Juice - Regional Arts and Culture Council

Presented by

Announcing Juice’s 2018 Honorees

August Wilson Red Door Project and the Portland Police

Kevin Cavenaugh, Guerrilla Development Co.

New Expressive Works and WYSE Real Estate Advisors

NW Noggin

Paul Susi

Profile Theatre

Tyler White

Valerie Otani, City of Hillsboro

YWCA of Greater Portland, Imago Theatre and Fred Meyer

Also join us in a special acknowledgment of longtime corporate supporters of the arts!
Portland General Electric, Morel Ink, NW Natural, The Standard, Wells Fargo and ZGF Architects

Use this worksheet to prepare your answers, then
Click here to submit your nominationDeadline December 11, 2017
If you prefer to communicate your nomination another way, please contact
Alison Bailey | 503-823-5424

Corporate Giving to the Arts
For your company to be considered in Juice’s Top 10 List, please contact Alison Bailey.

Juice Agenda:

7:30 am – juice bar and networking
7:50 am – plated breakfast and program
9:00 am – end of program

Additional networking until 9:30 am

What is Juice?

Juice is the annual breakfast event put on by the Regional Art and Culture Council where members of the business and arts community come together to celebrate outstanding achievement in expression, support and service in arts and culture in the tri-county area.

Juice was born out of the event known as Arts Breakfast of Champions.

Sponsorships, Tables and Tickets:
Registration is closed, but tickets can still be purchased by contacting Alison Bailey at abailey@racc.org.

Emcee: MOWO

Bio

Take a look back at last year’s event:

Juice 2017 highlights

Juice is sponsored in part by:

MOsley WOtta: Poet, Activist, Musician

Chicago-born Oregon-based artist MOsley WOtta (MOWO) is an undeniable talent. A consummate creative, his works have been featured internationally as a speaker, performer, poet, visual artist and educator for more than a decade.

MOsley WOtta is a former slam poetry champion for the state of Oregon. He has been featured multiple times as a TEDX speaker and performer. His CV includes Sundance Film Festival, Fiji International Jazz & Blues Festival, MAGIC trade show Las Vegas, Street Con Dubai, Valley Fiesta Australia, PBS Oregon Art Beat. He has shared the stage with the likes of: Ice Cube, Ghostface Killah, Saul Williams, Talib Kweli, Buddy Wakefield, Patricia Smith, TechNine, Blackalicious, Indigo Girls, Toots and the Maytals, Tricky and many more.

Recently MOWO traveled to Nauru as a journalist to write for VICE magazine and report on the Refugee camps and condition. Additionally MOWO is an Art Ambassador with Rise Up International and the United States Embassy in Nauru. This year he will be leading a discussion with author and Pulitzer Prize nominee Laila Lalami for the Oregon Humanities. His latest album Markets Flooded is slated to come out in 2016.

Juice Honoree

The August Wilson Red Door Project & the Portland Police