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Meet some of the artists who live and work in South Main Artspace

Nov 8, 2018

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.

Photo of artist with hat and distinct mustache

LAKOTA COUNTRY TIMES -New Artspace Breaks Ground Today

Sep 27, 2018

BY BRANDON ECOFFEY For many Lakota artists it is very difficult finding a place where they can create their work. Through a partnership between several local organizations a new place made specifically for artists is on its way.

RAPID CITY JOURNAL - Construction begins on $2.5M Oglala Lakota Artspace

Sep 28, 2018

By Christopher Vondracek KYLE | Standing near shovels painted red, green and black by local Oglala artists, Bryan Parker, an artist, teacher, and bus-driver of the Rolling Rez art mobile, stretched his hand out over where in a year or more’s time will stand Pine Ridge’s first arts center.