Kim Scanlon
Kim Scanlon is a jazz singer, writer, mentor, and teacher.
no solos is her approach to artistic practice, voice, poetics, musicianship, and culture.
She works and consults with a wide variety of individuals, groups, and organizations. For over a decade, she was a faculty member at Wisdombridge in San Francisco where she helped to develop programs and curricula combining community development, poetics, eco- and archetypal psychologies.
She's performed and recorded extensively, and is listed with Compass Records of Nashville. Currently artistic director of the musical collective, Palace Thieves, she lives in Seattle with her husband.
"Art is the absence of all preaching." Virginia Woolf
The Palace Thieves
Kim is the founder of The Palace Thieves, a band of seasoned Seattle-based musicians:
Kim Scanlon voice
Libby Torrance voice and keyboard
Greg Scott voice and guitar
Julian Smedley voice, violin and guitar
Ben Smith drums and engineer
The Thieves have completed a recording called When We Were Swans. Send Kim a note if you'd like to be on their list.
For booking & information:
Annie Jamison: 206.650.6316
"Kim, all I need is for you to listen to me with your observant ear."
Carolyn Koehnline
More About Mentoring
Mentoring sessions replenish the (often unexpected) sources of creativity and resilience in modern adult life. Together we dive beneath the conversational, even therapeutic, conventions that can suppress originality, artfulness, playfulness, and our unique styles of eloquence.
Here are three recordings of conversations I had with two colleagues about mentoring. Our theme was Restoring Rest, Play, and Confidence: “The Hidden Art of Mentoring.”
Sessions are bi-monthly, 75-minutes, phone or Zoom
Schedule a complimentary 20-minute call to see if it’s a fit.
Site Art
Ceramic head "Blue Bob"
by Joan Hornig.
Excerpted drawings & paintings
by Matthew Waddington