The Let There Be Light program will feature two,
multi day exhibits of large scale projected video art onto the head house of the Pier 86 grain terminal during
December of 2018!
With a canvas that is 222ft tall and exhibits that will run for a total of 11 days, this program will be the largest and longest public video art exhibits to date in the Seattle area!
The exhibits will be able to be viewed from Centennial Park, Myrtle Edwards Park, as well as part of Downtown, SODO, West Seattle, Queen Anne and from the water.
The long awaited art on the Pier 86 Grain Terminal features two different projection art installations from Northwest artists.
While the two exhibits will be working within the theme of the project, they will showcase and explore very different avenues of the art.
FIRST EXHIBIT
Dec 7th-9th, 2018
Showing nightly 6pm-10pm
Artists - SIGNALS
Nicolas Sassoon; Vancouver BC Canada
Rick Silva; Eugene, Oregon
Website
"SIGNALS is a collaborative project by artists Nicolas Sassoon (Vancouver, BC) and Rick Silva (Eugene, OR) focusing on immersive audio-visual renderings of altered seascapes.”
SECOND EXHIBIT
Dec 14th-21st, 2018
Showing nightly 6pm-10pm
Artists - Hexagon Misfit
Chris Rojas; Seattle
Craig Winslow; Portland
Website
Instagram: @hexagonmisfit
“Hexagon Misfit will visually explore the past, present and future of the Waterfront and peoples of the PNW with projection mapping, 3D imaging, and historical moments.”
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FAQ
The Artists
PROJECT COORDINATOR
Mollie Bryan
Owner/Curator of Lusio Events
STEERING COMMITTEE
Charles Bookman
QACC, Magnolia District Council, Retired SDOT Traffic Division Head
Jeff Hawk
Queen Anne Resident
Financial Manager, McKinstry
Barry Hyman
Belltown Resident, Retired UW Professor
Jodi Itman
ILWU Local 19
David Levinson
Belltown Community Council
Downtown District Council
Retired Attorney
Michele Marchi
Magnolia Community Council
Immigration Attorney, Carney & Marchi
Don Miles
Queen Anne Resident
Retired Architect
Ann Priftis
Sr Manager Business Development, Amazon Art
Eleanor Roemer
Retired General Counsel & Policy
Director, Friends of Parks, Chicago
Bob Roemer
Dean Emeritus
College of Education, Loyola University
Jane Savard
Belltown Community Council, BBA, Downtown District Council,
Attorney, Liberty Mutual
Betty Winfield
Belltown Resident
Retired University of Missouri Professor
ARTIST & COMMUNITY ADVISORY MEMBERS
Addie Dunlap
Seattle Central Area Photographer & Activist
Retired Communication Specialist
Nathan Germain
Steinbrueck Native Gallery Curator
Nicole Kistler
West Seattle Artist
Yoko Mureo
Capitol Hill Artist/Choreographer
Patty Tackaberry
Belltown, Retired Arts Journalist
Ernie Thomas
Seward Park Area Artist
Retired Boeing Engineer
Kathleen Warren
Director Urban Arts Works
Daniel Winterbottom
Wallington, UW Professor of Landscape Architecture
CITY AND PORT ADVISORS
Rosie Courtney
Port of Seattle Liasion
Ed Pottharst
DON Project Advisor
Lindsay Pulsifer
Port of Seattle Waterfront Manager &
Director Maritime Division