Artspace is pleased to introduce the Lindquist Legacy Fund. Watch this video to learn more about the important, partnership-based work that Artspace is committed to for building affordable, sustainable, and equitable creative spaces for artists and their families in distinct cultural communities.
Leadership from Element Gym and St. Paul Ballet share how their unorthodox collaboration and cooperative space solution was advanced through participation in Artspace Immersion: Twin Cities.
By supporting the Artspace Annual Fund, you can help preserve our 40+ existing projects as places where artists thrive and community is built. The Annual Fund also helps Artspace identify and advance new projects across the country, and it allows us to work closely with government officials, banks, community development agencies, and other civic institutions to understand how they can put artists at the heart of positive, sustainable community development.
We asked Artspace artists from all over the country to tell us why working and/or living in an Artspace building matters to them, from their point of view, and why Artspace matters to their community. Thanks to Seven and Sixty Productions for producing this great video!
The colorful 'herd of buffalo' roaming down the roads of the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota this fall brought both tears and cheers to a group of artists, supporters and federal partners gathered together for a cultural assets and creative economy learning tour. The buffalo herd was really Rolling Rez Arts, a new state-of-the-art mobile arts space, business training center, and mobile bank.
On September 26, nearly 2,000 residents and community members of El Barrio/East Harlem joined the resident artists of PS109, and staff and volunteers of El Taller Latino Americano, Hi-ARTS and the Shakespeare Forum for an art-filled celebration sponsored, in part, by Capital One Bank. The entire building opened to the community with art, music, and performance.
This year’s Breaking Ground featured the talents of a number of Artspace resident artists and friends, including Ansa Akyea, Laura Zabel, Ivy Ford, the DLS Onyx Step Team, and the recipients of the Artspace Artist Awards. Watch the 2015 highlight reel here.
Meet the first residents of El Barrio's Artspace PS109. Hear the inside story of these artists’ life-changing move into a remarkable building containing 89 units of affordable housing for artists, plus space for arts organizations, in the El Barrio Neighborhood of Harlem in New York.
Austin Williams, "What's Good 206" Celebrates 2014
Austin Williams, resident artist at Artspace Mt. Baker Lofts in Seattle, won a 2015 Artspace Artist Award this month. Here is a short video on his work as an educator, video producer, and community advocate.
Breaking Ground - The Artspace Celebration featured James Andrews, Ashley DuBose, Buckets and Tap Shoes, John Moe and the first ever Artspace Awards program.
How do you incorporate art into a groundbreaking? At Artspace we have a tradition of inviting artists to unleash their creativity on the shovels used for our groundbreaking events, and this video at the Artspace Loveland Arts Campus groundbreaking highlights local artists and their families.
Learn more about Artspace’s Distance Collaboration Program, designed to facilitate a network of organizations using videoconferencing and live streaming technology to further their artistic process, creativity and collaboration.
You have all heard that everything you really need to know in life you learned in kindergarten. For Artspace Projects, kindergarten was our first project: the Northern Warehouse Artists’ Cooperative. With the opening of the Northern Warehouse in 1990, Artspace could claim to be nation’s leading developer of live/work space for artists, but only because no one else, anywhere, was doing it.
This video, celebrating 25 years of Artspace's President Kelley Lindquist, premiered at Ford Foundation in NYC on October 1, 2012. Featuring irreverent and refreshingly honest comments by Catherine Jordan, Jackie Cherryhomes, Tom Nordyke, Diane Norman, Leah Sixkiller, Rebecca Driscoll, Petronella Ytsma, and Seitu Jones. Created by idream.tv and Artspace.
Funded by the Supporting Diverse Arts Spaces initiative grantee Artspace, El Barrio's Artspace PS 109 will have a significant impact on the surrounding East Harlem community. Hear from artists, funders, community leaders, and Artspace about the project in its early stages.
This mini documentary features local leaders, artists, and business owners as they discuss the importance of transforming the Warren Building into the Artspace Uptown Artist Lofts.
The Nicor Gas Energy Efficiency Program Joins with CBS EcoMedia to Fund Energy-Saving Improvements at Artspace Lofts in Elgin, Illinois. Hear from resident artists, Artspace staff, and Nicor Gas VP on the value of energy efficiency.
The Tashiro Kaplan Artist Lofts (TK lofts) celebrates their fifth year in existence. This video, filmed in 2009, is a highlight of the event including interviews, tours of live-in work lofts, art techniques, art theory and everything in between.
This series of articles in The Line tell artists' stories, share the impact of artists on their diverse communities, and delve into the importance of artist live/work housing in fostering stability, vitality and creativity in urban and rural areas across the United States.
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