A consultant has been selected to recommend how to establish the nation’s first cultural development certification program.
[More]Would you like to paint a mural or teach kids art? Apply by March 4th to teach and by March 10th to paint!
[More]MyLife.com declares Seattle #2 and Denver #5 in their list of the nation’s 10 Best Cities to be an Artist. One reason we beat Denver (again!) is Seattle’s “Creative Advantage” arts education partnership.
[More]What is a Cultural Development Certification? It would be a first-of-its-kind certification for building development, similar to the LEED certification program.
[More]Apply by January 22, 2014 to the Cultural Development Certification RFP issued by the City’s arts office, calling for a certification program analogous to existing certifications for LEED.
[More]Next year, the City’s Office of Arts & Culture will resume a program that creates more jobs at Seattle arts organizations.
[More]The City’s Arts Means Business program once funded jobs crucial to arts, culture and heritage organizations. It should be renewed next year.
[More]The Seattle Arts Commission will soon provide the Council its comments on the Mayor’s proposed 2014 arts office budget.
[More]Haida Chief John Dewey Wallace’s 1937 Story of North Island totem pole has been restored. It’s located along the Montlake Cut near the University of Washington.
[More]The last meeting of the committee charged with recommending changes to Langstin Hughes Performing Arts Institute was held July 24th. The arts office’s plan for implementing those changes will be discussed in my committee this Fall.
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