It's nothing to do with Indian culture (not even sure where that came from), but everything to do with art on the margins. Semi rundown cheap post industrial space for people doing crazy shit just doesn't happen in a dense area that's become popular.
Cirque de flambe does not interact well with office buildings. The Fremont mostly free movies required an open parking lot, not a developed block.
That all moved to Sodo, and then Marginal Way area, and then I don't know. Maybe it died out. Maybe it moved on. I did.
Sure it is. What Indians find interesting and full of character is different than the artsy stuff / people doing crazy shit that you find interesting and full of character.
I'd love to see an infusion of Indian culture into the Fremont art scene.
I haven't, though, because artists were displaced by engineers. This has nothing to do with Indian culture; it has everything to do with STEM steamrolling the arts scene.
