Multiple Contributors, Artspace Quarterly
Our 2018 Artspace Winter Quarterly focuses on giving back, and the artists who live and work in South Main Artspace Lofts in Memphis, TN.
By Elizabeth Clark, Metromode / secondwavemedia.com
After its first years of providing artists and their families with affordable housing and studio space, the next phase of City Hall ArtSpace Lofts in Dearborn is about to take shape.
The three-building campus was designed as a mixed-use arts center that showcases the region’s reputation as a center of innovation and creativity.
By Insight Online Contributor, Insight News
The Minneapolis City Council approved $10.6 million in direct investment and $1.6 million in 10-year federal tax credits to create or preserve 764 units of affordable multifamily rental housing in 10 projects located throughout the city.
These investments are the result of awards from the city’s Affordable Housing Trust Fund and federal Low-Income Housing Tax Credit programs for 2018. Together, these investments will leverage more than $188 million in additional private and public resources.
By Missy Wilkinson, Curbed New Orleans
A former Treme middle school campus, converted into artist housing and studios, won Affordable Housing Finance Magazine’s 2018 Readers’ Choice Award for best historic rehab project. The Andrew J. Bell school was derelict and graffiti-covered prior to its renovation.
By Sue Suchyta, Press & Guide
As Dearborn's Artspace Connector Building continues to develop, supporters celebrated its progress Nov. 13, unveiling a new Arts and Technology Learning Lab and honoring the late philanthropist Russell J. Ebeid.
By Elle Perry, Daily Memphian
More than 60 Memphis artists call South Main Artspace Lofts home.
It took about eight years for the $17 million development to go from conception to completion. Located in Downtown Memphis, the project rehabilitated the three-story historic United Warehouse building, as well as constructed a new building on an adjacent vacant lot. The lofts call 120 and 138 St. Paul Ave. home.
By Sheila Regan, Star Tribune
As a "quintessential" adviser to countless creative organizations, Herman Milligan is one of the most visible arts supporters in the Twin Cities.
