Remix

SAM REMIX

MAR 31 2023
7 PM – 11 PM
SEATTLE ART MUSEUM
AGES 21+

Imprint
SAM Remix returns to the Seattle Art Museum this spring! Since 2008, SAM has invited the best and brightest of Seattle’s creative community to produce one-of-a-kind art experiences at this signature nighttime program. This edition’s theme, Imprint, explores the influence artists have had on our world. Visitors will encounter innovative performances, art-making activities, live music, and guided gallery tours inspired by patterns, motifs, and images found across the museum’s global collections, including Ikat: A World of Compelling Cloth, American Art: Stories We Carry, and more.

The theme also extends to the overall aesthetic and approach of the event! Attendees are encouraged to showcase their own visual expression through their clothes, accessories, and whatever other ways art inspires them.

Remix is a 21+ event. Valid ID is required for entry.

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What’S HAPPENING?

Polynesian Dance Troupe Huraiti Mana performs Tahitian and Hula dances that tell stories through movement.
Slow down, take a deep breath, and connect with the multicultural textile tradition of hand mending fabrics in an art activity led by local artist Malia Peoples.
Ukrainian-born violinist and violist Mariya Ksondzyk performs Baroque Classical/Romantic pieces inspired by classic art patterns and imprints.
Design, decorate, and polish a copper or brass charm with Hannah Kirsekorn as she introduces the art of hammering and stamping in a short and sweet metalsmithing experience.
Bijoux delivers infectious disco dripping with glamour, sex, and opulent theatricality.
Filipino music artist DJ IZE VINSIN plays hits from various regions of the world blended together with genres such as Baile Funk, Dance, Jersey Club, and Hip Hop.
Queer latina DJ Tremenda Diosa brings tremendous sounds and goddess vibes with an unforgettable DJ set.
Print a fun design on a postcard of your choosing in a live screen printing experience with Mary Ann Carter of Party Hat Studios.
Local music artist Copeland combines classic Chicago house styles, funk and dark disco, psychedelic house styles, and world music with “spexy” undertones.
Vinyl aficionado DJ Wax Witch will spin a vintage dance set featuring cosmic grooves and femme disco.
Snap a photo with friends in a projected photo booth created by Seattle Design Nerds.

Galleries will be accessible from 7–10 pm. Programming and activities will continue in the Brotman Forum until 11 pm.

Drinks & Bites
Enjoy beer, wine, a specialty cocktail, or a soft drink plus fun bar snacks supplied by Shooby Doo Catering for purchase.

People dancing the night away while a DJ spins records under a hanging sculpture

Dancer performing in the middle of a gallery with a crowd watching in the background

A person dances in the middle of the dancefloor, surrounded by others

Two people smiling and creating an art activity together

Performer surrounded by crowd in the Brotman Forum under purple lights and the John Grade Middle Fork sculpture

PRO TIPS

Entry
Buy your tickets ahead of time to secure your spot as this event will likely sell out. There will be no tickets available onsite the day of the event.

SAM Members: $25
General Public: $50

GET TICKETS

Remix is a 21+ event. Valid ID is required for entry. Please have your ID and ticket (printed or on mobile) ready. Check-in is located at entrance.

No re-entry. No large bags are allowed.

Become a SAM member today to receive half price tickets to Remix and unlimited free admission to the museum all year long!

Remix Well
SAM Remix is an inclusive program highlighting the best of our region’s creative community amidst the artwork and exhibitions on view at the Seattle Art Museum and Olympic Sculpture Park. When attending Remix you agree to:

Protect the art (a.k.a. no touching!).
Support and encourage the artists.
Participate in as much as you feel comfortable.
Respect other visitors, SAM staff, and volunteers.
Appreciate, don’t appropriate, the diverse cultures in attendance and on view.

Masks are not required, but visitors are encouraged to wear them for their personal safety and comfort.

Seattle Art Museum respectfully acknowledges that we are on Indigenous land, the traditional territories of the Coast Salish people. We honor our ongoing connection to these communities past, present, and future.

Learn more about Equity at SAM