…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….
…creative but I’m excited about the work our office is doing. From Art Interruptions our Public Art team has developed on Greenwood and the Waterfront to the Arts and Social…
…to focus on art outside of myself was a growing interest in collecting art and seeing and experiencing art— attending dance performances, plays, films, etc. The deeper I got into the art scene,…
The Seattle Office of Arts & Culture (ARTS) investment in training the next generation of public artists is the Public Art Boot Camp. These selected artists will create culturally relevant…
…where we have new public artworks by Norie Sato, Buster Simpson, Oscar Tuazon and more. In this edition: New Public Artworks Artist Selections New Projects Conservation Spotlight Civic Art Collection…
…Cultural Affairs, through its Art in Public Places Program, will commission 8-12 art works. The pieces, by internationally renowned artists and outstanding Miami-based artists, will be placed in 10 neighborhoods…
The Office of Arts & Culture is pleased to announce Public Art Bootcamp’s 2026 cohort! Public Art Bootcamp is a training and education opportunity intended for artists who are interested in…
…1% for Art Program encompasses the Civic Art Collection (400 permanently sited/integrated artworks and over 4,000 portable artworks); temporary art opportunities, a Waterfront for All art program, artist-in-residence programs, Public…
The Seattle Office of Arts & Culture’s Public Art division is starting 2025 with new projects, newly installed artwork, and ongoing gallery shows and maintenance to the Civic Art Collection….
…Seattle Art Museum 1% for Art funds, Museum Development Authority, Virginia Wright Fund, and Seattle City Light 1% for Art funds. What’s New in Public Art New Public Artwork Net…
