Space.City

Space.City www.spacecityseattle.org Space.City has a 25 year history of hosting architectural lectures and other cultural events in Seattle.

Since our formation in 1997, Space.City has presented talks by more than 70 artists and architects whose ideas and contributions cover the spectrum of creative and critical thinking today.

Can’t believe it’s already JUNE next week, but that means it’s almost time to celebrate q***r artists at Spectrum! We’ll...
05/27/2026

Can’t believe it’s already JUNE next week, but that means it’s almost time to celebrate q***r artists at Spectrum! We’ll have a wide range of talented individuals making everything from baked delicacies to fine art paintings to crying ceramics. Stop by and shop goods from:



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We’ll have refreshing drinks, snacks, great vibes, and music by . Can’t wait to see you there 🌈

June 4th
Doors open at 5

More wonderful moments of the lecture performance with on her book “A Sexual History of the Internet” in collaboration ...
05/24/2026

More wonderful moments of the lecture performance with on her book “A Sexual History of the Internet” in collaboration with .

Photos by the amazing
*xualhistoryoftheinternet

05/17/2026

A quick recap of our last event with and her book “A Sexual History of the Internet,” in collaboration with . Huge shoutout to Cannonball for hosting and bringing the vision to life. Another shoutout to ***rbooks for selling Mindy’s books during the event. And thank you to everyone who showed up and helped bring Mindy’s performance lecture to life! :)
Photo cover credits to Naveed Ahmad
More recap photos coming soon. In the meantime, look out for our next event “Spectrum” a q***r art market during the upcoming pioneer square art walk on June 4! Link in bio for more info!
*xualhistoryoftheinternet

05/13/2026

We’re kicking off the month of June with a market dedicated to q***r makers and artists! Stop by on June 4th during Pioneer Square Art Walk to catch artists selling ceramics, prints, temporary tattoos, pastries, and more. We’ll be sharing info about each of our vendors in the coming days so stay tuned!

In addition to our vendors we’ll have snacks, cocktails and drinks for sale, and music by .

Find more details at the link in our bio 🌈

This book is a history. A gathering of anecdotes, artworks, and artifacts tracing the pervasive and often perverted orig...
04/23/2026

This book is a history.
A gathering of anecdotes, artworks, and artifacts tracing the pervasive and often perverted origins of our digital tools.

This book is a script.
A Sexual History of the Internet extends beyond the page: a participatory lecture performance activated through the audience’s phones. A polyvocal text, read aloud. Citation as chorus.

This book is an experiment.
A redistribution model. Featuring 45 contributors whose work reshapes how we understand the internet, s*x, and s*xual technologies. Through “Citational Splits,” 30% of profits are shared with those cited.

May 1, 2026
Cannonball Arts — Lower Level
1930 3rd Ave, Seattle
Doors 5:30 PM
Performance 6:30 PM
Books available at the event courtesy of ***rbooks .
Tickets via link in bio.

photo by Tim Schutsky, art direction by Laura Coombs

04/21/2026

Join us May 1st for a Sexual History of the Internet.

Using a shared script on your phone, the audience becomes a collective voice: reading, responding, and activating the work together in real time.

As language moves through the room, hidden histories begin to surface—revealing how the internet has been shaped by desire, power, and control.

Come be part of it.

Please bring a charged smartphone with Instagram access to participate.

May 1, 2026
Cannonball Arts — Lower Level
1930 3rd Ave, Seattle
Doors 5:30 PM
Performance 6:30 PM

Tickets via link in bio.

Knowing they could not replace the countless cultural items and records lost in the 2021 Dixie fire, in 2023, members of...
04/07/2026

Knowing they could not replace the countless cultural items and records lost in the 2021 Dixie fire, in 2023, members of the Roundhouse Council met with atelierjones around a kitchen table to rebuild their lost after school education center. While the former center was housed in a typical western home, it quickly became clear that a design rooted in traditional Maidu culture would hold deep meaning for the community. 

Maidu roundhouses were traditionally laid out with tribe members joining hands to trace a circle of the proper size for gatherings. The design for the central space of this roundhouse uses segmented 4’ CLT panels that nod to this human-centered design practice. A skylight above this central volume is angled to align with the summer solstice, casting a band of light across the space that shifts with the seasons.
The building is composed of two main elements: the central rotunda is the anchor representing the Miadu community, intersected with a linear porch that faces out to the valley, the mountains, and the school playfields, welcoming the broader community. 
Featured in the American Pavillion “PORCH” at the 2025 Venice Biennale

Get your tickets now at the link in bio
Date: Thursday, April 9th, 5:30 PM
Doors Open: 5 PM
Location: Seattle Central Library 

Happy Hour to follow

Photo credit: Matt Catrow, (4) Roundhouse at Chaw’se Indian Grinding Rock State Historic Park, California State Parks

04/03/2026

Space City, in collaboration with , presents an evening with around A Sexual History of the Internet—a project tracing the entangled histories of s*xuality, technology, and power.
Part lecture, part performance, part collective reading, the work unfolds through audience participation. Using their phones, attendees activate a shared script, becoming a dispersed chorus that voices archival fragments, overlooked narratives, and submerged lineages of the digital.

Moving between research and embodiment, the piece considers the internet not as a neutral tool, but as a site shaped by desire, extraction, and control.

Copies of A Sexual History of the Internet will be available via ***rbooks before and after the program. A reception will follow.

Tickets available via link in bio.
May 1, 2026

Cannonball Arts — Lower Level
1930 3rd Ave, Seattle

Doors 5:30 PM
Performance 6:30 PM

03/30/2026

Susan H. Jones
Light on Wood

April 9th
Doors 5:00 PM
Program 5:30 PM

Seattle Central Library
1000 4th Ave, Seattle

Happy Hour + Book Signing
723 1st Ave, Seattle

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