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Aug 31, 2016
The state launched the Space to Create Initiative last year to help rural areas develop housing options for artists as a way of supporting local economies. Ridgway was selected as the second project over other candidates.
Aug 24, 2016
The rising fortunes of Silver Spring’s arts and entertainment district — home to AFI Silver Theatre and Cultural Center, The Fillmore and other attractions — are squeezing out the creative class with high rents and a dearth of usable space.
Aug 23, 2016
Artspace resident Harrison Hand is a product of a variety of life experiences. After serving in the Marines, he traveled around before settling in Loveland more than a dozen years ago.
Aug 23, 2016
South Main Artspace Lofts are a new development led by a partnership between the City of Memphis and the Hyde Family Foundations. 
Aug 19, 2016
Groundbreaking for Artspace South Main Lofts is set for Sept. 29 now that financing for the $17 million project is complete. The mission is two-fold:  Provide affordable space for artists to live and work in Memphis; and increase the vibrancy of the South Main arts district.
Aug 14, 2016
The Artspace Uptown Artists’ Lofts will continue to present arts programs to encourage the community to visit the newly re-purposed Warren Building.
Aug 12, 2016
Artspace resident Joi Sears is just 31 years old, Sears has traveled the world, racking up an impressive resume of cultural experiences, as well as professional and educational fellowships. 
Aug 10, 2016
Minneapolis-based nonprofit developer Artspace confirmed earlier this summer that it had signed an exclusive negotiating rights agreement with Westfield to start working on a development plan for a portion of the 14-acre site — the only official project announcement to date.
Aug 10, 2016
Baumgartner and other residents at the Artspace Uptown Artist Lofts will be holding an open house event on Saturday, Aug. 20, in the UAL artist gallery.
Aug 9, 2016
For decades, Vicky Holt Takamine—a Kumu Hula (teacher of hula), social activist, community leader and executive director of the PA’I Foundation in Honolulu—has sought creative solutions that would rectify the many wrongs her people, and Native artists in particular, have labored under. “We have a lot of challenges in the Native Hawaiian community,” she explains, citing hotels built in sacred locations and her people’s overall invisibility in their homeland.