aspects of how it speaks to all of us. We are asking artists to visually interpret their own experiences with cannabis. How has it affected you or your environment? We are looking for work in any visual medium, both two and three-dimensional. We welcome and encourage both positive and negative responses. This will be a juried show, opening at Willits Center for the Arts on May 1st, Art Center Ukiah, June 2nd to July 1st and Gualala Arts on July 14th, 2023. Directions, Requirements and General Information Please email a high-quality digital image of each entry, limit 2, at 1200 pixels (4 inches at 300dpi), (two images if entry is three-dimensional) along with your application form to acuentries@yahoo.com by March 24, 2023. Each image must be clearly labeled with artist’s name and title of the work., ie. First Last, “Title” Please send early! Registration Form Twelve semi-finalists will be selected by each art center. Seven of these will then be chosen for the final show by David Burton, Director of the Grace Hudson Museum, and Alyssum Wier, Director of the Arts Council of Mendocino County. You will be notified by April 15th, if you have been selected to be in the High Off The Land Exhibit. If selected, drop off your artwork at Willits Center for the Arts, 71 East Commercial Street, Willits, 707 972-3326, on May 1st, 2023, between 10 am – 4 pm. Art pick-up will be discussed upon acceptance to the exhibit. Please ensure that all artwork is professionally prepared for hanging or display (no clip frames, etc) and can be displayed with minimum effort. NO screws or anchor bolts will be used for hanging; if needed modify your art to be hung by wire picture hangers. Curators: Gary Martin, Willits Center for the Arts, gtm1950@gmail.comLaura Fogg, Art Center Ukiah, acuentries@yahoo.com Kendra Stillman, Gualala Arts, info@gualalaarts.org
  • Lavender Grace
    Lavender Grace
    Classes/Workshops; Opportunity
    Posted: Dec 30, 2022
    Intuitive Drum Song with Lavender.:.Grace 4 seasonal sessions of the Intuitive Drum Song will be held on Thursday Evenings throughout the year 2023. The Intuitive Drum Song is an ongoing frame drum tradition for women of Mendocino. We will gather weekly to explore the theme of Hope through drum and song, vibration, and intention while we ground in with the element of Earth. 1st Winter Session – Gift of Hope – Elemental Earth DATES January 12, 19, 26 February 2, 9, 16, 23 March 2, 9, 16 TIME Thursday’s 5:00 pm – 6:30 pm WHERE Mendocino Art Center Rogen Gathering Place 45200 Little Lake Street at Kasten Street Mendocino, CA 95460 PAY WITH DONATION: paypal.me/LavenderGrace Venmo Reciprocity In Trade Also Welcome RESOURCES WITH LOVE AND HONEY Lavender .:. Grace REGISTER HERE ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Description: Intuitive drum song has been developed over the past 20 years by Lavender .:. Grace as a culmination of drumming techniques gathered from the Fertile Crescent of the Mediterranean, and Sacred Music traditions of Northern California. Intuitive Drum Song sessions explore connection through soul songs and invites you to remember how to sync into your heart to the rhythms of your drum. You will be guided into listening to the natural rhythms of the world and enter an ancient practice of woman drummers playing the unseen, invited to journey into a unique intuitive path as women have done for millennia. These sessions will focus on building your ability to attune to music that exists all around you.  The goal is to aid you to reconnect to this creation song and your unique voice in creation. Requirements:   Dedication to Sound Health in Community Willing to journey towards authentic self with song, melody, and beats. Materials Needed: Frame Drum ~ Tar Beginning Drums Remo 14” fiberskyn head @ $30 usd or 16″ for @$40 Thin Line – 14” Fyberskyn Head – @ $52 usd Overview of options Advanced Cooperman Drums high-end tunable drum @ $400 Either Tar or Tunable Bendir Please contact me with any questions. We will go molecular!  
  • CTA's for Upcoming Art Exhibits at Art Center Ukiah & Corner Gallery
    CTA's for Upcoming Art Exhibits at Art Center Ukiah & Corner Gallery
    Call for Artists; Opportunity
    Posted: Dec 27, 2022
    Next exhibits at Art Center Ukiah, a community gallery 201 South State Street, Ukiah http://www.cornergalleryukiah.com email: cornergalleryukiah201@gmail.com “Vessels”- January 4th-28th, 2023 Vessels are containers, physically and metaphorically. Looking at the straightforward definition, a vessel is a hollow container, especially one used to hold liquid, such as a bowl or cask. A human being can also be a vessel. People from the beginning of civilization have used vessels as surfaces for lavish and fanciful embellishment. If you are a potter, a woodworker, a basket weaver or textile artist, please show us what you can create. If you are a painter, a collage artist or other two-dimensional artist, this show is for you too… we will need wall art as well as three-dimensional vessels. Artists are encouraged to email photos of their submissions to acuentries@yahoo.com by the middle of December for possible inclusion in the publicity for the show. “Shelter”- February 1st- 25th, 2023 Shelter is one of our most basic human needs. Shelter can range from basic to fanciful, from tiny to grandiose or from movable to permanent. Shelter can be a medium for people to express their rich artistic and cultural heritage. It can be a place or a home. It can be a statement or a refuge. What shelters you or people you care about, on the emotional or physical level, in reality or in your imagination? Show us where you go for shelter, what it looks like, and how it feels to you. Artists are encouraged to email photos of their submissions to acuentries@yahoo.com by the middle of December for possible inclusion in the publicity for the show.
  • The  Fort Bragg-Mendocino Coast Historical Society needs additional volunteer docents at the Guest House Museum
    The Fort Bragg-Mendocino Coast Historical Society needs additional volunteer docents at the Guest House Museum
    Opportunity; Volunteer
    Posted: Dec 26, 2022
    Being a museum docent isn’t hard—it’s not nearly as big a challenge as some suspect. The time we need you for is less than you might think. Only a few hours a month. And it’s fun! A docent is a Friendly Presence, a lot like being a good host in your own home. Docents greet everyone who comes through the museum’s front door.  They ask visitors if they’re new to the area or locals, and invite them to sign the Guest Book. Now and then they even sell postcards or a book which helps bolster our operations revenue. It’s where anyone can learn about our town, our region, and what went into forming and keeping this community thriving. There is something here for everyone. You don’t need to be a historian or “history nerd.” We will train you. Please consider joining our team! Contact:707 964-4251 ~ please leave a message, or email info@fortbragghistory.org
  • Wheel Throwing 101B
    Wheel Throwing 101B
    Classes/Workshops; Opportunity
    Posted: Dec 22, 2022
    Instructor: Katie Applebaum February 7, 9, 14, 16, 21, 23 & 28 and March 2, 2023 Tuesdays & Thursdays, 6pm–8pm Structure of Class: (8) 2-hour in-person sessions C248 • All levels Registration deadline: February 1, 2023 register online Welcome to the wonderful world of wheel-throwing! The potter’s wheel is a beautiful and mesmerizing tool. A skilled potter will make throwing look effortless, but anyone who has given it a try knows it is anything but. In this four-week class you’ll learn the foundations of the potter’s wheel. If you’re brand new to throwing or looking to get back into your practice this class is the perfect place to start. We’ll teach you the best techniques for every step of the potter’s wheel from wedging clay to trimming. The exercises and practices will establish solid foundations that will keep you learning and growing for years to come. For an additional fee, the studio will be open for students for one hour after class and “open studio” time on Saturdays, 10am–2pm. Please call the Mendocino Art Center Registrar to reserve: 707.937.5818 x10.
  • Youth Ceramic Arts 101B
    Youth Ceramic Arts 101B
    Classes/Workshops; Opportunity
    Posted: Dec 22, 2022
    Instructor: Nicholas Kakavas February 8, 15 & 22 & March 1, 2023 Wednesdays, 3:15pm–5pm Structure of Class: 4-week in-person session, 1:45 each session C246 • All levels, ages 8-12 Registration deadline: February 2, 2023 Register online Creativity is an important part of any person’s life and especially for kids. Clay as a material is incredibly engaging and with instruction and guidance anything is possible. This class will cover basic handbuilding techniques; coil building, slab building, and pinch pots. A new technique will be introduced each class through a project. Later parts of each class will be free for students to work on their own projects individually or in collaboration. This class is for all skill and experience levels, ages 8 to 12. Clay, glazes and firings are included.
  • THE DENISE STENBERG MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP GRANT
    THE DENISE STENBERG MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP GRANT
    Grants; Opportunity
    Posted: Dec 20, 2022
    THE DENISE STENBERG MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP GRANT is offered once a year, to one student, by the Fort Bragg – Mendocino Coast Historical Society, in honor of the late Denise Stenberg. Applications for THE DENISE STENBERG MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP GRANT are now being accepted. Download the Application (PDF) In keeping with her interest in and contribution to local history, this scholarship is awarded to a Mendocino Coast student who evidences a strong interest in history as a field of study. HOW TO APPLY: Submit a letter to the Scholarship Committee of the Fort Bragg – Mendocino Coast Historical Society (P.O. Box 71, Fort Bragg CA 95437) and include pertinent information: name, grade level, school, GPA, contact information, and a statement of any length regarding your interest in history as a subject matter. Include a letter of recommendation from a teacher, counselor, or community connection. Alternately, the Historical Society will accept a direct recommendation for this scholarship from a teacher or counselor. WHEN TO APPLY: Applications must be received by March 31, 2023. WHEN IS THIS SCHOLARSHIP AWARDED? This scholarship will be awarded at or near graduation day for your school. HOW MUCH IS THIS SCHOLARSHIP? The award is for $500. WHO DETERMINES WHO THE RECIPIENT WILL BE? Board members of the Fort Bragg-Mendocino Coast Historical Society, serving on the board’s Scholarship Committee, will make the determination. WHO CAN I CONTACT IF I HAVE QUESTIONS REGARDING THIS SCHOLARSHIP? Write to FB-MCHS, P.O. Box 71, Fort Bragg, CA 95437; phone us at 707-409-4970; or email us at archives@fortbragghistory.org DONATIONS: The Historical Society is actively soliciting donations to the Denise S. Stenberg Scholarship fund in any amounts, large or small. Direct contributions via credit or debit card may be made via the Society’s website: www.fortbragghistory.org (Join or Donate page). Alternately, mail donations to: Fort Bragg-Mendocino Coast Historical Society, P.O. Box 71, Fort Bragg, CA 95437 and specify that the donation is to go to the scholarship fund. Thank you!
  • "High Off The Land" CTA
    "High Off The Land" CTA
    Call for Artists; Opportunity
    Posted: Dec 09, 2022
    “High Off The Land” • A New Exhibit May 2023 Exhibit. Download Registration Form HERE. Registration due no later than March 24, 2023. High Off the Land Call to Artist Willits Center for the Arts, Art Center Ukiah & Gualala Arts Dates to Remember • Proposals due March 24, 2023 You will be notified by April 10 if you have been selected Only 5 artist from each venue will be selected, limit 2 pieces • Deliver Artwork Monday, May 1 from 10 am – 4 pm or contact Gary Martin to make arrangements at gtm1950@gmail.com Willits Center for the Arts 71 E Commercial St, Willits, CA 95490 • Art pick up will be discussed upon acceptance to the exhibit Exhibit Curators: Gary Martin 707-972-3326 gtm1950@gmail.com Laura Fogg fogg.laura@gmail.com Kendra Stillman info@GualalaArts.org
  • OPPORTUNITY – Walmart Community Mural Program
    OPPORTUNITY – Walmart Community Mural Program
    Call for Artists; Opportunity
    Posted: Nov 29, 2022
    NOW Art is working with Walmart on a community mural program as part of their store remodels.  For this public art initiative, we are building a national artist directory where artists will be contacted for relevant mural projects. We want to find California-based artists to make culturally relevant murals to foster a sense of belonging for each store’s visitors, customers, and associates. MORE INFORMATION This opportunity will be done remotely so the ability to work digitally or translate traditional media into a high resolution is a must. Artists will not have to work on-site and can be paid up to $800 for completed commission work. We are looking for local or regional artists who can create murals for the various store locations in California. We strongly encourage artists from all backgrounds and levels of experience to contact us. Email KIM PHAN NGUYỄN: kimp@nowartla.org NOW Art is an award-winning 360° public art agency based in Los Angeles. We consult, curate and design contemporary public artworks, experiential activations, and iconic landmarks that reframe urban landscapes and inspire cultural, social and economic vitality. Our progressive approach intersects art, architecture, technology and culture.
  • REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS – CALL TO KINETIC ARTISTS
    REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS – CALL TO KINETIC ARTISTS
    Call for Artists; Opportunity
    Posted: Oct 31, 2022
    REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS – CALL TO KINETIC ARTISTS Project Summary King City, a small city located in the southern Salinas Valley of the California Central Coast in Monterey County, is inviting artists to submit qualifications for three public art opportunities. In King City, the summers are warm, arid, and clear, and the winters are cold, wet, and partly cloudy. The City does experience quite a lot of wind, hence the goal to commission kinetic sculpture. The windiest months are March through September, with an average of 8 mph, however wind speed often exceeds 30 mph. The committee is seeking innovative, dynamic, compelling, kinetic artworks that are engineered and designed with materials that will withstand the elements. They may be interactive but must be safe. All three opportunities are calling for original, outdoor, kinetic artwork. Professional kinetic public artists or artist teams are eligible to apply. The proposed cost for each project shall not exceed the following: • Downtown Plaza – $100,000 • Step up King City – $115,000 • Series of 6 Median Kinetic Sculptures – $120,000 (not to exceed 4.5’w) All expenses for the selected designs and commissions are the responsibility of the artist/team, including but not limited to: travel/lodging, transportation, fabrication, engineering, and all other artist’s miscellaneous expenses. RFQ Finalists will receive an honorarium to create their proposals. Timeline: Deadline for RFQ submissions November 22, 2022 RFQ finalists announced December 5, 2022 Proposal deadline February 15, 2023 Finalists announced March 1, 2023 Installation Step Up King City August 2023 Installation Downtown Plaza/Medians October 2023 Application Requirements: To be considered, applicants must submit: 1. Letter of Interest: (Maximum 250 words) If you are applying as a team, please include each collaborator and specify in which project you are interested. 2. Resume: (Maximum 2 pages or one page per collaborator) 3.  Samples of your work should be specific to the project theme and styles outlined in the project summary- a maximum of five (5) digital image/video files with corresponding titles to match the Support Description list. 4.  Support Description list: (Maximum 2 pages) For each image/file submitted, include relevant project information (description, size, budget, location, commissioning organization). 5. References: Please provide 3 references. Include names and contact information (phone, email, address) Email to: nnartd1@gmail.com MORE INFORMATION
  • Community Foundation of Mendocino County Grants and Scholarships
    Community Foundation of Mendocino County Grants and Scholarships
    Grants; Opportunity
    Posted: Oct 06, 2022
    The Community Foundation of Mendocino County is dedicated to a thriving Mendocino County. We strive to be inclusive and transparent in our work to ensure that our programs are accessible so that all seven regions of the county receive the support they need to further equity and community well-being. Grant applications vary from program to program and are posted when grants are available. You may also contact our office for current requests for proposals. See available grant opportunities here. Location: 204 South Oak Street Ukiah, CA 95482 Contact: 707-468-9882 707-468-5529 info@communityfound.org
  • "High Off the Land" Call for Artists - May 2023
    "High Off the Land" Call for Artists - May 2023
    Call for Artists; Opportunity
    Posted: Sep 29, 2022
    Call to Artists! High Off the Land Curators Gary Martin & Laura Fogg A traveling exhibit about the effects of the cannabis industry on Mendocino County May 1 through August 7; May 6 -May 28,  Willits Center for the Arts,    June 3 – June 25 Art Center Ukiah &    July 14 Gualala Arts   Exhibit Statement Cannabis has a long and colorful history in Mendocino County, and it affects both residents and visitors in diverse ways. It has fueled our economy for years and has recently become legal.  With 20/20 hindsight on half a century of local cannabis cultivation and use, it’s time to speak about the different aspects of how it speaks to all of us.  We are asking artists to visually interpret their own experiences with cannabis. How has it affected you or your environment? We are looking for work in any visual medium, both two and three-dimensional. We welcome and encourage both positive and negative responses. This will be a juried show. Those deciding on pieces for the show will be David Burton of the Grace Hudson Museum and Allysum Wier of the Arts Council of Mendocino. This show will open in Willits Center for the Arts in May 2023  Art Center Ukiah in June 2023, and then Gualala Art Center in July 2023. The show, opens at Willits Center for the Arts on May 6, 2023 Directions, requirements, and General Info Please email a high-quality digital image of your entry (two images if it’s three-dimensional at 1200-pixels (4inch @ 300dpi)) along with your application form to gtm1950@gmail.com by March 24, 2023 Ten semi-finalists will be selected, which will be then juried for the final show by David Burton, the Grace Hudson Museum director, and Alyssum Wier, director of the Mendocino Arts Council. You will be notified by April 15th if you have been selected to be in the High Off the Lands Exhibit. If selected, drop off your artwork at Willits Center for the Arts on May 1, 2023, between 10 am – 4 pm. Please ensure all artwork is professionally prepared for hanging or display (no clip frames, etc.) and can be displayed with a minimum of effort. NO screws or anchor bolts will be used for hanging; if needed, modify your art to be hung by a wire picture hanger.) Art pick-up will be discussed upon acceptance to the exhibit
  • Ongoing Jewelry Open Studios
    Ongoing Jewelry Open Studios
    Call for Artists; Classes/Workshops; Opportunity
    Posted: Jul 18, 2022
    Tuesdays, 1pm–5pm • Wednesdays, 2pm–5pm • Thursdays, 4pm–9pm https://www.mendocinoartcenter.org/classes/jewelry-open-studio Come take advantage of our fully equipped jewelry studio – benches, mills, hydraulic press, torches, casting station and much more! The studio has a complete soldering station with ventilation hood, rolling mills, buffing machine and a packed tool cabinet. We have several kilns for precious metal clays and enameling. Our studio is equipped to perform a multitude of metal working processes – casting, fabrication, metal raising/forming, hydraulic press, enameling, repousse and more. Are you interested in a new technique but don’t have the funds or space to try it in your own studio? Come explore and experiment. The Jewelry Open Studio is open to all jewelry craftspeople and small-scale metalsmiths who have enough previous experience to be able to work independently (under supervision) in the studio. Studio usage is purchased in blocks of time: $120 for 10 hours • $220 for 20 hours • $300 for 30 hours
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