Seattle's former INS (Immigrations & Naturalization Services) building, built in 1931, is situated just south of Uwajimaya in the International District. Some months ago is re-opened to artists and non-profit organizations as means of helping to develop a loose federation of like-minded folks to come together to support art. On the weekend of October 16 and 17th it celebrated its re-christening, opening it doors to everyone to come and explore the space and artists currently residing therein.