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Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA)

Explore the longest continuously running public art collection in any U.S. airport.

Pre-Security

Post-Security

Bollards

Arrivals

Cask 1 and 2
Henry Jackson-Spieker

Megan Rapinoe bronze jersey — Rapinoe #15
Henry Jackson-Spieker

Departures

Celebration Cake — Enough To Go Around
Rachael Comer

Goodbye Hello, There you Are — Goodbye Hello, There You Are
Holly Ballard Martz

Skybridge

Kokeshi-no-kai Saya Moriyasu — Kokeshi-no-kai
Saya Moriyasu

Caldwell — Sunwise and Widdershins
Judith and Daniel Caldwell

Beyond These Points We Are Changed — Beyond These Points We Are
Changed, Sean Hennessey

Terminal

airplanes — Airplanes: Eaglerock & Voyager

Spectrum Delta II — Spectrum Delta II
Francis Celentano

The Magician — The Magician
Emily Counts

The Neuropath — The Neuropath
Emily Counts

Cat with 5 Eyes — Cat with Five Eyes
Emily Counts

Earth Bound in Vines — Earth Bound in Vines
Barbara Earl Thomas

Fly Home, Earthbound — Fly Home, Earthbound
Barbara Earl Thomas

An airport hallway with gallery-style walls displaying colorful posters, with travelers walking past and others viewing the artwork. — Pearl Jam Exhibit
MoPOP

A Concourse

Suspended cluster of large white ceramic-like vessels hanging from the ceiling of a bright atrium with a glass roof and tall windows. — Cloudsandclunkers
Peter Shelton

Airport train platform with colorful flower‑shaped glass art above the doors. — Currents
Weston Lambert

Airport train platform with colorful flower‑shaped glass art above the doors. — Flower Walls
Nancy Blum

Airport concourse wall featuring a long mural of figures interacting with bold geometric shapes. — High Wire
Michael Fajans

Large airport windows featuring colorful storybook‑style stained‑glass art above rows of empty seating. — I Was Dreaming of Spirit Animals
Cappy Thompson

Abstract blue and teal mural with flowing, wave‑like shapes on two intersecting walls. — Serpentine Serenity
June Sekiguchi

Airport security area with a tall yellow column beneath a large skylight and people moving through screening lanes. — Yellow Fog
Sam Gilliam

Traveling LIght — Traveling Light
Linda Beaumont

In Memory of My Father — In Memory of My Father
Amy Cheng

Champion — Champion
Peter de Lory

A large wall-mounted artwork with fragmented, mirrored images is displayed above lounge seating in a gallery-like space. — Star Quarters
Robert Rauschenberg

B Concourse

Echoes of the Sound — Echoes of the Sound
MiNHi England

Tumbled by the Sea — Tumbled by the Sea
MiNHi England

Flying Fish — Flying Fish
Judith and Daniel Caldwell

C Concourse

Theia — Theia
Anna Mlasowsky

Bubhub — Bubhub
Dan Mirer

CYCLE — CYCLE
Rebecca Bird

Object to be Destroyed: Time Transitions — Object to be Destroyed: 66 Times
Marco Brambilla

wooch isx̱án — Wooch Isx̱án
Crystal Worl

A colorful glass art installation with geometric patterns and nature‑inspired shapes surrounds an escalator in a brightly lit indoor space. — Cascadia
Cable Griffith

Modern Mask — Modern Mask
James Schoppert

D Concourse

A large glass art installation featuring brightly colored circular patterns fills a tall window in a spacious indoor area, with another blue glass sculpture visible across the room as people walk through the space. — Cow on its Side & For A.W.
Dick Weiss

A large indoor airport space features a suspended leaf‑shaped sculpture hanging from the ceiling above a seating and dining area. — Journey Home
Larry Kirkland

Folded Stories — Folded Stories
Humaira Abid

Seashell is Calling — Seashell is Calling
Emily Counts

A transit station platform features a row of glass train doors beneath a series of large colorful abstract paintings mounted on the wall above. — Travelor
Karen Ganz

N Concourse

A driftwood sculpture shaped like an animal stands on a circular platform in a bright airport concourse near seating and gate signs. — Blackleaf
Deborah Butterfield

A large woven wooden sculpture shaped like a flaring canopy hangs high on an airport wall above gate signage. — Boundary
John Grade

A spacious airport concourse with high ceilings, wood paneling, and a large green wall art piece featuring sweeping tan branch‑like shapes. Travelers walk through the terminal below, and overhead signs indicate gates N20 and N11. — Canopy
Krista Birnbaum

cathedral — cathedral
Jacqueline Metz & Nancy Chew

International Arrivals Facility (IAF)

Colorful, abstract ribbon‑like sculptures stretch across an airport baggage claim area with conveyor belts and overhead signs in the background. — Chalchiuhtlicue
Marela Zacarías

A suspended metal sculpture made of curved, radiating rods hangs near tall windows in an airport concourse. — Magnetic Anomaly
Ned Kahn

A light blue glass sculpture with carved abstract forms stands on a white pedestal in front of large windows. — Kéet
Preston Singletary

Airport Office Building (AOB)

Night Flight #1 — Night Flight #1
Louise Nevelson

Rental Car Facility (RCF)

A circular parking structure wrapped in blue illuminated mesh is shown at night, with nearby road signs and foliage in the foreground. — Carbon Veil
Buster Simpson

Featured Works

Maritime Facilities

Pier 69

Pier 69

The Vanishing American Eagle #1 — The Vanishing American Eagle #1
Ken Akiba Segan

VA Adams — Untitled
VA Adams

Three Against the World — Three Against The World
Dale de Armond

Chihuly Maccia Series — Untitled (macchia series)
Dale Chihuly

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