The Seattle Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs has selected Shunpike, a Seattle nonprofit arts service organization, to launch the Artist Space Assistance Program (ASAP), a pilot program in the Pioneer Square and Chinatown-International District neighborhoods designed to provide relocation and placement services for artists...
Thursday October 6th, 2011 7PM - 10:30PM (with afterparty) Trinity Nightclub unveils it's new First Thursday Art & Music showcase in conjunction with Pioneer Square's Nationally-renowned weekly First Thursday ArtWalk There will be separate, but cooperative exhibitions of music & visual art. MUSIC: The Trinity debut of "The Skratch...
From the Hornall Anderson blog: We were honored to participate in this historic event, and in turn chose to pay homage to Seattle’s 619 Arts Building on Western Ave., which has been a bastion for artists and patrons since 1979. Upon embarking on this project, we...
The Seattle Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs is seeking proposals from individuals, groups or organizations to launch a pilot program in Pioneer Square and the Chinatown-International District to provide relocation and placement services for artists seeking affordable studio or live/work space. The Artist Space Assistance...
Read the following from a pretty amazing organization's blog: Our latest reason to be super duper excited is that Youth in Focus was selected to be a part of Storefronts Seattle! From July through September, we’ve been sharing the space at 604 2nd Avenue with intaglio-print...
I posted a photo from a blogger yesterday, but here's another snapshot of some art you can find in one of our many Pioneer Square alleys: Read more about it in Sightline's post here....
After being told that they would have to move out 6 months earlier than originally planned, the artists at 619 were also told that they could not have public assemblies in their building after August 1st, preventing them from participating in the monthly art walk....
There are quite a few articles this week talking about the artists who have studios in the hotly contested 619 Western Building. Instead of their original spring move-out deadline, at least 8 months away, they have now been told that need to be out in...
Does your work challenge the limits of creative discourse? Do you have a significant connection to Pioneer Square? Applications are being accepted for the 2011 Conductive Garboil Grant, now in its fourth cycle. Seattle artist Su Job envisioned and endowed this annual non-restricted grant of $3,000...
In conjunction with the First Thursday Art Walk on June 2, ARTSPARKS 2011 launched its summer program in Occidental Square. ARTSPARKS 2011 is a FREE PROGRAM for all ages and a special collaboration between 4Culture, the Seattle Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs, and Seattle...