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Posted inSuggests
Stranger Suggests: Your Agenda This Week, July 6–July 12
A Modern-Day Nicholas Sparks, Dolphin Vaginal Popsicles, and the Most Homoerotic Film Ever Made by a Woman
Posted inTouch the Art
Arts Districts Galore! Concerned Artists! (And Does Seattle Finally Have a Style Scene?)
The art news, gossip, and shows you need to know for the weeks ahead.
Posted inSuggests
Stranger Suggests: Your Agenda This Week, June 22–28
A Drag Queen Drug Lord, a Film About Bottoming, and the 6th Annual Queer/Pride Festival
Posted inArt and Performance Spring 2020
What Happened to This Rug?
Anatomy of Faig Ahmed’s Oiling, on display at Seattle Asian Art Museum.
Posted inArt and Performance Spring 2020
Inside the Reimagined Seattle Asian Art Museum
After $56 million in renovations, the museum is back and better than ever.
Posted inVisual Art
Jacob Riis’s Pioneering Photojournalism
The turn-of-the-century Danish American photographer documented the urban poor.
Posted inVisual Art
Bubbles in Oil Paint
A close look at a detail in a Gabriel von Max painting at the Frye.
Posted inVisual Art
Who’s That Lady in The Audience?
Hayv Kahraman’s painting at the Henry’s In Plain Sight has me obsessed.
Posted inVisual Art
The People History Forgot
Paul Rucker’s Forever commemorates civil-rights martyrs with a stamp.
Posted inVisual Art
Art in the Age of Single-Use Plastic
Maria Phillips’s Undercurrent: Plasticene at Bellevue Arts Museum is weirdly alluring.