Community Videos

Through the City Artist Projects Grant, the Seattle Office of Art and Culture gives money to local artists creating work for public display. One of this year's recipients was South Seattle resident George Lee, whose project hangs in the Angel Morgan P-Patch. Made in partnership with Somali Family Safety Task Force, Rainier Beach Community Center, Aki Kurose Middle School and Rainier Avenue Church, the project is called "City of Faces," and it engaged neighborhood youth and space to create a truly unique, personal and community based installation.