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Performa Choreographic Incubator is a laboratory brave new dance in Los Angeles. From LA to Philly to Cairo, artists are shifting from isolation into community to make dances from their own vision. Drop-in weekly to create original movement compositions in a thought-provoking, professional development setting that fosters risk-taking ideas. In this 5-week intensive, you’ll gain support for the creation of new performance material. There are no mirrors, music, nor predetermined techniques. Instead, you’re among a cohort of fiercely independent artists to create individually and adapt collaboratively in a friendly yet ambitious atmosphere. Examine liveness in motion, gain tactical guidance, and develop your next big idea here. You’ll get: 12.5 hrs of movement research 8 hrs of pure individual creation Guided sensory warm-up Digital resources Professional artist portrait session and documentation March 31–April 28 Mostly Mondays (and a Sunday) Tickets + Info: https://ci.ovationtix.com/35353/production/1232477 Observation Seating available Led by Adam Kerbel (Cannonball, Terra Nova, New York Live Arts, Jacob’s Pillow), Performa was developed with support from The Music Center and launches at the internationally renowned LA Dance Project. Make your own work now.

The 2025 ARTEFFECT Competition is open through April 27! Students in grades 6-12 worldwide creatively interpret the inspiring hashtaginspr stories of Unsung Heroes whose extraordinary actions changed the course of history. Students choose an Unsung Hero as a role model from the approved list, create an original visual artwork--accompanied by a written statement about the impact of their project. Learn more: https://arteffectlmc.org/

REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS MOVING IMAGE MEDIA ART PROGRAM (MIMA) PREQUALIFIED LIST FOR ART CONSULTANTS DEADLINE TO APPLY: WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 5PM, PT DOWNLOAD THE RFQ and APPLY ONLINE: go.weho.org/mima The City of West Hollywood’s Arts Division seeks qualifications from art consultants with experience in the field of moving image media art, to provide curatorial and technical art consulting services for digital billboards. Approved applications will be placed on a Moving Image Media Art Program (MIMA) Prequalified List for Art Consultants. Ideal candidates are art consultants with experience in working with moving image artists, large-scale digital screens, and a track record of successful exhibitions of moving image artwork. Qualified applicants that meet the minimum qualifications, as specified below, are invited to apply: At least two (2) years of experience in digital art project management, curation, and presentation of large-scale digital screen exhibitions. Ability to meet the City insurance requirements (see Section H. Insurance). Ability to review the exhibitions in situ, make in-person presentations, and attend in-person meetings as assigned. QUESTIONS: For all questions related to this opportunity contact Rebecca Ehemann, Arts Manager, 323-848-6846, rehemann@.... The deadline for submitting questions is Friday, March 21, 2025. All responses to questions will be posted online at go.weho.org/mima. Thank you! Rebecca Ehemann (she/her/hers) Arts Manager City of West Hollywood making art happen 323.848.6846 rehemann@... www.weho.org/arts E-mail correspondence with the City of West Hollywood (including any attachment) is a public record under the California Public Records Act, which may be subject to public disclosure under the Act.

Hi all- sharing this job opportunity at LA28, the Organizing Committee for the Olympic and Paralympic Games in Los Angeles. Associate, Cultural Olympiad: https://job-boards.greenhouse.io/la2028/jobs/6498743003 Looking for someone who has 2+ years of experience in cultural programming, event coordination, arts administration, community engagement, or a related field.

Our Annual Institute Volunteer Scholarship application is now live! MESC will award up to 8 free volunteer positions for our Annual Institute on May 19th at the Autry Museum. Volunteers will assist with day-of duties and will gain access to the keynote address and Institute breakout sessions. Tickets will also include morning refreshments and lunch. MESC will review all submissions after March 31st, 2025. Scholarship awardees will be contacted on a rolling basis and will not be announced publicly. To apply, or for more info on our selection process, volunteer expectations, and terms and conditions, visit: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeEpFa46bMVhVFGDx6Dml-Eq9Kgp1uOTKtllC8vim7xDhViDQ/viewform?usp=dialog -- RACHEL KILROY | She/Her (What's this?) President Museum Educators of Southern California 137 N. Larchmont Blvd, #680 | Los Angeles, CA 90004

We are looking for a special web designer who: Can design/redesign an exciting Caribbean Festival/Carnival website Has expertise working on Squarespace platform Has a sense of Caribbean style/rhythm/sound/movement Can work collaboratively and creatively with the client Can work quickly, effectively and creatively The website should have a sense of bigger than life possibilities, be forward facing, community sensitive and should be: Vibrant Colorful Engaging Highly user friendly Expandable (room for growth) E-Commerce equipped Designers should: Send samples of websites you have designed. Send average pricing ballpark Send typical working time frame Competitive compensation and a great work team! Please send resume and work samples to: Internationaleyela@... Attention: Marie Kellier

GUGGENHEIM COHORT Guidance, accountability, and support for your 2026 Guggenheim Fellowship application Led by Virginia Broersma, Elana Mann, Corrina Peipon May 21-September 24, 2025 Every other Wednesday, 12-1pm PT Online, via zoom Registration closes May 19 REGISTER Cohort fee (nonrefundable): $550 for new cohort participants *** California-based artists may be eligible for a CCI Quick Grant to cover the cost of your cohort fee. To learn more and apply, click here. *** Our bi-monthly schedule will alternate between instructional meetings and moderated workshop breakout sessions. This cohort provides guidance on the application process, inside tips and examples as well as a container for you to write your application in community with other applicants. Past cohort participants have become awardees! WHO IS THIS COHORT FOR? + Mid Career and advanced professionals + Artists working in painting, sculpture, the graphic arts, installation, new media, photography, fine arts, performance artists, choreographers, filmmakers + First time Guggenheim applicants + Experienced Guggenheim applicants who’ve not yet won a Guggenheim + Applicants who want the accountability of a structured cohort + Applicants seeking consistent guidance and support through the application process + Applicants open to sharing the application experience in community with others For more information about whether applying for a Guggenheim is a good next step for you, this checklist offers space to make your decision. ABOUT THE COHORT LEADERS Virginia, Elana, and Corrina have extensive experience working in the art world and have collectively helped over 1000 artists and art workers navigate their careers, including with guidance on the Guggenheim application. More information on the Cohort can be found here. -- www.elanamann.com IG: @elanamamma

Open to artists of all disciplines and levels of experience, this course offers an exploration of open source art practice through collective archives, free-to-use OS tools, and decentralized platforms, to create and publish collaborative sound and audiovisual works onchain. Presented by Soundial and led by interdisciplinary artist Lani Trock, participants will build a collective audiovisual archive, and then work with open source software like Vimix, a live video mixing environment, and platforms like Nina, a music publishing protocol and Zora, a multimedia publishing protocol, to release audiovisual projects on the blockchain. These platforms are examples of onchain publishing, where digital works are recorded directly onto blockchain networks, which allows artists to embed collaborative splits and manage revenue sharing, providing cooperative ownership, verifiable provenance, and non-extractive alternative funding models. Through a combination of lectures and weekly assignments, participants will create sound collages and audiovisual artifacts while exploring how decentralized tools can change the way we work together. In our second week, on 3.21.25, visiting sound artist Maral will lead a session on their sampling techniques. In the following week, Lani will offer an introduction to Vimix, an open-source live video mixing tool. Both sessions will incorporate artifacts from the class’s shared audiovisual archive created during week one. The homework from each class will involve publishing our creations to decentralized platforms. We will also engage in group discussions on topics such as open source art practice, deep listening, collaborative ownership, retroactive funding models, and how decentralized platforms can support artists' work in both digital and physical spaces. Participants will publish their work on Nina and Zora, culminating in a final showcase. We’ll also look at the ethics and possibilities for honoring the sources of sampling through onchain splits, and compare these approaches with traditional art and music industry models. Schedule: Friday, March 7, 2025, 1:00pm–3:00pm ET Friday, March 21, 2025, 1:00pm–3:00pm ET Friday, March 28, 2025, 1:00pm–3:00pm ET Friday, April 4, 2025, 1:00pm–3:00pm ET For more info and tickets: https://withfriends.co/event/22877720/open_source_art_collaborative_experiments_in_onchain_publishing

The wait is over: Early Bird tickets for MESC’s 2025 Annual Institute are officially here! Join MESC on Monday, May 19, from 9AM to 3PM at the Autry Museum of the American West, where our community of museum educators will come together to explore how to collectively adapt and take action in an era where uncertainty is felt at a local and global scale. As sites that provide platforms to convene and promote resilience among these unpredictable times, museums hold a potential to exist as venues of positive transformation. Our 2025 Annual Institute will hold the space necessary for educators to discuss how to take accountability and collectively organize as a field in order to enact meaningful change, and inspire peers and colleagues to do the same. Secure your spot now and get ready for a full, groundbreaking day of networking, learning, and collaboration with a community of innovative museum educators. Stay tuned as we reveal this year’s innovative keynotes, presentations, and breakout sessions designed to create strong support networks that sustain the impactful work of museum education. We are eager to greet you at the 2025 Annual Institute! You won’t want to miss out on this exclusive Early Bird pricing offer ending April 18. Register today! https://www.mesconline.org/2025-annual-institute -- RACHEL KILROY | She/Her (What's this?) President Museum Educators of Southern California 137 N. Larchmont Blvd, #680 | Los Angeles, CA 90004

Hello, The City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs (DCA) invites creative technologists or creative technology design studios to submit their ideas for a Watts Towers Arts Center Campus “virtual experience" to increase awareness of and access to this iconic historic site and work of public art through technology. Successful proposals will include ideas for enhancing the onsite experience for in-person visitors while providing an engaging experience for virtual visitors. Special consideration will be given to proposals that include community engagement and story-gathering in the project design and development process, and integrated into the overall implementation of the virtual experience. For more information and to see the complete RFI, please visit RAMPLA Opportunity ID 219836. We will be holding a pre-proposal conference on Monday, Mar 10, 2025 at 10AM Pacific Time to provide additional information on the Request for Ideas and answer any questions you may have. While attendance is not mandatory, it is advised. To RSVP for the pre-proposal conference, please email Sharon Kim at sharon.kim@... The deadline for proposals has been extended to WEDNESDAY APRIL 9 at 5PM. Thank you.

Good Morning, I'd like to request the following listing for Pacific Opera Project's Summer Workshop for 3rd-12th grade students. Please let me know if you require any additional information. Thank you! -- Introducing... POP HIP HOPera Summer Workshop!Share your love for musical storytelling using opera and hip hop! In POP's newest summer workshop, 3rd-12th graders will learn some very dope skills in song structure, using tips and tricks from two classic musical genres: opera and hip hop! Activate your voice to write, design, AND PERFORM, your own hip hopera scene...with a little help from the POP OGs. Not one for a rap battle? Don't trip! POP still offers our traditional production workshop model, where kids and teens can design a hip hopera scene starring professional POP singers. Because at POP, there's always something for everyone! See The POP HIP HOPera Performance Showcase on Saturday, August 2nd from 3:00-5:00pm! Dates: June 14th - August 2nd, 2025 Schedule: Saturdays, 10am-12pm (no class on July 5th) Location: The POPera Shop - 125 S. Ave 57 Los Angeles, CA 90042 Registration fee: $50* Registration form: https://form.jotform.com/250274960952159 Use coupon code EARLYBIRD5 for $5 off before April 12th! *Scholarships are available. Click here to apply for a scholarship before registering for the program. A POP team member will contact you within three business days. -- Teila Theisen | Director of Education and Community Engagement Pronouns: She/Her Office: 323-739-6122 ext. 502 www.pacificoperaproject.com/education Facebook | Instagram | Twitter Donate to POP!

DEADLINE TODAY! Our Request for Proposals deadline is today, March 3rd at 11:59 PM. Request for Proposals - Strategic Planner Applicants should submit materials to info@... by 11:59 PM today. MESC is eager to partner with a strategic planning consultant who demonstrates a deep understanding of the unique needs of volunteer-led nonprofit leadership. As our membership base continues to expand, we seek to develop a comprehensive strategic plan covering 1, 3, and 5 years. This plan will be formulated to address the evolving needs of our members while strengthening our commitment to cultural equity and inclusion. Preference will be given to SoCal applicants. For more info, visit: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1RTzRdSUE8De8-L4OCZsmWuFAnwQ3qVcD4kR2l4tWjF4/edit?tab=t.0 -- RACHEL KILROY | She/Her (What's this?) President Museum Educators of Southern California 137 N. Larchmont Blvd, #680 | Los Angeles, CA 90004

RSVP for P.S. ARTS' Artist Educator Connect on Thursday, March 6 at 3:30 pm, featuring guest speaker Mary Fagot from Bob Baker Marionette Theater. This free session will explore puppetry as a form of engagement, focusing on its impact through Bob Baker Marionette Theater's "Hooray LA" curriculum. RSVP to learn how puppetry can be used a tool for engagement to bring storytelling, history, and creativity into the classroom. Attendees will receive resources inspired by "Hooray LA" to integrate into their own teaching practices. Sign up today! About Artist Educator Connect: Artist Educator Connect is a free virtual meet up organized by P.S. ARTS to bring together artists and educators to foster a community of collaboration. This initiative provides a platform for educators and/or artists interested in teaching to share best practices, exchange ideas, and access valuable resources that support arts education in public schools. psarts.org

Join us for a heartfelt and timely discussion on how the recent wildfires have impacted museums, nonprofits, and communities across Southern California. This special Lunch & Learn session will provide a space to connect, reflect, and explore ways to support one another during the recovery process. Together, we’ll discuss available resources for artists, museum educators, staff, and others affected by the fires. This is an excellent opportunity to share our experiences and brainstorm actionable ways museum educators can contribute to healing and uplifting our communities. Let’s come together in solidarity, compassion, and resilience. All are welcome. Register Today! -- RACHEL KILROY | She/Her (What's this?) President Museum Educators of Southern California 137 N. Larchmont Blvd, #680 | Los Angeles, CA 90004

LA CARNIVAL WEB DESIGN CRITERIA (2025-2026) We are looking for a special web designer who: Can design/redesign an vibrant/exciting Caribbean Festival/Carnival website Has expertise working on Squarespace platform Has a sense of Caribbean style/rhythm/sound/movement Can work collaboratively and creatively with the client Can work quickly, effectively and creatively The website should have a sense of bigger than life possibilities, be forward facing, flowing, community sensitive and should be: Vibrant Colorful Engaging Highly user friendly Expandable (with the growth of the organization) E-Commerce equipped Designers should: Send samples of websites you have designed. Send average pricing ballpark Send typical working time frame Please email to : internationaleyela@...

FEMA is hosting two virtual wildfire recovery townhalls, “Ask FEMA: Wildfire Recovery Q&A for LA County Residents,” on March 1 and March 5 to help disaster survivors access critical federal assistance. These interactive webinars will provide clear, step-by-step guidance on available resources, application deadlines, and how to navigate the recovery process. Attendees will also have the opportunity to ask FEMA representatives questions in real time. Event Details: ? Session 1: Saturday, March 1, 2025 | 10:00 AM PT Register ? Session 2: Wednesday, March 5, 2025 | 6:30 PM PT Register ? Virtual Event – Join via Zoom Who Should Attend? Wildfire survivors seeking federal disaster assistance Seniors & caregivers navigating recovery resources Homeowners, renters & business owners affected by the disaster Community leaders & nonprofits supporting recovery efforts

RSVP for the March 6 session of Artist Educator Connect for a discussion on how puppetry can be used as a tool for engagement in classrooms, across grades. Artist Educator Connect is a free virtual meet up hosted by P.S. ARTS to bring together artists and educators to foster a community of collaboration. This initiative provides a platform for educators and/or artists interested in teaching to share best practices, exchange ideas, and access valuable resources that support arts education in public schools. More information: Artist Educator Connect and RSVP.

Tickets are available NOW for Los Angeles Women's Theatre Festival's 32nd Annual Festival, "STRONGER TOGETHER!". Our diverse 4-day, 6-program line-up will run March 27-30, 2025, featuring excerpts from 20 exceptional solo theatre artists from around the country. Kicking off our program will be our Champagne GALA and Awards Ceremony honoring deserving women in the world of theatre (Mitzi Gaynor, Nancy Cheryll Davis Bellamy, Dawn Didawick, Elisa Bocanegra, Juanita Jennings, and Juli Kim). Not to be missed! GALA Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/a-toast-to-champagne-gala-and-awards-ceremony-tickets-1123333493719 March 27, 2025 at the Barnsdall Gallery Theatre Dinner and Awards Ceremony 1 Ticket for $60 or 2 Tickets for $100 SOLO PERFORMANCE Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/stronger-together-lawtfs-32nd-annual-solo-festival-tickets-1123330484719 March 28-30, 2025 at the Theatre 68 Arts Complex-Rosalie Theatre Early Bird: $25 (ends March 15) General Admission: $30 Group sales and Student discounts available. For more information, visit www.lawtf.org or email us at info@...

Studio Rawls is a multidisciplinary, collaborative production and research company anchored by the work of artist Will Rawls and based between LA and NYC. Studio Rawls is currently hiring multiple part-time employees and contractor positions including a Finance & Operations Manager, Producer/Project Manager, Grantwriter and Social Media Consultant. More information can be found at studiorawls.com/updates. #hiring #job

Are you ready to design inclusive, trauma-informed learning spaces that empower neurodiverse and marginalised communities? Join Intercultural Roots for a 90-minuteonline module on Progressive & Inclusive Pedagogy - part of our acclaimed GIRIC Peer-to-Peer Support 2025 Programme. ? Date: Wednesday, 5 March 2025 ? Time: 17:00–18:30 (London UK Time) ? Location: Online via Zoom Pro ?? Tickets: ?5 (General Admission) | ?3 for GIRIC members | Limited to 25 spots! ? Register Now: https://www.interculturalroots.org/product/giric-module-pedagogy-progressive-inclusive-learning-approaches Why Attend? Learn Progressive Pedagogy: Adapt strategies for diverse learning styles, neurodiversity, and trauma-informed design. Decolonising Approaches: Root your workshops in equity, accessibility, and cultural responsiveness. Peer Collaboration: Connect with educators and practitioners driving social change. Practical Tools: Gain actionable techniques to foster trust, engagement, and empowerment in your work. Who Should Join? Educators, facilitators, NGO workers, artists, creatives, dancers, makers, movers, all other embodied practitioners and scholars, and anyone passionate about equitable learning environments. ? GIRIC Members: Enjoy discounted rates on future modules! Join our network for free to access perks. 2025 GIRIC Programme Highlights Mark your calendar for upcoming modules: 19 Mar: Monetise your workshops with IR’s Practitioner Partnership Programme. 2 Apr: Master grant writing and budgeting in Funding & Project Management Essentials. About GIRIC & Intercultural Roots GIRIC (Growing Intercultural Roots in Communities) is a flagship initiative by Intercultural Roots, a UK-registered charity (No. 1186034) and British Academy-recognized research organisation. Since 2019, we’ve trained 5,000+ educators globally to advance: Social justice through arts, health, and ecology. Decolonising methodologies and trauma-informed care. Sustainable livelihoods for practitioners via fair revenue models. Our Impact: From grassroots workshops to international policy advocacy, we’re redefining education for a fairer, more inclusive world. P.S. Can’t attend? Explore our full 2025 programme or forward this email to a colleague! Let’s co-create learning spaces that honour every voice. ? Best regards, The Intercultural Roots Team Empowering communities through equity, creativity, and intercultural dialogue.