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A Farewell from TPR Founder Jess Van Nostrand

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2016/10/10

Jess Van Nostrand and Lucy in The Project RoomThe Project Room began in 2011 as an experiment in the arts, offering a

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Podcast Episode 21

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2016/01/11

Displacement: Visual Artist Veit Stratmann Paris-based artist Veit Stratmann, who presented the work title L'Aquila at The Project Room in 2012, has made a practice of researching and writing about places of massive upheaval and its impact on the people who have lived there. After the recent terrorist attacks in Paris which took place near his home, we had a conversation about the connections between this event and his work, and what motivates him to be an artist, especially during difficult

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Podcast Episode 20

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2015/12/02

Learning Outside The Classroom: Electronic Artist Michna Adrian Michna shares his perspective on what makes a good song, how college transformed his musical style, and advice for young musicians.

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Podcast Episode 19:

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2015/11/05

The New Art Marketplace: Digital Artist Kevin McCoy In this interview, we visit with Kevin McCoy during the launch of his first company, an online platform for the buying and selling of digital artwork. Monegraph, as this company is called, could change everything about how we value artwork and how artists get paid for the work they make.

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Podcast Episode 18:

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2015/10/06

In 1978, Gilbert Baker, a drag queen and community activist in San Francisco, responded to his friend Harvey Milk's assertion that the gay rights movement needed a new symbol. The pink triangle had been in use but was connected to the atrocities of the Holocaust, and the movement needed something uplifting to replace it. Using his creativity, his sewing skills, many many volunteers and even more fabric dye, Baker designed and produced the Rainbow Flag- or Gay Pride Flag- that we know today.

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Lit Crawl is Back!

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2015/10/05

It's a Bitch to RememberOctober 22, 6-6:45pmFor the third consecutive year, TPR is pleased to be a stop along the route for Lit Crawl Seattle. This year,writers Steven Barker, Jason Schmidt and Allison Ellis tackle The Project Room's current Big Question "How Are We Remembered?" with a series of stories about memory.About the Presenters:

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Podcast Episode 17

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2015/09/03

This month's podcast is a conversation with Seattle-based artist Ellie Dicola. As part of Seattle Storefronts, a program that places artist projects in vacant storefront spaces, Ellie created the installation Was Here. As a corporeal monument to places that are gone, Was Here is a documentation of local businesses and organizations that have disappeared over the last handful of years. Ellie refers to her project as a map of experiences, and in our discussion of evolution and change, we explore what

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9 OUNCES: A ONE-WOMAN SHOW by Anastacia Tolbert

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2015/08/25

Photos by Katie Miller for The Project Room RESERVE TICKETS HERE:Since October 2014,The Project Roomhas been following

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Podcast Episode 16

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2015/08/05

For this month's podcast, TPR Editor Tessa Hulls sat down with Sarah Smith and Micah Stanovsky of Sawhorse Revolution, a Seattle nonprofit that teaches carpentry skills to high school youth. With an emphasis on projects that serve their local communities, Sawhorse has constructed everything from tree houses to garden beds. Recently, they've been garnering national attention for their project The Impossible City, a partnership with the Nickelsville homeless community in Seattle, in which students are

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Podcast Episode 15

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2015/07/01

TPR is proud to share our first ever online sound piece, created by New York-based Daniel Neumann in response to our interview with him in his studio. The conversation addresses the idea of monument through Daniel's use of found objects and personal history- have a listen!

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Rollergate 2015

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2015/07/01

July 31, 8:30pm to 11:30pmSouthgate Roller Rink, SeattleJoin us for Rollergate 2015, an evening of skating, music, and art. A portion of ticket proceeds will support The

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Podcast Episode 14

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2015/06/03

Getting Good: Interdisciplinary Artist Tameka Norris Artist Tameka Norris dives into issues of intellectual property, authorship, appropriation and her relationship to art history as she discusses the vulnerabilities encountered while building a legacy in our digital era.

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9 OUNCES: A ONE-WOMAN SHOW

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2015/05/19

Join us for the premiere performances of 9 OUNCES, A One-Woman Show VIP DEBUTS: July 30 & September 10. Drinks @6:30pm. performance @7pmFREE Public PERFORMANCES: July 31 & Aug 1, Sept 11& 12@ 7pm Alice

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Podcast Episode 13

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2015/05/13

This month, Director of the Project Room, Tia Kramer sat down with Seattle-based poet and artist Natasha Marin. Their discussion moved from her various works in poetry, performance, and visual art, to her upbringing in Canada and how the country's politics influences her work.

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A Toast to 9 OunceS: An Anastacia Tolbert Fundraiser!

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2015/04/23

Thursday, May 14th, 7-8:30pm @ 10 degreesA Toast to 9 Ounces is a

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Save the Date: 9 Ounces

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2015/04/22

Tickets Available 5/14/15 @ Stranger Tickets

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GIVEBIG! Tuesday, May 5th

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2015/04/15

On May 5 from midnight to midnight, you can make a one-time online donation to TPR as part of the 24-hour fundraising marathon known as giveBIG! In return TPR will treat you with a super fly TPR hat, lots of love, continued amazing programing and eternal gratitude. Support TPR and learn more about the big day...

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Breathing the Water: Short Films about Denise Levertov

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2015/04/14

Monday May 4th, 6-7pm at The Project Room

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Legacy Assignment Series 2:

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2015/04/14

If a Handful of Matches is Thrown to the Floor: Exploring the parallels between the scientific method and divination with Artist Sierra Nelson. MondAY, April 27, 7-8pm at The

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Podcast Episode 12

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2015/04/01

Monuments, Durian, & Portable Toilets: Artist Jenifer Wofford Visual artist and educator Jenifer Wofford met with TPR editor, Tessa Hulls, in San Francisco to discuss the themes of monument and memory and their presence in Jenifer's diverse body of work.

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