Through this whirlwind experience, which started about two months ago, she said there’s really a demand for artist work spaces.SRC: Read the full article about The Troutdale Art Center from the Outlook at: pamplinmedia.com/go/249200
“Some of them had have spaces before but it didn’t work out, or they wanted something new. Some were working from home and felt isolated, others wanted a community,” she said. “Most people thought, ‘Wow, wouldn’t it be so neat to have other artists here. There’s this synergy here. They wanted to be a part of something.”
Loree Harrell said she hasn’t had an outside studio in 12 years.
“On a personal level, I’m so excited to get back to my very own dedicated creative space that I can just go and set up everything,” Harrell said. “It’s wonderful to have the synergy of having everybody together in that spot. And it’s a fabulous location. The Sandy River is my favorite spot on the planet.”
Brown said she was lucky that the first applicants were amazing artists and people.
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