Seattle Restored at Base Camp Studios 2

The Base Camp Studios 2 partnership with Seattle Restored is a key initiative designed to support local artists and creative entrepreneurs to contribute to the revitalization of Downtown Seattle.

By subsidizing 50% of their rent for the first year, Seattle Restored is offering affordable studio space to 15 selected artists, allowing these creatives to grow their careers in a supportive environment. This collaboration is part of a larger effort to reinvigorate Seattle’s urban experience, playing a pivotal role in bringing new life to the city.

Click on each artist’s name to learn more:

• Borte Batbold
• Claudia Villalobos
• Dollhou3e
• Emerald City Dispatch
• Everett M. Lovrien
• Gabriel Zea
• Genea Morrow
• Jorge Cainas
• Kayla Wroblewski
• Kay The Paint Lady
• Nahom Ghirmay
• Natasha Tripathi
• Shadow Girls Cult
• Shari Noble
• Shruti Ghatak

Through access to studio space at the historic Bergman Luggage Building in Belltown, these artists have room to create, connect with new audiences, participate in events such as the Belltown Art Walk, and engage with a vibrant, supportive arts community.

By embedding these artists in the heart of the city, this program will foster creativity, attract visitors, and provide a much-needed boost to the local economy. As these artists grow their profiles and reach new audiences, they will contribute to Seattle’s cultural future, helping to shape a more inclusive, dynamic, and creative city.

The program’s focus on underrepresented communities, including BIPOC and immigrant artists, ensures that the city’s artistic landscape reflects the diversity of its population, further enhancing its impact.