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New Public Art at Pier 50: Taylor Cameron’s Tidepool Pathways
Every day, thousands of people move through Pier 50 on Seattle’s waterfront, crossing between city and Sound. For most, it is a point of departure and arrival. For Snoqualmie artist Taylor Cameron, it is also a place shaped by tides, marine life, and the enduring relationship between people and water.
Continue Reading ›Clare Johnson’s Post-it Notes: The Enduring Magic of the Disposable
Clare Johnson loves Post-it notes. “I think a lot of people love Post-its. They’re a beloved common object,” she says. Fascinated by their dichotomous and sometimes contradictory purpose—they’re meant to preserve urgent information and important ideas, yet they’re disposable and almost always end up in the trash—Johnson has been subverting their use for decades.
Continue Reading ›Doors Open Culture and Communities Study: Resident Perspectives on Access and Participation in King County
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Continue Reading ›Clare Johnson’s Post-it Notes: The Enduring Magic of the Disposable
Clare Johnson loves Post-it notes. “I think a lot of people love Post-its. They’re a beloved common object,” she says. Fascinated by their dichotomous and sometimes contradictory purpose—they’re meant to preserve urgent information and important ideas, yet they’re disposable and almost always end up in the trash—Johnson has been subverting their use for decades.
Continue Reading ›Here and Now: New Acquisitions for the King County Public Art Collection
Earlier this year, 4Culture launched Here and Now, an open call to acquire portable artworks for the King County Public Art Collection, marking the first direct purchase of its kind in nearly a decade.
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