Our director Vincent Kitch and Rick Hooper, director of the Office of Housing, will join business-savvy city staff, business owners and advocates for a night of idea-sharing at “City Business…
…online application. The Civic Partners program is a two-year funding program that supports organizations’ core program goals. Seattle-based arts, heritage and cultural organizations and arts-service organizations of all sizes and…
…the Mayor’s Office here. Some coverage from the press: Seattle Times: “Housing, arts space for city parking lot on Capitol Hill” Seattle P-I: “From police parking lot to arty apartment…
On this date, June 1, in 1971 city leaders signed legislation to form the Seattle Arts Commission – now known as the Seattle Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs. It…
Here’s some good news! Last night, the Washington State House of Representatives passed SB 5834, which helps secure a future for the arts and heritage community of King County. SB…
…to artists working in the visual, literary and media arts. We expect to know more this fall when the city’s 2012 budget is approved. As you know, these are challenging…
…4. Vincent’s career in arts administration and government spans nearly 20 years, the past seven of which he was the cultural arts program manager for the city of Austin, Texas….
…building and hangar that until recently hosted dozens of arts and cultural events each year. “I want to thank Councilmember Licata and the Building 11 artists who rolled up their…
This morning KUOW’s Marcie Sillman reported on “the new guy”–acting director Vincent Kitch. Take a listen….
…Ave. A friend, colleague and mentor to many in the arts community, Melissa passed away from cancer, April 8. Since 2004, Melissa managed the Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs’…
