Congratulations to the winners of the inaugural $1,000 Living Artists Grants. Read about these wonderful creative people and the entire granting process.

We created an annual report highlighting Living Artists Collective’s achievements for 2023.

After reviewing the initial applications for our three $1,000 Living Artist Grants, the committee put together follow-up information to address some issues.

It makes sense that it has become an arts hub of Seattle, with countless artists working in studios and out of their homes. We asked Ballard LAC artists to share more about their practice and what they’ve been up to recently.

Find out the winners of jury’s favorite awards: why these pieces were chosen by our 6-person jury and the stories behind them.

New board president Annah Nelson-Feeney put together a strategic roadmap for LAC’s upcoming years, which was presented at our recent donor event.

Check out the upcoming events happening during our show at Magnuson Park Gallery, “Support artists while they are alive”, plus a recap of the opening reception.

Read the story behind our ‘Big Pond: Living and creating in Seattle’ LAC zine, which features interviews and pieces by 11 local artists.

Represented at Slip Gallery in Belltown, Seattle for ‘you are not alone’ were 36 artists and their 45 total works, plus 9 reproduction prints for sale as merch.

50 arts supporters, artists, and friends gathered at our THRIVE event to check out original art, hear presentations, and enjoy live music.

For the Earth Day occasion we wanted to feature a few of our Collective artists and the work they’ve been doing lately.

Congrats to Tori LaZelle for winning our holiday themed art challenge. Read an interview with her, plus check out the rest of the submissions in this blog post.

Headlines are urging to shop NOW or face the ultimate fear—no holiday gifts! Let me tell you—it’ll be ok; there’s many alternative markets to satisfy your gifting.

We wanted to share with you some of the great moments from our July 17th Pop-Up Market, the Members Show Aug 13-14, and our other summer 2021 activities.

You don’t need a fancy camera and expensive lighting setup to properly capture your pieces: simply willingness to get a little weird and technical.

We “visited” some artists by asking for images of their work and workspace to give more context to their process and how they've been doing since the pandemic.