Join us for a activity development training hosted by Harvester Arts and featuring Jun-Li Wang of Springboard for the Arts.

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The training is for artists to receive a foundation of best practices for working with communities and develop creative community activities around the theme of "A City Where I Belong."

The structure of the activity you will develop will be unique to your creative practice (songwriting, visual arts, improv theater, organizing, participatory dance) to engage participants in thinking and responding to the following questions:
-What would our city look like if it was designed for our comfort and fun?
-What needs to be here for us to connect with our friends, meet new friends and want to contribute to making this place our home?

Each attending artist will:
-Receive a copy of A Handbook for Artists Working in Community
-Be coached in the process of designing an activity in your creative discipline
-have access to follow-up coaching
-Be eligible for paid opportunities to facilitate projects and activities through Chainlink Gallery Place throughout the spring and summer of 2022.

The training is in person and COVID protocols are in place (see below).

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Name: *

Please let us know your preferred pronouns? (she/her/they/them/he/him) *

Phone: *

What is your artistic discipline & practice? What sort of work do you do (organizer, musician, visual artist, performer, etc)? *

Why are you interested in participating? (If you have already completed the previous interest form, feel free to skip this question.)

Do you have ideas about community groups that you'd like to engage with? (If you have already completed the previous interest form, feel free to skip this question.)

Do you have any dietary restrictions or requests for specific accommodations? *

COVID protocols: In an effort to create a meaningful and safe experience for all attendees, masks and completion of an on-site rapid test will be required. By checking this box, you agree to provide the necessary information and adhere to the COVID protocols for the event. *

Yes, I agree to cooperate with the designated COVID protocols and provide requested information.

Costs for attending the training is a suggested donation of $20. *

Please follow this link to submit that payment (note the payment is for "Chainlink Gallery Place" in the dropdown) https://harvesterarts.org/donate.

If that donation isn't the best option for you right now, please make note in the Comments section of another amount you are able to contribute or if you are able to assist with the event as an in-kind donation.

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About Chainlink Gallery Place

Chainlink Gallery Place is designed for the community to experiment, be creative, build, lounge, relax, and enjoy. Located in the heart of downtown Wichita, on Douglas between Main & Market, the experimental space serves as an oasis for creative activity. Chainlink Gallery Place is facilitated by Harvester Arts, in partnership with Bokeh Development, Wichita Community Foundation, Lifeboat Creative and with support from the Kansas Creative Arts & Industries Commission and Knight Foundation.

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