Seattle Art Museum
Seattle Art Museum
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SLPmom
Oxnard, CA667 bidrag
des. 2024 • Alene
Friendly, helpful staff. Good location. Lots of art to see and enjoy. Definitely worth a visit! My faves during this December visit were JOYCE J. SCOTT
Walk a Mile in My Dreams and the BETHANY COLLINS At Sea.
Walk a Mile in My Dreams and the BETHANY COLLINS At Sea.
Skrevet 27. desember 2024
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Michael6363
Courpiere, Frankrike175 bidrag
okt. 2024 • Par
A superb museum that presents an interesting range of world and regional art. A limited number of rooms per sector but well developed. Two only remarks: the route is sometimes a bit confusing, and the admission price a bit prohibitive!
Skrevet 1. november 2024
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The_Concierge_8
Trinidad og Tobago3 785 bidrag
sep. 2024 • Familie
We had a few hours to spare on the evening of our last day in Seattle so decided to visit the Seattle Art Museum. It was just a few blocks walk from the Westlake tram/train station.
It would be nice for the city and main museums to install signs on corners of the city so folks know which direction to head to. We ended up having to walk the entire block around the building to find the entrance as only one was open to the public. Do please make visitors' lives easier.
Note: We find there's a general lack of directional signage to the main tourist sites in Seattle and I hope this can be addressed in a fun or artistic way. Come on Seattle!
It was 3pm by the time we entered and the museum was closing at 5pm.
We were still expected to pay the full price of $33 per adult and we did manage to see everything there was to see, because the collections open to the public were limited to two floors (3rd & 4th floors) and several areas were cordoned off to the public.
The price is a little prohibitive to the average person.
I'd have been happier with a $21 - $25 entry fee.
Aside, I do wish museums would do a quick-timed discounted ticket with a beeper to let you know when your time is up to leave so that folks with limited time can whiz around without having to pay full price.
Even if they charged $10 for a 2-hour ticket first thing at opening and last thing before closing, they'd still be making money....and perhaps more from the folks deterred by wasting money on a general admission ticket when they don't have the time to truly appreciate it all.
We saw works by Jacob Lawrence, Diego Cebelli and Alexander Calder. We saw the exhibitions on Australia's Yirrkala, Rememeber the Rain and American art stories.
I was impressed to see Rembrandt's etchings. Conscious constructions really did play with the mind. I also loved the artwork from the northwest coast.
Of course everybody enjoys the porcelain room but my faves in the museum were:
a) the Dieties & Demons in Japanese Art exhibition with the scary masks and sculptures
and
b) the vibrant Haitian artworks. I adored most of all 'Man chasing rats in a cashew tree' by Fernand Pierre and 'Noah's Ark' by Toussaint Auguste.
Do make sure to go see them if you're into bright colourful tropical works!
And there were some renowned European works in the Art of Devotion. The vibrancy of the blues and golds blew my mind! Moreso, because some of the works were more than 650 years old!
The museum shop is well-stocked. Tons of gift ideas for the whole family. I only wish my suitcase had space.
Do go see the SAM Gallery adjacent to the gift shop which stocks works by talented local / northwest artists.
This is a free-to-enter exhibition space with new artworks installed each month.
We enjoyed seeing Spirit Echoes with works by Perri Lynch Howard and Chris Sheridan which portrayed frequencies and conversations with the natural world.
You can visit the shop and SAM gallery without visiting the museum.
Lovely experience for art-lovers!
It would be nice for the city and main museums to install signs on corners of the city so folks know which direction to head to. We ended up having to walk the entire block around the building to find the entrance as only one was open to the public. Do please make visitors' lives easier.
Note: We find there's a general lack of directional signage to the main tourist sites in Seattle and I hope this can be addressed in a fun or artistic way. Come on Seattle!
It was 3pm by the time we entered and the museum was closing at 5pm.
We were still expected to pay the full price of $33 per adult and we did manage to see everything there was to see, because the collections open to the public were limited to two floors (3rd & 4th floors) and several areas were cordoned off to the public.
The price is a little prohibitive to the average person.
I'd have been happier with a $21 - $25 entry fee.
Aside, I do wish museums would do a quick-timed discounted ticket with a beeper to let you know when your time is up to leave so that folks with limited time can whiz around without having to pay full price.
Even if they charged $10 for a 2-hour ticket first thing at opening and last thing before closing, they'd still be making money....and perhaps more from the folks deterred by wasting money on a general admission ticket when they don't have the time to truly appreciate it all.
We saw works by Jacob Lawrence, Diego Cebelli and Alexander Calder. We saw the exhibitions on Australia's Yirrkala, Rememeber the Rain and American art stories.
I was impressed to see Rembrandt's etchings. Conscious constructions really did play with the mind. I also loved the artwork from the northwest coast.
Of course everybody enjoys the porcelain room but my faves in the museum were:
a) the Dieties & Demons in Japanese Art exhibition with the scary masks and sculptures
and
b) the vibrant Haitian artworks. I adored most of all 'Man chasing rats in a cashew tree' by Fernand Pierre and 'Noah's Ark' by Toussaint Auguste.
Do make sure to go see them if you're into bright colourful tropical works!
And there were some renowned European works in the Art of Devotion. The vibrancy of the blues and golds blew my mind! Moreso, because some of the works were more than 650 years old!
The museum shop is well-stocked. Tons of gift ideas for the whole family. I only wish my suitcase had space.
Do go see the SAM Gallery adjacent to the gift shop which stocks works by talented local / northwest artists.
This is a free-to-enter exhibition space with new artworks installed each month.
We enjoyed seeing Spirit Echoes with works by Perri Lynch Howard and Chris Sheridan which portrayed frequencies and conversations with the natural world.
You can visit the shop and SAM gallery without visiting the museum.
Lovely experience for art-lovers!
Skrevet 28. september 2024
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Patric D
Sandbach, UK1 077 bidrag
aug. 2024 • Par
I'm not a great one for Art Museums, but my partner is.
Having said that, I did enjoy my visit.
There are many interesting exhibits. I quite like sculpture, and there was lots of interst on display.
Easy to explore at your own pace and an oasis of clm in the heart of a busy city
Having said that, I did enjoy my visit.
There are many interesting exhibits. I quite like sculpture, and there was lots of interst on display.
Easy to explore at your own pace and an oasis of clm in the heart of a busy city
Skrevet 27. september 2024
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Frank dB
Arnhem, Nederland1 392 bidrag
aug. 2024 • Par
The Seattle Art Museum is a fairly large and varied museum. Lots of American art from different eras (including native americans). In addition, Asian and European (even a whole collection of etchings by Rembrandt and a lost Monet).
Skrevet 19. august 2024
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Luana B
Alexandria, VA172 bidrag
aug. 2024 • Alene
Eclectic art collection from Persian, Asian, Renaissance artifacts to the contemporary. Extensive Calder collection. Go straight to the top floor first to see the porcelain room. If you hear a loud scream on the 2nd floor, it’s the “interactive” display inviting visitors to belt it out.
Skrevet 12. august 2024
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Marianik l
Quimper, Frankrike7 687 bidrag
aug. 2024 • Par
Different and poorly arranged tables without much interest fortunately prices are low
Useless visit for art lovers
Useless visit for art lovers
Skrevet 3. august 2024
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Peter K
19 bidrag
jul. 2024 • Par
Very nice, well laid out museum with unique pieces. Great Calder exhibit, plus modern African art, and indigenous art . There is also a great Tree sculpture in the lobby. I also enjoyed the cafe downstairs. (Get the lobster roll, not the crab roll, which was fried).
Skrevet 13. juli 2024
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Jeff K
Pittsburgh, PA2 438 bidrag
jun. 2024 • Par
The museum is rather small with a focus on modern art. The exhibits are on the 3rd and 4th floors. I liked the West Coast Funk Art exhibit a great deal. I had never heard of that style and found it very interesting. The rest of the art was a mixed bag for me. Absent the Funk exhibit I would have been disappointed with the museum.
I thought the cost of admission was way too high @ approximately $30 each.
I wouldn’t view this as a “must see” sight but fans of modern art will probably enjoy it.
I thought the cost of admission was way too high @ approximately $30 each.
I wouldn’t view this as a “must see” sight but fans of modern art will probably enjoy it.
Skrevet 27. juni 2024
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Mr
Sammamish, WA23 bidrag
jul. 2023 • Alene
Seattle is not an A-list city so don't expect the Louvre or even the Getty when you visit SAM. However, they used to do a serviceable job exhibiting what they had which includes an excellent Gerhard Richter, native art pieces and some pretty decent Hudson River School paintings. I was a member for many years and used to enjoy my two or three visits each year. However, in the service of DEI the museum broke up the collections to make room for mediocre pieces that have little redeeming value other than they're from "historically marginalized" racial and ethnic groups. Rather than spend some real money (of which SAM doesn't have much) to acquire quality pieces from these historically marginalized groups they trashed up the exhibition spaces with mediocrity so they could get their DEI card stamped. Unless you just have to visit an art museum while you're in Seattle, give it a pass. I let my membership lapse. I fly to LA to get my art fix now.
Skrevet 19. juni 2024
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peaches132
Poulsbo, Washington
How far away are from the ferry are you? What is the fastest route to walk there from the ferry?
Skrevet 25. juni 2018
SAM is about midway between the Pike Place Market and Pioneer Square. It’s about a 15 minute (walk) or a $5 Uber.
Skrevet 25. juni 2018
Can I get a student discount ticket by International student identity card(=isic card)? I can't find any information in official homepage. Help me!
Skrevet 7. november 2016
How long should I allow at the museum? (We do not hesitate and read everything.) thanks
Skrevet 15. april 2016
We only had an hour, 90 minutes would have been less of a rush. Two hours would have been too much.
Skrevet 19. september 2017
Whitney L
Seattle, Washington
Hi Lee: Great question! Senior rates are $17.95 for guests 62 and over and on the first Friday of each month seniors are free to our collection and special exhibitions are half price. We hope you come visit SAM soon.
Skrevet 24. mars 2016
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