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In collaboration with Space to Create Colorado, Carbondale Creative District and Carbondale Arts, the city looks to develop three buildings on a 1.4-acre property donated to the city in 2021.

An effort to develop affordable housing for Carbondale’s creative sector was busy brushing the canvas last week. In collaboration with Space to Create Colorado, Carbondale Creative District and Carbondale Arts, the city looks to develop...

Walking Path Entertainment, LLC will present two private industry readings (by invitation only) of A Brief Crack of Light, a play written by William Semans and Roy M. Close.

NEW ORLEANS (press release) – Artspace Projects, America’s leading developer for the arts, welcomes their 2023-24 cohort for Artspace Immersion: New Orleans,

When city officials, donors and other dignitaries gather next month for the grand opening of the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts (AMFA), it will be the biggest thing to happen in downtown Little Rock since the Clinton Presidential Center opened in November 2004. AMFA was the subject of Wednesdays column. Writing that column got me to thinking about things that are coming soon for downtown and things that are on my wish list.

For supporters of the arts in Arkansas, the news in September was welcomed and celebrated. Minneapolis-based Artspace Projects announced that it has partnered with the Windgate Foundation to build a mixed-use project for the arts in Little Rocks emerging East Village. The neighborhood also will be home to the states first dental and veterinary schools, which are being developed by Lyon College.

The Artspace Windgate Campus is envisioned as a 94,000-SF, four-story building with 60 residential units for artists and their families, along with studios, gallery and event space, and a large outdoor courtyard.

Minneapolis-based Artspace Projects on Tuesday announced a plan to build a $36 million mixed-use space for artists to live, create and display their work in east Little Rock.

Officials say work on the mixed-use project is anticipated to start in summer 2023, and they hope it will be completed in fall 2024.

The city's offer of financial assistance could strengthen local applications for housing credits.