Sarah Thompson Moore Studio

Thank you to the community members, family and friends who came out for the public reception of Tracing Alki a couple weeks ago! The rain clouds parted just in time to enjoy fresh air, good conversation, coffee, and donuts- all while marveling at the stunning beauty that is Alki. I continue to reflect on the four-year journey of creating this project with Seattle Public Utilities and Office of Arts & Culture Seattle. It has been a wild ride! I believe that art can be a connecting place between worlds, but I'm still a little floored when I get to truly experience what that means.

Join us this Saturday, December 2nd, on the West Seattle waterfront! I will be there alongside the Office of Arts & Culture Seattle and Seattle Public Utilities to celebrate my newest installation, Tracing Alki, and the completion of the freshly updated Pump Station 38. There is much to celebrate: successful partnerships, dedication, perseverence, protected waterways for the future, and a wonderfully engaged community to name just a few. Click below for more info about all of the above:

As a thank you to community, we’re celebrating the completion of the new Alki Pump Station 38!

Join us on Saturday, December 2 any time between 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. to check out the new public artwork and meet the artist Sarah Thompson Moore Studio. Learn how the new pump station will help protect the health of our environment.

For more information on the project, please visit www.seattle.gov/utilities/ps38

Office of Arts & Culture Seattle