Art & creative community6 open opportunities listedSeattle, Washington, United States
About the organization
Jack Straw Cultural Center, founded in 1962 in Seattle, is one of the oldest artist-run media arts centers in the United States. Originally established as a collective for experimental radio and audio production, it has evolved into a multidisciplinary hub that supports artists working in sound, new media, and literary arts. Its core mission is to provide access to professional recording facilities, production resources, and exhibition opportunities, with a particular emphasis on fostering emerging and underrepresented voices. The center operates the Jack Straw New Media Gallery, a dedicated space for immersive and experimental installations, and produces public radio programs that extend its reach beyond the physical site.
Programs & opportunities
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Taking part
Artists should approach Jack Straw with a clear project proposal that demonstrates a thoughtful engagement with sound or new media. The center values experimentation and process, so work that is still in development or that pushes technical boundaries is welcome. Applications for the New Media Gallery Program typically require a detailed project description, budget, and work samples. It is advisable to review past projects to understand the center's aesthetic range. Given the competitive nature of the program, artists should articulate how their work aligns with Jack Straw's mission of community engagement and media innovation. Early inquiries to staff are encouraged to clarify fit and resources.
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