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THE POWER OF ART IN BUILDING COMMUNITY
Nurturing inspiration, sparking new ideas, celebrating connections and engaging people.

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Art energizes and transforms the places where we live, work and play into welcoming and interactive environments. Public artworks are a reflection of civic pride, affirming a community’s identity and revealing its unique character.



SEEDArts Public Art Program
commissions original public artworks for both the private and public domain, produces youth art residencies, workshops and classes, and partners with community arts/cultural groups in producing community art projects and events.

Commission of original artworks: As an integral part of SEED's overall mission, SEEDArts Publci Art Program responds to a need for affordable, high quality artist-made construction elements for a variety of in-fill, commercial, multi-unit residential and landscape development and/or renovation needs in Southeast Seattle and beyond. We offer professional guidance and project management in the planning, commission, fabrication, installation and maintenance of art in public places to private developers, community groups and schools.

Public Art Commission Program services include:
Development of an integrated, site-specific art plan in conjunction with architectural design plans.
Project scope and budget development.
Access to a roster of experienced, Puget Sound-based professional public artists.
Artist selection process and/or design competitions.
Skilled project management
Facilitation of community forums, outreach programs, artist residencies and art events.
Fabrication oversight and technical consultation.
Long term maintenance plan.

To view our completed projects, go to SEED Public Art Collection

For more information, contact Jerri Plumridge at 206-760-4286 or plumridge [at]seedseattle.org

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