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What are your priorities for Seattle?

07/28/11 by Tamara Childress Artists and arts supporters: here’s your chance to weigh in on how the arts add to our quality of life in Seattle. Please take...

What are your priorities for Seattle?

07/28/11 by Tamara Childress

a group of teens and their teacher with a Buddha statue

Artist Highlight: A conversation with Janet Nechama Miller

09/10/25 by artbeat We spoke with teaching artist and 2025 Fresh Perspectives lead artist, Janet Nechama Miller, about their background and insights o...

Artist Highlight: A conversation with Janet Necham...

09/10/25 by artbeat

Several people admire a clacker fan that reads

Downtown is Vibrant: 2025 So Far

09/09/25 by Art Beat For the second year of Mayor Bruce Harrell’s Downtown Activation Plan (DAP), the Office of Arts & Culture has worked to...

Downtown is Vibrant: 2025 So Far

09/09/25 by Art Beat

Three tall wooden carvings with circular heads and heavy black eyebrows. They're slightly differing heights and have simple colored patterns on their chests: diagonal lines, chevrons, and a dot.

“Family” on the Waterfront: Honoring Coast Salish Heritage Through Art

09/05/25 by Art Beat Three commanding new figures now stand in a planter on Waterfront Park’s promenade, near Pier 58, gazing across Elliott Bay towa...

“Family” on the Waterfront: Honoring C...

09/05/25 by Art Beat

The Guests from above and behind shows the back of their heads, fabric colors, and armatures that they hang from. The space has fencing, brick walls, and the underside of Overlook Walk.

Puppets in Motion: Ann Hamilton’s “Guests” Under Overlook Walk

08/28/25 by Art Beat When Ann Hamilton presented the design for her project, Guests, she described the artwork as a “congregation of figures, of undu...

Puppets in Motion: Ann Hamilton’s “Gue...

08/28/25 by Art Beat

A diverse group of twelve people poses in front of four vertical paper cut-out artworks displayed in a gallery. They are smiling and making playful gestures, standing on a polished concrete floor in a well-lit space.

Youth Curators Take the Lead: Inside the 2025 Fresh Perspectives Program

08/27/25 by Art Beat This summer, ten young artists became curators, collaborators, and storytellers through our 2025 Fresh Perspectives Program. Coord...

Youth Curators Take the Lead: Inside the 2025 Fres...

08/27/25 by Art Beat

Photo of the Fremont Bridge by Joe Mabel.

Big News from the Bridges: Meet the 2025 Bridge Artists in Residence!

08/05/25 by artbeat The Seattle Office of Arts & Culture (ARTS), in partnership with the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT), is thrilled ...

Big News from the Bridges: Meet the 2025 Bridge Ar...

08/05/25 by artbeat