…years. Now, this exhibition comes to ARTS King Street Station to raise awareness about accessibility for blind and low-vision individuals in the arts, while bridging the gap between visual and tactile art…
…a lasting remembrance of a generous and respected artist. Images: A Salish Welcome, 2010 (Seattle Public Utilities 1% for Art) and Midnight Rider, 2006 (Seattle City Light 1% for Art)…
Creature Feature: Animal Art April 6 – June 29, 2018 Seattle Municipal Tower Gallery, 3rd Floor How long have artists been making art about animals? Over 40,000 years! Detail of…
…on Tuesday, September 24: learn more about the art plan, meet the artists, and how cultural place making will play a significant role in the design of the planned development…
…the Seattle Art Museum has provided free professional learning opportunities for teachers, teaching artists and community organizations. With a primary focus always on equity, the goals of these trainings are…
…Act of 1987 A cultural institution, Jazz gave African American artists a platform to communicate their worldviews. Art as part of cultural identities of all human beings, is especially important…
…arts service organizations with a minimum three-year history of providing accessible programming for Seattle residents and visitors. To create a more equitable, vibrant, and relevant arts sector, ARTS prioritizes support…
The Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs and Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) are seeking a senior project manager to coordinate arts activities and implement public art projects for the…
…the Magnolia library’s renovation in 2007 to 2008. The Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs manages the library’s public art program and the artwork is part of the city’s permanent…
The Cost of Being an Artist “Artist and musician David Byrne recently wrote that the cultural life of New York City had been “usurped by the top 1 percent,” implying…
