(206) 654-3100
1400 E Prospect St
Seattle,
WA
98112
47.6285
-122.3145
Neighborhoods: Capitol Hill, Broadway
What People Are Saying About Seattle Asian Art Museum
The Editor
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Citysearch
The Scene – Perched on its Volunteer Park throne, this serene art-deco gem stares nonchalantly at drop-dead gorgeous views of both Seattle and the Olympic Mountains. Elegance oozes from Carl Gould's 1931 design, from the graceful foyer to the curving walls and staircases, from the stunning garden court to the intimate galleries. – – The Collection – The museum spans centuries--ancient to contemporary--of Chinese, Japanese and Korean art. Visitors can learn the difference between Buddhas from Gandhara and Thailand, then check out the Chinese jade and snuff-bottle…
09/15/08
Great Place
by markdavidh
This is a place you can spend hours and come back over and over again. It's not big, it never gets old. The collection of buddhist iconography and statues is amazing. The museum and surrounding par is a great place to take visitors to Seattle.
- Pros: Great collection
- Cons: not that big
08/04/02
Hoorah for Art!
by june13
Not only is price affordable ($3 for adult), but the architechure fabulous, the collection always has something new, the parking is easy, and the staff is friendly.
What more could you ask for?
The Details on Seattle Asian Art Museum
The Extras:
Performance events include hands-on art for school children, tea ceremonies, music, film and dance.
Know Before You Go:
Volunteer Park is prime prowler territory; take your valuables with you and always lock up your vehicle.
Save Money:
The museum is free on the first Thursday and Saturday of each month.
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