4Culture News
Join Us in Learning and Celebrating this Juneteenth
Last year, after decades of advocacy across the country, Juneteenth became a federal holiday; this year, King County and 4Culture are following suit. We’ve spent the last few months thinking about how to acknowledge this holiday in a way that is an expression of our mission, vision, and values. We also plan to do the […]
Continue Reading ›Guest Post: AA+NHPI Women Artists Launch Anti-Hate Poster Campaign
We’re proud to support this project by a group of incredible artists. They are seeking additional locations to display posters; if you’d like to offer a site, please contact .
Announcing Awardees of Sustained Support and Recovery Fund for Organizations
Since May 2021 when King County Executive Dow Constantine and the King County Council showed their support of our region’s cultural sector in the form of a $9.4 million appropriation from the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) fund, we’ve been working to get those dollars to those in our field who need it most via our Recovery Fund. We’re now delighted to share the King County cultural organizations who have received funding!
Continue Reading ›Remembering Artist Kristen Ramirez
Kristen Ramirez was a vibrant part of our community and deeply embedded in the world of public art as both an artist and administrator. Never short on creativity or innovation, she changed the things she touched for the better.
Continue Reading ›Gallery 4Culture is back, almost!
We’re excited to announce the reopening of Gallery 4Culture! Programming will resume on First Thursday, May 5 with Nate Clark’s Squinch. Please join us from 5:00—8:00 pm to celebrate Nate and this momentous occasion, our inaugural exhibition after more than two years of a pandemic hiatus.
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