4Culture News

Published by 4Culture on February 02, 2021

Andrea Wilbur-Sigo: Reflection + Metamorphosis

Science, art, design, and ecology come together at Brightwater, one of the largest wastewater treatment facilities in the world. Located north of Woodinville, WA, the property includes a park, a community gathering space, an exhibition hall, and a scientific learning laboratory in addition to the structures that house technical operations.

Published by Lauren Semet on November 03, 2020

Calling for Heritage Internship Ideas!

4Culture Heritage is now accepting remote internship proposals from heritage organizations in King County! Proposal deadline is at 5:00 pm PST on January 15, 2021.

Published by 4Culture on September 29, 2020

Artist Team Selected for Jameson Building Project

Images (from top left, top right to bottom): Conditional Reflections, 2008, Pool House Number 3, Denver, CO; Looking Through the Past, 2010, Tempe History Museum, Tempe, AZ; Setting the Tables, 2014, sbX Green Line Transit Stations, San Bernardino, CA. Photos by Russell Rock.

We are happy to announce UrbanRock Design as the artist team selected to work with 4Culture and our partners at the King County Wastewater Treatment Division (WTD). Based in Los Angeles, California, UrbanRock Design is the collaborative partnership of Jeanine Centuori and Russell Rock who have experience working on a range of public projects in a breadth of materials. The artist team will create a site-specific public artwork as part of the new Jameson building in the Interbay Industrial Area of Seattle, Washington.

Published by 4Culture on September 28, 2020

Additional Cultural Relief Funds from King County

On September 1, the King County Council approved an additional $2 million in CARES Act funding to 4Culture’s ongoing COVID-19 response efforts. We thank King County Executive Constantine and the Council for this critical support. This amounts to $4 million to 4Culture in 2020 to distribute to the cultural sector in this time of persistent crisis.

Published by 4Culture on September 02, 2020

Adapting Our Sustained Support Program

COVID-19 continues to impact every aspect of our lives and work. Each day presents new challenges, and as we move forward, our top priority is keeping our community informed and feeling supported as best we can.

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