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Submit artwork for monthly exhibition at Waukee Public Library Art Gallery, featuring local artists' work.
Support for Seattle-based individual artists and curators in the research, development, and presentation of creative work in Dance, Music, and Theater (including Playwriting); awarded artists must offer a public presentation within Seattle city limits.
Neighborhood arts councils, community groups, and individual artists can apply to bring new and existing festivals or events to Seattle parks.
New and emerging cultural and science organizations in King County can apply for general operating support funding over three years.
Organizations apply for grants to support free and reduced-cost admission to cultural, heritage, historic preservation, or science and technology programming in King County.
Preservation organizations based in King County may apply for general operating funds to support historic preservation programs and services.
Support for research, documentation, planning, education, and advocacy projects that promote the preservation of historic places in King County, Washington.
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Heritage organizations across King County may apply for general operating funds to support day-to-day needs and heritage programs.
Organizations apply for operational funding to support day-to-day expenses, staff, and arts programming in King County.
Art Omi offers fully funded residency programs for international artists, writers, architects, musicians, and dancers to create, experiment, and collaborate in a rural setting in Columbia County, New York.
Exhibition of contemporary ceramic works by Italian artists Paolo Porelli and Mattia Vernocchi exploring the conceptual gap between figuration and abstraction, bridging human mythology, nature, and industrial society.
Individuals, organizations, groups, Tribes, and municipalities are invited to apply for grant funding to prepare local landmark nominations for historic places in King County, Washington.
Submit artwork for consideration in one of five rotating gallery spaces at UI Health Care.
Organizations and Tribes seeking funding for planning and development of cultural, scientific, or historic facilities projects should apply for grants up to $50,000 plus up to 10 hours of consultant support.
Artists of all disciplines are invited to apply with a portfolio and project proposal to participate in a fully-funded residency at CERN that pairs them with physicists to develop work exploring connections between art and science.
Artists and curators from all disciplines apply for an international residency offering free housing in a Zurich apartment and living expense support.
Attend symposium panels, workshops, and museum tours focused on advancing sustainable practices in collection management and preventive conservation.
Professional Development - All Performing Arts, Digital/Electronic Arts, All Visual Arts, Arts Administration
The Clark Centre for the Arts hosts rotating gallery exhibitions featuring diverse contemporary artists working in photography, installation, painting and other visual media, along with summer art courses and workshops for children and adults.
The gallery presents a series of themed exhibitions celebrating diverse visual art, including a 50th anniversary retrospective, community-focused exhibitions showcasing emerging and established artists, and works exploring themes of identity, history, nature, and human connection.
Join open life drawing sessions to hone your figure drawing skills by drawing or painting from live models.
Summer-inspired artwork capturing the warmth, brilliance, and beauty of the season through long summer days, flourishing gardens, colorful still lifes, sunlit landscapes, and the simple pleasures of summer.
The exhibit explores the human fascination with time travel—both real and imagined—across ancient civilizations, speculative futures, science fiction, memory, mythology, and the unknown.