Frye Art Museum
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Seattle’s free art museum dedicated to exhibiting art from past to present. Admission to the Museum is always free.
07/04/2026
The museum is closed today. However you spend July 4, we hope it involves the ecstatic enjoyment of your favorite summer treat.
PLUS here's your daily reminder that admission to the Frye is always the best deal in town 😉
[🖼️: Franz von Lenbach. Ecstasy (modified detail), 1903. Oil on canvas. Frye Art Museum, Founding Collection, Gift of Charles and Emma Frye, 1952.103. Photo: Spike Mafford.
Design: Lexi McCauley]
Boren Banner Artist Chloe King invited folks (including curator Alexis L. Sliva) to share their wild party stories at the museum last week! It got silly, it got fun, it even got a little raunchy 🫦
You can share YOUR story with Chloe by visiting her Instagram bio! 🪩🥂🤫
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🎥: Rachel Townsend; 📷: Alexis L. Silva
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07/01/2026
Summer fun is in full swing at the Frye! Find your next reason to stop by the museum.
Full calendar & event descriptions are available at fryemuseum.org/calendar
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Lotus L. Kang's "Molt" is made of cascading sheets of unfixed photographic film that the artist calls “skins.” She exposes, or “tans,” the sheets in multiple locations, including a greenhouse in upstate New York, and their surfaces take on physical impressions of their surroundings, such as a splash of rain and the ghostly form of chimes that once hung nearby.
Experience the piece in the immersive space of her exhibition "I hear the hollow boom of time" at the museum through Sept 27.
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🎥: Rachel Townsend
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06/16/2026
Build your excitement about the FIFA World Cup with new creations from Frye collection artists!
Artist Alison Bremner designed Seattle's limited-edition transit card for the World Cup season.
Painter Bony Ramirez participated in The Art of The Game public art program creating one of 23 six-foot soccer ball sculptures from internationally-recognized artists placed in the New York/New Jersey area.
Read more about Bremner's project: https://www.seattletimes.com/entertainment/visual-arts/meet-the-artist-behind-limited-edition-world-cup-orca-transit-card/
Learn more about Ramirez's sculpture & The Art of The Game program:
https://www.fastcompany.com/91557929/the-art-of-the-game-public-art-world-cup-2026
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704 Terry Avenue
Seattle, WA
98104
Opening Hours
| Wednesday | 11am - 5pm |
| Thursday | 11am - 8pm |
| Friday | 11am - 5pm |
| Saturday | 11am - 5pm |
| Sunday | 11am - 5pm |
