Seattle Arts
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Editor
Kristina Gonzalez Olson
City of Seattle
Paul Schell, Mayor
Commissioners
Chairman Roger J. Bass, Dominique Bretin-Sewell, Kevin Karl, Rev. Ralph Carskadden, Prof.
Gregory Hicks, Bea Kiyohara, Matthew Lennon, James Leong, Jack Mackie, Merlee Markishtum,
Laura Penn, Joan Rabinowitz, Catherine Skinner, Julie Speidel, Adam Stern
Executive Director
Wendy Ceccherelli
Deputy Director
Kristina Gonzalez Olson
Administration
Brenda Wilson, Grace Dygico, Chris Brenengen
Arts Support
Linda Knudsen, Irene Gomez, Susan
Kunimatsu,
Joan Peterson
Public Art
Barbara Goldstein, Marcia Iwasaki,
Ruri Yampolsky, Sean Elwood, William H. Landram, Patricia Favaro
Web
Elizabeth Holland |
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| Diverse
Views: 
In this issue, Diverse Views presents a variety of
viewpoints by
Co-Editors: Lauri A. Conner
and
Mayumi Tsutakawa
Elizabeth
Aoki, Gaylin Gardette, Tracie D. Halll, Nancy Rawles, and Robert
Roth. |
Announcements
Seattle Arts Commission's Arts Support
Program will establish deadlines in Mid-September for 1999 funding Programs.
A free artist training workshop will be held on October 17, 1998 from 9am to 5pm at the
Rainier Community Center located at 4600 38th Ave.Benaroya Hall Opening
Benaroya Hall, Seattle's first facility
designated exclusively for concert music performances and the new home of the Seattle
Symphony opened Saturday, September 12th.
Diverse
Views
Diverse views gives voice to a variety of
viewpoints, expands the editorial content of Seattle Arts and increases Seattle Arts
Commission's (SAC) support of the literary arts.
Public Art
Check these articles to learn more about
what's new in public art at Discovery Park Visitor Center, Miller Community Center,
Sundial at Gasworks Park, Reflective Refuge at Meadowbrook Pond, The Fin Project: From
Swords into Plowshares.
Minutes
Click here to find out actions taken by The
Seattle Arts Commission in the first six months of 1998. |
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