…domestication, and the boundaries between public and private. Rage Wave is part of the Seattle Presents Gallery series Dialogues in Art: Exhibitions on Racial Injustice, a yearlong exploration of artists’…
…not.” You can watch the artist talk about this artwork on Seattle Channel’s video. Monad also has an artwork in the Seattle City Light 1% for Art Portable Works Collection…
…Art to the People Try your hand at a variety of artistic mediums in beautiful downtown settings during drop-in workshops facilitated by Art to the People’s mobile art studio. Vivid…
…Seattle Office of Arts & Culture’s Public Art Boot Camp (2018). She is the owner of K-Love 4 Art, co-founder of both Race & Climate Justice Art Collective and ARTifACTS,…
…to providing equitable support for arts and cultural organizations. The Seattle Presents Gallery features both emerging and established artists and curators and encourages public engagement in arts and cultural experiences…
Weekly Art Hit heads into the ‘90s with Seattle artist Jeffry Mitchell’s Ballard Sculpture Garden from 1995. Mitchell created the two-part artwork consisting of a concrete frieze and a sculpture…
Join in for the second in a series of workshops on public art and the law, coordinated by 4Culture and Washington Lawyers for the Arts. Proprietary Issues in Public Art…
The Office of Arts & Culture (ARTS) in partnership with Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) has commissioned local emerging artists to develop new temporary art installations for four locations in north Seattle. The…
…the shimmer of tide pools, the rhythm of the water, or the small, resilient creatures that make this place so alive. A Conversation with the Artist We spoke artist Glynn…
…arts festival and currently curates exhibitions with ARTXIV, Populus Hotel, RailSpur Studios, Europa and Common Ground, helping revitalize the city’s Pioneer Square neighborhood through public art and cultural programming. This…
