FIFETwilight Artist Collective was an artist-run gallery in West Seattle (now Twilight Gallery and Boutique). Previously, it was a volunteer-run community-based artist collective gallery.
During his time at Shunpike, principal Andy Fife provided planning guidance and coaching, helping to establish an organizational development plan.
Theatre Off Jackson operates a multi-user mid-size theatre facility in Seattle’s International District neighborhood, offering a season of projects co-produced with local performance companies.
During his time at Shunpike, principal Andy Fife provided facilitation and coaching for board and leadership and advising on financial systems.
The Genius Awards, The Stranger’s non-profit granting program, delivers $25,000 of cash support each year to local talented artists in the disciplines of visual art, literature, film, music, and theater. There is no application process for this honor, as honorees are selected by the genius alumni and editorial staff of The Stranger.
During his time at Shunpike, principal Andy Fife provided coaching and business advising to The Stranger of fundraising and messaging as well as the development of a joint fundraising event.
SecondStory Repertory is a theatre company in Redmond, WA that offers a year-round season of musicals, comedies, reviews, and dramas, along with its Theater for Young Audiences series. The theater also presents contemporary rock and folk concerts, improvisational comedy, poetry readings, informal stagings of new works, and many other special events.
During his time at Shunpike, principal Andy Fife provided coaching and facilitaiton for the board of directors during a period of transition planning.
Seattle Public Theatre runs the Bathhouse Theater on Seattle’s Green Lake. Their programming includes a mainstage series and a robust offering of youth classes and shows.
During his time at Shunpike, principal Andy Fife offered facilitation for a strategic retreat of the board of directors for SPT.
Seattle Erotic Arts Fest (SEAF) is a long-running festival of art inspired-by, about or including erotic imagery and content, including visual arts exhibits and installations and performing acts.
While at Shunpike, principal Andy Fife provided coaching and facilitation for leadership conversations about strategic direction, messaging and organizational development.
Seattle Center for Book Arts (SCBA) was a nonprofit eduactional program celebrating the art of the book in all its forms. They were committed to exploring the evolution of the book as both art and structure by engaging individuals with educational and creative opportunities, dedicated to providing an open community for book artists and enthusiasts in the Pacific Northwest while preserving traditional bookbinding and related crafts.
While at Shunpike, principal Andy Fife provided consulting, facilitation, coaching and financial systems advising to SCBA.
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