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Salmon Creek Farms

Location
Albion, CA
Grant Cycle
Spring 2026
Amount
$80,000
Type of Grant
Multi-year Program Support
Website
salmoncreekfarm-commune.org ↗
Morning movement on the Dance Deck, Summer 2025 session of Schools of Salmon Creek. Photo by Fritz Haeg.
Closing public event for Fall 2025 session of Schools of Salmon Creek with installations and performances at Big River Beach in Mendocino. Photo by Fritz Haeg.
Misa Chhan performing with plant dyed silk sculpture at Salmon Creek Farm. Assisted by Anaïs Cooper-Hackman. Photo by Matthew Morrocco.
Rino Kodama, Wild clay foraging and hand-building workshop lead by Schools of Salmon Creek, Summer 2025. Photo by Fritz Haeg.
Sebastian Loo, Tea ceremony at Carpenter Cabin lead by Schools of Salmon Creek, Summer 2025. Photo by Fritz Haeg.

Salmon Creek Arts is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization offering year round programs at Salmon Creek Farm, a sanctuary of precious riparian and coast redwood habitat on Central Pomo land established as a counterculture commune in 1971, now a long term living art project shaped by many hands.

Salmon Creek Arts cultivates expanding communities of artists, each coming with an intention and something to offer, learning from each other and the land. It aims to continually expand the views and voices informing the place and broaden the range of folks coming to the land. Lowering barriers wherever possible to those who feel drawn to visit. As a queer owned and run space it has a special sense of sanctuary for those who often don’t feel safe or welcome in rural spaces especially BIPOC and queer folks.

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The Andy Warhol Foundation Arts Writers Grant is launched as part of an arts writing initiative designed to support independent, progressive arts publications and individual arts writers.

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