BOOM: Changing Seattle | Opening Reception

Join us on First Thursday at the Center for Architecture and Design to celebrate the opening night of BOOM: Changing Seattle! BOOM is a tribute to places lost, preserved and desired during moments of rapid development and growth. Four of Seattle's rapidly transforming neighborhoods - Ballard, the Central District, South Lake Union, and SODO - and the work of local contemporary artists ground exhibit themes of history, change, and speculations on the future of the city. Featuring the artwork of: C Davida Ingram, Eroyn Franklin, Seattle in Progress, No Touching Ground, and Rodrigo Valenzuela, BOOM will also premiere new video work by Paul Komada and Inye Wokoma, new artwork by Ghosts of Seattle Past, and it will be the first exhibition of the Invisible Seattle archive. Curated by Aletheia Wittman of Seattle Architecture Foundation and S. Surface of Design in Public. BOOM: Changing Seattle is the first collaboratively developed exhibit produced by Design in Public and the Seattle Architecture Foundation for the Center for Architecture & Design. More info: http://cfadseattle.org/exhibits-programs/boom-changing-seattle/