Crocodiles as both fierce and caring Seattle, WA – Pre-colonial beliefs in the Philippines regarded the crocodile, or buwaya, as sacred, feared, and revered. Heidi Grace Acuña, in collaboration with Arabella Bautista, brings Buwaya Baby to ARTS at King Street Station this First Thursday, Sept. 3 through Nov. 7. “In… [ Keep reading ]
Join us this First Thursday Artwalk, Sept. 3 at ARTS at King Street Station! Catch the last night of our First Thursdays on King Street Station Plaza summer series with live music by Joe Brazil Legacy and a Mobile Book Fair and Zine Library by Common Area Maintenance. Stop by… [ Keep reading ]
Artists, curators, and community groups should apply Seattle, WA – The Seattle Office of Arts & Culture (OAC) is now accepting applications for 2027 exhibitions in its cultural space and gallery, ARTS at King Street Station. Located on the top floor of the historic train depot that opened in 1906,… [ Keep reading ]
On View Sept. 3 – Nov. 7, 2026 Reception: Sept. 3, 2026, 5-8 PM Step into a portal of protection and ask the buwaya (crocodiles) to guide you and our descendants. This interdisciplinary exhibit features textile and television installations and ceramic sculpture offerings. About the Artist Heidi Grace Acuña (HGA/they/she)… [ Keep reading ]
Join us this September for gallery exhibitions, performances, and more! Read on for more details about the upcoming free programs at ARTS at King Street Station. Check out our summer events calendar for even more programs throughout the city. ARTS at King Street Station is open Wednesday through Saturday, 11… [ Keep reading ]
The Seattle Office of Arts & Culture (OAC) invites individual artists, curators, organizations, and community-based groups to propose exhibitions for our cultural space and gallery, ARTS at King Street Station to take place in 2027. This call is for exhibitions and related programming only. We are not accepting standalone performance-based work through this call. For information and assistance with the application, eligibility, or… [ Keep reading ]
Sound healing practitioners Stephanie Ann Ball and Tory Trujillo share a conversation discussing the origins, inspirations, and evolutions of their sound medicine journeys. Recipients of the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture’s We Still Dream a Future grant, they are offering sound bath experiences at ARTS at King Street Station… [ Keep reading ]
What does the work of Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) look like through the lens of an artist? Local artist and filmmaker Sashko Danylenko has been working on answering this question for the past six months. The result is three short form animation videos showcasing the main areas of work within SPU: Water, Solid Waste, and Drainage and Wastewater. The Office of Arts &… [ Keep reading ]
The brightly colored paper flowers, leaves, and posters that are blooming from the utility poles diagonally across from the South corner of T-Mobile Park (West side of First Ave between Atlantic and Massachusetts) are the work of Hope Corps grant recipient Diana Dvora Falchuk. Her practice moves across mediums to explore… [ Keep reading ]
Black Arts West Returns to the Spotlight Seattle, WA – ARTS at King Street Station opens A Legacy Illuminated: Black Theater in the Pacific Northwest this First Thursday, Aug. 6. Curated by Esther Ervin, this exhibition was created by a generation of actors whose work helped shape Seattle’s theater scene… [ Keep reading ]
