SAGA is excited to support Hannah Charlton in her research, documentation and display for The Forgotten Book of Women. Her project will begin with seven 9” x 12” pieces in gouache and gold on vegan parchment.
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ClayFox Pottery
SAGA will be supporting Jill Smith’s project, which helps our region’s women veterans to heal and connect through working with clay.
Spokane Film Project
Based on a survey of need in Spokane’s digital content community, SFP has put together a series of educational panels and workshops.
Imagine Jazz
Live-stream concerts and new compositional works by local musicians, and a video educational program for local students and schools.
Black Lens News
Black Lens News created a 12-page, full-color insert filled with the photographs of 16 African Americans in Spokane and their stories.
Northwest BachFest
SAGA will support Northwest BachFest in producing and distributing musical “Postcards from Spokane.”
Spark Central
SAGA is providing support for Spark Central’s “West Central Publishing Union” (WCPU) in order to continue their mission of decreasing the artistic opportunity gap even as their mode of delivery changes.
KYRS Thin Air Community Radio
KYRS was granted general operational funding from SAGA to continue to promote and support the arts.
Terrain
SAGA is providing Terrain with operational support due to the financial fallout from Covid.
Avenue West Gallery and Aaron Smith
The Avenue West Gallery has received operational support from SAGA to help with issues arising from the COVID-19, and to help raise awareness of the gallery with a mural by artist, Aaron Smith.
Katie Creyts
Artist Katie Creyts is pursuing a new medium in her artistic practice and with the help of the SAGA.
Artist Jiemei Lin beginning work on new mural downtown!
Spokane Arts is excited to announce the installation of a new mural by artist Jiemei Lin as part of the Alleyways Mural project in downtown Spokane! The mural will be located on the 100 North block alley between Howard and Wall Streets in downtown Spokane. Pullman, Washington-based artist Jiemei Lin was selected following an open call for artists this spring by a selection panel consisting of Arts Commissioners, and community and project representatives. The mural design, which features two panels each with a child swimming in a pool, is meant to celebrate our shared global connections.