The ARTSTATUS report culminated two years of sector research, data collection, and qualitative interviews. With this report, SEARA will continue to advocate for racially-equitable conditions for BIPOC artists and cultural workers, in areas of governance, funding, and operations.
Attendees joined us for an evening of celebration, including original works created by four artists and writers in response to the report.
Food and refreshments were served.
Illustration by Ata Ojani.
Photos by Rea Saxena.
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible front entrance, elevator and washrooms
- Accessible and centrally-located elevator
- Braille signage available inside and around elevator
- Accessible, single stall, gender neutral, washrooms on every floor
- Double-stall washrooms with accessible showers are located on the basement floor
- Masks and hand-sanitizer available on L1
- Two HEPA air filters running throughout the event
- Baby changing station in washroom on L1
- Services animals are welcome in the building
- Power-operated doors at exterior entry/exit with emergency power supply
- Areas of refuge on each floor
- Service animals are welcome in the building.
Getting Here
- 825 Pacific is located between Howe and Hornby
- Bike storage is available with prior arrangement
- There is no parking at 825 Pacific
- 2 blocks away from southbound buses (#10, 16, 14, 50, 7) that travel over the Granville Street Bridge
- 2 hour parking spots are available on Howe St. south of Pacific Street, and Beach Ave, around Brown Park
- The nearest parking lots are:
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