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The raid shattered Wilder’s belief that its location and politics could isolate the town from raids
Chris Gross said Wilder relies on Hispanic labor
A concentration of wealth can mean a prospective art buyer is around the corner a museum down the block can provide inspiration and a nearby art supply store can hold the resources needed to make the work
Change in San Francisco was mostly coming from older artists who wanted to help their younger counterparts
Many donor-artists are low-income themselves
Low mortgage payments gave them a sense of security that allowed them to take vital creative risks
The moment has felt even more urgent as the city loses its private art schools
In January the California College of the Arts announced that it was closing
Donor-artists have not stopped working
The only reason they could stay in the Bay Area was housing security and they want that for future generations too
The model the nonprofit was establishing in San Francisco was being replicated in cities like Denver Minneapolis Tacoma Wash and Austin Texas
Studies show the arts meaningfully contribute to tax revenue and provide employment to hundreds of thousands of workers in cities like Los Angeles New York and San Francisco
The building was in the middle of a renovation and retained touches from when Zendesk and other firms occupied it
Nonprofit organizations helping artists acquire properties through land trusts or below-market deals have plans to expand nationwide
The trust announced KALW a public radio station will occupy the top two floors of the Market Street building
Between 2022 and 2023 the cultural sector in the United States grew at more than twice the rate of the total economy
The trust extended its work to property and asset management for affordable artist housing in Colorado
The trust made deals on other properties in the neighborhood for an art gallery and a performance space
Illegality repressed the functioning of the commercial market
In 1982 New York State enacted its Loft Law providing rent stabilization and guidelines for landlords