Photo Courtesy of Seattle Times

The iconic artist trio StuttonBeresCuller have officially opened Mini Mart City Park, a new cultural space in the heart of Georgetown.

Read more about this project in a recent article written by current Cornish faculty, Gayle Clemens!

Link Below!

https://www.seattletimes.com/entertainment/visual-arts/mini-mart-city-park-a-converted-gas-station-in-georgetown-opens-as-cultural-center-after-15-years/#comments

Photo Courtesy: Cornish College of the Arts

Cornish seeks an Executive Director for the College’s new School for Creative Arts (SCA). The SCA will provide all courses and activities that serve non-college students attending Cornish, including programming for youth, experienced professionals, K-12 educators, and the community at large. The Executive Director’s portfolio will focus on the development of community classes, continuing education, and executive education which will be organized within the SCA. In addition to providing oversight of these programs, the Executive Director will also be tasked with building strategic community partnerships and maintaining sustainable revenues that will enable the Cornish to diversify its operating model.

Learn more and apply here: https://www.cornish.edu/job/executive-director-of-the-school-for-creative-arts/

Photo Courtesy of Sara Porkalob

 Nordo starts 2022 with two productions by award-winning artist and Seattle luminary Sara Porkalob, Dragon Lady & Dragon Mama – the first two chapters of her three-part Dragon Cycle.

Both productions will perform in repertory, January 21st – February 27th, 2022, at The Culinarium at Nordo in the historic Pioneer Square neighborhood.

Learn more and purchase tickets by visiting http://www.saraporkalob.com/upcoming