Author: Claudia Alick

Pacific Northwest Arts Group to Launch a “Netflix” for Local Performances

A new platform called Northwest Arts Streaming Hub (NASH) hopes to throw a life preserver to drowning Pacific Northwest artists and organizations by creating a central digital space where they can rebroadcast old work or stream live performances of new stuff for audiences.
Like a Netflix for local art, NASH plans to aggregate content from a bunch of PNW venues and performers through different channels on its website, which will “soft launch…as early as the end of next week,” according to Lily Raabe of the arts consulting firm Scandiuzzi Krebs, who helped organize the artists.

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Chronic Stress Brain

March 26 This is a gentle reminder to have realistic expectations for yourself.  Some have shared stories of Shakespeare writing plays during the plague. First

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Racism is a Virus

March 19–  #racismisavirus Make this trend. Take photo with the hashtag. “Hello Friends, I was inspired recently by pictures of Asians and Asian Americans standing

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Transmedia Support

March 16 “Yesterday we held a barebones transmedia town hall with around 25 people in Tricklock’s Theater space in The Box and 30-40 online. (Loved

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