Public Art in Seattle

Discover sculptures, murals, installations, museums, and galleries in Seattle. Your guide to public art worth exploring.

9 Museums14 Collections15 Galleries & Studios

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Museums

Cannonball Arts

1930 3rd Ave, Seattle, WA 98101, United States

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Chihuly Garden and Glass

Art museum & sculpture garden showcasing Dale Chihuly's large, colorful glass works.

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Frye Art Museum

19th- & 20th-century works by American & European painters plus a range of rotating exhibitions.

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Henry Art Gallery

Modest-sized gallery at the University of Washington focusing on contemporary art exhibits.

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Olympic Sculpture Park

An offshoot of the Seattle Art Museum, this park features numerous sculptures spread over 9 acres.

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Seattle Art Museum

This roomy space hosts special exhibits & a permanent collection of both current & classic artworks.

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Seattle Asian Art Museum

Asian art & artifacts housed in an art deco building from the 1930s set in a greenery-filled park.

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Seattle Pinball Museum

Entertainment center with unlimited play for one price, featuring classic & modern pinball games.

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Seattle's Official Bad Art Museum of Art

This collection of peculiar & hilariously tacky paintings fills the walls at Junior’s in Belltown.

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Collections

"The Fin Project" by John T. Young (Public Art Installation)

Art installation featuring a pod of Orca “fins” made from decommissioned Navy attack submarines.

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Centennial Park

Scenic green space along the water with biking & walking paths, a fishing pier & picnic tables.

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Chihuly Garden and Glass

Art museum & sculpture garden showcasing Dale Chihuly's large, colorful glass works.

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Driftwood Sculpture Walk

The Driftwood Sculpture Walk is a premier destination in Seattle, showcasing an exquisite collection of large-scale driftwood art. This unique outdoor museum offers an immersive experience where art and nature converge, enhancing the aesthetic appeal of the landscape while serving as an educational resource on environmental conservation.

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Grieg Garden

Seattle, WA 98105, United States

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Kubota Garden

Hilly 20-acre Japanese-style garden dating to 1927, with flowers, ponds, waterfalls & a moon bridge.

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Moss Turtle Garden

904 N 36th St, Seattle, WA 98103, United States

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Mural Amphitheatre at Seattle Center

Live concerts & films on an outdoor stage with lawn seating, city views & a large mural backdrop.

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Neototems Children's Garden

Seattle, WA 98109, United States

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Olympic Sculpture Park

An offshoot of the Seattle Art Museum, this park features numerous sculptures spread over 9 acres.

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Public Art "Transforest"

Seattle, WA 98109, United States

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Seattle Japanese Garden

3.5-acre formal garden with a cherry orchard, water features & teahouse hosting seasonal ceremonies.

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Union Sculpture

The University of Washington Botanic Gardens is dedicated to fostering an appreciation for plants and their role in the environment. They offer diverse educational programs, events, and community involvement opportunities, emphasizing sustainability and conservation. Unique to the organization is its beautiful outdoor spaces, including the Washington Park Arboretum, where art installations like John Grade's 'Union' enhance the natural experience.

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