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A Show at the Frye Art Museum That Resonates in an Unintentional Way
Disco balls, closed-circuit cameras, and colored lighting doesn’t distract from the ongoing labor issues at the museum.
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A Seattle Civil Rights Icon and the Art He Inspired
Artists pay tribute to Edwin T. Pratt in a show organized by Pratt Fine Arts Center and Northwest African American Museum.
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A Piece of Art to Sit Inside of on a Summer Day
James Turrell’s Light Reign inspires deep thoughts. It’s also nice and shady.
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A “Poetic” Documentary About the Artist Fernando Botero
By “poetic,” I’m guessing they mean it has a hazy sense of time, fact, and objectivity.
Posted inVisual Art
Drinking, Weird Sex, Witches, and Owls
Simon Hanselmann’s beloved and fucked-up comics come to life at Bellevue Arts Museum.
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Preston Singletary Is a Master Glass Artist with the Best Name in Seattle
Many of the Tlingit artist’s pieces don’t even look like glass.
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Artist Mary Coss Explores the Future of a Planet in Peril
What will the Pacific Northwest look like when salt overtakes us all?
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Taiji Miyasaka’s Sculptures Look Like Planets
Taiji Miyasaka explores light and space in three spheres currently orbiting at MadArt.
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Cool Art, Hilarious Interruptions, and Live Drag Competitions
A few trends we’ve noticed in the last few months.
Posted inVisual Art
Black Female Bodies Like You Rarely See Them
The mundane human forms in Tschabalala Self’s show at Frye Art Museum.
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Porcelain’s Deadly Secrets
An artist’s “intervention” at SAM highlights a history hiding behind beautiful objects.
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Cherdonna Performs at the Frye Every Day for Three Months Straight
She will be joined by her new dance troupe, DONNA, and the installation includes a giant vagina they will each be birthed from daily.
