Thurs, Oct 29, 2015 | 5 - 7pm
At the Frye Art Museum

What really happens on a grant panel? What are funders looking for in a grant application? What makes them pay attention and—more importantly—help get your project funded?

Something is shaken out and up from the earth. There is a beat that is beyond our ability to hear—a stirring, a shaking, a clear PULL.

I appreciate the small-breasted jiggle of modesty that is occurring here. The slapping stride that allows sound in—there is so much that permeates. To be in the audience of SHORE is to be impregnated in a dream. Something will come—full of breath and the sound of footfall to make you make your insides feel full.

It comes and it runs away
it comes and it runs away
it comes and it runs away
the wind through the leaves of poplars

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SHORE: A Curated Reading
Catalyst Artistic Director: Emily Johnson

Emily begins with gratitude to the Duwamish, Muckleshoot, and Hugo House for co-creating the event with her. Then she mentions how nice it is to be back in Seattle after 10 years away and introduces the first reader.