Seattle Public Schools

Naramore Art Show

Summary: The Naramore Art Show celebrates over 200 artworks by our middle and high school students at the SAM Community Gallery.

Naramore Art Show 2026

Naramore has a live exhibition at Seattle Art Museum (SAM) again!

The Naramore Art Show celebrates over 200 artworks by our middle and high school students at the SAM Community Gallery. Seattle Public Schools has held the Naramore Art Show since 1985 to celebrate the brilliance of our emerging artists and share their creativity with the greater Seattle community.

Zoe Palalay, 12th Grade, "Untitled"
Zoe Palalay, Roosevelt High School, 12th Grade, “Untitled”, Mixed Media

Having live and virtual exhibitions gives more opportunities for more students and allows friends and family near and far to see these great works of art. Enjoy!

Location: Seattle Art Museum, Community Gallery first floor corridor, 1300 First Ave, Seattle, WA 98101 

Cost: Free 

Live Exhibition: April 1 – May 31, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m., Wednesday – Sunday

Virtual Exhibition: April 17 to the end of the school year. 

Celebration/Teen Night Out: May 1, 2026 Celebratory Reception 6 p.m.; Teen Night Out, 7-10 p.m.

Why do we call it Naramore?

Seattle Public Schools has held the Naramore Art Show since 1985 to celebrate the success of our arts students and share their learning with our community.

Floyd A. Naramore, whose name is honored by this exhibition, was a visionary architect who invested deeply in his community and in the education of our students. He designed over 22 schools, including Roosevelt, Garfield, and Cleveland high schools, and several middle school buildings.

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