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: Here's an example of a recent email from ArtSpace. Contact them at the address below to get on the mailing list. : ******************************************************* : ArtSpace "E-Letter" (Electronic Newsletter)    : Vol. 1, Issue 5 : : HERE IS WHAT’S HAPPENING AT ARTSPACE! : -------------------------------------------------------------- : • Hidden Talent - Uncut, Uncensored : Opening Friday, October 8th at 6:00 pm at ArtSpace : AIGA Seattle is hosting Hidden Talent, a forum for undiscovered designers, photographers, new media artists and illustrators.  Hidden Talent is an opportunity for artists to share their experiences, display their work, critque the industry and impart their raw attitude to the rest of us. : AIGA members: Free, Non-Members: $10, Student Non-Members: $5. : This show will be on display October 5th-13th. : • Figure Drawing to Start Again on October 13th! : The ArtSpace Resource Center will begin another season of Figure Drawing.  The sessions will be held every Wednesday night from 6:30 - 9 pm, starting October 13th.  These are open to everyone, with a minimal charge of $6.  The sessions include quick 1-2 minute poses, as well as longer poses.  So sharpen your figure drawing skills on Wednesdays at ArtSpace! : DON’T MISS THESE UPCOMING EVENTS: : ---------------------------------------------------------- : • Crank up the Dialogue: On the Line Between Art & Business : A Bi-Monthly Discussion Series sponsored by the Contemporary Art Council of the Seattle Art Museum : Tuesday, October 12, 1999, 7-9 pm at Lead Gallery and Wine Bar : 1022-1st Ave, Seattle : A look at the roles that corporate art programs play beyond the familiar one of aquiring art.  What does the presence of a company art program do for artists, for business and for art itself?  Are there ways to support art that go beyond collecting?  What does a corporate program do toward encouraging art awareness among its employees, and perhaps more sales in the community?  Participates in the roundtable: Michael Klein, Microsoft art Curator; Jim McDonald, corporate art curator at SafeCo; and Peggy Weiss, director of the Seafirst Gallery. : •Artist Trust, King County Public Art Program, Seattle Arts Commission and : Washington Lawyers for the Arts presents: : Know Your Rights: Legal Issues for Artists, A Public Art Workshop : This all day workshop will be devoted to an understanding of artists rights : and responsibilities in the field of public art. Experienced artists, arts : administrators and attorneys will present a variety of past cases and legal : information including: : * What to look for in a commission contract : * An explanation of the Visual Artists Rights Act of 1990 (VARA) : * Current information about copyright law : * Insurance responsibilities of the artists and commissioning entity : * Information about upcoming public art commissions : Saturday, October 16, 1999  9am-5pm : Performance Studio, Children's Museum, Seattle Center : Registration at 8:45 am  $10 fee (cash/check only) : Questions? - : Contact Cynthia at KCAC at 206/296-8692 or Heather at Artist Trust at : 206/467-8734 ext. 10 : • Pioneer Square Garage Sale! : Sunday, October 17th, 11-5 pm : Art Supplies, Used Theater Props, Old Costumes, Antiques, Lumber, Frames, Pencils, Records, Movie Props, Camera Gear... : Happy Hour Prices all Day • 100’s of Locations • Thousands of Bargains! : • Seattle Arts Commission and City Housing Office Present a Citywide : Forum on Affordable Live/Work Housing for Artists : Friday, October 29th, 12 noon - 6 pm : Town Hall, 1119-8th (8th and Seneca) : Seattle Mayor Paul Schell and Councilmembers Peter Steinbrueck and Nick Licata invite you to a half day live/work space forum.  The forum will focus on the tools necessary to preserve and create affordable housing options for artists and others who need unique living space to accomodate a home-based business.  Speakers will present models of successful live/work projects around the country and provide resources for those interested in live/work space.  Artists are encouraged to take advantage of this opportunity to voice their needs and to learn about present and future live/work opportunities.  Admission is free. Registration is not required. : For more information contact Amy Painter at (206) 684-7306. : AFFORDABLE STUDIOS FOR ARTISTS AVAILABLE: : ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- : • Studio 4 at Seattle Center offers affordable studios for artists to hold classes, workshops, meetings, or gallery shows.  Hourly rates are $6. There are 6 rooms, 5 with natural light.  One room has a sink with running water.  For more information or to schedule a tour, write cyndi@tpsonline.org or call Studio 4 at 206-770-0370.  Studio 4 at Seattle Center is managed by Theatre Puget Sound.  We are located on the 4th floor of the Seattle Center House. : Studio 4 at Seattle Center is also seeking volunteers to tour its facility and provide input regarding equipment needs.  Our goal is to encourage a broader range of artists to utilize this affordable studio space.  If you are an artist and able to devote 2-3 hours for a tour followed by a discussion, please email cyndi@tpsonline.org or call Cyndi Mudge at 206-770-0370. : • Harbor Lofts: Low-Income Housing Designed for Artists : 11 Studio Units of Artist Live/Work Housing, 580-720 Square Feet, 14 foot ceilings with skylights in eight second floor units with open loft design.  Income must be below 50% of Median.  Maximum income - 1 person - $21,900, 2 person $25,050.   : If you are interested please contact Pioneer Square Community Development Organization for an application:  : Pioneer Square CDO : 157 Yesler Way, Suite 416 : Seattle, WA  98104 : Phone: 206-667-0687 Fax: 206-667-9739 : E-mail: Sheila@pscdo.org :   : --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- : The ArtSpace E-list project is funded in part by the Seattle Arts Commission . : If you are interested in volunteering at ArtSpace please contact us at artspace@drizzle.com. : If you wish to be taken off this mailing list please respond with a subject of "Take me off the E-list", but we hope you will find this a wonderful way to keep current on the vibrant Seattle art scene. : -- : ArtSpace Gallery & Resource Center : 216 Alaskan Way S : Seattle, WA  98104 : (206) 442-9365 : www.artspaceseattle.org : artspace@drizzle.com : Gallery Hours: : Thurs - Sun, 1-6pm

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