Welcome to Seattle Center

Choose a language
Date
Wednesday, November 06, 2024
Time
All Day
Place
Grounds/Public Space
Cost
Free Event

Seattle Center is pleased to collaborate with Seattle Office of Arts & Culture to bring Seattle Center Sculpture Walk to campus as part of our Temporary Art Program. Yearly funding is provided by Seattle Center 1% for Arts Funds, Climate Pledge Arena and Seattle Kraken. Enjoy Seattle Center Sculpture Walk on our grounds, mid-August through January 2025. These three artists were selected through a competitive process to receive commissions at Seattle Center.

Title: Jack the Giant
Artist: June Sekiguchi
Location: kiosk by Mural Amphitheatre

Based on the children's game of jacks, this sculpture uses intersecting planes for structural form and is the largest iteration of the sculpture the artist has produced. The nostalgic incarnation of a super-sized jack located at Seattle Center is an appropriate setting as it is the epicenter of festivals, culture and play.
More info on artist. 

Title: Crybaby
Artist: Nichole Rathburn
Location: Artists at Play Plaza

Scale, material and color turn a crying face into something more reminiscent of a carnival sign, reminding me of the precarious relationship between comedy and tragedy. Crybaby feels like a ludicrous representation of my (and maybe your?) insides.
More info on artist. 

Title: What the F*** Just Happened
Artist: Gerardo Pena
Location: Fisher Pavilion eastside tower

Note: this installation will be on hiatus November 3 thru December 29, 2024.

A visual representation of the chaotic period that was the Covid-19 pandemic lockdown and the lingering affects that have prevailed the years after, and in some ways, forever altered our way of life.
More info on artist.

More Information

Same Day Events Showing Events on November 06, 2024

7:00 p.m.

Sabrina Carpenter: Short n Sweet Tour

Admission Fee
Sabrina Carpenter visits Seattle for the Short n' Sweet Tour.
7:30 p.m.

Love’s Labor’s Lost

Admission Fee
Ever fallen in love when you really didn’t want to?
7:30 p.m.

Primary Trust

Admission Fee
Kenneth has lived his entire life in the same small town. Every day he works at the bookstore, then shares happy hour Mai Tais with his best friend. And so what if his best friend is imaginary?

Campus Sponsors