Artspace

Artspace secures "transformative" million dollar funding

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Leading live/work developer Artspace has received a grant of $1m from the Ford Foundation to expand its work in creating affordable space for artists. The Minneapolis-based organization already has more than 800 live/work units across the country (link to feature), home to sculptors, print makers, filmmakers, musicians and dancers. The grant will be used to underwrite the pre-development costs of projects that ‘advance cultural diversity and community engagement' by creating or preserving space for artists.

The art of regeneration

To many a British live/worker beavering away in a small development with a few like-minded souls, Minneapolis-based Artspace may seem as though it’s not only on a different continent but another planet. The organisation owns more than 560 live work units in 14 projects across the US, and a soon to be completed development in Buffalo, New York, will take that number well into the 600s. New developments in Fort Lauderdale and Seattle will tip it over the 700 mark before the end of the year.   

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