In an act of radical visualization, Africatown installed outdoor furniture and painted the parking lot of the Midtown Center to help a real estate developer imagine the community space that a new development could be.
Month: August 2018
The 2018 Mayor’s Arts Awards
A look at the Aug. 30 ceremony and celebration.
Plastic planet: Anthony White elevates trash and trashes luxury
The painter and sculptor is obsessed with American consumerism.
Meet the 2018 Mayor’s Arts Award winners: Jorge Enrique González Pacheco
González Pacheco has amassed a sizable list of titles: poet, lecturer, teacher, filmmaker, co-founder of the Seattle Latino Film Festival, and now Mayor’s Arts Award recipient.
Art Intervention!
The City of Bellevue looks to a trio of unconventional Seattle artists to manifest a massive civic transformation.
September Video Releases: ‘Superfly,’ ‘The Tree of Life,’ ‘Scream for Help’ and ‘My Man Godfrey’
Staff at the renowned video store and nonprofit archive Scarecrow Video highlight the best in this month’s new DVD and Blu-ray releases.
Taste Test With Rachel Belle
Writer and radio personality Rachel Belle goes for the good stuff in life.
Monyee Chau is here to stunt
“My style is about redefining what it means to be Asian American, about being authentically me.”
Follow Me
“My sister is a nuclear engineer and a lawyer. Right now, she looks like an animated fairy, which is her intention,” writes Kristen Millares Young.
Kids from Space: Gabby Duran heads for TV
‘Gabby Duran and the Unsittables,’ by Daryle Conners and Elise Allen, is becoming a live-action series.
A meal at Jerk Shack takes you someplace else
Engage vacation mode at this Caribbean restaurant in Belltown.
‘Richard III’ stars Sarah Harlett as the power-mad tyrant
Harlett leads an all-female version of Shakespeare’s political war drama, playing one of theatrical history’s most complex villains.