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Recognition for a Great Job!

The Great Job! Scratch Tickets are a companion to our High 5! employee recognition program. These scratch tickets are to celebrate the SEA Stars (any airport worker) who go above and beyond in the work they do at the airport. Grea...

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 ...

Aerial view of a large marina filled with rows of docked boats and yachts beside a long breakwater extending into a blue body of water. A parking area, trees, and additional sailboats on trailers are visible in the foreground, with forested hills and a partly cloudy sky in the background.

Five Reasons to Set Sail for Ballard this Summer

The best time of year to visit Seattle is here! Summer in the city offers numerous opportunities to explore, experience, and enjoy. The Port of Seattle provides recreational boaters easy access to two distinct parts of the city. F...

A cast bronze horse sculpture constructed from interlocking branches displayed on a circular platform.

Blackleaf- Deborah Butterfield

Title: BlackleafArtist: Deborah ButterfieldYear: 2017Medium: Cast bronzeDimension: 7'3" x 8'10.5"x 3'5.5"Description of the artworkStanding tall (seven feet) in the North Satellite, Blackleaf is a part of Butterfield's bronze cast...

A large cantilevered wood sculpture spanning the ceiling of SEA Airport North Satellite concourse, viewed from below.

Boundary by John Grade

Title: BoundaryArtist: John GradeYear: 2021Medium: Alaskan yellow cedarDimension: 40' x 85' x 25'Description of the artworkSituated at the center of the North Satellite, Boundary is difficult to miss. As you ride the escalators (o...

A backlit panel mounted in a wood-framed alcove inside SEA Airport Interfaith Prayer and Meditation room.

Currents by Weston Lambert

Title: Currents: Weston LambertYear: 2020Medium: GlassDimensions: 7'5"x 3'3" x 4"Description of the artworkInside the Interfaith Prayer and Meditation Room is a warmly lit, quiet space full of wood accents and areas to focus on on...

Two mirrored wall installations of flowing blue serpentine forms installed in a corner of the SEA Airport.

Serpentine Serenity by June Sekiguchi

Title: Serpentine SerenityArtist: June SekiguchiYear: 2020Medium: VinylDimension: 8'5" x 9'1"(wall A), 8' x 7'10" (wall B)Description of artworkInside SEA's Sensory Room you will find a thoughtfully made, soothing space designed f...

Airport concourse with travelers walking below a large green wall art installation featuring tan, branch‑like patterns. Overhead is a glass‑railed walkway, and signs for gates N20 and N11 are visible.

Canopy by Krista Birnbaum

Photo credits: Rafael Soldi for the pictures of CanopyTitle: CanopyArtist: Krista BirnbaumYear:2021Medium: Preserved moss, okoume plywoodDimensions: 4'11" x 34'7"Description of the Artwork"I had been hiking in the PNW, specificall...

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