Exterior Signage
Updated: October 10, 2007

The Wing Luke Asian Museum in Seattle, Washington seeks one (1) professional
Graphic Designer / Artist to design the exterior signage for its How You Keep A Story Going, a $24.7 million capital project to rehabilitate the historic East Kong Yick Building, located at 715-725 South King Street, as a regional cultural center that preserves the stories and promotes the voices of Asian Pacific Islander Americans throughout the Pacific Northwest. The Wing Luke Asian Museum is the only pan-Asian Pacific Islander American cultural institution of its kind in the country that offers award-winning exhibitions, educational programming, publications, research and outreach.

For further information, please see the attached Request for Qualifications,
visit the Museum's website at www.wingluke.org, or contact Cassie Chinn,
Deputy Director for Program at (206) 623-5124 x.131, or cchinn@wingluke.org.

Request for Qualifications (RFQ):

exteriorsignagerfq.pdf

Marketplace Retail Artworks
Updated: October 10, 2007

The Wing Luke Asian Museum is the country’s premier pan-Asian Pacific American museum. A Smithsonian affiliate, the museum’s mission is to engage APA communities and the public in exploring issues related to the culture, art and history of Asian Pacific Americans.
In collaboration with the community, the Wing Luke Asian Museum is working with Olson Sundberg Kundig Allen architects to rehabilitate the historic East Kong Yick Building in Seattle’s International District. The museum will open in its new permanent home in May 2008. Within this compelling environment, a new museum store, called the Marketplace, will sell books, gifts and artists’ work that expand visitors’ experience of the museum. Marketplace goals include supporting the museum’s mission, educating and inspiring visitors and providing continuing support for museum programs.

Request for Qualifications:

marketplacecallforartists.pdf

Please send information and any questions you may have to: artistcall@wingluke.org. Images and information must be received by December 1, 2007. No telephone calls, please.