Directory details for Seattle Art Museum
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Seattle Art Museum

1300 1ST AVE SEATTLE, WA 98101-2003
www.seattleartmuseum.org

TO PROMOTE AND CULTIVATE THE FINE ARTS.

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EIN:
910640788
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President

Catherine Roche

Past President

Carla Lewis

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Scott Morris

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Constance Rice

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Susan Brotman

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Stewart Landefeld

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Jon Shirley

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Winnie Stratton

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Kimberly Hart

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Chris Landman

Deputy Director Of Art

Jose Diaz

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Nicholas Dorman

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Jason Porter

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