Category: Press
News and press for Watershed, Equinox, and The Bend.
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Signal Radio: We’re Live!
Thanks to Signal Architecture for creating space to amplify community story building and information sharing. Here are some recent episodes to check out from Signal Radio: 1: Concrete Superhero with Sam Farrazaino 2: Art is Action with Tamar Benzikry-Stern 4: People + Budget x Art = Experience with Ben Rankin
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Mary Ann Peters at the Frye!
Seattle artist Mary Ann Peters has first solo museum show at the Frye By Gayle Clemans. Excerpt from The Seattle Times. Imagine creating a work of art from the perspective of being under the Earth’s surface. Or through a mesh screen and a keyhole. Or out of scattered flour, draped ribbons or bundled fabric. And…
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A Thriving Arts Community!
Equinox Studios in Georgetown: A thriving arts community designed to last By Sandi Doughton, Excerpt from Pacific NW magazine THE TYPICAL TRAJECTORY for an urban arts community goes something like this: A couple of creative types set up shop in a neighborhood bypassed by development. The buildings might be run down, but rents are cheap,…
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Equiflex on KING 5 News!
Forget selfies! Hand-drawn portraits are the move at Seattle’s ‘analog photo booth’ SEATTLE — In the age of selfies and digital filters, an invention at Equinox Studios in the Georgetown neighborhood is shaking things up: an analog photo booth. “It’s giant box that looks like a camera, where the film is a person behind the camera really…
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Seattle Design Review Board Recommends Eight-Story Affordable Housing Building in Georgetown
Excerpt from The Registry. By Bekka Wiedenmeyer Seattle’s Georgetown neighborhood is a rapidly evolving community previously characterized by mostly low-rise commercial and industrial structures. New and proposed developments have introduced a variety of mid-rise residential and commercial mixed-use buildings to the area, as well as industrial logistics and support infrastructure. Against this backdrop, nonprofit organization Georgetown…
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Belly-dancing Students Discover a Welcoming Community of Celebration and Constant Movement
From The Seattle Times: EGYPTIAN MUSIC BOOMS through the amplifier at 6:15 p.m. as instructor Leslie Rosen leads her belly-dance class through what she calls a shimmy warmup. She gives gentle instructions every few seconds that are barely audible above the music: “Slide to the side.” “Start to move in a circle.” “Lift drop, lift…