Exhibit Type: Past

By turning data into art, this interactive installation transforms grains of rice into a powerful picture of opportunity.

This exhibition showcased the stories of 10 young leaders working to build an equitable and inclusive world.

This exhibition featured photography, stories, sculptures, and videos created by people living with HIV/AIDS in 11 cities across the world.

This special exhibition highlighted the work of six Seattle-area artists with over 20 artistic interpretations of the foundation’s work with its partners over the last 20 years.

Bringing together stories of strength, innovation, and hope from our community in Washington State during the COVID-19 pandemic, this online experience created a forum for connection, empathy, and healing.

This exhibition explored the collective needs that came to light during the COVID-19 pandemic, inequities of race, gender, and geography, and how the world adapted to change.

Birth is the way we all arrive in this world—and each of us will repeat, prevent, delay, or reject reproduction during our lives. As we do, we will interact with designs of all kinds: products, devices, programs, and policies. While being born is a universal human experience, the designs that shape that experience are not. …

This exhibition explores the arc of human reproduction through the lens of art and design. While being born is a universal human experience, the designs that shape it are not.