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What to look for at the 2024 Seattle Art Fair

Check out local artists’ new works, network with other creatives, and celebrate art works with the annual Seattle Art Fair.

A view of attendees looking at a Seattle Art Fair gallery

The Seattle Art Fair is now under the sole purview of Art Market Productions.

Courtesy of AMP

Time to paint the town red — and all the other pretty colors. The Seattle Art Fair is returning for its eighth year at the Lumen Field Event Center Thursday, July 25-Sunday, July 28 with a whole host of PNW creatives ready to take the spotlight.

Let’s grab some cheese + wine from the lounge and scratch our chins thoughtfully at these highlights.

New Artists / New Collectors is back for its second year to help introduce collectors to new artists + galleries. Check out the works and then join a discussion with the artists on Friday, July 26 at 5 p.m.

The Corning Museum of Glass has prepared a pop-up installation of works featured in its annual publication of “New Glass Review,” showcasing the latest innovative glass artworks.

Several other local galleries and arts orgs are hosting their own parties in celebration of the big event — check out the calendar.

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