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The City of SeaTac presents an annual Fine Art Exhibit to show quality artwork of regional fine artists. The Fine Art Exhibit takes place each Fall.

Each Spring the City of SeaTac presents a Photography Exhibit to highlight the talents of regional photographers.

The City purchases pieces from these exhibits for its permanent collection.

For more information on both of these exhibits or to be added to our artist or photographer mailing list please call 206.973.4680.

Samples from the City's Fine Art/Photo Collection

Title: Little Tug That Could (Photo)
Photographer: Roy Burnett
Purchased 2006

Title: Warlords
Artist: Joan Treat
Purchased: 2006

Gathering Place

Location: Entrance to North SeaTac Park Community Center, 13735 24th Avenue South, SeaTac.

Artist: Ray Jensen

Gathering Place is designed to look like a one room school house complete with an old fashioned desk. The bell was the actual bell used in the original Riverton Heights Elementary School.

Metro Bus Shelters

Located in four locations on International Boulevard between S. 188th St. and S. 176th St.

Photogenesis

© Brian Goggin, 1999

Location: Gateway to North SeaTac Park at the corner of S. 128th St. & 20th Ave. S.

Goggin’s sculpture presents an uplifting landmark for the inevitability of change. His three antique Lampposts grow beside the entry, creating a gateway marker into North SeaTac Park. The Lampposts have wintry forged steel branches sprouting from the "trunk": technology disguised as organic growth. "Night-flower" globes glow on top of the Lamppost trees, pulsing at different rates and in multiple colors. The sculpture’s home is on the border of a multicultural suburban neighborhood and an unfolding park development, which was once virgin forest. The village green, formerly blanketed with family housing, is in a state of transition, like the sculpture itself.

Photogenesis was produced in partnership with the King County Public Art Program and the City of SeaTac, with assistance from the SeaTac Parks, Arts and Recreation Advisory Committee. Goggin was selected through a nationally advertised open competition, by a panel comprised of visual artists and community advisors.

Working with Nature

Location: SeaTac Maintenance Facility, 2000 S. 136th St., SeaTac.

Artist: Michelle VanSlyke, Sculpture
Year of Purchase: 2004