COMMON GROUND
The Common Ground of the Arts a six year old non-profit artists commune (supporting itself from the money it collects from members for studio rent and a small grant from the National Foundation of the Arts, plus a few private donations) has recently moved to a new building in the inner-city area (4229 Cass, a few blocks south of the Wayne U. campus).
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COMMON GROUND
The Common Ground of the Arts a six year old non-profit artists commune (supporting itself from the money it collects from members for studio rent and a small grant from the National Foundation of the Arts, plus a few private donations) has recently moved to a new building in the inner-city area (4229 Cass, a few blocks south of the Wayne U. campus). Though CGA is made up mostly of sculptures, and a few painters and graphic artists, who make use sections of the 15,000 sq. ft. building for studio space, they have conducted several art classes in the inner-city area and last spring staged a successful happenish open house.
Now, with more space and a more accessible location than either of the two building CGA previously occupied, they want to expand the format to include performing theatre and as many other creative areas as possible, becoming, more or less, a multi-media community center.
To do this they’ll need both physical and financial support from the outside. If you can offer either (monetary donations are Tax Deductable) drop by any Saturday or Sunday from 1:00 to 6:00 p.m. The entrance is on the parking lot. side.
