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Art & Design at the BAM
(Physical Display)
Aug
  • August 15-16 & 19 - 23, 2020
11:00AM - 5:00PM
Bellevue Art Museum Forum, 510 Bellevue Way NE, Bellevue WA 98004
This event is free

Presented by:

  • Bellvue Art Museum

    • The first floor forum is open to the public from 11am – 5pm, Wednesday-Sunday.

    The Steven Holl-designed first-floor Forum at Bellevue Arts Museum is one of King County’s most impressive public architectural spaces. With free admission, visitors can engage with a series of rotating exhibits, exemplifying the best in art, craft and design from the North West and beyond. Exhibits are displayed in the Forum for 18 months, and several have been commissioned directly for the space as site-specific artworks.

    View work by Holly Ballard Martz, Ko Kirk Yamihara, Joey Veltkamp, Morgan Madison, Piotr Szyhalski, Richard Barlow, Elizabeth Jameson and Dylan Neuwirth. In addition to the Museum’s distinctive exterior, admire works by Amanda Manitach, Henry Jackson Spiker, George Rodriguez and Oscar Tuazon, and in our parking garage, a mural by Damien Gilley.

    Capacity: The Museum galleries remain closed until we reach Phase 3, but you can visit additional works with BAM from Home