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Restrooms and Lantern Making Station (7:00 – 9:30 pm) – Library – 400 SW 152nd
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Restrooms and Lantern Making Station (7:00 – 9:30 pm) – Library – 400 SW 152nd
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Information and First Aid booth – Town Square Park
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Pacific NW Railroad Archive and Boeing Employee Model Railroad Club – 425 SW 153rd St
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Box Maker Space, Restrooms and Make-Your-Own Laser Cut Lantern ($10 fee) – 611 SW 152nd St, lower back alley level, orange doors
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Night Market and Glow Dance Zone – Movie Screen Wall Parking Lot, 6th and 153rd St
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Highline Heritage Museum—Glow Museum, Facepainting Station, and Dragon Dreaming performance (9-10 p.m.) – 819 SW 152nd St
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Marine Bioluminescence with Salmon: headband crafting Environmental Science Center – Highline Heritage Museum parking lot – 819 SW 152nd St
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Waves for Generations | Angie Mendoza Tudares – Town Square Park
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Crystals and The Trap of Light | blazinspace and Frida Ray Bones – Town Square Park
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Botanic Collision | Colton Sampson – Town Square Park
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FunGlow | Genevieve Hildebrand-Chupp, Logan Vickery – Town Square Park
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Lamina | Foxlight Labs – 441 SW 152nd St
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Magik Intuition | Amaranta Ibarra-Sandys – alley between 443 and 445 SW 152nd St
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DIY Black Light Chalk Mural – alley between 443 and 445 SW 152nd St
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Selfies in Flyt | Jen Tolle – Discover Burien, 611 SW 152nd St
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Luminescent Dancer | Xiu Xiu Bunting – 626 SW 152nd St
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Feathers Alight | Shannon Thomas – between 623 and 625 SW 152nd St
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Art Alley Black Light Murals | various – Art Alley
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Knock Knock | Seattle Design Nerds – Art Alley, near Movie Screen Wall
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We Glow with Light | Marcell Marias – Lunaglow – Glow Dance Zone
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Source of Light | Anika Goyal – between 641 SW 152nd St
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A F T E R G L O W | Therese Gietler – SW corner of Ambaum and SW 152nd St
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Glow 2 | Rob Angus – Highline Heritage Museum Facade, 819 SW 152nd St
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Dragon Dreams | Amber Raven – Highline Heritage Museum Window, 819 SW 152nd St
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Lone Survivor | Scott Piecuch – 825 SW 152nd
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Cirrus Circus | SANCA: Seattle – performance at Town Square Park, 7:30 – 8:30 pm
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Across the Sea | Sarah Lovett, with Kim David Hall – Town Square Park and roaming
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Chrysalis Circus – performances at corner of SW 152nd St and 6th Ave SW and roaming
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DJ Cluster – Glow Dance Zone
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Dragon Dreaming | Essay Powell – performance at Highline Heritage Museum, 9:00 – 10:00 pm
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Salmon is Life | Denise Henrikson – roaming
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Bollywood | Katrina Ji – roaming
Waves for Generations
by Angie Mendoza Tudares
Installation
Teaching kids of varying ages, I often think of their future. I ask myself, what will they care about and what problems will they tackle? What will the world look like in 10 years? Now, more than ever is a time to pause and reflect. As we stand in the middle of a complex and chaotic world, it’s important to imagine where we are headed. Young people need us and we all need each other so humanity has a chance at life. You cannot do all the good that the world needs. But the world needs all the good that you can do.
Crystals and The Trap of Light
by blazinspace and Frida Ray Bones
Installation
Frida Ray Bones (nee Kelly Fleek) is a multi-disciplinary artist who works in sculpture, painting, textiles, installation, photography, and music. For this piece She has sewn a snare trap for starlight, a ‘Ghost Vessel’ to allure the light from blazinspace’s visuals and entrap it within their crystal containers. Blazinspace is a pseudonym for the artist Gardenia Theroux. They are an adept digital painter, and a VJ who mixes imagery past and present to tell stories with the juxtaposition of sound and shapes.
Botanic Collision
by Colton Sampson
Interactive Installation
Lamina
by Foxlight Labs
Installation
Magik Intuition
by Amaranta Ibarra-Sandys
Live Black Light Painting
Amaranta Ibarra-Sandys is a South Seattle based Visual Artist. She was born and raised in Mexico City, but she calls the PNW her home. She is bilingual Art Educator, Youth Mural facilitator, an emerged Public Artist, Business entrepreneur, Creative Director of ArtMaranth Mobile School, Consultant, Performer of Dos Fridas live installation, Community builder, Gardener, mother of a teenager and a cat mama.
D.I.Y Black Light Chalk Mural
by … You!
Interactive Installation / participatory art
Everyone is invited to pick up some black light chalk, and contribute to this temporary canvas on the new black light chalk alley wall. Black lights will make the live creations glow. Come draw something!
Selfies in Flyt
by Jen Tolle
Interactive Installation
This is Jen Tolle’s first light creation but she has always been creatively minded and into film, ceramics, photography and other creative forms and outlets. For her first show, she chose dragonfly wings which have both beauty, translucency, and personal significance.
Luminescent Dancer
by Xiu Xiu Bunting
Installation
During the late summer and early autumn, butterflies begin to emerge, carrying the profound symbolism of transformation, hope, growth, and change.
Art Alley Black Light Murals
by Mural Masters
Installation
In 2021 Mural Masters teamed up with Arts-A-Glow to create murals that incorporated a glow-in-the-dark element and brought art back to the streets of Burien. This year the Glow is re-illuminating two of those murals.
We Glow with Light
by Marcell Marias – Lunaglow
Interactive Projection Art
Video Projection Mapping on the painted movie screen in the parking lot behind 152nd St. People can effect the particle system with their body movements and see it projected in front of them. This allows people to be involved in affecting the art in real time.
Source of Light
by Anika Goyal
Installation
Anika’s inspiration is deeply rooted in her connection with nature. As an oil artist, she is drawn to the intricate beauty of flowers, the vastness of landscapes, and the patterns of sky. The art piece – “Source of Light” intertwines nature’s beauty with multi-colored lanterns. Adorning these lanterns are butterflies and birds, painted with delicate details. Against the backdrop of majestic mountains and trees, the lanterns scatter an enchanting glow. The artwork illuminates not just the canvas, but our perception of the interplay between human imagination and the timeless beauty of nature.
A F T E R G L O W
by Therese Gietler
Installation
Twilight inspires my art, where Afterglow trees emit a radiant glow like a forest’s last breath at sunset. Beneath, Mycorrhizae connect trees, conduits for whispered twilight dialogues—sharing secrets, ancient tales, and timeless wisdom, ensuring collective security through the night.
Glow 2
by Rob Angus
Projection and Sound
I am interested in the convergence of time and happenstance, and the aesthetic qualities of things that would normally go unnoticed. I shoot photos and videos of clouds, plants, water, lights, shadows, graffiti, and other stuff I see around me on my iPhone, and process and edit them in Adobe Premier to create my videos.
Dragon Dreams
by Amber Raven
Installation
Inspired by the likes of Pierre et Gilles and Hayao Miyazaki, Amber Raven has created a magical dreamscape for the Obsidian Dragons. Obsidian was used by ancient Aztecs for many things, including mirrors. Obsidian mirrors were used to conjure visions and see divine prophecies and this skyscape is one of those visions.
Lone Survivor
by Scott Piecuch
Installation
A neon artist in Seattle, WA, Scott’s three-dimensional works utilize light, reflection, and patterns to create abstract forms that shift with perspective. He is currently working on a series of objects coated in silver and etched with patterns to allow light to be blocked, reflected, and transmitted in novel ways.
Across the Sea
by Sarah Lovett, with Kim David Hall
Mobile Art Piece
Across the Sea, a luminary seahorse land-ship, a playful expression of wonder invokes a dream like or fairytale fantasy. In this world kindness counts. The wind is blowing kisses at our backs. We light the way with our imagination.
Cirrus Circus
by SANCA Seattle
Performance
The School of Acrobatics & New Circus Arts, SANCA, is located in Seattle’s Georgetown neighborhood with a mission is to improve the mental, emotional, and physical health of children of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities by engaging them in the joyous creativity of acrobatics and circus arts. Cirrus Circus, one of SANCA’s youth performance troupes will delight with juggling, acrobatics, amazing circus feats, glowing smiles, and glowing props.
DJ Cluster
by Andrew Golden
Performance
DJ Cluster will be mixing a set of journey style trance with songs from the present, along with some select tracks from the 90s.
Dragon Dreaming
by Essay Powell
Performance
From 9 to 10 at the museum parking lot, Esjay Powell will share her martial skill “Dragon Dreaming”. A type of ribbon dance, Dragon Dreaming is a kinetic art, using only her body to propel and swirl the massive dragon tail about her.