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.
Recent Articles
Q&A
Alice Gosti and Falling in Love with Objects
The artist discussed her most recent undertaking, a work of experimental theatre called 'Material Deviance in Contemporary American Culture,' opening next weekend at On the Boards.
Preview
Here Come the 2018 Spring Art Walk Awards!
This time the event heads back to Pioneer Square where it all began—join us April 5 at AXIS! But for now, meet our guest judges.
Sketchbook Porn
Guy Merrill’s Geometrical Abstractions
The artist views the work in his sketchbooks as "fossil remains of ancient organisms accumulating on the ocean floor."
News
Gramma Poetry Invigorates the Poetry Scene
"We don’t really have that stuffy poetry publisher bone in our body.”
Style Profile
Burnish and Wrinkle: Jeremy Eaton’s Look Reflects His Origins
Jeremy Eaton’s look reflects his origins.
Cover Story
Modern Sorcery
The Hoodwitch draws on many traditions to conjure empowerment and healing.
Style Profile
Laura Castellanos’ Funky, Frugal Look
The painter, sculptor and multimedia visual artist makes boring garments interesting—with a Sharpie.
Lifestyle
Angel Alviar-Langley Demands to be Seen
The 22-year-old street styles movement artist, teacher and activist is also known as Moonyeka
Feature
Jazz Brown: Philosophical Painter
In the last year, Brown’s presence in Seattle has been vibrant and timely.
