4Culture News
Material Consequences: Maria Phillips on the objects and ideas in at what point…

During the pandemic, Maria Phillips used to walk along the beach near her home in West Seattle, picking up litter with her kids—often on Mondays when the sand was dotted with objects left behind from the weekend: masks, water bottles, cigarettes, press-on fingernails.
Continue Reading ›Friendly Reminders from Your 4Culture Grant Managers!
Now that 2024 is well underway, we have two housekeeping items for grant recipients as you manage your award:
Continue Reading ›Center for Wooden Boats Restores a Treasure on Lake Union

Hidden on the north side of Lake Union, next to Ivar’s and along the Burke-Gilman Trail, Waterway 15 celebrates the area’s maritime history and the public’s right to access commonly-held waters.
Continue Reading ›Kicking Off a Year of Poems

It’s National Poetry Month and 4Culture is celebrating by launching a new phase of Poetry in Public – the poems! Look for poems on King County Metro buses and Sound Transit light rail starting mid-April and read and listen to selected poems online today.
Continue Reading ›Introducing Our 2024-25 Gallery 4Culture Artists
Gallery 4Culture has a 45-year history of exhibiting innovative, underrepresented artists and art forms in solo and small-group shows! Panelists Ricky Reyes, Rosaline Dou, Sara Osebold, and Stefan Gonzales reviewed submitted applications and selected 10 King County-based artists for the 2024-2025 season.
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