4Culture Newsletter + May 2022
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** Celebrate the Reopening of Gallery 4Culture with Nate Clark's Squinch
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We're so thrilled to welcome art and you back into our gallery space after a two-year hiatus! Nate Clark's hand-tied nets and cedar constructions reflect our complex relationship with time, technology, and a changing world.
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May 2022
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** Call for Artists: Regional Parks + Trails Public Art Plan
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Throughout the pandemic we've headed to our outdoor spaces to gather, work, play, exercise, and explore.
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** More Resources
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Check out our ongoing grant programs: Open4Culture ([link removed]) , Presenter Incentive Program ([link removed]) , Heritage Professional Development Stipend ([link removed]) .
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** Listen to Artist Mental Health Stories on FM Radio
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We're thrilled to partner with C89.5 on this series! The first installment features dancer and activist David Rue.
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** Anti-Hate Poster Campaign Happening this Month
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Head to Seattle's International District and Pioneer Square neighborhood to see work by an incredible group of artists.
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** Extra! Extra!
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Less is More, Get Out and Explore! ([link removed])
51st Annual Northwest Folklife ([link removed])
AKCHO Awards on May 24 ([link removed])

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** Students: Apply for the Youth Heritage Project
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The Washington Trust for Historic Preservation invites high schoolers to get hands-on with history this summer!
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Nate Clark. Yellow and White (Isle Royale National Park), 2019. Mohair and silk yarn. 84 x 84 x 20 inches; © Susan Robb, Paul Rucker, Stokley Towles, Trails Kiosks project, 2010. Photo by Paul Rucker. (Soos Creek Trail); Juliana Kang Robinson. We Belong Here, 2022; photo courtesy of C89.5 Radio and David Rue; photo courtesy of the Washington Trust for Historic Preservation.
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