…of lead experience administering projects related to cultural facilities, project management and program development. Also required are experience with arts and cultural organizations, artists and community groups; arts administration; public…
…here. Want to be involved with our arts education work? We’re also looking for an arts education specialist to work with Seattle Public Schools and community partners leading the K-12…
Our weekly round-up of arts and culture news in the Greater Seattle area. Spring Arts Preview 2013: Books Seattle Magazine, Brangien Davis Some of the country’s best writers are reading…
…sponsored by the Seattle Public Library’s South Park Branch. Speakers at the event include artist Horatio Law, Randy Engstrom (our office), Jen Nye (South Park Arts) and Beatriz Pascual-Wallace, a.k.a…
It was such a pleasure to have the Seattle Symphony Orchestra at City Hall last week. Here are a couple photos from that event. Assistant Conductor Stilian Kirov lead the…
Our weekly round-up of arts and culture news in the Greater Seattle area. PONCHO closing its doors, becoming a fund within Seattle Foundation Puget Sound Business Journal, Valerie Bauman ArtsFund…
…Andy Fife start talking about Seattle arts and culture you can almost feel the air around them vibrate. Artists in the Northwest are “like a natural resource,” enthuses Engstrom. Fife…
…Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs interim director Randy Engstrom welcomes the crowd. Mayor McGinn accepts the “Top 12 ArtPlace” award from Carol Coletta, director of ArtPlace Velocity…
Save the date! ARTISTS UP—a collaborative effort of our office, 4Culture and Artist Trust to increase opportunities for and to better serve all artists in Seattle, King County and Washington…
…currently being exhibited as part of Atmospheric Weather, a two-part exhibition at the Seattle Municipal Tower showing the newest additions to Seattle Public Utilities’ collection. The first exhibition runs through…
