I know I'm getting older when I tell you I remember a band shell in Central Park, maybe not this one dated 1913. But we did have one when I was young. It was a half dome standing on edge. Central Park was such a big part of our lives and I do not remember any mosquitos! Let's have music in the Park again. Music is one of the greatest healers in the Fine Arts.
Be sure to check out the latest post from Joy Riggs on Music and Architecture. Music and Architecture together must be Heaven. http://bit.ly/96QNmZ.
Showing posts with label Minnesota. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Minnesota. Show all posts
Saturday, July 17, 2010
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
"Artspace" is Coming!
The Kaddatz Artist Lofts in Fergus Falls, developed by "Artspace!"
YES, the nationally known, non-profit developer, "Artspace" is coming to Crookston on April 14 and 15th! Mark your calendars now for this great two day visit funded by the Laura J. Musser Fund. The grant was written by community leaders, Dan Johanneck, Wayne Melbye, Joyce Johnson, James Kent, Sandy Kegler, Sonia Spaeth, and Kay Hegge. The two-person Artspace team will be visiting with local leaders, artists, and the community about the housing and artistic needs of artists and how they can bring new life to historic downtown. They will be looking at and studying the potential of three to five sites! one of which is the Palace/Wayne Hotel! Here is their mission from their website: www.artspace.org.
The Artspace Mission
Artspace’s mission is to create, foster, and preserve affordable space for artists and arts organizations. We pursue this mission through development projects, asset management activities, consulting services, and community-building activities that serve artists and arts organizations of all disciplines, cultures, and economic circumstances. By creating this space, Artspace supports the continued professional growth of artists and enhances the cultural and economic vitality of the surrounding community.
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affordable housing,
artists,
arts,
Artspace,
Crookston,
economic development,
historic buildings,
historic preservation,
Hotel,
housing,
main street,
Minnesota,
Palace,
revitalization,
Wayne
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