In 2018, Artspace was invited to the City of Baltimore by the Mayor and other civic and community leaders to develop a proposal for the redevelopment of a long-vacant, Art Deco icon: The Ambassador Theater. Located on Liberty Heights Avenue in Northwest Baltimore, the redevelopment could fill the need for a cultural destination in an area with few existing artistic outlets for creators and patrons. So, in the summer of 2019, Artspace led a series of conversations to listen to ideas.
The new center features artist studios, a computer lab/classroom, production studio, credit union offices, and space for the Rolling Rez Arts to rest its wheels between traversing 2.1M acres to deliver art, business, retail and banking
Read the Forbes.com article highlighting one of Artspace's community liaisons Susan Olivera and the many other artists and collectives pushing culture forward in San Juan.
Meet the community liaisons that share Artspace’s passion for creating community through the arts and are instrumental to our consulting work around the country, and in San Juan.
Last month’s joyful two-part event welcomed upwards of 150 guests during an afternoon luncheon, and 379 people during an evening celebration full of memorable artistic and cultural experiences that were unique to Artspace’s inaugural property on the Hawaiian Islands.
With uncertainty comes the opportunity to innovate and address challenges, both chronic and acute, with fresh perspectives. Wendy Holmes and Anna Growcott share how Artspace's Immersion Program is adjusting best practices to better meet the needs of today's challenges with current and past program cohorts.
The Cowles Center for Dance & the Performing Arts was created by Artspace a decade ago and is the premiere venue for dance in downtown Minneapolis, boasting an impressive education repertoire including the delivery of a robust dance learning program for schools.
The Cowles Center—a dance and performing arts center created by Artspace—has responded to the global COVID-19 pandemic and sudden suspension of in-person dance programs by offering to pay 13 Teaching Artists $500 stipends to create online content.
