February 2017 through May 2018 SEATTLE, (Jan. 23, 2017) — The Office of Arts & Culture (ARTS) and Seattle Center (SC) have commissioned five artists to develop temporary artworks for…
…experience with visual art.” Today the city’s public art collection includes nearly 380 permanently sited indoor and outdoor artworks and 2,800 portable artworks in all media. The program integrates artworks…
…invested in emerging artists by providing training and commissioning seven artists to create site specific temporary artwork for the campus. The 2016 Poetry Garden Art Series is a continuation of…
…grant, smART Ventures, supported individual artists and art organizations to bring visual and performance art to Downtown: Kalina Winska’s Natural Households is a community-engaged art installation and workshop series that…
By artist Che Sehyun The Seattle Asian Art Museum is set to re-open February 2020 after closing for a $55 million renovation and remodel. The reimagined and reinvisioned Asian Art…
…artwork and journey of refugee artists now living in Washington. ARTvocacy: Refugee Art Exhibit at Seattle Center’s Art/Not Terminal Gallery hopes to help refugee artists increase their visibility in Seattle’s…
…stormwater-related pollution in Seattle’s waterways. Bell created a two-part art master plan that guides 1% for art investments for SPU’s drainage and wastewater work. Book 1, The Vision for Public…
Part of a series of blog posts with our partner Seattle City Light exploring the Seattle City Light Public Art Plan created by Artist-in-Residence, Kate Clark. In 2021, we selected…
…Brain Injury Art Show welcomes artists from across the state of Washington who have experienced Brain Injury. The show is to be displayed at the Seattle Art Museum. Gabriela Garza…
Public Art Boot Camp, the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture’s award-winning program, is the subject of the publication Capacity Building for Racial Equity in Public Art (pdf). ARTS’ Public…
