VIEW ONLINE   February 4, 2010                 all feature stories artist opportunities   get an insider's tour of king street station renovations   call for artists: opportunity for audio exploration on RapidRide transit   historic preservation: 2010 local and national funding deadlines   visit King County's historic brew houses through destination heritage   call for artists: create a tourism rainglobe award   opening tonight: recent uw grad launches new show at gallery4culture   electromagnetic waves and an independent woman inspire new works on e4c   tax changes artists should be aware of   stand up and be counted: accurate census data can bring more money to our region   arts training for local youth through centrum foundation   The dawn of a new day? Lodging taxes are the primary source of the revenues we use to support our major arts, heritage and preservation funding programs. In 2009, approximately 300 arts and heritage organizations received operating support, 95 individual artists and 75 groups were awarded grants to do projects, thirty-nine heritage organizations and specialists received project support, and dozens of cultural facilities received capital or equipment funding. Beginning in 2013, all of the revenue currently supporting arts and culture in King County will be re-directed to service debt on stadia. Read More                   artists and groups eligible to apply for 4Culture project funding more please welcome the newest facet of 4Culture.org - a brand new website for public art more heritage special projects and cultural education applications now available more   crisis in local preservation - Boeing set to demolish the centerpiece of WWII history  more         101 Prefontaine Pl S, Seattle WA 98104-2672 tel 206 296.7580    fax 206 296.8629 www.4culture.org   info@4culture.org                           main image: headed to Olympia at dawn for legislative hearings, 4Culture, 2010