4Culture Newsletter + August 2020
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** Apply Now: Reopen Fund for Cultural Organizations + Landmarks
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Is your organization tackling reopening and restarting while adapting to public health restrictions? These funds can help with training, PPE, infrastructure, systems upgrades, personnel and more. The deadline to apply is August 17.
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August 2020
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** Art Coming to South County Recycling + Transfer Station
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We're thrilled to announce that the Muckleshoot Indian Tribe and Evan Blackwell have been commissioned.
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** More Resources
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We're continuing to update our directory of resources for cultural workers and organizations amid the COVID-19 outbreak. ([link removed])
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** Next Up on Hello4Culture: Digital Edition
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Join us on August 21 as we dig into findings from our Statewide Cultural and Creative Economic Recovery Survey.
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** King County Artists Supporting Community
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We're proud to have helped fund more than 30 projects through the Creative Response arm of our Relief Fund.
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** Extra! Extra!
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Help us understand arts education in King County public school districts ([link removed])
New on PAUSE/PLAY: Philippe Hyojung Kim + Erin Elyse Burns ([link removed])

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** Apply for a Landmarks Capital Grant by September 16
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If you're the caretaker of a King County landmark, this grant can support you. Join us for a virtual workshop!
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Illustration in graphic by Eroyn Franklin; Keith Stevenson and Tyson Simmons, both Muckleshoot, work on ceremonial boards in the Southern Salish style during the seventh History and Cultural Summit held at Chachalu Museum and Cultural Center on Saturday, Oct. 5. The summit focused on Columbia River Chinookan Art and those who continue its practice. (Photo by Timothy J. Gonzalez/Smoke Signals); Ellen Forney, panel from Criss-Cross Doodle Game, 2020; illustration in graphic by Eroyn Franklin.