WOMEN IN ARTs:
Artist Mentorship Program
ARTs is officially launching the Women in Arts Mentorship Program! We are thrilled to invite you to apply to our community of artists committed to fostering creativity, collaboration, and equality in the arts. This program is designed to empower and uplift emerging women artists of color through mentorship, professional development, and a supportive network.
REGISTRATION : Opens April 1
Why Join?
Empowerment
Gain valuable insights, guidance, and support from established women artists in your field.
Skill Development
Access workshops and training sessions tailored to enhance your artistic skills and advance your career.
Community
Connect with like-minded artists, build relationships, and contribute to a supportive community of women in the arts.
Who Should Apply?
Emerging women artists of color seeking mentorship and guidance to elevate their artistic practice.
Professional Artists seeking to be mentor.
Artists who are ready to engage in a collaborative and supportive environment.
How to Apply:
Complete the Form: Fill out the registration form with details about your artistic background, goals, and expectations.
Share a brief description of your artistic journey, what inspires you, and your goals as an artist.
Clarify your expectations from the program, including what you hope to achieve through mentorship.
Confirm your commitment to participating in regular mentorship sessions, workshops, and program events.
Join a community that celebrates diversity, supports growth, and empowers women in the arts.
3-5 emerging artists, and 3-5 professional artists will be chosen form the fields of visual artists, music, literature, and performing arts.
Your artistic journey is unique, and we are excited to be a part of your story. Together, let's create a vibrant and inclusive arts community that celebrates the talent and creativity of women artists. Apply now and embark on a transformative journey with the Women in Arts Mentorship Program!
Benefits
Mentor/Mentee Relationship in your field
Access to workshops and trainings
Networking/ Engagement Events
Stipend for program completion for mentees & mentors
Mentee Eligibility Requirements for Women of Color Artist Mentorship Program: Registration Closed
Self-identify as a woman of color.
Engaged in any artistic discipline, including but not limited to visual arts, performing arts, literature, digital arts, and more.
Open to emerging and mid-career artists who are actively pursuing or engaged in their artistic practice.
Mentors: Open to career stage creatives actively pursing their practice
Willingness to commit to monthly mentorship sessions, workshops, and program events for the specified program duration.
Willingness to actively engage in the program's community activities, including networking events, exhibitions, and collaborative projects.
Availability for mentorship sessions and program events as outlined in the program schedule.
Complete and submit the program's application form, providing accurate and truthful information.
Mentor Eligibility Requirements for Women of Color Artist Mentorship Program: Registration Closed
Self-identify as a woman of color.
Engaged in any artistic discipline, including but not limited to visual arts, performing arts, literature, digital arts, and more.
Open to career stage creatives actively pursing their practice
Willingness to commit to monthly mentorship sessions, workshops, and program events for the specified program duration.
Willingness to actively engage in the program's community activities, including networking events, exhibitions, and collaborative projects.
Availability for mentorship sessions and program events as outlined in the program schedule.
Complete and submit the program's application form, providing accurate and truthful information.
TIMELINE
Please note the timeline has been adjusted.
April- May
Program Launch the program and open applications for both mentors and mentees.
Application Submissions
JULY-AUG
Application Review
Selections: Mentor-Mentee Matching
Notifications
Program Orientation: Review program expectations, and establish communication guidelines.
SEPT
Mentorship Sessions and Workshops
Mentorship Sessions: Conduct regular one-on-one mentorship sessions between mentors and mentees, focusing on career development, portfolio review, goal setting, and career guidance.
Workshops: Organize workshops and training sessions on topics such as portfolio development, marketing strategies, grant writing, and networking.
Community Building: Networking events and collaborative activities to foster connections among participants.
Program Evaluation and Culminating Events
Mid-Program Evaluation
OCT
Culminating Events/ Networking/ Engaging Opportunities
Reflection and Next Steps
REGISTRATION OPENS: APRIL 1
VISUAL ARTIST
MENTOR: MENTEE
PERFORMING ARTS
MENTOR: MENTEE
LITERARY ARTS
MENTOR: MENTEE