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Travelor front view from the left side showing seven paints

Travelor - Karen Ganz

Title: TravelorArtist: Karen GanzYear: 2002Medium: Oil on overlapped and hinged canvasDimensions: 5' high x 9' 2" in lengthDescription of the artworkThe artwork consists of nine paintings that undulate from right to left across th...

Journey Home Front View of glass boat.

Journey Home - Larry Kirkland

Title: Journey HomeArtist: Larry KirklandYear: 1992Medium: Multi-media installation (terrazzo floor pattern, wood, dichroic glass)Dimension: Boat measures 32' in length x 2' 6" wide with thirty 16' wooden oars above a terrazz...

Sixty-five flowers form a wall that covers 77 feet of space above A Concourse’s SEA underground station. “

Flower Wall -Nancy Blum

Title: Flower WallArtist: Nancy BlumYear: 2004Medium: Resin & aluminumDimension: The piece covers a wall 77' wide; each flower is anywhere from 12" - 24" in diameterDescription of the artworkSixty-five flowers form a wall that...

Diversity in Contracting Success Stories

By the end of 2025, the Port partnered with 400 women and minority owned businesses having its greatest year of WMBE business participation! Below are the stories of just a few of those businesses that the Port has worked with. Le...

Future Procurements List

Updated July 31, 2026ConstructionFuture Procurement Opportunity Summary - Major Construction & Small Works (PDF)Future Procurement Opportunity Summary - Major Construction & Small Works (ZIP/Excel)ConsultingFuture Procurem...

Diversity in Contracting Training and Outreach

Diversity in Contracting's WMBE and DBE programs are complemented and supported by robust training and community engagement efforts, in which the primary goal is to enhance bidding expertise among the WMBE community and promote co...

WMBE Program

Page ContentProgram DescriptionWMBE Goal SettingProgram in ActionConstructionConsultingGoods and ServicesAdditional Resources and DocumentsProgram DescriptionThe WMBE Program is the flagship program of Diversity in Contracting at ...

Lead Crystal that looks like a totem with the Killer Whale with an Eagle on the top representing my family symbols. Emerging from the mouth of the Killer Whale is a Thunderbird, which was the clan that Svenson was adopted into. The bottom form is a double headed wolf, as a kind of soul catcher and morphing  into a three-dimensional wolf at the center. 

Kéet by Preston Singletary

Title: KéetArtist: Preston SingletaryYear: 2012Medium: Lead Crystal Dimensions: 20"h x 7"w x 5"dDescription of the artwork"Kéet is the Tlingit word for Killer Whale. This is also my main crest symbol. I am Kagwaantan&nbs...

Chalchiuhtlicue located at the international arrival facility over the baggage claim carousel

Chalchiuhtlicue by Marela Zacarías

Title: Chalchiuhtlicue Artist: Marela ZacaríasYear: 2020Medium: Joint compound, Wire mesh, Acrylic Dimensions: Approx. 50' x 5' x 6' Description of the artwork"I think of these sculptures as if they were made out of...

Magnetic Anomaly is a kinetic piece that uses the power of neodymium magnets to create a moving, spiral-like pattern

Magnetic Anomaly by Ned Kahn  

Photo credits: Spike Mafford for the pictures of Magnetic AnomalyTitle: Magnetic AnomalyArtist: Ned Kahn  Year: 2021Medium: Aluminum, Steel Dimensions: 15-20' x 12'Description of the artworkMagnetic Anomaly is ...