Third Place Technologies is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization with the mission to foster interdisciplinary collaboration, community, and life-long learning for artists, creative technologists, and civic activists. We provide spaces, events, and new technologies for the creative community at the intersection of art, technology, and civic engagement to create, collaborate, learn, and share their work.

PublicDisplay.ART is a free, quarterly arts publication serving the greater Seattle area’s creative community. Each issue offers an accessible guide for art lovers and curious minds to explore the region’s cultural landscape while providing artists with the recognition they deserve. Rooted in community, the magazine amplifies underrepresented voices and fosters meaningful engagement by celebrating art as a shared experience to be seen, felt, and discovered by everyone.

Src Material is a Seattle-based creative technology nonprofit functioning as a connective and curatorial force linking artists, technologists, thinkers, and institutions. It will be providing organizational support for the hackathon.

4Culture is the public cultural agency for King County, Washington, dedicated to funding, supporting, and advocating for arts, heritage, historic preservation, and public art to boost the region’s quality of life, with a strong focus on racial equity and community access to cultural experiences

The ArtLove Salon is a free space for arts community events established by the Conru Arts Foundation. Their goal is to build beautiful, dedicated spaces for artists and community to connect, pushing back against the isolation of modern life through shared experiences of beauty, truth, and love.

The ArtsFund Community Accelerator Grant Program is a partnership with the Paul G. Allen Family Foundation that provides unrestricted funding to Washington State’s cultural non-profits, especially those serving communities historically lacking access to funding, like BIPOC, LGBTQ+, and rural groups.

Totally Legit is a Seattle-based, interdisciplinary group of artists, technologists, designers, builders, and community organizers who share a passion for collaborative installations at the intersection of art, technology, and design. As the sibling art group of Third Place Technologies, they have long supported Electric Sky in Skykomish and Passable.Art, a collaborative studio and gallery in Seattle. See http://TotallyLegitLLC.com and https://Passable.Art.

Passable is an arts-oriented, collaborative makerspace located in Capitol Hill, Seattle, including studio space, specialized tools and equipment, and an exhibition area. Our mission is to support our members’ capacity to engage in playful collaboration at the intersection of art, technology, and design with access to shared resources and exhibition opportunities. We show our work through monthly exhibitions, with opening parties during the Capitol Hill Art Walk.