Join us Tuesday, April 23rd from 2-4pm for a virtual gathering with fellow participants, staff, volunteers, and additional members of our community to hear about what is upcoming at Path with Art and give feedback to help us shape future programming.

RSVP online here
A zoom link will be emailed on April 22nd to those who RSVP

*Event image by Participant Artist: Bernie Hall

Please join us for a dynamic performance by Path with Art teaching Artist Melany Bell and Trevor Taylor. Reception to precede performance. Come prepared for an audience engagement & interaction opportunity.

Tuesday, January 30 | 5-7 PM 

5:00PM doors open & 6:00PM the performance begins

ArtHOME | 200 Mercer St, Seattle WA 98109

Limited Seating prioritized for Participant Artists at Path with Art 
RSVP HERE!

About the Artists:

Melany Bell  

Melany produces functional ritual work as art installationS. Recently, rendering 2 in-production, Spoken Word productions. ’AWOKEN’ 2023 & ' UN-JEALOUSED' 2022. Both question the Infinite during the events leading to the George Floyd Massacres, addressing the polarizing issues of gender & race based violence, as well as the pain of becoming a human or nation that lives up to its advertising. These are also an expression of incubating Ancestral DNA  that loudly affirms,"Take What You Have and Make What You Want", akin to ' ...Make Lemonade'. These installations collaborate  creatively with Director, Dr. Tawnya Pettiford-Wates, Ritual Poetic Drama genre Creator, her protege Olisa Enrico MFA, & Ty Keenan music Producer, & Trevor Taylor Dancer/ Yogi, Spiritual Teacher. 

2023 Awards:

SHUNPIKE, The Office of Arts & Culture, UAAC's, 4Culture, Path with Art, Langston Hughes, King County 'Racism is a Public Health Crisis', Black Owned Business Excellence, BECU, African-American Writers' Alliance, and Inspired Child

https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1309395/

 Trevor Taylor 

A compassionate teacher committed to breaking barriers, Trevor's yoga journey began in college at Baylor University and evolved through an impactful mentorship & self-study. Now, with a profound blend of personal development and philosophy, Trevor aims to create a space where individuals from all backgrounds feel welcome and supported on their path to holistic well-being.

Social media 

instagram: @justliketrevor | @sunsolesanctuary

An evening of celebration at Tagney Jones Hall (Seattle Opera) with Path with Art

Join us on Thursday, December 14th from 6:00 to 8:00 PM to enjoy a showcase of performances by Participant Artists from Path with Art.

This performance highlights the profound impact art has on individuals and communities in need of healing. Through the creative process, we can reclaim agency, foster empathy and understanding, and unite as human beings. Join us in elevating the creative voices of our Participant Artists. Witness the transformation that art, imagination, and community connection can bring.

RSVP here

Our programming is supported in part by these generous funders:

We look forward to supporting the premiere of The Path, a piece commissioned for & performed by the U.S. Army Soldiers’ Chorus, and our PwA Veterans Choir. Written by composer Damien Geter & lyricist Jerre Dye, this work was inspired by interviews with members of our PwA Veterans Cohort.

TAGNEY JONES HALL | THE OPERA CENTER

Free with RSVP required.
November 3rd at 4PM

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Stay tuned for more details about this special performance.

Film Screening RSVP

Doors open at 5:30pm | Film Screening 6:00-7:30pm

This event is FREE and refreshments will be served.

Path with Art, in partnership with the Seattle Latino Film Festival and Seattle Opera, is proud to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with a showing of the documentary “The Muralists’ Beautiful Pain”. This film explores the stories of seven Chicanx mural artists from the Bay Area who face personal and cultural challenges as artists of color. The film’s director, Victor Aquino, will make introductions prior to the start of the film.

Prior to the documentary we will screen the 5 min short poetry film “Habana,” directed by the Venezuelan filmmaker Luiner Lugo, in collaboration with an international team of artists. The short film is based on Havana, a poem written by Jorge Enrique González Pacheco, a Cuban-American well-known poet and film industry professional.

SLFF includes international filmmakers, producers, and actors with the specific purpose of engaging the Seattle community with cross-cultural perspectives, and to create a forum to explore those perspectives, many of which are integral to the experience of "Latinidad."To learn more about the festival and to see the program visit slff.org

Please RSVP for the film screening here

Please join the Path with Art community as we celebrate participant artists receiving a Certificate of Achievement, awarded to those who have completed four or more classes at Path with Art! Certificate of Achievement holders are eligible to become Path with Art Ambassadors and peer leaders in the community. We will also be honoring our long-time participants who have been with us for 10 or more years. The in-person portion of this event will be held at Path with Art's ArtHOME (200 Mercer St) from 4:30-6pm. Snacks and beverages will be provided. We will also host a virtual space to view the Achievement Celebration for those who are unable to join us in person. A zoom link will be emailed to those who have indicated they would like to attend the virtual portion of the event.

4:30-5pm - Welcome + Music + Beverages (in person)
5-5:30pm - Achievement Celebration + Certificate Awarding with special performances (in person + virtual)
5:30-6pm -  Food + Social (in person)

Please RSVP through this form here by Friday, September 25th.

We look forward to celebrating with you!Questions? Email jesslee@pathwithart.org.

Come by and check out Path with Art artists work on view (and for sale) at the Seattle Opera Open House! We have partnered with the Seattle Opera to present an exhibition of our ArtWORKS program artists just inside the main entrance of their building, at 363 Mercer Street.

This exhibit will be on view starting Sept 23 and will be up for six months, until the end of March.

Additional information from the Seattle Opera website

Head down to the Opera Center for our next FREE Open House. This is your opportunity to explore the great work that happens at the Opera Center!

At the Open House, you'll find:

• Performances by Seattle Opera Resident Artists, and Teen Vocal Studio

• Children’s activities like crafts, costume try-on, and activities with Seattle Children's Theatre

• A peek into the Costume Shop with the Props department to learn more about these critical pieces of opera

• An exhibit exploring the history of 60 years of Seattle Opera

• A live feed of a rehearsal of Alcina, narrated by Dramaturg Jonathan Dean

• A Q&A with the composer of X: The Life and Times of Malcolm X, Anthony Davis and General Director Christina Scheppelmann

• A sing-along for our patrons

• Tours of the Classical King FM studios

• Displays from our partners Tasveer, Seattle Rep, and Path with Art

This is an open house and you can come anytime from 1:00–4:00 PM. Activities and performances will be ongoing! RSVPs in advance help us plan out the day but are not required!

RSVP for the event HERE

Uptown Arts & Culture Coalition, Shunpike & Path with Art present: 
Tory Trujillo (she/her), Sound Scape Artist with Guest Mona Terry

Textile Installation by Zahyr Lauren (they/them)

Please join us for a magical, ambient musical experience, featuring five Quartz Crystal Singing Bowls, a Mayan Ocean Drum and Vocal Toning. Additionally, a guest harpist (Mona Terry) will join Tory Trujillo and a beautiful setting will be created through lighting and textile dressing.

Limited Seating prioritized for Participant Artists at Path with Art 

5PM doors open & 5:30PM the concert begins

RSVP to the event HERE

About the Artists:

Tory Trujillo is a Mixed Blood, Two-Spirit, Facilitator of Healing as a Licensed Massage Therapist, Energy Worker, Professional Vocalist and Sound Healer. Her healing methods are rooted in her Mexican Indigenous heritage.  Her modalities are informed by her ancestral lineage and enhanced through additional training.  Her musical influences range from everything from Motown and Carole King to Mexican banda music and classic rock, with a heavy influence of gospel music. She brings all of this and more to her expressive vocal work whether singing harmony vocals for Holly Near, Laura Love, Nedra Johnson, Ruthie Foster or Jamie Anderson, singing her own healing compositions, or performing sacred music in a ceremonial setting with Aleah Long and EnFull Circle (currently performing as DreamSpinners) and Ubaka Hill. She’s played on large festival stages becoming a favorite support vocalist for many performers. She also offers private individual sound healing sessions. Her first solo album, Still Point ~Music for Healing was released in March of 2014. Mona Terry is a therapeutic harpist, composer, performer and teacher. Zahyr Lauren is a West-Coast based artist, former human rights investigator and former attorney.

Please contact Ari@pathwithart.org if you have any questions. 

Voices of Belonging
An evening of celebration at the Seattle Central Library with Path with Art

Join us on July 14th from 6:00 to 7:30 PM to enjoy a showcase of performances by Participant Artists from Path with Art. There will be a lively variety of performances, including spoken word poetry, musical stories, podcasting, teh Veterans Choir (in collaboration with Seattle Opera) the PwA Band , and even some DJ-ing! All these forms of expression will be connected by the guiding theme of "belonging" and celebrate the power of art to heal, uplift and bring people together.

Thank you to our partner Seattle Public Library for hosting us.

>> Click here to RSVP <<

Event doors open at 5:30 p.m.
Programming begins at 6:00 p.m.
Event ends at 7:30 p.m.

Seattle Public Library can provide accommodations for people with disabilities at Library events. Please contact LEAP by July 7, 2023 to request accommodations and/or indicate accommodations requests via Path with Art’s RSVP form.

Join PwA and our dear partner org Entre Hermanos to march in solidarity and support of our vibrant LGTBQIA+ community on June 25th from 11-3. Afterwards Entre Hermanos will offer free HIV testing at the ArtHOME.

All the details are here: seattlepride.org

*Also, be sure to check out the pre-parade events that Entre Hermanos is putting on as well they look like a total blast! seattlelatinxpride.com

From Seattle Pride.org:

Achieving equal rights for LGBTQIA+ persons requires more than throwing parades and hosting picnics. (Although, let’s be honest: We’re fabulous at both.)

Seattle Pride coordinates advocacy and allyship efforts year-round to promote diversity and inclusivity—and to call our community to action.

Our Participant Artists are designing and building a PwA float for the Fremont Solstice Parade this year! Join us for the joyous community event.

About the parade
The 33rd Annual Fremont Solstice Parade, produced by the Fremont Arts Council, blasts off on Saturday June 17, 2023 at 2:00 p.m. The 2023 Fremont Solstice Parade kicks off at 3rd and Leary Way and continues along 36th Street, then takes a right on N. Evanston, looping back westbound on 35th Street to end right in the heart of the Fremont Fair! Come be dazzled as more than 60 community- based ensembles parade down the streets of Fremont with giant puppets, stilt walkers, floats, dancers, cyclists, and musicians in this kaleidoscope of joyous human expression.

Join us at the ArtHOME to hear from the world-renowned Isidore Quartet, graduates of The Julliard School and winners of the 14th Banff International String Quartet Competition for a free afternoon community concert at Path with Art. Hear works by Joseph Haydn, Billy Childs, and more.

In addition to this special 45-minute concert, you can also enjoy our current exhibition, "From Isolation to Creation" which features a special body of work made during the pandemic.

We have limited seating prioritized for PwA Participant Artists and those with accessibility needs - with additional standing room available!

Doors open at 5PM - The concert starts at 5:30PM

Please RSVP HERE

The pandemic was traumatic for everyone. PwA was with our Participant Artists during the entire process; we never closed our doors (690 PA’s in 2020 vs 890 in 2019), and ramped up our online programming providing venues and resources to overcome the trauma of a pandemic and restoration through arts engagement and community building. Participant Artists responded to the challenge to be engaged by creating pieces that talk about their experience during this challenging time.

This special body of work reflects both the difficulties and resilience we experienced over these last couple of years.

Join us to reflect and to celebrate new beginnings!

This show will run from April 14-May15th 2023, so if you cannot make it to the opening be sure to stop by during our open hours to check it out.

Join us for an intimate community concert at the ArtHOME with singer- song writer Amber Rubarth, an artist that is deeply connected to trauma recovery through music.

Doors open at 5:30pm with the concert from 6–7pm. Event is sold out.

We are honored to be featured in a new short film directed by Howard Shack that will air on the Seattle Channel’s Community Stories program on March 13th at 7PM.

WATCH IT HERE

In recognition of Black History Month, a one-hour documentary film, “Buffalo Soldiers: Fighting on Two Fronts,” directed by Dru Holley of Vancouver, Washington, will be shown at SIFF on Friday, February 17th at 5:30 pm. Holley will be at the event to answer questions after the presentation. The screening is free and open the public.