Electronic Press Kit
Meet CEG, pronounced “sage”: Claire Elizabeth Grace, a Portland-born actor, recording artist, songwriter, host, and producer. This electronic press kit brings her biography, selected work, and booking materials together for presenters, press, and creative collaborators.
Music · Songwriting & Live Performance
CEG’s musical history moves through solo work, live performances, songwriting, vocals, and band direction for The Everyday Mystics.
CEG’s early solo appearances include Harlem Nights, the Oregon State Fair, and a 45-minute headlining set at Hard Rock Cafe Seattle on November 16, 2018. The repertoire includes Yellow Line, Just Enough, I Heard, and Nobody.
The official music video for CEG’s debut single was released following a five-part YouTube mini-series. Co-created by Raynee Roberts of Lost Portal and CEG of All Trades, it features Portland artists including Tony Ozier and Swiggle Mandela.
CEG’s songwriting and vocals formed a distinct chapter of her musical practice. She also served as band director of The Everyday Mystics from 2019 to 2023. Monthly live-band shows ran at Alberta Street Pub from 2019 through 2022.
Lyrics by A. Stoudamire and C. Heacock; production by Gulls and Joey4K. Released December 25, 2020.
Selected Images
A selected set of editorial portraits and runway appearances.
Explore the full modeling portfolio
Stage Acting
Experience Theatre Project · Beaverton, Oregon · 2022
Artist Recognition
Press & Media
The Dial Up Underground’s archival CEG interview, recorded in 2019.
Listen to the InterviewBiographies, selected portraits, logos, and performance materials. Contact CEG for usage details and available photo credits.
Press material requests: GardenofCEG@gmail.comArtist Biography
CEG (pronounced “sage”), also known as Claire Elizabeth Grace, is a Portland-born multidisciplinary artist whose work moves between performance, music, writing, and production. Voice, story, and gathering connect a practice shaped by creative expression, community, and intentional living.
Theater credits include Jordan Baker in Experience Theatre Project’s Great Gatsby’s Daisy and Gwendolyn Johnson in PassinArt’s A Song for Coretta. CEG contributed songwriting and vocals to the Come Alive EP, released in 2020. From 2019 to 2023, she served as band director of The Everyday Mystics. CEG received Oregon Arts Commission Artist Resilience funding in FY2022 in the music discipline.
Through Scene by CEG, the work extends into creative direction, film, photography, video, and live production. As host of The GreenHaus Radio + Podcast, CEG brings music into conversation with artists, entrepreneurs, and community voices shaping Portland and beyond. Leadership through The Living Garden Corp. connects cultural programming with access to art, wellness, and community care.
Across these forms, CEG follows the needs of the story—creating work and spaces where people can feel, connect, and see what’s possible.
Use the biographies for a program, event listing, or press introduction. For portraits, performance materials, interviews, and casting inquiries, contact GardenofCEG@gmail.com.