…More than half of the proposals were created by seven contributing artists who bring joint expertise in ecological and community-centered public art strategies. Contributing artists include Vaughn Bell, Laura Da’,…
…summer of 2022! Artists were selected by a panel of artists, community members, and city staff. Art Interruptions is an ongoing program funded by the SDOT 1% for Arts Fund….
…projects related to public art, including one year of lead experience, is required. Knowledge of contemporary art theory and history, artistic media and arts program administration is also required. Applications…
…the COVID-19 pandemic for Essentially Seattle, (originally commissioned by ARTS) along with her other work. About Essentially Seattle: Essentially Seattle is a Public Art Project featuring 25 artists who document…
…history of place, and community engagement. As part of the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture’s program FLOW: Art Along the Ship Canal, Angie’s public art piece, Water Songs, is…
A public art exhibition from the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture (ARTS) received national recognition from Americans for the Arts Public Art Network’s 2017 Year in Review. Year in…
…a few of the many artists that inspire me personally in my practice. Artemisia Gentileschi Judith Slaying Holofernes, c. 1620 Artemisia Gentileschi, an Italian early Baroque artist, was one of…
…is no stranger to temporary art installations, as he displayed Sound Showers for 2014’s Art Interruptions, and Sounds Squared at ARTSparks, an art activation project in Occidental Park, in 2013….
…Program encompasses the Civic Art Collection (400 permanently sited/integrated artworks and over 4,000 portable artworks); temporary art opportunities, artist-in-residence programs, Public Art Plans for Capital Departments. In addition, the program…
…shared public spaces. In 2012, the public art program commissioned Nicole Kistler to be Artist-in-Residence for Urban Agriculture, to investigate and propose ways in which art can reinforce the activities…
