Kirkland
Arts Center
620 Market Street [ Kirkland ] | ph: (425) 822-7161
A resource for Kirkland's art lovers and artists, this community resource offers studio space, lectures on art, a rotating set
of art exhibits, and interesting classes on art. It's the very center of Kirkland's arts scene. |
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Artist
Trust
1835 12th Avenue | ph: (206) 467-8734
The winner of the 2001 Governor's Arts Award, Artist Trust
is a non-profit organization that provides grants and career information solely for Washington State artists. Artist Trust projects include
workshops, publications and an annual benefit auction. |
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Art
Space Seattle
Currently relocating | ph: (206) 442.2050
In a city where the skyline is always changing, Art Space works to ensure that artists always have a place within it. Art Space
provides information and resources on artist housing and workspaces, and advocates for the development and need for space within the city. Currently,
Art Space is working with the Delridge Neighborhood Development Association to develop a artist space in West Seattle. |
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Poetry &
Art on Buses
Administered by King County Public Art Programs and the Department of Transportation, the Poetry & Art on Buses project is
responsible for adorning Metro buses with the words of local scribes. Since 1992, Poetry & Art on Buses has helped spruce up the daily commute
by displaying poems from both novice and experienced writers. New poems are selected yearly through a juried competition, and winning entries
are also published in booklet form. Interested poets should e-mail Poetry on Buses to be put on the application mailing list. |
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Artech
/ Denman
2601 First Ave. [ Belltown ] | ph: (800) ARTECH.1 or (206) 728.2124
Founded in 1966, Artech/Denman is the Seattle authority on fine art framing, display, and shipping. The shop offers a menu of
custom framing services that includes gilding, frame restoration, and historical frame replicas - but that's just the beginning. Artech/Denman
also provides art installation for private homes, museums, public art sites and sculpture gardens, and can assist with earthquake stabilization,
sculpture restoration, and design needs. A 19,000 square foot climate-controlled facility is also available for short and long-term art storage. |
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