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Call Open for 2027 ARTS at King Street Station Exhibitions

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By Otts Bolisay
| City of Seattle Government
Artist Shruti Ghatak chats with a visitor in her exhibition Myths to Mundane. Photo by Marcus Donner. Seattle, WA – The Seattle Office of Arts & Culture (OAC) is now accepting applications for 2027 exhibitions in its cultural space and gallery, ARTS at King Street Station.
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New Exhibition Revisits Historic Black Theater in Seattle

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By Otts Bolisay
| City of Seattle Government
"New from Tee," Pictured L to R: Unknown, David Roebuck, Mary Doresey, Earnest, Patricia Towers, Tee Dennard Seattle, WA – ARTS at King Street Station opens Black Arts/West Theater: A Legacy Illuminated this First Thursday, Aug. 6. Curated by Esther Ervin, this exhibition was created by a generation of actors whose work helped shape Seattle’s theater scene in the 1970s.
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Grant for Seattle Artists/Curators Now Open

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By Otts Bolisay
| City of Seattle Government
"A Practice of Return" by Nia-Amina Minor, photo by Chloe Collyer Seattle, WA – The Seattle Office of Arts & Culture grant for Seattle-based artists/curators is now open. This cycle of the CityArtist grant focuses on dance, music, theater, and playwriting artists. Awards of $8,000 are available. “Through this project, I was able to bring contemporary and experimental dance to my community in Southeast Seattle,” said Bennyroyce Royon, a 2025 CityArtist recipient.
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