CALL SUMMARY

Skanska and Shunpike are offering a space at 2+U for artists to take up space and work on their craft, which has been difficult to accomplish when stuck at home with neighbors.

"Since the pandemic, I have only been able to dance in my living room apartment. As someone who is 6'1" and lives on the third floor, I was so thrilled to have been blessed with an opportunity to move freely and actually fall on a studio floor. I am grateful for the opportunity provided at 2+U."

- Randy Ford, Dancer, and participant in the Studio at 2+U pilot program

ABOUT 2+U

2+U is a 38-story high skyscraper office building located in Seattle’s Central Business District. It occupies most of the city block bounded by First and Second Avenue with spectacular views to the south, east, and west. At 2+U, you’re steps away from local restaurants, Pioneer Square, The Waterfront, and entertainment that makes Seattle unique, paired with 2+U’s Urban Village, 2+U is the best the city has to offer. Found below the lifted office tower, the Urban Village is Seattle’s newest outdoor, open-air, pedestrian-friendly neighborhood experience with flexible indoor/outdoor retail and events that celebrate the surrounding arts and creative community. The Studio is a dedicated space within the Urban Village for the local arts community to practice, perform, and exhibit their work. 


The Studio is 1100 square feet, has hardwood floors, a single restroom, and Blue-tooth enabled sound system 


The Studio is 1100 square feet with a maximum capacity of 49 people, has hardwood floors, a single restroom, and a Bluetooth-enabled sound system.

THE OPPORTUNITY

Selected musical and movement artists and groups will have the opportunity to use The Studio for one day a week for up to three months, free of charge. It is a space for artists to create, practice, gather, and reflect. Upon the completion of their time in the Studio, artists will be eligible to apply again in six months' time. 

If you have any questions please contact Shunpike Program Manager Hanako O'Leary at hanako@shunpike.org .




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