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Arts
The best and latest arts and culture writing from
The Stranger
The Latest
A Sneak Peek at
Interstitial Volume
Henry Jackson-Spieker's In-Progress Show at MadArt Explores the Knotty Tension of Being a Body
Jas Keimig
How the Late Jonathan Raban Taught Us to Not Laugh at the Possibility of George Santos Becoming President
Charles Mudede
Stranger Suggests: A James Joyce Reading from Memory, Den Tapes Winter Jam, Lemon Meringue Pie, Pacific Science Center's Kid-Free Happy Hour,
Belle de Jour
One Really Great Thing to Do Every Day of the Week
Charles Mudede
,
Dave Segal
,
Jas Keimig
,
Matt Baume
&
Megan Seling
Natalie Wall Brings
Awkward Sex
to Seattle
"It’s very silly. We just want to show how crazy sex is."
Matt Baume
Literary Genius Jonathan Raban Has Died
The Travel Writer and Novelist was 80 Years Old
Megan Seling
M3GAN Is a Seattle Gay Icon
But the Synthetic Star Is Also a Terrible Warning of What’s Soon to Come
Matt Baume
Maiden Voyage Brings Japan's Listening Bar Experience to Seattle
Jason Justice and Justin Cayou Are Spreading the Communal Joy of Hearing Music in High Fidelity
Dave Segal
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An Interview With Annalee Newitz
"I Love Hearing the Opinions of Worms and Cats"
Matt Baume
New Comic: The American Les Trois Bises
It's So Hard to Get Right!
Sarah Romano Diehl
Are the New Buildings of Seattle Inspired by the Barcode?
Meet the Man Brilliantly Documenting the City's Vast Array of Architecture on Instagram
Charles Mudede
Seattle Sticker Patrol: Are You
Really
Scraping Stickers?
Loser Behavior...
Jas Keimig
An Interview With Aubrey Gordon
“I Hope This Is a Book That Becomes Obsolete Very Quickly.”
Matt Baume
More Women Accuse YouTuber Andrew Callaghan of Sexual Misconduct and Assault
His Lawyer Won’t Let Us Publish Her Response on His Behalf
Chase Hutchinson
Aubrey Gordon's
“You Just Need to Lose Weight”
Is a Sharp Sword Against Anti-Fatness
The
Maintenance Phase
Co-host and Your Fat Friend Columnist Wrote 20 Short, Sourced Arguments You Can Hand to Your Body-Shaming Mom (and Doctor)
Suzette Smith
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Artists of the Week
Kevin Muñoz’s Scenic Serenity
The Stranger’s Artist of the Week
Corianton Hale
Lisa Congdon’s Joyful Journey
The Stranger
’s Artist of the Week
Corianton Hale
Jessica Lynch’s Island Spirit
The Stranger
’s Artist of the Week
Corianton Hale
Lindsey Fox’s Wild Celebrations
The Stranger
’s Artist of the Week
Corianton Hale
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Dec 28
2:54 PM
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Jas Keimig
Visual Art
Oct 31
8:10 AM
Luke Misclevitz's Wild Time Capsules
The Stranger
’s Artist of the Week
Corianton Hale
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Books
Oct 27
2:40 PM
David Sedaris Is Coming to Seattle and Wants to Know Where He Can Find a Dead Body
“Whenever I Smell a Dead Deer or Something in the Woods I Get So Excited. Oh, It’s Finally My Time!”
Matt Baume
Books
Oct 25
12:15 PM
Penn Jillette Says Seattle Has the Finest Squirrels in the World
"I Believe It’s Their Luxurious Tails"
Matt Baume
Visual Art
Oct 24
8:00 AM
Martin Ontiveros Is Playing with Power
The Stranger
’s Artist of the Week
Corianton Hale
Theater
Oct 20
3:21 PM
How to Power through Wagner’s Gorgeous, Historically Cursed
Tristan and Isolde
at Seattle Opera, and Why You Should Want to Do This in the First Place
An Everyman’s Guide
Meg van Huygen
Stranger Suggests
Oct 19
2:59 PM
Stranger Suggests: Dave Eggers,
Nosferatu
, L7, the Last Lit Crawl, and the Murray vs. Smiley Debates
One Really Great Thing to Do Every Day of the Week
Jas Keimig
,
Matt Baume
,
Meg van Huygen
,
Megan Seling
&
Rich Smith
Books
Oct 17
4:00 PM
Accounting for an Apocalypse
Adrienne Buller’s
The Value of a Whale
Exposes the Dark Side of “Green Capitalism”
Adam Willems
Visual Art
Oct 17
10:34 AM
Kelly Bjork’s Queer Joy
The Stranger
’s Artist of the Week
Corianton Hale
City
Oct 14
1:38 PM
All Aboard! Station Space Coming to King Street Station
Cultural Space Agency's Latest Project Brings Youth Arts to the Historic Building
Jas Keimig
Visual Art
Oct 10
8:00 AM
Mx. Morgan’s Fearless Divination
The Stranger
’s Artist of the Week
Corianton Hale
Film/TV
Oct 6
3:24 PM
Five Can't-Miss Flicks at This Year's Seattle Queer Film Festival
From Sexy Burlesque and Sassy Ghosts to an Attempted Drug Smuggling Gone Very,
Very
Wrong
Chase Hutchinson
Visual Art
Oct 3
8:00 AM
Adam Sorensen’s Supernatural Sensibilities
The Stranger
’s Artist of the Week
Corianton Hale
Picture Books
Sep 30
11:11 AM
This Week's Comics: Sometimes Sleeping Beauty Has to Rescue Herself
It’s
Legally Blonde
meets
Mad Max
in the Dark Ages
Matt Baume
Film/TV
Sep 30
9:45 AM
Things Didn't Have to Be This Way
Riotsville, U.S.A.
Is a Surreal History Lesson on the Militarization of the US Police
Jas Keimig
Film/TV
Sep 29
11:51 AM
Billy Eichner Is Our Nora Ephron
Bros Isn’t the First Gay Rom-Com, but It Is One of the Best
Matt Baume
Film/TV
Sep 27
3:01 PM
Vesper
Is a Superb Science-Fiction Film
Even the Trees Are Monstrous, with Bark That Breathes Like Animals
Charles Mudede
Dance
Sep 27
2:08 PM
Pacific Northwest Ballet Celebrates 50 Years with a Stunning Opener
The Company Didn't Look a Day Over 25
Rich Smith
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