Arts x Land
A Gathering Place for Intertribal Artists
in the Pacific Northwest
Indigenous Creatives Collective is a gathering place for intertribal artists in the Pacific Northwest, dedicated to art-making, community care, and land stewardship.
Our nonprofit offers radically inclusive and equitable arts opportunities, including an online artist roster, exhibitions, grants, cultural workshops, land restoration activities, and other community-led projects.
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Events, Exhibitions and Opportunities
for and by Indigenous Artists
Cultivate x Curate
Workshops + Culture Nights
At Indigenous Creatives Collective, we offer free workshops, providing a space to get creative and learn new skills in art and professional development. Our Culture Nights are reserved specifically for Indigenous individuals and their families to come together. Each event includes snacks and a light dinner, with all supplies provided at no cost.
Equitable Opportunities + Support through Arts Exhibitions, Professional Development & Grants
At Indigenous Creatives Collective, we are committed to fostering inclusive and equitable opportunities for Indigenous artists. Through outdoor art commissions, grants, curated exhibitions, and special project opportunities, we amplify indigenous voices and stories.
Indigenous Creatives Roster
Join an inclusive roster of Indigenous creatives of all ages and art forms based in the Pacific Northwest. Artists accepted into the roster will be considered for paid art opportunities through Indigenous Creatives Collective, Friends of Waterfront Park, as well as other partner organizations. The goal of this roster is to reduce the application burden on Indigenous artists and uplift visibility for their work regionally and beyond.
Rematriation through Restoration
(47.5148, -122.2696)
The LandTwo acres of undeveloped land in Seattle’s Rainier Beach neighborhood sit tucked away from the road. As you walk along the winding trails, you see native plants bursting through the soil, projects and art being created, and hear the creek in the distance, sounds of trees in the wind, and the birds overhead.
On the property, one gets a sense there is something special here. You hear sounds of sparrows, a gurgling creek and a quiet, undulating presence. Old structures like an outdoor fireplace and a fountain evoke a sense of adventure and the long summer days of childhood. Through the labor and love of our community, songs once lost in the development of the land are returning to this creative green space.
Explore the grounds and learn about our land restoration projects here.
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Our Inclusive Roster of Indigenous Creatives
All Ages + All Art Forms
RosterOur inclusive roster of Indigenous creatives spans all ages and art forms and provides our artists with the tools they need to create, showcase and fund their practices. Learn more about joining below.
To learn more about opportunities for artists, consider joining our roster and exploring our programs.
