presented by the Tacoma Arts Leadership Lab
Join
Arts Leadership Lab on November 28th for a panel discussion and
question and answer time exploring what live/work space is, some of the
issues and benefits related to artist live/work spaces, how it can be
done sustainably and affordably, ways to use/reuse Tacoma's historic
architectural assets, and other related topics.
Historic
Tacoma and AIASWW have been working with city staff to revise land use
and building codes to allow live-work spaces which will be a great way
to re-use older commercial and industrial structures throughout the city
and revitalize areas like the Brewery and Dome districts.
Who
should attend: artists, advocates, developers, and anyone interested in
continuing a conversation about artist live/work space and the reuse of
historic buildings in Tacoma
When: Wednesday, November 28, 6 - 8 pm
Where: The New Frontier Lounge, 301 East 25th St, Tacoma
Cost: FREE, no RSVP needed
The panel of experts includes:
Rebecca Morton, ArtSpace
Ben Ferguson, BLRB Architects
Deanne Belinoff, artist/resident at Tashiro Kaplan live/work space
Sharon Winters, Historic Tacoma
Introduction by Amy McBride, Arts Administrator, City of Tacoma
Moderated by Traci Kelly, Tacoma Arts Commission and Arts Leadership Lab
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