James and Janie Washington Cultural Center
Seattle-based James & Janie Washington Cultural Center, preserving and promoting art legacy.
Founded
1997Seattle-based James & Janie Washington Cultural Center, preserving and promoting art legacy.
The James and Janie Washington Cultural Center, located in Seattle's Central District, is dedicated to preserving and promoting the artistic legacy of James W. Washington Jr. and his wife Janie. Established in their former home and studio, a craftsman bungalow at 26th Avenue, the center aims to honor Washington's contributions as an artist and renaissance man. The City of Seattle has designated the property as a historic landmark, recognizing its cultural significance.
James W. Washington Jr., born in Gloster, Mississippi, moved to Seattle with his wife Janie during World War II to work in the shipyards. Recognized as a genius and renaissance man, Washington developed a wide-ranging artistic practice. The cultural center now serves as a testament to his artistic achievements and cultural impact, offering a space for the community to engage with and learn from his enduring legacy.
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James and Janie Washington Cultural Center was founded in 1997.
James and Janie Washington Cultural Center's headquarters is located in Seattle, WA, US.
James and Janie Washington Cultural Center's most recent funding round was for $25k (USD) in April 2023.
As of Apr 4, 2023, James and Janie Washington Cultural Center has raised a total of $25k (USD).
James and Janie Washington Cultural Center has 50 employees as of Feb 4, 2024.
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