CymaSpace Lab Program

A Creative Hub for All.

A Creative Hub For All.

The CymaSpace Lab Program integrates a Workshop, Education Program and Support Services within our new 800 sq. ft studio. We facilitate accessibility at the intersection of technology, art and social movements. We have all of the tools in the creative shed to assist you and drive your passion. CYMASPACE Lab provides multimedia workstations, community meeting areas, event production & rehearsal facilities, audio-visual tools, and live captioning technology.

A Maker space for Deaf & Disabled Creatives

Pop in our studio and you will never find the lab void of signers. Cymaspace is a place for all to work on anything big or small, we all come from different places and interests. We have the technology to welcome everyone, no matter the skill level, we all cherish your ability to communicate with us. What could we make next? Are you the next Sean Forbes? We want you to engage with your audience with all of your senses. 

Join the CymaSpace Lab Program today!

Access to Equipment & Tools

In our lab you have access to gadgets and gizmos aplenty, rentals are welcome too, for you and your project. No project is too small. We hope to have everything you need!

 

Artists’ Gizmo Gadgets

Media Tools

  • 3D Printing
  • Wiring/Soldering
  • LED Displays
  • Carpentry
  • Studio
  • Repairing
  • Lights
  • Music Composing
  • Sound Lab/Studio
  • Video Production
  • Choreography
  • Captioning Hardware
  • Programming Services
  • Film & Photography

Year round support for your creative projects

CYMASPACE Lab members (PATRONS) have access to these resources year-round in tandem with support and mentorship from CymaSpace volunteer staff. 

The Lab is the result of the DHH community and its allies efforts to produce events, educate the public, provide social support, and invent new and exciting ways to “see sound.” Since 2013, the CymaSpace Lab has been a central hub of innovation as the Deaf and Maker community partners to create immersive art projects. Deaf people are mentored and taught marketable skills by our staff. Committed volunteers come together to make large events happen, igniting Deaf cultural pride in the Northwest. When the community is involved and encouraged, lives are transformed.

Lab Program Development is possible thanks to support from Regional Arts & Culture Council.

CymaSpace Lab Program

A Creative Hub for All.

What is CymaSpace?

  • Accessibility & Inclusion

    CymaSpace is a leading advocate for accessibility and inclusion within performing arts, cultural events, and media broadcasting for DHH people. We are constantly striving to find new ways to ensure our venue and events are inclusive, especially to DHH  communities.

  • Technology & Arts Incubator

    We provide incubator services for new fledgling organizations and communities that are exploring emerging concepts in combining technology and the arts.

  • Education & Outreach

    We provide educational opportunities for artists, the general public and other performance venues interested in incorporating our unique, cymatic concepts into their work.

  • Cymatic Study

    CymaSpace is an epicenter for Cymatic study and we are committed to raising awareness of and promoting the benefits of Cymatics (the science and study of sound made visible).