New and Upcoming Public Art

Posted on Sep 03, 2024

Artists Preston Singletary and David Franklin are excited to work with Pierce College to create a public art sculpture for their newly constructed Johnson Science Building. "Sun Lodge" is currently being installed on site and will be completed in October 2024.

Also, learn more about "Generational Confluence" the newly installed public art piece for Sound Transit.

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Tickets on Sale Soon: Pacific Northwest Ballet's "The Sleeping Beauty"

Posted on Jul 01, 2024

Pacific Northwest Ballet announces a new production of the classic ballet The Sleeping Beauty, with Preston Singletary creating the theatrical scenic design. Learn more about when tickets will go on sale.

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Collaboration with Artist Martin Janecký

Posted on Jun 01, 2024

Behind the scenes look at the Preston Singletary hot shop and what the Studio is working on right now, including visiting the Czech Republic to work on new collaborations with Martin Janecký.

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Collaboration with Artist Tomas Colbengtson

Posted on May 01, 2024

View photos of a recent Collaboration with Artist Tomas Colbengtson.

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Pacific Northwest Ballet: The Sleeping Beauty

Posted on Mar 14, 2024

Pacific Northwest Ballet has announced plans for a new production of the classic ballet The Sleeping Beauty, with Preston Singletary creating the theatrical scenic design.

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Visiting Artist Residency at the Museum of Glass: March 13th - 17th, 2024

Posted on Mar 01, 2024

Join Preston Singletary at the Museum of Glass Hot Shop from March 13th - 17th, 2024 for a Visiting Artist Residency.

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Artists Selected for Major Seattle Public Art Project

Posted on Feb 01, 2024

Artists Preston Singletary and David Franklin have been selected ​to create an upcoming public art installation in Seattle, WA.

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New Book Written by Preston Singletary

Posted on Nov 01, 2023

Fusion Notes, is a visual memoir written by Preston Singletary that reflects on his many creative explorations, commitment to cultural knowledge, and enduring love of the medium of glass.

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