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Mayor Harrell Launches National Search for Permanent Director of the Office of Arts & Culture

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Seeking innovative leader reflecting Seattle’s storied history of arts excellence, search will center community and creative voices, feature search committee of prominent Seattle arts leaders

Seattle – Today, Mayor Bruce Harrell announced the City of Seattle will begin a nationwide search for the next permanent director of the City’s Office of Arts & Culture. To help guide a rigorous selection process, the mayor has appointed a committee representing a broad array of prominent Seattle arts leaders and stakeholders.

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“Arts allow us to share feelings, values, and experiences across communities and shape the unique social character of our neighborhoods. Seattle has always been a hub for creatives and visionaries, and we need to continue to support and develop our world-class arts scene. The next permanent Office of Arts & Culture director must further strengthen our creative landscape – convening artists across mediums, expanding public arts, supporting a next generation of artists, and, most importantly, creating a culture in Seattle where arts are ever present in every community. I want to express my sincere gratitude to Interim Director royal alley-barnes for her work leading this office and her efforts to help our arts sector recover from the impacts of the pandemic.”

Mayor Bruce Harrell

The selection committee is made up of 16 members who represent different perspectives in Seattle’s diverse arts community. Selection committee members include:

  • Kate Becker, Creative Economy Director at Office of King County Executive Dow Constantine
  • Catalina Cantu, Board President and co-founding member La Sala, a multi-genre writer, interdisciplinary artist, Jack Straw Fellow and VONA/Voices Alum
  • Manuel Cawaling, Executive Director, Inspire Washington
  • Steven Eng, Accounting Services – Employee Representative, Seattle Office of Arts & Culture
  • Josh LaBelle, Executive Director, Seattle Theatre Group
  • Erika Lindsay, Chief Communications Officer – Employee Representative, Seattle Office of Arts & Culture
  • Aleksa Manila, Genderqueer performer, multiple drag pageant winner, and healthcare worker
  • James Miles, Assistant Professor, Seattle University; Executive Director of Third Stone
  • Nate Miles, Vice President of Strategic Initiatives – State Government Affairs, Eli Lilly and Company
  • Eric Nelson, Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer, National Nordic Museum
  • Tammy J. Morales, Councilmember, District 2, Chair Neighborhoods, Education, Civil Rights, and Culture
  • Sam Pailca, Associate General Counsel, Regulatory Enforcement Litigation, Microsoft
  • Dr. Judith Rayl, Fine Art Photographer and President of Board of Directors at Center on Contemporary Art (CoCA)
  • Steven Severin, Co-Owner, Neumos; Co-President and Director of Music Programming, New Rising Sun (Curator and Producer of Bumbershoot: Seattle’s Arts & Music Festival)
  • Earnest Thomas, President, Onyx Fine Arts Collective
  • Ellen Walker, Executive Director, Pacific Northwest Ballet

Throughout the spring, the committee will identify applicants, interview candidates, and recommend at least three finalists for the mayor. The position opened on March 9, 2023, and applications received by 4:00 P.M. PST on Tuesday, April 11, 2023, will receive first consideration.

The search process will also look to art-goers, creatives, and residents across the city to weigh in – seeking insight into what community members hope the office and its next director will elevate and champion. Seattle residents are invited to attend three community conversations to inform the search process. The events are open to the public and will be facilitated in partnership with City staff and arts organizations to create a space for residents to give feedback as to what priorities and values they would like to see in the next director. Residents can RSVP to the community conversations here.

Residents are also invited to complete an online survey to make their voice heard in the search process. The results of the survey will be shared with the search committee and Mayor’s Office.

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“From the theater to the symphony, the SAM to Art Walk, Harbor Island to school classrooms, we must activate the screens, stages, and spaces across Seattle with art experiences for all neighbors. This search committee is designed to identify the director who can bring that vision to life – tapping into the lived experience and professional expertise of creative economy and development leaders, City staff and elected officials, and partners from local institutions.”

Mayor Bruce Harrell

Community Conversations for Office of Arts & Culture Director Search

  • Tuesday, March 28th, 6 – 7:30pm
    Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute 104 17th Ave S, Seattle, WA 98144
  • Thursday, March 30th, 6 – 7:30pm
    National Nordic Museum 2655 NW Market St, Seattle, WA 98107
  • Friday, March 31st, 6 – 7:30pm
    El Centro de la Raza 2524 16th Ave S, Seattle, WA 98144
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Seattle Office of Arts & Culture invests $400,000 in Street Art

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Seven arts organizations awarded funding for Spatial Justice through Street Art  

This summer the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture (ARTS) launches the Spatial Justice through Street Art as its first project under Mayor Harrell’s exciting Many Hands Art Initiative. ARTS in partnership with the Seattle Office of Economic Develop is awarding $400,000 to fund 7 arts organizations to create street murals across the city that reflect our city-wide values of creativity, and belonging through arts. 

“Seattle has always been known for its world-class arts scene, and we are tapping into our artists and creative organizations to help us envision our city as a canvas where arts are present in every community, starting with our streetscapes. Our Many Hands Art Initiative recognizes that public art is a powerful tool for expression and can also be an effective deterrent for unwanted graffiti and tagging which harms our communities. This new investment in street art will channel creative energy into a positive outlet, building new opportunities for local artists and visionaries to make public art that reflects our city’s values while also adding vibrancy and character to our neighborhoods.”     

Mayor Harrell

“Seattle is an innovator in art and engaging new voices in the art communities. Street art is a natural evolution of the work of connecting art, artists, and the public through a lens of artistic excellence with race and social justice. Continuing to invest in these local arts organizations contributes to the art sector’s economy and the overall social cohesion in our city.  Spatial Justice through Street Art is a model on how to engage, revitalize and invest in our city.”

royal alley-barnes, Interim Director of the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture

Murals will be created across the city including Ballard/Interbay, Bitter Lake, Downtown Seattle, Rainier Beach, and SODO. Spatial Justice through Street Art seeks to create new public artworks, provide funding opportunities for creative workers and encourage youth voices in the program to explore and create street art. The selected organizations will create 2D works, foster community among street artists, and create equitable and collaborative spaces to nurture emerging voices. 

“Art is one of the most powerful ways to express human emotions and experience. It’s also an important sector in our economy, and foundational to upholding the vibrancy, creativity, and innovative spirit of Seattle. We are proud to make this investment to support local artists. I am also looking forward to seeing the fabulous murals across the City that will activate public space, spark ideas and conversation, and make our City more colorful.” 

Markham McIntyre, Director of the Seattle Office of Economic Development

Under the Office of Arts & Culture direction, Spatial Justice through Street Art will engage with artists, businesses, volunteers, and others to activate spaces with art, mitigating and preventing graffiti. Approaching increased graffiti activity through a spatial justice lens means creating opportunities for these new voices – as street artists –to work with community and create new visuals – murals throughout the city upon agreed sites.  

Spatial Justice Street Art Awardees are: 

$60,000, 206 Universal: 206 Universal will partner with SCIDpda to install street art on their new affordable housing building. 206 Zulu’s Off the Wall program has held street art events over the last decade at this project site (on the now demolished building), following a legacy of urban art at this address since the 1970s.  

$60,000, Arte De Cruz: Arte De Cruz will create a Street Artist Development Program with artists. Workshops, events and art shows will be held at the Bemis Building in SODO with a main collaborative project of five indoor public murals themed with spatial and social justice issues and our human experience commonality. 

$50,000, By Any Means Productions: By Any Means Production will lead a workshop, learning the history of graffiti art and the role it has played through time as a platform of expression for marginalized communities. Murals will be created on wood panels.   

$60,000, Coyote Central: Coyote Central will partner with Future Arts, resulting in an anchored 2D mural with augmented reality elements. Youth will work side-by-side with mentors to design the 2D mural and program the animation behind each code. Mural will be created digitally and printed on vinyl. 

$50,000, Seattle Artist Coalition for Equitable Development: The Seattle Artist Coalition for Equitable Development will create a mural led by an artist apprentice who will work with creatives, volunteers and engage community partners.  

$60,000, Urban ArtWorks: Urban Artworks will produce three Mural Apprentice Program (MAP) sessions over the spring, summer, and fall of 2023, resulting in three new public artworks at multiple geographic locations. 

$60,000, VIVID MATTER COLLECTIVE (VMC): VMC Skill Shop will provide a series of workshop modules for youth participants, culminating in a showcase. Participants will explore and produce murals, as well as streetwear and customized sneakers. 

Spatial Justice through Street Art was created by the Office of Arts & Culture as an avenue for artists to play a critical role in the healing fabric of our city. Art in the public realm engages our imagination, inspires us, changes us, and builds on the work of recovery, resilience, and renewal. Designing and funding programs for artists that benefit our community is fundamental to sustaining the health and vitality of the city. 

TeenTix Arts News Roundup: March Edition

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The Seattle Office of Arts & Culture (ARTS) is partnering with TeenTix to publish a bi-monthly round-up of arts and cultural events. The partnership supports and provides additional outlets for teen expressions in media. TeenTix programs create a place for teens to process, interpret, reflect, and think critically about the content they engage with through professional journalism and podcasting, and in-school arts criticism training. TeenTix and ARTS support and uplift youth voices in media to empower students while fostering future writers and content creators. Read more work by youth at teentix.org. 

Take a peek at some of their recent features below: 

Talking About It Plainly With Debra Ann Byrd 

A review of The World’s a Stage: Becoming Othello, A Black Girl’s Journey at Seattle Shakespeare Company 
By Kyle Gerstel 

Photo by Lia Chang; Courtesy of TeenTix

“Debra Ann Byrd deserves your attention—don’t worry, she’ll get it. A prolific writer, performer, and artistic director, Byrd is a theatre artist with a wardrobe of many hats and stories to share.” 

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The Musical Language of Jovino Santos Neto Quinteto 

Review of Jovino Santos Neto Quinteto at Town Hall Seattle 
By Miriam Gaster 

Photo of Jovino Santos Neto Quinteto performing at Town Hall Seattle by Sasha Bailey; Courtesy of TeenTix 

“Sitting in the pews of Town Hall Seattle, it felt as if I could physically breathe in the sound of the jazz quintet, Jovino Santos Neto Quinteto. The venue’s dim lighting and warm atmosphere complemented the quintet’s style well, and the open seating encouraged a sense of community within the audience, a vital aspect of the personal nature of the quintet’s music. The pieces Jovino Santos Neto Quinteto composes and performs are their own language; combining jazz and traditional Brazilian music, each instrument is simultaneously percussion and melody. By the end of the set, the audience felt comfortable in the space the quintet created, creating a distinctive musical atmosphere and reminding us of the joys of human connection.” 

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The Delicate Magic of “Into the Woods” 

Review of Into The Woods at The 5th Avenue Theater 
By Kyle Gerstel 

Shanelle Nicole Leonard, Shaunyce Omar, Trina Mills, and Sarah Russell in Into the Woods at The 5th Avenue Theatre. Photo Credit: Tracy Martin; Photo courtesy of TeenTix 

“Into the Woods is one of the most popular and critically acclaimed musicals of all time, and for good reason: Stephen Sondheim’s intricate lyricism and James Lapine’s witty book tickle audiences of all ages and appeal to both the heart and head. The 5th Avenue Theatre’s rendition of the show allows audiences to appreciate the text’s ingenuity, but some of the magic is unfortunately lost.” 

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People Have the Patti 

Review of Patti Smith presented by Seattle Arts and Lectures 
By Elle Vonada 

Headshot of Patti Smith by Steven Sebring; Courtesy of TeenTix

“Patti Lee Smith is recognized as a legend in the music community. She made her musical debut in the mid-1970s in New York City with her first album Horses. Smith’s first major recognition came when she was featured on the cover of Rolling Stone. She came to Town Hall Seattle on December 2 as part of her book tour for A Book of Days, which came out on November 15. She gave a captivating performance as she alternated between different media. In her presentation, she told entertaining anecdotes alongside a slideshow, answered prepared questions from notecards, and performed a few songs with her guitarist. Smith’s innate sense of humor just added to the evening’s entertainment.” 

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The Tang of Lemon and Weight of Cinder Blocks 

Review of Thank You For Coming: Space at On the Boards 
By Daphne Bunker 

Photo by © 2023 Bruce Clayton Tom.; Courtesy of TeenTix

“Before the show begins, sitting in the audience of Thank You For Coming: Space is like being surrounded by an immersive “I Spy” game. The stage is a white rectangle, with two rows of audience chairs around the perimeter, a raised set of tables on one end, and an opening in the seats on the other. Ropes crisscross in the air, tied to chair legs and slung high above on overhead bars. There’s a lemon suspended in the air, microphones, a bundle of leaves, and a bell too, all hanging over people’s heads as theatergoers trickle in from the lobby. A block of clay sits on a corner, and a pair of Doc Martens with wires duct taped to them lie resting on the floor.” 

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Read more arts and culture reviews on the TeenTix blog and stay tuned for more roundups coming soon! 

2024 CityArtist Grant Application Now Open 

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Due Date: May 9, 2023

About CityArtist

The Seattle Office of Arts & Culture (ARTS) invests in individual artists to support a more robust art sector economy. The CityArtist Grant provides critical funding for Seattle-based artists and or curators to research, develop, and present ideas or projects. To provide equitable opportunities for a diverse artistic community, artistic disciplines rotate every program cycle. The 2024 CityArtist grant cycle will fund artists operating in the following disciplines: Literary, Media /Digital/Film (including Screenwriting), and Visual Arts. Applicants may request award amounts of $2,000, $5,000, or $8,000 for eligible projects. Guidelines and application information can be found on the page below: 

View CityArtist Grant Details

Details about the 2024 CityArtist grant are also available in Chinese (Traditional), Amharic, Korean, Somali, Spanish, Tagalog, and Vietnamese.

Information Sessions & Draft Application Support

Virtual Information Sessions:

Session 1  
Tuesday, April 11, 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. (Pacific)
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Session 2
Tuesday, April 18, 3:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. (Pacific)
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20-Minute 1:1 Draft Application Phone Sessions:

Draft Review 1  
Tuesday, April 25, 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. (Pacific)
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Draft Review 2
Tuesday, May 2, 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. (Pacific)
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“Artists are the ultimate storytellers who create universal languages we can all value. Their work and creativity impact our worldview and forge relationships between people. Investing in artists through grants like CityArtists supports putting artists everywhere. Artists everywhere mean art everywhere.”  

royal alley-barnes, Seattle Office of Arts & Culture Interim Director

In 2022, ARTS awarded 25 artists from disciplines with $185,000 in funding to create art across Seattle. These investments in art and artists contribute to the recovery and resiliency of our city. Two artists, Ellen Solod and David Quantic, presented their work at the CityArtist Shareout in September 2022. 

Ellen Solod’s The Book of Small Regrets was created in response to the COVID-19 crisis when even the smallest mistakes could seem catastrophic. Sollod tapped her social network to contribute their own small regrets, impulse purchases and “comfort” foods to which they turned to manage their pandemic anxiety. These acted as prompts for the creation of the book. 

David Quantic created a short documentary titled It’s Not a Phase. Quantic gathered his past podcast interviews of female-identified, trans, non-binary, and genderqueer interviewees and edited a 10-minute film that features them sharing thoughts about first sexual experimentations, first love, and lessons that interviewees have learned about sex and intimacy since coming out. The film debuted at the Passionfruit event which was also supported by the CityArtist grant.  

The CityArtist grant ensures that individual artists, makers, and curators, can develop and adapt their talents as they continue in their professional growth and business insight. Providing financial support for creative entrepreneurs contributes to the broader economy and quality of life across the City.  

March 11, 2023 Declared City of Literature Day

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Seattle City of Literature received Mayoral Proclamation for their tireless work on behalf of Seattle’s literary community 

On Saturday, March 11, Mayor Harrell proclaimed it both City of Literature and Civic Poet Day. Both proclamations were presented by royal alley-barnes, Interim Director, Office of Arts & Culture (ARTS) at the reading of SEISMIC: Seattle City of Literature (which was a finalist for the 2021 Washington State Book Award for Creative Nonfiction) and the release of the Seattle Literary Map. Former Seattle Civic Poets Anastacia Reneé, Claudia Castro Luna, and Jourdan Imani Keith joined SEISMIC editor Kristen Millares Young for the reading, which was hosted at Folio: The Seattle Athenaeum.  Folio is a nonprofit library and cultural center in Pike Place Market. Folio offers cultural and civic programs, author events, book discussions, a lending library, intimate concerts, and access to beautiful and affordable reading and workspaces. 

“Seattle is one of two Cities of Literature in the United States and one of 42 Cities of Literature worldwide. The work they do on a global scale support our writers, publishers and literary sector locally. The publishing of SEISMIC and the participation of our Civic Poets is incredible.”  

royal alley-barnes, ARTS Interim Director.

The reading was held in conjunction with the Association of Writers and Writing Programs Conference (AWP), (hosted in Seattle, March 8-11) which estimated over 8,000 attendees, over 150 free or low-cost offsite literary events — including at least over 50 sponsored by Seattle-area organizations — and a giant book fair with over 500 literary organizations and presses. It is also estimated that the AWP Conference generated $15M during the conference. 

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2023 CityArtist Awardees

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The Seattle Office of Arts & Culture selected 25 artists for the 2023 CityArtist program, investing $182,000 in artists working in Seattle. The CityArtist program supports Seattle-based individual artists/curators in the research, development, and presentation of their work. The 2023 cycle received 90 proposals from dancers/choreographers, musicians/composers, or theater-makers (including playwrights). To best serve the needs of the diverse artistic community eligible disciplines rotate every program cycle. 

“Individual artists are the center of our arts and culture sector. Their work creates the fabric through which we weave our lives and brings our lens of the world into focus. This is why it’s so important that we support artists with our public funds. It allows us to work towards a just and equitable society.”

royal alley-barnes, Interim Director for Seattle Office of Arts & Culture

Meet the 2023 CityArtist Awardees

  • Rachel Atkins, Theater 
  • Andrew Creech, Theater 
  • Daniel Degene, Music 
  • Thione Diop, Music 
  • Francesca Eluhu, Music 
  • Chad Goller-Sojourner, Theater 
  • Alice Gosti, Dance
  • Aaron Grad, Music
  • Olisa-Mequella Johnson, Theater 
  • Paul Kikuchi, Music 
  • Vladimir Kremenovic, Dance 
  • Lauren Marshall, Theater 
  • Nia-Amina Minor, Dance 
  • Danielle Mohlman, Theater 
  • Alicia Mullikin, Dance 
  • Peggy Piacenza, Dance 
  • Angelique Poteat, Music 
  • Naeim Rahmani, Music 
  • Robert Roth, Theater 
  • Bennyroyce Royon, Dance 
  • Syed Taqi, Music 
  • Harold Taw, Theater 
  • Timothy Turner, Theater 
  • Mirta Wymerszberg, Music 
  • Gretchen Yanover, Music 

To learn more about the CityArtist grant program, please visit our website.

Artworks Celebrating International Women’s Day

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In honor of International Women’s Day, the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture has compiled a collection of artworks on Emuseum featuring art made and contributed to by women. This collection of 1,365 artworks includes sculpture, mixed media, paintings, photographs, drawings, videos, and permanently sited artworks. 

Some highlights include artworks by Humaira Abid, Doris Chase, Diem Chau, Barbara Earl Thomas, Margaret Ford, Lois Graham, Mary Henry, Fay Jones, C. Davida Ingram, Gwen Knight, Hanako O’Leary, Mary Ann Peters, Susan Point, Mary Randlett, Betye Saar, and Cappy Thompson.

I Wish a Mother Would Dreamer Tableau, C. Davida Ingram, giclee print, 2014. Purchased with 1% for Art funds by Seattle Public Utilities.
An Equal and Opposite Reaction, Sarah Sze, 2005; Purchased with 1% for Arts fund by Seattle Center.
Long Braid, Diem Chau, Silk organza, thread, and porcelain plate, 2008. Purchased with 1% for Arts fund by Seattle Public Utilities.
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University and Fremont Bridges to host Artist-in-Residency for Digital Artists

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Residency will take place June through December 2023 

Application deadline April 14, 2023 

Blue marker drawing of a person wearing a face mask inside the bridge tower. They wave to somebody on the sidewalk below with long hair who's wearing a warm hat.
Excerpt from “The Bridge Was Cut” by E.T. Russian, 2021 University Bridge artist-in-residence

This summer, the University and Fremont Bridges will host two artist-in-residence programs. Designed by the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture (ARTS) in partnership with the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT), the residency is open to two digital artists/creators working in digital data visualization art for a unique, project-based residency within two of Seattle’s iconic bridges. The northwest tower of the Fremont Bridge and the southeast tower of the University Bridge will be used by the artists as working studio/office space and as inspiration for their work. The application can be found here, the deadline to apply is April 14, 2023. 

Virtual Application Info Session

On March 16, we held a virtual information session to walk you through how to turn in your strongest application. First-time applicants are especially encouraged to watch.

This is one of the most unique artists-in-residence spaces in the city. University and Fremont bridge are key pieces of infrastructure for Seattle, they connect our neighborhoods and hold a special place in our imagination. Giving artists the opportunity to not only work in these spaces but to help SDOT artistically visualize their work is a testament to the integration of art in our everyday lives. 

royal alley-barnes, Seattle Office of Arts & Culture Interim Director

This call is open to digital artists living in King, Snohomish, Pierce, or Kitsap counties and are able to travel to Seattle for the residency requirement of this project. This opportunity is for individual artists, artist teams are ineligible to apply. Each artist selected (2) will receive $10,000 inclusive of all residency time, costs, project, presentation, documentation of the work, and applicable taxes.  

Each artist-in-residence will undertake an in-depth exploration of some type of data regarding or stemming from Fremont or University bridge and interpret that information using some form of artistic digital data visualization. A public showcase (held in-person or virtual) of the artwork created as part of the residency is required.  

The University and Fremont Bridge Artist-in-Residence call is a project of ARTS 1% for Public Art Program. Adopted in 1973, the 1% for Public Art program designates 1% of eligible city capital improvement project funds be set aside for the commission, purchase and installation of artworks in a variety of settings. By providing opportunities for individuals to encounter art in parks, libraries, community centers, on roadways, bridges and other public venues, the city creates connections between artists and community.  

ARTS at King Street Station 2023 Exhibition Calendar 

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The Seattle Office of Arts & Culture is excited to announce the 2023 exhibition calendar for ARTS at King Street Station. Upcoming exhibitions will explore a plethora of ideas and identities including Indigenous culture, Japanese heritage, 1% for Public Art’s 50th Anniversary, and Black culture from local artists such as Naoko Morisawa / Morisawa Studio, Le’Ecia Farmer, Antoine Fougere, and more. All exhibitions are free and open to the public. 

“The exhibitions slated for 2023 at ARTS at King Street Station will be impactful, challenging and a glimpse into the mind and artistry home to Seattle. We are excited to host such a talented roster of artists this year, allowing Seattle to better understand how art makes our city a more cohesive and civic society.”  

royal alley-barnes, Interim Director, Office of Arts & Culture

February 2 – April 6, 2023 

digital indigiqueer: a showcase of trans transmedia 
Hexe Fey 

227 Indigenous Children, Elijah Forbes, digital illustration print, 2022

A showcase of transgender and sacred gender indigenous artists working in digital media, transmedia, film, 360 video, glitch art, contemporary interpretations of traditional forms, and future mediums. digital indigiqueer: a showcase of trans transmedia includes 11 individual pieces exploring the diversity of contemporary indigenous creativity and touching their futures and pasts. Work from Raven TwoFeathers, Ty Defore, Raven Kameʻenui-Becker, Communidad Catrileo+Carrion, Elijah Forbes, and organizer Hexe Fey. 

Happy Room – Mosaic Collage 
Naoko Morisawa/ Morisawa Studio 

Foreground: Happy Chair, Naoko Morisawa/Morisawa Studio, 20 x 13 x11 in., handcrafted, oil-stained wood, 2022. Background: Invisible world – on the way to the Shangri-La, Naoko Morisawa/Morisawa Studio, 30 x 40 in., handcrafted, oil-stained wood/ paper mosaic, acrylic, and Japanese paper, 2022.

Specializing in intricate natural and oil-dyed wooden and paper mosaics, artist Naoko Morisawa invites viewers to experience Happy Room – Mosaic Collage, a collection of over 50 small, mid, and large-scale works that evoke a sense of joy and draw from the Hygge lifestyle. The artwork selection is divided into four rooms Shoes/Closet, Kitchen/Living Room, Theater Japonism/Living Room, and Heart Room. Each room and piece transform everyday objects like a dependable pair of shoes or a pastry from a café into ornate, dynamic mosaics that invite viewers to find beauty in the details. Happy Room – Mosaic Collage features pieces from various bodies of work from the past 15 years including pieces from My Collection Shoes, Mosaic Café, Japanese Opera – Noh Mask, and newer abstract works. 

May 4 – July 6, 2023 

The First 50 Years: Highlights from the Civic Collection, 1973-2023 

Bolt 40 Ledger, Robert “Running Fisher” Upham, 30 x 23 in., Ledger paper, pen, colored ink, 2019 

Since the 1% for Public Art ordinance was created in 1973, the Seattle Civic Collection has grown to include 4,112 artworks, 3,674 of which are displayed throughout city buildings. The remaining 438 are permanently sited throughout Seattle. The First 50 Years includes artworks that highlight the breadth and depth of the collection and artistry of the region. Artists in the exhibition include national icon Jacob Lawrence, Sherry Markowitz, Marita Dingus, Susan Point, Akio Takamori, Jeffry Mitchell, and newer artists in the collection including Humaira Abid, Robert “Running Fisher” Upham, Natalie Ball and Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas.  

The Civic Collection is an amazing living history focused mainly on artists in the Pacific Northwest region and offers a snapshot of the area’s artistic output over the past 50 years. Curated by Blake Haygood, ARTS Curator, and Collections Manager. 

Spotted in Seattle 
Agustina Forest 

Artwork courtesy of Agustina Fore

Agustina Forest’s Spotted in Seattle is a collection of visual stories of the strangers she observed while exploring the streets of Seattle. For Forest, sidewalks are scenarios with stories constantly unfolding in front of us. Spotted in Seattle features 30 artworks ranging from epoxy resin sculptures, pencil sketches, and oil pastel pieces. 

August 3 – October 5, 2023 

Space Cowrie 
Le’Ecia Farmer 

Artwork courtesy of Le’Ecia Farmer

Space Cowrie is a multimedia exhibition exploring African diasporic desire – the whirring space of longing, grief, joy, and healing. Through experimentation with traditional and nontraditional forms, Le’Ecia Farmer examines both the fragmented and whole sides of individual and collective desire. The exhibition will include paintings, textile pieces, constructed garments, and video installations. 

Perceiver/Perception
Eymah Nuzhat 

Untitled, Eymah Nuzhat, 11 x 14 in., watercolors on Wasli paper, 2022

 Eymah Nuzhat’s installation Perceiver/Perception transforms the narratives of women’s experiences of sexual assaults, through the lens of the perceiver, into powerful visual autobiographies. Nuzhat portrays the stories and emotions of abused women – particularly when the perpetrators are family members – and how this alters the victim’s self-perception over time. Her work also exposes how society’s reactions can shun the victim, which leads to the glorification of the abuser. Perceiver/Perception features watercolors, handmade gold paint, and gilding on traditional hand-glued paper. 

October 5 – 7, 2023 

On the Edge: 2nd International Latinx Performance Art Festival  

Artwork courtesy of On the Edge

On the Edge: 2nd International Latinx Performance Art Festival is the second Latinx performance art festival based in Seattle, showcasing a wide range of experimental performances grounded in the themes of inclusion, identity, and intersectionality. Featuring a wide range of pan-Latine/x artists and supporters, these performances will range from intimate, single-person storytelling, to medium-length, mixed-media group performances, as well as durational, non-traditional, conceptual, and video performances. The event is headlined by visiting artist, Katherine Adamenko, a Cuban-born, New York-based performance artist and Butoh writer, who will be presenting an iconic third-wave feminist piece from the 90s, “Beauty Borg.” Accompanying the live performances will be video showcasing further work by the performers as well as major historical pieces in Latine/x performance art history. This festival is supported by the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture and 4Culture, with further support from La Sala, Centro Cultural de Mexico, CoCA, and others.  

November 2 – January 4, 2024

Places Between 
Tammie Dupuis 

Boundaries, Tammie Dupuis, Wood, canvas, paper, acrylic paint, vinyl, and steel

Tammie Dupuis explores the intersections of her heritage as an Indigenous and Western European person in her exhibition, Places Between. Using both Indigenous and non-Indigenous ways of making and seeing, her work spans several different processes and materials including paper, wood, textiles, glass beads, bone, hair, teeth, canvas, relief print, stamp, and paint. Places Between features over 30 works that explore ideas of visibility/invisibility of the Indigenous body and how it affects her personal visual identity, spiritual recognition/non-recognition of place and family, and didactic work of the reservation system and other assimilationist policies. 

Make it. Make Sense. 
Antoine Fougere 

Amine by Antoine Fougere 

Make it. Make Sense is a collection of photos that are based around artist Antoine Fougere’s childhood and imagination. The installation will feature approximately 20 works including digital and film photographs and video artworks. Fougere’s goal is for the artworks to spark a conversation with one another and help inspire his community to continue to create.  

*This information is current as of February 9, 2023. Please check back for updates on our website.

About ARTS at King Street Station: 

ARTS at King Street Station is a dynamic space for arts and culture in the heart of Seattle, dedicated to increasing opportunities for communities of color to generate and present their work. ARTS at King Street Station – which incorporates a 7,500-square-foot cultural space available to the general public, a studio for artists-in-residence, and offices for the staff of the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture – was conceived to reflect and foster the creativity and talents of people that continue to create the fabric of Seattle. 

ARTS at King Street Station is free and open Wednesday – Saturday, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m. On First Thursdays, the gallery is open until 8 p.m. Learn more on our website. 

Seattle Office of Arts & Culture 2023 Grants and Funding Opportunities 

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西雅圖藝術與文化辦公室 2023 年補助金和資助機會

Oportunidades de financiamiento y subvenciones de la Oficina de Arte y Cultura de Seattle 2023

Các Khoản Tài Trợ và Cơ Hội Tài Trợ từ Văn Phòng Nghệ Thuật & Văn Hóa Seattle Năm 2023

Fursadaha Maalgalineed iyo Deeqo sanadka 2023 ee Xafiiska  Fanka iyo Dhaqanka ee Seattle

የሲያትል የስነ-ጥበብ እና የባህል ጽሕፈት ቤት 2023 የድጋፍ ስጦታዎች እና የገንዘብ ድጋፍ እድሎች

시애틀 예술문화국 2023년 보조금 및 자금 지원 기회

Seattle Office of Arts & Culture 2023 Mga Oportunidad para sa Grant at Funding

The Seattle Office of Arts & Culture (ARTS) invests in the arts and cultural sectors, including cultural organizations, arts groups, and individual artists. ARTS grant programs include funding opportunities for organizations, individual artists, youth arts programs, and neighborhood and community groups.  

Open opportunities for 2023 (current as of January 2023):  

Artists Up Mentorly Scholarships 

Open twice a year: Jan. 9 – 30, 2023 and June 5 – 26, 2023 
Artists Up, a funder collaborative between ARTS, ArtsWA, and 4Culture, offers Mentorly Scholarships to individual artists living in Washington State. The scholarship covers four one-hour-long online sessions with an Artist Up mentor (or another mentor of the artists’ choosing).  

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CityArtist 2024 

Open: March 28 – May 9, 2023
CityArtist provides grants for Seattle-based individual artists/curators to research, develop, and present ideas or ventures. The disciplines rotate every program cycle. The 2024 CityArtist cycle will fund artists operating in the following disciplines: Literary, Media/Digital/Film (including Screenwriting), and Visual Arts. 

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Youth Arts  

Open: April 18 – May 30, 2023
The Youth Arts grant supports two years of equitable access to arts and cultural learning opportunities for Seattle’s middle and high school-aged youth. Individual artists, artists, arts and cultural organizations, youth-service agencies, and degree-granting institutions are eligible to apply.  

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Artists at the Center 

Open: May 16 – June 27, 2023  
Artists at the Center offers emerging local and regional artists and groups in music, dance, theatre, and multi-disciplinary performance the opportunity to enliven Seattle Center and celebrate Climate Pledge Arena’s commitment to the arts. Artists at the Center features free, year-round pop-up performances on Seattle Center grounds, sponsored by the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture, Seattle Center, Climate Pledge Arena, and Seattle Kraken. 

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Arts in Parks 

Open: Sept. 26 – Nov. 7, 2023
Arts in Parks, a partnership between the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture and Seattle Parks and Recreation, supports new and established festivals or events that promote arts and cultural participation, celebrate diversity, build community connections, and activate parks through arts and culture. Individual artists, neighborhood arts councils, or local community-based groups are eligible to apply.  

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The Creative Advantage Community Arts Partner Roster 

Ongoing 
The Creative Advantage Community Arts Partner Roster consists of artists, teaching artists, and community arts and cultural organizations approved to partner with Seattle Public Schools through The Creative Advantage. 

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smART Ventures 

Ongoing 
smART Ventures provides support ranging from $500 to $1,000, proving that small investments can have big impacts. smART Ventures is flexible, inclusive, simple, and encourages innovation by individuals, organizations, and communities that may not qualify for other funding programs.  

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Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute Facility Grant 

Ongoing
The Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute (LHPAI) Facility Grant provides in-kind support for public projects, opportunities, or events presented by individuals, groups, organizations, or communities. The grant takes the form of up to 40 hours of staffed building use for a public arts or cultural event at LHPAI. The LHPAI Facility Grant consists solely of facility use and staff time, there is no funding included.  

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Hope Corps 2023 

Upcoming 
This recovery program at ARTS invites individual artists, and creative workers, as well as community groups and arts and cultural organizations with modest budgets to apply to participate in Hope Corps, which connects under and un-employed artists to work opportunities. An additional focus this year will be to promote climate change goals and support artists’ transition to sustainable art practices.   

For additional information about open grants and funding opportunities, please visit our Opportunities page.

Traditional Chinese

西雅圖藝術與文化辦公室 (英文簡稱 ARTS) 對藝術和文化產業進行投資，包括文化組織、藝術團體和個人藝術家。西雅圖藝術與文化辦公室補助金計畫的對象包括組織、個人藝術家、青少年藝術活動以及鄰里和社區團體，為其提供資助的機會。
2023 年開放機會（截至 2023 年 1 月）：

「Artists Up 輔導獎學金」（Artists Up Mentorly Scholarships）

每年開放兩次：2023 年 1 月 9 日至 30 日和 2023 年 6 月 5 日至 26 日
Artists Up 是 ARTS、ArtsWA 和 4Culture 之資助者合作成立的計畫，為居住在華盛頓州的個人藝術家提供輔導獎學金。該獎學金涵蓋與 Artist Up 導師（或藝術家自選的另一位導師）進行四次每次一小時的線上課程的學費。

「2024 年城市藝術家」（CityArtist 2024）補助金

開放時間：2023 年 3 月 28 日至 5 月 9 日
「城市藝術家」為西雅圖的個人藝術家/策展人提供補助金，以供研究、開發以及展示構想或創業之用。每個計畫週期會輪換不同的資助領域。「2024 年的城市藝術家」週期將資助從事以下領域的藝術家：文學、媒體/數位/電影（包括編劇）和視覺藝術。

「青少年藝術」補助金

開放時間：2023 年 4 月 18 日至 5 月 30 日
「青少年藝術」補助金旨在支持西雅圖的中學生和高中生，使其能公平地獲得二年的藝術和文化學習機會。個人藝術家、藝術家、藝術和文化組織、青少年服務機構和學位授予機構均符合申請資格。

「中心藝術家」（Artists at the Center）計畫

開放時間：2023 年 5 月 16 日 至 6 月 27 日
「中心藝術家」計畫為當地與本地區新興的音樂、舞蹈、戲劇及跨域表演藝術家和團體提供機會來為西雅圖中心注入活力並頌揚氣候宣言體育館 （Climate Pledge Arena）對藝術的承諾。「中心藝術家」計畫在西雅圖中心的場地提供全年免費的快閃表演，該表演由西雅圖藝術與文化辦公室、西雅圖中心、氣候宣言體育館和西雅圖海怪冰球隊（Seattle Kraken）贊助。

「藝術在公園」 （Arts in Parks）計畫

開放時間：2023 年 9 月 26 日至 11 月 7 日
「藝術在公園」是西雅圖藝術與文化辦公室和西雅圖公園與娛樂部的合作計畫，其支持新的和現有的節日或活動，以促進藝術和文化參與、慶祝多元化、建立社區的連結並通過藝術和文化來激活公園。個人藝術家、社區藝術委員會或當地社區團體均符合申請資格。

創意優勢社區藝術合作夥伴名冊（The Creative Advantage Community Arts Partner Roster）

開放中
「創意優勢社區藝術合作夥伴名冊」包括了經「創意優勢」批准能與西雅圖公立學校合作的藝術家、教學藝術家以及社區藝術和文化組織。

Langston Hughes 表演藝術學院設施補助金（Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute Facility Grant）

開放中
「Langston Hughes 表演藝術學院 (英文簡稱 LHPAI) 設施補助金」為個人、團體、組織或社區提出的公共案、機會或活動提供實物支持。補助的形式是在有學院員工值勤時，能在 LHPAI 學院內舉行公共藝術或文化活動，最多限 40 個小時。LHPAI 設施補助金僅包括設施使用和員工工時，不包括資助金之授予。

「smART 投資」（smART Ventures）補助金

開放中
「smART 投資」補助金提供從 $500 美元到 $1,000 美元不等的資助金來證明小投資也能造成影響。「smART 投資」補助金靈活、包容、簡單，並鼓勵可能不符合其他資助計畫資格的個人、組織和社區進行創新。

「2023 希望兵團」 (Hope Corps) 計畫

即將開放
這項 ARTS 的復甦計畫邀請個人藝術家和創意工作者，以及預算不高的社區團體和藝術與文化組織提出申請，以加入「希望兵團」計畫，為工作量不足和失業的藝術家找到工作機會。今年的另一個重點將是推廣氣候變化目標和支持藝術家向永續藝術實踐轉型。

Spanish

La Oficina de Arte y Cultura de Seattle (ARTS) invierte en los sectores artístico y cultural, incluyendo organizaciones culturales, grupos artísticos y artistas individuales. Los programas de subvenciones ARTS incluyen oportunidades de financiamiento para organizaciones, artistas individuales, programas de arte para jóvenes y grupos comunitarios y vecinales.

Oportunidades abiertas para 2023 (actualizadas en enero de 2023):

Becas Mentorly de Artist Up

Abiertas dos veces al año: del 9 al 30 de enero de 2023 y del 5 al 26 de junio de 2023

Artists Up, una colaboración de financiamiento entre ARTS, ArtsWA y 4Culture, ofrece becas Mentorly a artistas individuales residentes en el estado de Washington. La beca cubre cuatro sesiones en línea de una hora de duración con un mentor de Artist Up (u otro mentor elegido por los artistas).

CityArtist 2024

Abierto: del 28 de marzo al 9 de mayo de 2023

CityArtist proporciona subvenciones para artistas/curadores individuales con sede en Seattle para investigar, desarrollar y presentar ideas o proyectos. Las disciplinas rotan cada ciclo del programa. El ciclo CityArtist 2024 financiará a artistas que operen en las siguientes disciplinas: literatura, medios/digital/cine (incluida la escritura de guiones) y artes visuales.

Arte para Jóvenes

Abierto: del 18 de abril al 30 de mayo de 2023

La subvención de Arte para Jóvenes apoya dos años de acceso equitativo a las artes y oportunidades de aprendizaje cultural para los jóvenes de secundaria y preparatoria de Seattle. Los artistas individuales, las organizaciones de artistas y culturales, las agencias de servicios para jóvenes y las instituciones que otorgan títulos son elegibles para postularse.

Artistas en el Centro

Abierto: del 16 de mayo al 27 de junio de 2023

Artistas en el Centro ofrece a artistas y grupos locales y regionales emergentes en música, danza, teatro y presentaciones multidisciplinarias la oportunidad de animar el Seattle Center y celebrar el compromiso de Climate Pledge Arena con las artes. Artistas en el Centro presenta actuaciones espontáneas gratuitas durante todo el año en los terrenos del Seattle Center, patrocinadas por la Oficina de Arte y Cultura de Seattle, el Seattle Center, el Climate Pledge Arena y el Seattle Kraken.

Arte en los Parques

Abierto: del 26 de septiembre al 7 de noviembre de 2023

Arte en los Parques, una colaboración entre la Oficina de Arte y Cultura de Seattle y el departamento de Parques y Recreación de Seattle, apoya festivales o eventos nuevos y establecidos que promueven la participación artística y cultural, celebran la diversidad, construyen conexiones comunitarias y activan parques a través del arte y la cultura. Los artistas individuales, los consejos de arte vecinales o los grupos comunitarios locales son elegibles para postularse.

La lista de socios de arte comunitario de The Creative Advantage

En curso

La lista de socios de arte comunitario de The Creative Advantage está formada por artistas, artistas docentes y organizaciones comunitarias de arte y cultura aprobadas para asociarse con las Escuelas Públicas de Seattle a través de The Creative Advantage.

Subvención para las instalaciones del Instituto de Artes Escénicas Langston Hughes

En curso

La subvención para las instalaciones del Instituto de Artes Escénicas Langston Hughes (LHPAI) brinda apoyo en especie para proyectos públicos, oportunidades o eventos presentados por individuos, grupos, organizaciones o comunidades. La subvención toma la forma de hasta 40 horas de uso del edificio con personal para un evento artístico o cultural público en LHPAI. La subvención para las instalaciones de LHPAI consiste únicamente en el uso de las instalaciones y el tiempo del personal, no incluye financiamiento.

smART Ventures

En curso

smART Ventures brinda apoyo que oscila entre $500 y $1,000, lo que demuestra que las pequeñas inversiones pueden tener un gran impacto. smART Ventures es flexible, inclusivo, simple y fomenta la innovación por parte de individuos, organizaciones y comunidades que pueden no calificar para otros programas de financiamiento.

Hope Corps 2023

Próximamente

Este programa de recuperación en ARTS invita a artistas individuales y trabajadores de la creatividad, así como a grupos comunitarios y organizaciones artísticas y culturales con presupuestos modestos a postularse para participar en Hope Corps, que conecta a artistas subempleados y desempleados con oportunidades laborales. Un enfoque adicional este año será promover los objetivos del cambio climático y apoyar la transición de los artistas hacia prácticas artísticas sostenibles.

Vietnamese

Văn Phòng Nghệ Thuật & Văn Hóa Seattle (Seattle Office of Arts & Culture, ARTS) đầu tư vào lĩnh vực nghệ thuật và văn hóa, bao gồm các tổ chức văn hóa, nhóm nghệ thuật, và nghệ sĩ cá nhân. Các chương trình tài trợ từ ARTS bao gồm các cơ hội tài trợ cho các tổ chức, nghệ sĩ cá nhân, chương trình nghệ thuật dành cho thanh thiếu niên, các nhóm cộng đồng và khu dân cư.

Cơ hội mở cho năm 2023 (hiện tại kể từ tháng 1 năm 2023):

Học Bổng Artists Up Mentorly

Mở hai lần một năm: Ngày 9 – ngày 30 tháng 1 năm 2023 và Ngày 5 – ngày 26 tháng 6 năm 2023

Artists Up, một nhà tài trợ hợp tác giữa ARTS, ArtsWA, và 4Culture, cung cấp Học Bổng Mentorly cho các nghệ sĩ cá nhân sống ở Tiểu Bang Washington. Học bổng này bao gồm bốn phiên trực tuyến kéo dài một giờ với một người cố vấn từ Artist Up (hoặc một người cố vấn khác do nghệ sĩ lựa chọn).

CityArtist 2024

Mở: Ngày 28 tháng 3 – Ngày 9 tháng 5 năm 2023

CityArtist cung cấp các khoản tài trợ cho các nghệ sĩ cá nhân/người giám tuyển có trụ sở tại Seattle để nghiên cứu, phát triển, và trình bày các ý tưởng hoặc dự án. Các môn học xoay vòng mỗi chu kỳ chương trình. Chu kỳ CityArtist Năm 2024 sẽ tài trợ cho các nghệ sĩ hoạt động trong các lĩnh vực sau: Văn Học, Truyền Thông/Kỹ Thuật Số/Phim (bao gồm cả Viết Kịch Bản), và Nghệ Thuật Thị Giác.

Youth Arts (Nghệ Thuật Thanh Thiếu Niên)

Mở: Ngày 18 tháng 4 – Ngày 30 tháng 5 năm 2023

Khoản tài trợ Youth Arts hỗ trợ hai năm tiếp cận công bằng đến các cơ hội học tập văn hóa và nghệ thuật cho thanh thiếu niên ở độ tuổi trung học cơ sở và trung học phổ thông của Seattle. Các nghệ sĩ cá nhân, nghệ sĩ, tổ chức nghệ thuật và văn hóa, cơ quan dịch vụ thanh thiếu niên, và các tổ chức cấp bằng đều đủ điều kiện để đăng ký.

Artists at the Center (Nghệ Sĩ tại Seattle Center)

Mở: Ngày 16 tháng 5 – Ngày 27 tháng 6 năm 2023

Artists at the Center mang đến cho các nghệ sĩ và nhóm nghệ sĩ mới nổi trong khu vực và địa phương về âm nhạc, nhảy múa, sân khấu, và biểu diễn đa ngành cơ hội để làm sôi động Seattle Center và tôn vinh cam kết của Nhà Thi Đấu Climate Pledge Arena đối với nghệ thuật. Artists at the Center có các buổi biểu diễn pop-up miễn phí quanh năm trong khuôn viên Seattle Center, được tài trợ bởi Văn Phòng Nghệ Thuật & Văn Hóa Seattle, Seattle Center, Nhà Thi Đấu Climate Pledge Arena, và Seattle Kraken.

Arts in Parks (Nghệ Thuật trong Công Viên)

Mở: Ngày 26 tháng 9 – Ngày 7 tháng 11 năm 2023

Arts in Parks, một sự hợp tác giữa Văn Phòng Nghệ Thuật & Văn Hóa Seattle và Sở Công Viên và Giải Trí Seattle, hỗ trợ các lễ hội hoặc sự kiện mới và lâu đời nhằm thúc đẩy sự tham gia của nghệ thuật và văn hóa, tôn vinh sự đa dạng, xây dựng kết nối cộng đồng, và kích hoạt các công viên thông qua nghệ thuật và văn hóa. Các nghệ sĩ cá nhân, hội đồng nghệ thuật khu phố, hoặc các nhóm cộng đồng địa phương đều đủ điều kiện đăng ký.

The Creative Advantage Community Arts Partner Roster (Danh Sách Đối Tác Nghệ Thuật Cộng Đồng của Tổ Chức The Creative Advantage)

Tiếp diễn

The Creative Advantage Community Arts Partner Roster bao gồm các nghệ sĩ, nghệ sĩ giảng dạy, và các tổ chức văn hóa và nghệ thuật cộng đồng được chấp thuận hợp tác với Trường Công Lập Seattle thông qua tổ chức The Creative Advantage.

Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute Facility Grant (Khoản Tài Trợ Cơ Sở Vật Chất của Viện Nghệ Thuật Biểu Diễn Langston Hughes)

Tiếp diễn

Khoản Tài Trợ Cơ Sở Vật Chất của Viện Nghệ Thuật Biểu Diễn Langston Hughes (Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute, LHPAI) cung cấp hỗ trợ bằng hiện vật cho các dự án, cơ hội, hoặc sự kiện công cộng do các cá nhân, nhóm, tổ chức, hoặc cộng đồng trình bày. Khoản tài trợ có hình thức lên đến 40 giờ sử dụng tòa nhà có nhân viên cho một sự kiện văn hóa hoặc nghệ thuật công cộng tại LHPAI. Khoản Tài Trợ Cơ Sở Vật Chất LHPAI chỉ bao gồm việc sử dụng cơ sở và thời gian của nhân viên, không bao gồm kinh phí.

smART Ventures

Tiếp diễn

smART Ventures cung cấp hỗ trợ từ $500 đến $1,000, chứng minh rằng các khoản đầu tư nhỏ có thể có tác động lớn. smART Ventures linh hoạt, toàn diện, đơn giản, và khuyến khích sự đổi mới của các cá nhân, tổ chức, và cộng đồng có thể không đủ điều kiện tham gia các chương trình tài trợ khác.

Hope Corps 2023

Sắp tới

Chương trình phục hồi này tại ARTS mời các nghệ sĩ cá nhân, và những người làm công việc sáng tạo, cũng như các nhóm cộng đồng và các tổ chức văn hóa nghệ thuật có ngân sách khiêm tốn đăng ký tham gia Hope Corps, tổ chức kết nối các nghệ sĩ thất nghiệp và thiếu việc làm với các cơ hội làm việc. Một trọng tâm bổ sung trong năm nay sẽ là thúc đẩy các mục tiêu biến đổi khí hậu và hỗ trợ quá trình chuyển đổi của các nghệ sĩ sang các hoạt động nghệ thuật bền vững.

Somali

Xafiiska Fanka iyo Dhaqanka ee Seattle (ARTS) wuxuu maalgalinayaa qaybaha fanka iyo dhaqanka, oo ay ku jiraan ururada dhaqanka, kooxaha fanka, iyo fanaaniinta kaliga ah. Barmaanijka deeqda Farka waxaa ku jira fursado maalgalineed loogu tallagaley ururo, fanaaniinta kaliga ah, barmaanijyada fanka ee dhalinyarada, xaafadaha iyo kooxaha bulshada.

Fursado Furan sanadka 2023 (marakan laga bilaabo Janaayo 2023):

Kafaalaqaad Hagitaan ee Fanaaniinta

Furan laba jeer sanadkii. Janaayo. 9-30, 2023 iyo Juun 5-26, 2023

Artists Up, waa maalgaliye iskaashi ee u dhaxeeye, ARTS, ArtsWA, iyo 4Culture, waxay bixisaa Deeqo Waxbarasho oo la siiyo fanaaniinta kaliga ah ee ku nool gobolka Washington. Deeqda waxay daboolaysaa kulan dhererkiisu yahay hal saac oo khadka onleynka ah oo ay weheliso Hage Fanaan ( ama hagi fanaaniin kale oo aad daarato)

Farshaxanka Magalaalada (CityArtisit) 2024

Furan: Maarso 28-Maay 9, 2023

CityArtist waxay bixisaa deeqo loogu talagaley fanaaniin/kormeerayaasha inay cilmi baaraan, abuuraan, ama soo bandhigaan arigtiooda ama ganancsiyadooda. Anshaxu waa meerto barmaanijkasta wareegiisa. CityArtist 2024 wareega waxuu maalgalinayaa farshaxanistayaasha adeegsada mihnadaha soo socda: Suugaanta, Warbaahinta/Dhigitaal, Filimada (ay ku jiraan qorista filimada), iyo Farshaxan Muuqaal ah.

Dhalinyaro Fanaaniin ah

Furan: Abrill 18-Maay 30, 2023

Deeqda Farshaxanka Dhalinta waxay taageertaa laba sano oo helitaan siman oo fanka iyo fursadaha barashada dhaqanka ah oo loogu tallagaley dhalinta dugsiga dhexe iyo dugsiga sare ee Seattle. Fanaaniinta kaliga ah, fanaaniin, fanka iyo ururada dhaqanka, hey’ada adeega dhalinta, iyo machadyada, shahaada bixiya iyaguna waa u qalmaan inay codsadaan.

Fanaaniin jooga Xarunta

Furan: Maay 16-Juun 27, 2023

Fanaaniin jooga Xarunta waxay soo bandhigtaa Isku-dubbaridka fannaaniinta deegaanka iyo kuwa gobollada iyo kooxaha muusiga, qoob ka ciyaarka, masraxa, iyo waxqabadka edbinta badan fursadda lagu nooleeyo Xarunta Seattle iyo u dabaaldega Garoonka Balanqaadka Cimilada ku aadan fanka. Farshaxaniistayaasha Xarunta waxay soo bandhigaan bandhigyo bilaash ah, sanadkoo dhan goobaha Xarunta Seattle, waxaa ka-aalaqaadey xafiiska Farshaxanka iyo Dhaqanka ee Seattle, Xarunta Seattle, Garoonka Balanqaadka Cimilada ku aadan farshaxanka iyo Seattle Kraken.

Jardiinooyinka Fanka

Furan: Septembar. 26-Nofeembar 7, 2023

Fanaaniin Jardiinooyinka, waa wadajir u dhaxeeya Xafiiska Fanka iyo Dhaqanka ee Seattle iyo Xafiiska Jardiinooyinka iyo Nasashada ee Seattle, waxuu taageerraa ciidaha cusub iyo kuwa la aasaasay ama dhacdooyinka kor u qaadka fanka iyo ka qaybgalka dhaqanka, u dabaaldaga kala duwanaanshaha, dhisaa isku xirka bulshada, oo dhaqan geliyaan jardiinooyinka iyadoo loo maraya fanka iyo dhaqanka. Fanaaniinta kaliga ah, gudiydada xaafadaha ee farshaxanka, ama kooxaha bulshada ee deegaanka ayaa u qalma inay codsadaan.

Liiska Bulshada ee Fanaaniinta Hal abuurka Faa’iidada leh

Sii socda

Liiska Bulshada ee Fanaaniinta Faa’iidada Hal abuur leh wuxuu ka kooban yahay Fanaaniinta, barista Fanka, bulshada fanka iyo ururada dhaqanka oo la ogolaadey inay la midoobaan Iskuulda Dadweynaha Seattle iyadoo loo Marayo Hal-abuurka Faa’iidad leh.

Deeqda Lacageed ee Xarunta Machadka Bandhiga Fanka ee Langston Hughes

Sii socda

Deeqda Xarunta Machadka Bandhiga Farshaxanka ee Langston Hughes wuxuu bixiyaa taageerada mashaariicda dadweynaha, fursado, ama kulamo ay soo bandhigaan shaqsiyaad, kooxo, ururuo, ama bulshada. Deeqdani waxay qaadataa qaab ilaa 40 saacadood oo ah isticmaalka dhisid shaqaale ee fanka dadweynaha ama kulamada dhaqanka ee LHPAI. Deeqda LHPAI waxay ka kooban tahay oo kaliya isticmaalka xarunta, ama waqtiga shaqaalaha, maalgalintu kuma jirto.

ganacsiyo casri ah

Sii socda

ganacsiyada casriga ah waxay bixisaa taageero $500 ilaa $1,000, cadeysaa in maalgalinta yaryar ay leeyihiin saameyn weyn. Ganacsiga casriga ah, dabacsan, loo dhan yahay, fudud, oo dhiirigelinaya hal-abuurnimada shaqsiyaadka, ururada, iyo bulshooyinka taasoo aysan u qalmin maalgalinta mashaariiceed.

Hope Corps 2023

Soo socoda

Barmaanijka soo kabashada ARTS wuxuu marti qaadayaa farshaxaniistayaasha keliga ah shaqaale hal abuur leh, iyo sidoo kale kooxda bulshada, iyo ururada farshaxanka iyo dhaqanka oo leh miisaaniyad dhex dhexaad inay codsan karaan inay qayb ka qaataan Hope Corps, kaasoo isku xirta fannaaniinta hoos yimaada iyo kuwa aan shaqayn si ay fursado shaqo u helaan. Waxaa kaloo diirada la saarayaa sanadka in kor loo qaada yoolasha isbadalka cimilada iyo taageerada u gudubka fanaaniinta xaga dhaqamada fanka waara.

Amharic

የሲያትል የስነ-ጥበብ እና የባህል ጽሕፈት ቤት (ARTS) የባህል ድርጅቶችን፣ የጥበብ ቡድኖችን፣ እና ግለሰብ አርቲስቶችን ጨምሮ፣ በስነ-ጥበብ እና በባህል ዘርፎች መዋዕለ ንዋይ ያደርጋል። የሲያትል የስነ-ጥበብ እና የባህል ጽሕፈት ቤት የድጋፍ ስጦታ መርሃ ግብሮች ለድርጅቶች፣ ለግለ-ሰብ አርቲስቶች፣ ለወጣቶች የጥበብ ፕሮግራሞች፣ እና የሰፈር እና የማህበረሰብ ቡድኖች የገንዘብ ድጋፍ እድሎችን ያካትታሉ።

ለ 2023 ክፍት እድሎች (የአሁኑ ከጥር፣ 2023 ጀምሮ):

Artists Up Mentorly ስኮላርሺፖች

በዓመት ሁለት ጊዜ ክፍት ነው: ከጥር 9 – 30፣ 2023 እና ከሰኔ 5 – 26፣ 2023

አርቲስትስ አፕ (Artists Up)፣ በARTS፣ በArtsWA እና በ4Culture መካከል ላለው የእገዛ ትብብር የገንዘብ ድጋፍ አድራጊ በዋሽንግተን ስቴት ውስጥ ለሚኖሩ ግለሰብ አርቲስቶች የMentorly ስኮላርሺፖችን ይሰጣል። የስኮላርሺፕ ትምህርቱ አንድ ከአርቲስትስ አፕ (Artist Up) አስጠኚ (ወይም በአርቲስቶቹ የሚመረጥ ሌላ አስጠኚ) ጋር አራት አንድ አንድ ሰዓት የሚወስዱ የመስመር ላይ ክፍለ-ጊዜዎችን ይሸፍናል።

የ2024 CityArtist

ክፍት የሚሆነው: ከመጋቢት 28 – ግንቦት 9፣ 2023

የCityArtist ሲያትልን መሠረት ላደረጉ ግለሰብ አርቲስቶች/ተቆጣጣሪዎች ምርምር፣ እድገት፣ እንዲያደርጉ እና ሃሳቦችን ወይም በአስቸጋሪ ጊዜ ድፍረት እንዲኖራቸው ለማድረግ የድጋፍ ስጦታዎችን ይሰጣል። የትምህርት ዘርፎቹ በእያንዳንዱ የፕሮግራም ዑደት ይሽከረከራሉ። የ2024 የCityArtist ዑደት በሚከተሉት የትምህርት ዘርፎች ለሚሰሩ አርቲስቶች የገንዘብ ድጋፍ ያደርጋል: ስነፅሁፍ፣ ሚዲያ/ ዲጂታል/ ፊልም (የስክሪን ፅሁፍን ጨምሮ)፣ እና በሚታይ የኪነ ጥበብ ሥራዎች።

የወጣት ኪነ ጥበባት

ክፍት የሚሆነው: ከሚያዚያ 18 – ግንቦት 30፣ 2023

የወጣቶች ኪነ ጥበባት ስጦታ ለሲያትል የመካከለኛ እና የሁለተኛ ደረጃ ትምህርት ቤት ዕድሜ ለደረሱ ወጣቶች የሁለት ዓመት ፍትሃዊ ተደራሽነት ያለው የኪነጥበብ እና የባህላዊ ትምህርት እድሎችን ይደግፋል። የግለሰብ አርቲስቶች፣ አርቲስቶች፣ የኪነጥበብ እና የባህላዊ ድርጅቶች፣ የወጣቶች አገልግሎት ወኪል ድርጅቶች፣ እና የዲግሪ ሰጭ ተቋማት ለማመልከት ብቁ ናቸው።

አርቲስትስ አት ዘ ሴንተር (Artists at the Center)

ክፍት የሚሆነው: ከግንቦት 16 – ሰኔ 27፣ 2023

አርቲስትስ አት ዘ ሴንተር (Artists at the Center) በሙዚቃ፣ በዳንስ፣ በቲያትር፣ እና በባለብዙ የኪነት ዘርፎች ትርኢቶች ለታዳጊ የአካባቢ እና የክፍለ ሀገር አርቲስቶች እና ቡድኖች የሲያትል ማእከልን ለማነቃቃት እና የአየር ንብረት ቃል የተገባባቸው የትያትር አዳራሾች ለኪነ ጥበብ ያላቸውን ቁርጠኝነት ለማክበር እድል ይሰጣሉ። አርቲስትስ አት ዘ ሴንተር (Artists at the Center) በሲያትል የስነ ጥበባት እና የባህል ጽሕፈት ቤት፣ በሲያትል ሴንተር፣ በክላይመት ፕለጅ አረና፣ እና በSeattle Kraken በክፍያ በመደገፍ በሲያትል ሴንተር ግቢ መስክ፣ ነፃ፣ ዓመቱን ሙሉ ብቅ-ባይ ትርኢቶችን/ ኪነቶችን ያሳያሉ።

በፓርኮች ውስጥ ኪነጥበቦች (Arts in Parks)

ክፍት የሚሆነው: ከጥር 26 – ህዳር 7፣ 2023

Arts in Parks፣ በሲያትል የኪነጥበብ እና ባህል ጽሕፈት ቤት እና በሲያትል ፓርኮች እና መዝናኛ መካከል ያለ ሽርክና ሲሆን፣ ኪነ ጥበብን እና ባህላዊ ተሳትፎን በማሳደግ፣ ልዩነትን በማክበር፣ የማህበረሰብ ግንኙነቶችን በመገንባት፣ እና በስነ-ጥበብና እና በባህል አማካኝነት ፓርኮችን በማነቃቃት አዲስ እና የተመሰረቱ የፌሽታ በዓሎችን ወይም ክስተቶችን ይደግፋል። ግለሰብ አርቲስቶች፣ የሰፈር የኪነ ጥበብ ምክር ቤቶች፣ ወይም የአካባቢ ማህበረሰብን መሠረት ያደረጉ ቡድኖች ለማመልከት ብቁ ናቸው።

የCreative Advantage Community Arts Partner Roster

በመካሄድ ላይ

የCreative Advantage Community Arts Partner Roster በ Creative Advantage በኩል ከሲያትል የሕዝብ ትምህርት ቤቶች ጋር አጋር እንዲሆኑ የተፈቀደላቸው አርቲስቶች፣ የሚያስተምሩ አርቲስቶች፣ እና የማህበረሰብ ከያንያን እና የባህል ድርጅቶችን ያቀፈ ነው።

Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute Facility Grant የድጋፍ ስጦታ

በመካሄድ ላይ

የ Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute (LHPAI) Facility ድጋፍ ስጦታ ለህዝብ ፕሮጀክቶች፣ እድሎች፣ ወይም በግለሰቦች፣ ቡድኖች፣ ድርጅቶች ወይም ማህበረሰቦች ለሚቀርቡ ዝግጅቶች በዓይነት የሚሰጥ ድጋፍ ያቀርባል። የድጋፍ ስጦታው በLHPAI ለህዝባዊ የኪነ ጥበባት ወይም ባህላዊ ክስተት እስከ 40 ሰአታት ለሚደርስ ሰራተኞች ባለው ግንብ ቅርጽ ይወስዳል። የLHPAI Facility Grant (የድጋፍ ስጦታ) የመገልገያ አጠቃቀምን እና የሰራተኛ ጊዜን ብቻ ያቀፈ ነው፣ ምንም አይነት የገንዘብ ድጋፍ የለም።

smART Ventures

በመካሄድ ላይ

smART Ventures ከ$500 ዶላር እስከ $1,000 ዶላር የሚደርስ ድጋፍ ይሰጣል፣ ይህም ትናንሽ መዋዕለ ንዋዮች ትልቅ ተጽዕኖ ማሳደር እንደሚችሉ ያረጋግጣል። smART Ventures ተለዋዋጭ፣ አካታች፣ ቀላል፣ ሆኖ ግለሰቦች፣ ድርጅቶች፣ እና ለሌሎች የገንዘብ ድጋፍ ፕሮግራሞች ብቁ ሊሆኑ ለማይችሉ ማህበረሰቦች ፈጠራን የሚያበረታታ ነው።

Hope Corps (ሆፕ ኮርፕስ) 2023

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ይህ በየሲያትል የስነ-ጥበብ እና የባህል ጽሕፈት ቤት (ARTS) የእንደገና ማገገሚያ ፕሮግራም ግለሰብ አርቲስቶችን፣ እና የፈጠራ ሰራተኞችን፣ እንዲሁም መጠነኛ በጀት ያላቸው የማህበረሰብ ቡድኖች እና ኪነጥበብ እና ባህላዊ ድርጅቶችን ከስራ እድሎች ጋር ለማገናኘት ከመስራት አቅም በታች እና ስራ የሌላቸውን አርቲስቶች በ Hope Corps ውስጥ ለመሳተፍ እንዲያመለክቱ ይጋብዛል። የዚህ ዓመት ተጨማሪ ትኩረት የአየር ንብረት ለውጥ ግቦችን ማስተዋወቅ እና አርቲስቶች ዘላቂነት ወዳለው የኪነጥበብ ተሞክሮዎች መሸጋገርን ለመደገፍ ነው።

Korean

시애틀 예술문화국(Seattle Office of Arts & Culture, ARTS)은 문화 단체, 예술 그룹 및 개인 예술가를 포함한 예술 및 문화 분야에 투자합니다. ARTS 보조금 프로그램에는 단체, 개별 예술가, 청소년 예술 프로그램 그리고 동네 및 지역 사회 그룹을 위한 자금 지원 기회가 포함됩니다.

2023년 모집 기회(2023년 1월 현재):

Artists Up Mentorly(온라인 예술 멘토링 플랫폼) 장학금

연 2회 모집: 2023년 1월 9일 – 30일 및 2023년 6월 5일 – 26일

ARTS, ArtsWA 및 4Culture의 자금 지원 협력 사업인 Artists Up은 워싱턴주에 거주하는 개별 예술가들에게 Mentorly 장학금을 제공합니다. 장학금은 Artist Up 멘토(또는 예술가가 선택한 다른 멘토)와 함께 1시간 동안 진행되는 4번의 온라인 세션 비용을 충당합니다.

2024년 CityArtist

모집 기간: 2023년 4월 18일 – 5월 30일

모집 기간: 2023년 3월 28일 – 5월 9일

CityArtist는 시애틀에 기반을 둔 개인 예술가/큐레이터가 아이디어나 벤처 사업을 연구, 개발 및 발표할 수 있도록 보조금을 제공합니다. 분야는 매 프로그램 주기마다 순환됩니다. 2024년 CityArtist 주기에는 다음 분야에서 활동하는 예술가에게 자금을 지원합니다: 문학, 미디어/디지털/영화(시나리오 제작 포함) 및 시각 예술.

청소년 예술(Youth Arts)

청소년 예술 보조금은 시애틀의 중학생 및 고등학생 연령에 해당하는 청소년들이 예술 및 문화를 배울 기회에 형평하게 접근할 수 있도록 2년간 지원합니다. 개별 예술가, 예술가, 예술 및 문화 단체, 청소년 서비스 기관 그리고 학위 수여 기관이 신청할 수 있습니다.

센터의 예술가들(Artists at the Center)

모집 기간: 2023년 5월 16일 – 6월 27일

센터의 예술가들은 음악, 무용, 연극 및 다분야 공연 부문의 현지 및 지역의 신예 예술가와 그룹에게 기회를 제공하여 시애틀 센터(Seattle Cente)에 활기를 불어 넣고 기후 서약 아레나(Climate Pledge Arena)의 예술에 대한 헌신을 축하하고자 합니다. 센터의 예술가들은 시애틀 예술문화국, 시애틀 센터, 기후 서약 아레나 및 시애틀 크라켄(Seattle Kraken)의 후원으로 시애틀 센터 부지에서 연중 무료 팝업 공연을 제공합니다.

공원 예술(Arts in Parks)

모집 기간: 2023년 9월 26일 – 11월 7일

공원 예술은 시애틀 예술문화국과 시애틀 공원 및 레크리에이션 관리국(Seattle Parks and Recreation) 간의 파트너십으로, 예술과 문화 참여를 촉진하고, 다양성을 축하하며, 지역 사회의 연결을 구축하고, 예술과 문화를 통해 공원을 활성화하는 신규 및 기존 축제 또는 행사를 지원합니다. 개별 예술가, 지역 예술 위원회 또는 지역 사회 기반 그룹이 신청할 수 있습니다.

The Creative Advantage 커뮤니티 예술 협력자 명단(Community Arts Partner Roster)

계속 모집 중

The Creative Advantage 커뮤니티 예술 협력자 명단은 The Creative Advantage를 통해 시애틀 공립 학교와 협력하도록 승인된 예술가, 교육 예술가 그리고 커뮤니티 예술 및 문화 단체들로 구성됩니다.

Langston Hughes 공연 예술 연구 기관 시설 보조금(Performing Arts Institute Facility Grant)

계속 모집 중

Langston Hughes 공연 예술 연구 기관(LHPAI) 시설 보조금은 개인, 그룹, 조직 또는 커뮤니티가 제공하는 공공 프로젝트, 기회 또는 행사에 대한 현물 지원을 제공합니다. 이 보조금은 LHPAI에서 공공 예술 또는 문화 행사를 개최할 때 최대 40시간 동안 직원들이 동반된 건물을 사용하는 형태로 지급됩니다. LHPAI 시설 보조금은 시설 사용 및 직원 근무 시간으로만 구성되며 자금은 포함되어 있지 않습니다.

smART Ventures

계속 모집 중

smART Ventures는 $500에서 $1,000에 이르는 지원을 제공하여 소규모 투자가 큰 영향을 미칠 수 있음을 증명합니다. smART Ventures는 유연하고 포괄적이며 간단하고 다른 자금 지원 프로그램에 해당 자격이 없는 개인, 조직 및 커뮤니티의 혁신을 장려합니다.

2023년 Hope Corps

예정됨

ARTS의 이 회복 프로그램은 개인 예술가, 창조 산업 종사자, 커뮤니티 그룹 그리고 예산이 많지 않은 예술 및 문화 단체를, 미취업 예술가와 실직 예술가를 취업 기회에 연결하는 Hope Corps에 참여하도록 초청합니다. 올해 추가적으로 집중하고자 하는 것은 기후 변화 목표를 촉진하고 예술가들의 지속 가능한 예술 관행으로의 전환을 지원하는 것입니다.

Tagalog

Ang Seattle Office of Arts & Culture (ARTS) ay namumuhunan sa mga sektor ng sining at kultura, kabilang ang mga organisasyong pangkultura, grupo ng sining, at indibidwal na mga artista. Kasama sa ARTS grant programs ang mga oportunidad sa funding para sa mga organisasyon, mga indibidwal na artista, mga programa sa sining ng kabataan, at mga grupo ng komunidad at kapitbahayan.

Mga bukas na oportunidad para sa 2023 (Mula Enero, 2023):

Mga Scholarship ng Artists Up

Nagbubukas nang dalawang beses sa isang taon: Jan. 9 – 30, 2023 at June 5 – 26, 2023

Ang Artists Up, isang pagtutulungan sa pagpopondo sa pagitan ng ARTS, ArtsWA, at 4Culture, ay nag-aalok ng Mentorly Scholarships sa mga indibidwal na artist na naninirahan sa Washington State. Sinasaklaw ng scholarship ang apat na isang oras na online session kasama ang isang Artist Up mentor (o isa pang mentor na pinili ng mga artista).

CityArtist 2024

Bukas: Marso 28 – May 9, 2023

Nagbibigay ang CityArtist ng mga grant para sa mga indibidwal na artista/curator na nakabase sa Seattle upang magsaliksik, bumuo, at magpakita ng mga ideya o venture. Nag-iiba-iba ang mga disiplina sa bawat siklo ng programa. Popondohan ng 2024 CityArtist cycle ang mga artistang nasa sumusunod na mga disiplina: Panitikan, Media/Digital/Pelikula (kabilang ang Screenwriting), at Sining Biswal.

Youth Arts

Bukas: April 18 – May 30, 2023

Sinusuportahan ng Youth Arts grant ang dalawang taon ng pantay na access sa mga pagkakataon para mag-aral ng sining at kultura para sa mga kabataang nasa edad ng middle at high school sa Seattle. Ang mga indibidwal na artista, mga artista, mga organisasyon ng sining at kultura, mga ahensiyang nagbibigay serbisyo sa kabataan, at mga institusyong nagbibigay ng degree ay pwedeng mag-apply.

Artists at the Center

Bukas: May 16 – June 27, 2023

Nag-aalok ang Artists at the Center ng oportunidad sa mga umuusbong na lokal at rehiyonal na artista at grupo sa musika, sayaw, teatro, at pang iba’t ibang disiplina ng pagtatanghal na pasiglahin ang Seattle Center at ipagdiwang ang kaseryosohan ng Climate Pledge Arena sa sining. Nagtatampok ang Artists at the Center ng libre, at pangbuong taon na mga pop-up na pagtatanghal sa Seattle Center grounds, na inisponsor ng Seattle Office of Arts & Culture, Seattle Center, Climate Pledge Arena, at Seattle Kraken.

Arts in Parks

Bukas: Sept. 26 – Nov 7, 2023

Ang Arts in Parks, isang pagtutulungan sa ng Seattle Office of Arts & Culture at Seattle Parks and Recreation, ay sumusuporta sa mga bago at matagal nang festival o kaganapan na nagtataguyod ng sining at kultural na pakikilahok, nagdiriwang ng pagkakaiba-iba, bumubuo ng mga koneksyon sa komunidad, at nagpapagana ng mga parke sa pamamagitan ng sining at kultura. Ang mga indibidwal na artista, mga konseho ng sining ng kapitbahayan, o mga lokal na grupong nakabase sa komunidad ay pwedeng mag-aplay.

Ang Creative Advantage Community Arts Partner Roster

Kasalukuyang Nagaganap

Ang Creative Advantage Community Arts Partner Roster ay binubuo ng mga artista, mga nagtuturong artista, at mga organisasyon ng sining at kultura ng komunidad na inaprubahan upang makipagtulungan sa Seattle Public Schools sa pamamagitan ng The Creative Advantage.

Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute Facility Grant

Kasalukuyang Nagaganap

Ang Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute (LHPAI) Facility Grant ay nagbibigay ng materyal na suporta para sa mga pampublikong proyekto, pagkakataon, o kaganapan na inihahatid ng mga indibidwal, grupo, organisasyon, o komunidad. Ang grant ay nasa anyo ng hanggang 40 oras ng paggamit ng gusaling may tauhan para sa isang pampublikong arts o cultural na kaganapan sa LHPAI. Ang LHPAI Facility Grant ay binubuo lamang ng paggamit ng pasilidad at oras ng tauhan, at walang kasamang pondo.

smART Ventures

Kasalukuyang Nagaganap

Ang smART Ventures ay nagbibigay ng suporta mula $500 hanggang $1,000, na nagpapatunay na ang maliliit na pamumuhunan ay maaaring magkaroon ng malalaking epekto. Ang smART Ventures ay pleksible, inclusive, simple, at naghihikayat ng pagiging makabago ng mga indibidwal, organisasyon, at komunidad na maaaring hindi kwalipikado para sa iba pang mga programa sa pagpopondo.

Hope Corps 2023

Paparating

Ang recovery program na ito sa ARTS ay nag-iimbita ng mga indibidwal na artista, at mga malikhaing manggagawa, gayundin ang mga grupo ng komunidad at mga organisasyon ng sining at kultura na may katamtamang mga badyet upang mag-aplay at lumahok sa Hope Corps, na nag-uugnay ng mga artistang kulang at walang trabaho sa mga pagkakataong magtrabaho. Dagdag na pagtutuunan ngayong taon ang pagtataguyod ng mga layunin sa pagbabago ng klima at suportahan ang transisyon ng mga artista tungo sa sustainable na mga kasanayan sa sining.