Art Blog

It’s time for EcoArts Fusion Spring Camp!

By Communications Team | March 7, 2019

EcoArts Fusion Spring Nature Camp: April 8 thru 12, 9a – 3p CampLong 5200 35th Ave. SW Seattle, WA 98126 Explore the intersection of arts and nature with you ages 7 to 12 at Camp Long, Seattle, only urban campground! Each session is designed to use art to foster deep personal connections to nature and…

Bringing Art, Nature and Neighborhood Under One Roof

By DNDA Staff | December 18, 2018

Can the arts impact our communities like they impact our lives? According to ArtsFund’s Social Impact Study, the answer is YES! Bringing art, nature and neighborhood under one roof, Youngstown Cultural Arts Center was highlighted as one of the 10 case studies. DNDA and Youngstown Cultural Arts Center are in the spotlight! Check it out:…

Call for Artists – Arts in Nature Festival – June 29 & 30, 2019

By Communications Team | November 28, 2018

Call for Artists – Performance and Visual Art Installation  Arts in Nature Festival – June 29 and 30, 2019 “Harmony 2019” About the Festival  The Arts in Nature Festival exists at the nexus of art, nature, and community. This festival offers an eclectic experience of art and performance in the woods of Seattle’s only campground,…

RECAP: Arts in Nature Festival

By Communications Team | September 10, 2018

When Art, Nature and Neighborhood converge, beautiful moments happen. The 19th annual Arts in Nature Festival has come and gone, but not without offering a treasured memory of a weekend-long community celebration in such a unique space in our city. Following the theme of convergence— the act of meeting at a common point– artists and…

ANNOUNCING THE 2018 ARTS IN NATURE FESTIVAL AT CAMP LONG

By Communications Team | June 22, 2018

DNDA proudly presents the 19th Annual Arts in Nature Festival at Camp Long in West Seattle! The 19th Annual Arts in Nature Festival August 25th & 26th at Camp Long will feature art, nature, and neighborhood. The theme for artist presentation is “Convergence”. Artists and audience members are encouraged to engage in active participation with each other, other art disciplines, and with the…

For Charleena: Amplifying Black Womxn’s Voices

By Communications Team | June 6, 2018

In June 2017, Seattle’s Charleena Lyles’ life was taken by the Seattle Police Department. Almost one year later, we are coming together to honor her memory, and speak back to injustice through art, performance, and word. For Charleena: Amplifying Black Womxn’s Voice is a collaboration between DNDA’s Youngstown Cultural Arts Center and visual artist Wynn Adele, whose inspired artwork, For…