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Scott Trimble selected for Seattle City Light service center commission

…in working with materials and processes to create artwork that is accessible, interactive and presents a narrative. Trimble has a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Spatial Arts from San Jose…

Closing the arts access gap in the Central District

…initiative in the Central region, the arts access gap was closed. What does that mean? In 2011, we conducted a needs assessment around the state of arts education in Seattle…

Totem Star offers online music programs to youth in response to COVID-19

…young artists looking for studio time, mentorship, and most importantly, family. “It’s a real thriving and beautiful community”, youth artist Mirabai Kukathas explains. “Once all this [COVID] started, it was…

Dive in to “My Swimming Pool” in the Seattle Presents Gallery

…Downtown core. Here the city will present a variety of immersive installations, curated exhibitions pulled from the City’s Portable Works Collection, resident artists, and original artworks. Painting by Juan Alonso-Rodriguez….

Bias Hurts, Anti Bias Resources

…immigrants and refugees in our city. Our community members have reported property damage, vandalism, physical and verbal threats, and other forms of hate. These hateful acts drive us apart when…

Seattle’s Office of Arts & Culture launches Spacefinder Seattle website

On February 12, 2015 the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture will officially launch Spacefinder Seattle, a new website designed to connect artists and artspaces. Spacefinder Seattle is a database…

Vivian Phillips is new Seattle Arts Commission chair

…supports the office of Arts & Culture’s mission to activate and sustain Seattle through arts and culture. Commission members include artists, arts professionals and other citizens with diverse backgrounds and…

Essential Workers Appreciation Day

For those who are always on the front lines. Light Fall Nobody thanks the Stars until…

Racial Equity Learning Cohort – Turning Commitment into Action

…live and work and visit the City. But currently, because of the structural racism that exists, arts leaders, artists and arts and cultural organizations aren’t even aware of how we’re…

The Listening Loop

…could be easily avoided. Recently I had the pleasure of hosting Shitstorm 2014, an open-to-the-public but under-a-cone-of-silence conversation with artists and arts professionals designed to facilitate a freeform open flow…