When it comes to fashion, the visual artist and curator aims for sophistication with a sense of play.
Contributor: Amanda Manitach
Amanda Manitach is the visual arts editor of City Arts magazine. She is also an artist and co-founder at The Factory, an art gallery and event space in Capitol Hill’s Pike/Pine corridor.
Being Arson Nicki
The art of making a real, radical self.
Amber R. Anderson records fleeting moments
The artist works primarily in the realm of encaustics. She uses her sketchbook to understand “foreign landscapes and systems.”
Vi Tranchemontagne is happy in layers
The promoter, event coordinator and founder of Vitra Booking likes to be hidden and noticed at the same time.
Stories of Spirit
With compassion and drive, Tracy Rector reframes reality.
Home is where the art is: The subterranean studio-home of Tara Thomas
Tara Thomas is—without hyperbole—an icon of Capitol Hill. And like her artful daily ensembles, her home is a meticulously curated shrine to objects and works of art.
Aidan Sakakini breaks down everything before him
The printmaker unleashes his love of line in his copious sketchbooks, the volumes of which reveal landscapes loosely inked or scenery snarling together in a filigree of artful knots.
Monyee Chau is here to stunt
“My style is about redefining what it means to be Asian American, about being authentically me.”
Reality blooms in the Creative Exchange Lab
Led by Seattle filmmakers, a new virtual reality experience debuted at Pacific Science Center.
Meet the 2018 Mayor’s Arts Award Winners: Fulgencio Lazo
Lazo’s extensive practice as an artist encompasses so much more than the production of paintings.
Jeremy Eaton’s Slices of a Psyche
At his Fremont studio, vibrant paintings burst and ooze from the canvas.
Streetwear Takeover
Jessica Hu’s world is full of color.