Two public art projects of the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture (ARTS) received national recognition from Americans for the Arts Public Art Network’s 2016 Year in Review. Year in…
…called I Heart Rummage from 2001-03. Additionally, Trout has created a number of artworks on commission and through public art grants. He has previously partnered with the Office of Arts…
…visibility for this work, and additional communications and event materials. Arts Activations Building on successful temporary public art activation projects such as All Rise with Seattle City Light, Art Interruptions…
…artists interested in moving into the field. His temporary public art installation Here Before Me was a part of Art Interruptions 2021 in Lake City. Here Before Me represents the…
…and Art Interruptions, a new temporary art program) named in Americans for the Arts’ 2013 Year in Review, the only national program recognizing projects of excellence in public art. 2….
…to come. In this edition: Art on the Waterfront Conservation Spotlight What’s New in Public Art Civic Art Collection City Gallery Highlights Art on the Waterfront Unfurling a Gesture (The…
…sustain my art practice, be inspired by and learn from other artists, and build community. In 2010, I became a certificated art teacher. Since then, I’ve taught art at…
…of a new walkway connecting the waterfront with Seattle’s famous Pike Place Market. The public artwork component is significant. Of course, public art investments are tricky, in part because art…
…quite mainstream. (Image: NW Film Forum) The Seattle Times ArtsFund grants more than $2.5 million to Northwest nonprofits Lynn Jacobson, July 8, 2013 Seattle’s ArtsFund, an organization dedicated to “supporting…
…green (summit). Designed by the artists and implemented by the general contractor as part of project construction, the artwork enlivens streetscape structures. Central Waterfront 1% for Art and construction funds….
