By Helen Georgette
Visitors to Seattle can explore one of the many arts centers in Seattle. There are lots of possibilities for visitors to learn about the uniqueness and style of the fine arts in Seattle during vacationers stay. Many of the places feature stunning sculptures, paintings and charming displays of performance art.
Seattle Art Museum
Design from locations like Asia, Africa and Europe are displayed through this Seattle arts complex. The museum also has many Native American works of art. Patrons can use audio tours, computer screens and wall texts to further learn all about the art pieces in the museum. The museum offers free entry to all visitors every first Thursday of the month. This respected museum can be explored near Seattle's beautiful waterfront.
Marion Oliver McCaw Hall
This performance location serves as the home of the Seattle Opera and also showcases many other forms of live art. Visitors can attend one of the shows in this hall to see a gig of stunning classical music or exquisite ballet. Each December, with a bit of help from many first-class dancers, the hall puts on one or two performances of Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker Suite. The venue even hosts performances of a few of the top pop music acts. The hall is situated within the Seattle Center, which is also the home of the internationally famous Space Needle.
Seattle Asian Art Museum
Visitors who would like to see some of the most precious collectibles from East Asia can visit this Seattle arts center. Many ancient statues and artifacts can be found in the museum. There are many exhibits lionising the ancient faiths of Asia. Like the Seattle Art Museum, visitors to this establishment can gain access for free on the first Thursday of the month. The museum sits on historical Capitol Hill on the calm grounds of Volunteer Park.
Broadway Performance Hall
This smaller venue seats just under 300 spectators, making allowance for a more intimate experience with the performing arts. Visitors can come to this venue to see intricate performances from flamenco acts, comedic personalities and live melodramatic performers. The hall also includes art films and spoken word performances. The venue is found along Broadway Avenue on Capitol Hill, a popular area for the more edgy crowd.
Photographic Center Northwest
This venue of fine arts in Seattle showcases many pieces of contemporary and historical photograph works. Guests can see the exhibitions of state and international photographers. Visitors can even take part in one of the seminars or courses offered to learn more about the subtleties of inventive photography. This museum is situated in Seattle's First Hill neighborhood.
Seattle Art Museum
Design from locations like Asia, Africa and Europe are displayed through this Seattle arts complex. The museum also has many Native American works of art. Patrons can use audio tours, computer screens and wall texts to further learn all about the art pieces in the museum. The museum offers free entry to all visitors every first Thursday of the month. This respected museum can be explored near Seattle's beautiful waterfront.
Marion Oliver McCaw Hall
This performance location serves as the home of the Seattle Opera and also showcases many other forms of live art. Visitors can attend one of the shows in this hall to see a gig of stunning classical music or exquisite ballet. Each December, with a bit of help from many first-class dancers, the hall puts on one or two performances of Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker Suite. The venue even hosts performances of a few of the top pop music acts. The hall is situated within the Seattle Center, which is also the home of the internationally famous Space Needle.
Seattle Asian Art Museum
Visitors who would like to see some of the most precious collectibles from East Asia can visit this Seattle arts center. Many ancient statues and artifacts can be found in the museum. There are many exhibits lionising the ancient faiths of Asia. Like the Seattle Art Museum, visitors to this establishment can gain access for free on the first Thursday of the month. The museum sits on historical Capitol Hill on the calm grounds of Volunteer Park.
Broadway Performance Hall
This smaller venue seats just under 300 spectators, making allowance for a more intimate experience with the performing arts. Visitors can come to this venue to see intricate performances from flamenco acts, comedic personalities and live melodramatic performers. The hall also includes art films and spoken word performances. The venue is found along Broadway Avenue on Capitol Hill, a popular area for the more edgy crowd.
Photographic Center Northwest
This venue of fine arts in Seattle showcases many pieces of contemporary and historical photograph works. Guests can see the exhibitions of state and international photographers. Visitors can even take part in one of the seminars or courses offered to learn more about the subtleties of inventive photography. This museum is situated in Seattle's First Hill neighborhood.
About the Author:
Helen Georgette has been fascinated by Seattle arts for a long time. Her articles and related information about the Seattle art scene can be read here.