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Seeking project manager for public art team

06/28/11 by Tamara Childress We’re seeking a senior project manager to join our public art team to plan, develop, coordinate and oversee major public art pro...

Seeking project manager for public art team

06/28/11 by Tamara Childress

People work on collages outdoors at a table filled with textile scraps.

C-ID Night Market Returns to Celebrate Art, Culture & Community

09/25/25 by Art Beat Seattle’s beloved C-ID Night Market is back this Saturday, September 27, from 1:00 – 9:00 p.m. for another day (and night) of ...

C-ID Night Market Returns to Celebrate Art, Cultur...

09/25/25 by Art Beat

People sit in a classroom with long tables.

The Creative Advantage Institute returns to Seattle Art Museum this Fall

09/18/25 by Art Beat The Creative Advantage Institute is back at the Seattle Art Museum Saturday, Sept. 27. This day of professional learning in and th...

The Creative Advantage Institute returns to Seattl...

09/18/25 by Art Beat

Six figures in white dance on an outdoor stage.

Get Funded: 2025 Arts in Parks Grant Now Open

09/16/25 by dubinsn Since 2016, Seattle’s Office of Arts & Culture (OAC) has partnered with Seattle’s Parks and Recreation (SPR) to ...

Get Funded: 2025 Arts in Parks Grant Now Open

09/16/25 by dubinsn

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

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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