Looking for Spaces to Host ArtJamz

Do you have an empty space, gallery, or property that you want to come to life? Let ArtJamz bring the power of creativity to your space.

We supply the all of the materials, do the set up and breakdown, and book the participants, all you have to do is provide a space that can fit 25 ArtJammers, has power, and access to a bathroom and running water. Set-up and breakdown takes us about 30 minutes each, and an ArtJamz session lasts 4 hours.

ArtJamz is a great way for residential developers to attract young and up coming clients to see their properties, or to fill your gallery or business. Don’t worry, we use water soluble paints! Contact me at michael@atjamzdc.com for more information. Revenue sharing dependent on level of involvement and space.

Thanks!

Michael M. Clements

Founder, ArtJamz

http://artjamzdc.com/

ABOUT ARTJAMZ

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Unleash your inner artist with the newest, hottest, and most creative wayto spend an evening with old friends and potential new ones – ArtJamz! We supply the materials, you

supply the vision!

What is it?
Each ArtJammer pays (about $60)  and registers online to select an upcoming ArtJamz session. The night of ArtJamz they receive a canvas on an easel, paint and materials, and get four hours to create an original work of art – which is yours to take home! Wine and soft drinks, hors d’œuvres, great music, and an artsy ArtJamz host (not to mention your fellow  intrepid Artjammers) will keep the creative juices flowing even in the most uncreative of souls.

ArtJamz was founded by Michael M. Clements as a production of Genki Media LLC, a company dedicated to the incubation, consultation for and management of creative enterprises in the Washington DC metro area. “The goal of Genki Media is to help foster the creative economy of the DC Metro Area on an independent and entrepreneurial small business level. ArtJamz is one of the first projects we’ve undertaken, and it speaks directly to what Genki Media stands for – getting DMV residents creatively engaged,” says Clements.