Community-Driven Art


mallory shotwell of cultivate
cultivate arts & education in grand rapids, michigan

Mallory Shotwell was on Creative Ops to talk about Cultivate, a team composed of “40+ professional artists, established curators, certified and trained teachers, and industry experts” who are “…passionate. Dedicated. Community serving.”

And they just acquired a new space in Grand Rapids, Michigan, to provide art education, resources, and a gallery that is focused on promoting living, working artists.

Check. It. Out.

Ep.89 | Mallory Shotwell – Founder and Director of CULTIVATE on local art, community, ”making it”, & marketing Creative Ops

As a former Montessori teacher, Mallory Shotwell's interest in art and business make her a great person to start a group like CULTIVATE, a collection of artists, teachers, and industry folks. With the acquisition of their new space in Grand Rapids, Michigan, they'll be able to highlight contemporary artists and teach community-based art & business classes, while also serving as a "traditional" art gallery for art shows and installations. Get the HOLIDAY GUIDE: http://www.cultivategrandrapids.org/2022-local-artist-holiday-guide Keep an eye on the CULTIVATE Facebook and Instagram pages for events and fun info! Learn all about CULTIVATE at their website: http://www.cultivategrandrapids.org. And check Mallory out at http://www.malloryshotwell.com and on Instagram via @mallory.shotwell

One more podcast to come this year, then I’ll be off until mid-January.

Talk at you later.

-CT

Christopher Tallon is the author of the dark, adventurous, time-travel novel Switchers.

Well, I’m that kid in the corner / All f**ked up and I wanna so I’m gonna

Take a piece of the pie, why not, I’m not quittin’ / Think Ima change up my style just to fit in

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