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All styles of art work is on display at the inaugural art exhibit of ARTS at King Street Station, a display of works by some 200 indigenous artists and others showcasing some 280 works. The gallery is on the 3rd floor shared by the Seattle Office of Arts and Culture. The show officially opens March 23 and is on view through August 2019. 209631
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ARTS at King Street Station, and its inaugural exhibit, democratize what an arts space can be

On the third floor of King Street Station now exists what could be the first community arts space of its kind in the country. Its inaugural exhibition, "yəhaw̓," shows works by more than 200 indigenous artists living and working in the Pacific Northwest.  VIEW

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All styles of art work is on display at the inaugural art exhibit of ARTS at King Street Station, a display of works by some 200 indigenous artists and others showcasing some 280 works. The gallery is on the 3rd floor shared by the Seattle Office of Arts and Culture. The show officially opens March 23 and is on view through August 2019. 209631

ARTS at King Street Station, and its inaugural exhibit, democratize what an arts space can be  VIEW

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