This Sunday 2-4 pm at Mission Comics – ++CMF–DIY Art Funding Panel++
This event is a great networking and resources harvesting event. Four perspectives on the myths and realities of close collaboration, self funded and creating funding for the arts will be discussed in a panel format.
Jason Ditzian will be talking about working in close collaboration with visionary artistic risk-takers to turn abstract ideas into exceptional, sustainable performance and how he reaches his goals to engage in the artistic process at all levels: compositional, technical, financial,promotional, emotional.
Mark Perez and Rose Harden The Life Size Mousetrap has self funded it’s way through years of shows and tours, and will share with you what worked for them and what they have learned.
Chantelle Tibbs will discuss how she educates her fellow artists about the myths and realities of money and wealth.
Mission Comics and Art
3520 20th St. Suite B
San Francisco, CA 94110
| Join local community members for a DIY Arts Funding Panel Discussion at Mission Comics and Art space. Mission Comics and Art Space combines a comic book shop with an art gallery in a fresh, exciting way drawing on the unique strengths of the Mission District, its diversity, and eclectic and energetic art community. |
Jason Ditzian
Jason Ditzian – is a multi-wind instrumentalist who has composed and performed numerous works for dance, film, TV, theater. 2010 highlights include: a four-month residency at YBCA as lead artist/producer of CWF-winning The Bowls Project with Jewlia Eisenberg; performing with the band “Kiosk†in Berlin, broadcasting to 11-million listeners in the first-ever live concert streamed into Iran; a one-month sabbatical in Mysore, India studying Carnatic music; composing and recording for the animated series Misadventures of Flapjack on Cartoon Network – with Emmy Award-winning composer, Dan Cantrell. He performs regularly in the ensembles Kugelplex, Charming Hostess, Lord Loves a Working Man and Khi Darag.
Jason has received numerous grants and awards including an IZZIE forhis work with butoh masters Hiroko and Koichi Tamano, and a CECARTS Link to tour Uzbekistan in April 2011.
Jason is an independent arts producer, working in close collaboration with visionary artistic risk-takers to turn abstract ideas intoexceptional, sustainable performance. His goal is to engage in the artistic process at all levels: compositional, technical, financial,promotional, emotional. He has helped fundraise and produce shows fora wide range of artists, including the SF Mime Troupe, inkBoat and Dan Cantrell. Jason was co-founder of experimental performance series 3 Drops of Blood; The International Body Music Festival with
Guggenheim-winning body percussionist Keith Terry; and the Hornucopia
Festival.
Mark Perez and Rose Harden
The Lifesize Mousetrap is Mark Perez’ dream realized in the form of a giant hand crafted Rube Goldberg sculpture. After 13+ years of building in his backyard with his crew and we’re ready to bring this feat of science, engineering, & fun to kids of all ages on the east coast.
The Life Size Mousetrap has self funded it’s way through years of shows and tours, Mark Perez and Rose Harden will share with you what worked for them and what they have learned.
Chantelle Tibbs
Chantelle Tibbs has a Story to tell… Chantelle Tibbs tells stories so good that she takes people away from their own stories. She is a storyteller through her music, acting, and her nonprofit, which inspires other artists to follow in her footsteps and share their stories. Most of all, Chantelle lives the stories she tells and practices the words she preaches, in every single thing that she does. Chantelle is an accomplished national touring ambient-folk singer, guitar player, songwriter, recording artist, co-creator of the band Kamp Camille, actor, and creator of the non-profit organization for artists, Money be Green. The part of her story that makes her a unique character in this artistic novel she has written for herself – is that she gets paid to do all of these things. Money Be Green Through her nonprofit Money be Green (est. 2009), Chantelle educates her fellow artists about the myths and realities of money and wealth and even donates 5% of her own income so they can rewrite their own stories. Money Be Green gives other artists $50 to put towards their own artand or living expenses. The application process is easy and based on trust. No invasive creditquestions, the idea is to give the artist money (a fish), briefly share a money management system that worked for Chantelle personally, and that she still uses today, (teach how to fish), and then trust the artist with the money. The idea is that the trust alone makes the artist feel empowered and will inspire them start managing their money.
Kamp Camille – In March of 2010, while on tour in Olympia, Washington on a solo project Chantelle came up with the name “Kamp Camille†for a band she had just formed with singer/songwriter Nathan Hughes. Today the characters in Kamp Camille include Chantelle, Nathan Hughes, along with Nathan Heintz on keys, and Taylor Lissandrello on drums. Connect with Chantelle Tibbs and get inspired today! By email: chantelletibbs@gmail.com
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