CultureWorks Offers a Real Tattoo to Donors

“While it may be true that we need food more than song, there are times when a simple verse – written, sung, intoned, or brushed onto canvas – is more sustaining than the most plentiful feast.” –Brooks Smith, The Songlines of Richmond.

"The tattoo image – approximately one inch in diameter – consists of three parallel lines. It is a copy of the oldest known tattoo – one of more than 70 tattoos found on a 5,200-year-old man who had been frozen in a glacier. The man’s tattoos consist of geometric lines, and their meanings are unknown." ~CultureWorks

Organizations are looking for ways to continue to support arts and culture programs during this time when donations and fundings have been smaller than at other times.  CultureWorks has been creative in looking for a solution.

With a $150+ donation CultureWorks donors has the option of a real tattoo.

“CultureWorks’ offer of a real tattoo signifies and confirms CultureWorks’ claim for the enduring value and validity of arts and culture. The three-parallel-line image is emblematic of the often enigmatic and elegant qualities of the best of the arts.

CultureWorks’ tattoo offer also signifies CultureWorks’ role as a banner-waver of all important expressions of arts and culture and CultureWorks’ celebration of their patrons and practitioners.” – CultureWorks

Share with us, by clicking this link, which Richmonders you think should get a CultureWorks tattoo!

Tattoo provided by River City Tattoo Co. – a CultureWorks Corporate Partner.

CultureWorks, www.richmondcultureworks.org, (804) 340-5280
(formerly The Arts Council of Richmond)

CultureWorks Mission

  • Lead public and political advocacy expressing the collective voice of the region’s arts and culture.
  • Strengthen arts and culture organizations and independent cultural artists by providing grants, engaging technical training and support, enabling networking and collaboration, and publicly celebrating their work.
  • Be a catalyst for diverse partnerships, and a convener of diverse players, for projects that make the Richmond region ever stronger.

CultureWorks is an independent 501(c)(3) organization that receives its operations funding from a diverse mix of corporate, foundation, municipal and individual donors.

Kate Semp

Kate Semp is a SAHM of 5 with a passion for travelling, cooking, technology and living life BIG. After graduating from William & Mary she did a stint in West Africa with the Peace Corps and teaching High School Biology. Trading in her passport for a wedding ring Kate moved to Richmond in 2001.

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