
Let There Be Light!
Light sculpture, projection and interactive environments in the historic Coliseum building.
Artworks, exhibitions, and environments across Seattle and the Pacific Northwest.

John Grade’s resin-and-wood sculpture, suspended between trees, shifts as rainwater gathers.
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Light sculpture, projection and interactive environments in the historic Coliseum building.

James Turrell’s Skyspace at the Henry, closed for restoration; scheduled to reopen November 14, 2026.

Fred Sandback’s black yarn redraws two SAM galleries in eight successive configurations.

Nancy Holt’s concentric stone rings, ten feet high, with openings aligned to the compass.

The Moss Garden and Thomas Church’s hedged Reflection Pool in Bloedel’s designed landscape.

Robert Morris’s steam rises in scheduled daily windows from a square of rock.

Richard Serra’s ten curved steel plates, over fourteen feet high, paired into five units.
Space, sound, weather and light.

Steven Holl’s working chapel, lit through colored lenses and reflected color.

John Grade’s resin-and-wood sculpture, suspended between trees, shifts as rainwater gathers.

Teresita Fernández’s photographic glass along a rail bridge, overlaying printed sky on the real one.