Resources for Local Artists

Glass artist John Breslin demonstrates at the Methow Arts Festival.

Photo by MacLeod Pappidas

Quick links:

• Create a webpage on methowvalleyarts.org
• Check out other artist's listings
• View a list of local resources including: venues, supplies, equipment, opportunities, and technology.
• View resources available to WA state artists through Artist Trust: www.artisttrust.org
• Apply to become a teaching artist through our Okanogan Region Arts Education Partnership

Cassie Marchbank            Twisp River Glass                Dennis Kirkland        

Overview:

In addition to providing up to date information on arts events through our websites and magazine, Methow Arts also provides resources for local artists to ensure the arts are an integral part of community and economic development in the Methow Valley.

Local artist database:

Artists living and working in the Methow Valley are invited to list in the artists' database on the Methow Valley Arts Website. This listing provides artists with a free webpage, link to their website, contact information, a short biography and up to three photo images of their artwork.

Art Updates:

Methow arts also manages a significant email list of artists, organizations, and the community at large.  We send out emails about opportunities for artists, events, and other arts-related information.  To become a member of the list, or to submit information to broadcast, email us at: info@methowartsalliance.org.

Teaching Opportunities:

Artists who are interested in teaching through our Okanogan Region Arts Education partnership can contact our arts education coordinator at artseducation@methowartsalliance.org

Peruvian-born and part-time Methow Valley resident, artist Felix Espinoza creates

detailed carvings, drawings and paintings, holding his tools in his mouth.

Photo by MacLeod Pappidas

For more information contact:

509.997.4004

info@methowartsalliance.org