The Stranger

Over the last year, three individual artists—the latest an artist duo, the TM Sisters of Miami—have set up works inside one of the odder art spaces in the city: the theater lobby at Seattle University's Lee Center for the Arts. The first was Adam Putnam's magic lantern view of the tunnel-of-love-red hallway leading from the gallery to the theater. Then came Wynne Greenwood, who used abstract tapestries to divide and layer the room into a performing space of its own. Now the place is a cross between a video-game arcade—you play strange games on dance pads—and the inside of a video game itself. (Lee Center for the Arts, 901 12th Ave, 296-2244. 1:30–6 pm, free.) by Jen Graves

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