May is Arts Education Month in Washington state. Together with ArtsEd Washington, we invite you to join the statewide campaign celebrating and promoting arts education. Read Mayor Mike McGinn’s proclamation…
…of several temporary artworks that address environmental sustainability for The Next Fifty, the 50th anniversary of the 1962 World’s Fair Seattle Center. Go here for artwork descriptions, dates and locations….
…inform the development of tools and resources to help organizations like yours. Read about the Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs’ Arts Education Partnership with Seattle Public Schools here. …
…City Hall; the Mayor’s Arts Awards; and other office events and projects. Responsibilities will also include drafting content for our e-newsletter, blog, website and social media sites. The internship is…
…and Tom Rasmussen; Seattle Office for Civil Rights; SEqual Seattle LGBTQ Employees for Equality; Seattle LGBT Commission; Seattle Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs; The Lobby Bar; and LookOut Films….
As a result of continued fiscal challenges and cuts to The Seattle Public Library’s funding, the Seattle City Council is considering placing a Library levy on the August 7 ballot…
…all arts disciplines, with priority placed on serving youth and communities with limited or no access to the arts. Go here for a complete list of funded organizations and artists….
We’re seeking a communications and public relations manager to join our team and promote awareness of our programs and the value of arts and culture in Seattle. The communications manager…
Check out our March eNews, with information about upcoming arts education community meetings, funded CityArtists, opportunties to join our team, a new exhibition documenting family homelessness, and more. Check it…
…include the arts as an essential part of their students’ education, providing a creative learning environment for outstanding student achievement through the development of exemplary arts education programs. Inspired by…
