Mentor Intensive Program
*NOW ACCEPTING MENTOR INTENSIVE APPLICATIONS*
The WARM Mentor Intensive Program is a goal or project based program open to all artists seeking a one-on-one mentorship for a period lasting one to three months. A minimum of two (2) hour-long mentor meetings per month of participation is required.
The mentorship will focus on assisting an artist to achieve a specific goal or project within a prearranged time frame. Goals may include career development concerns, such as composing an artist’s statement, completing a grant application, or record keeping for the studio artist. Technical development goals may include preparing work for an exhibition, critical feedback, or technical guidance on a specific artistic technique or skill.
The mentorship will focus on assisting an artist to achieve a specific goal or project within a prearranged time frame. Goals may include career development concerns, such as composing an artist’s statement, completing a grant application, or record keeping for the studio artist. Technical development goals may include preparing work for an exhibition, critical feedback, or technical guidance on a specific artistic technique or skill.
FEES
Artist applicants will be required to pay a onetime nonrefundable $75 administration fee, payable to WARM Mentor Intensive, when submitting their application. The WARM Mentor Intensive Program fee is $45 per hour spent with their mentor, payable directly to the mentor at the time of meeting. Applicants should also be a WARM member. Please see the membership tab for further information.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Artists interested in participating in the WARM Mentor Intensive Program will be required to fill out an application form outlining:
• Why the artist needs a mentor’s assistance to achieve a specific goal or project
• What days and hours they are available to meet with a mentor
• A work plan based on their goal or project needs
• A proposed time line, within the one to three month period, in which they will achieve their proposed goal.
After the application is approved and unless a specific mentor is requested, the artist will be given the name of a mentor to contact. The mentor and mentee will complete a contract that will outline the mentorship goal or project, meeting schedule, and payment structure. Upon completion of the WARM Mentor Intensive Program both mentor and mentee will be required to complete a feedback summary.
Contact Lynn Speaker at lynncoordinator@gmail.com or 612-281-8290 for any further information.
Mentor Intensive Mentors (please see mentor tab for mentor statements)
- Mary Bergs
- Natalie Domka
- Elizabeth Kuth
- Wendy Lane
- Layl McDill
- Tina Nemetz
- Karen Searle
- Marcie Soderman-Olson
- Jantje Visscher
- Jill Waterhouse
- Karen Wilcox
- Rochelle Woldorsky
Rochelle Woldorsky "Boarded House"
Marcie Soderman-Olson "Iguazu Falls: Fire-Water"