The debut from new-wavy foursome Spesh bursts with fun, teased-hair dance numbers and snippets of 2018 political realities.
Category: Profile
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.
Meet the 2018 Mayor’s Arts Award Winners: Tarik Abdullah
If the South End has a celebrity chef, it’s Tarik Abdullah.
Meet the 2018 Mayor’s Arts Award Winners: Karen P. Thomas
The conductor, composer and Seattle Pro Musica artistic director believes every voice should be heard.
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.
Meet the 2018 Mayor’s Arts Award Winners: Paula Boggs
Paula Boggs is not only an army veteran and corporate lawyer but also a noted philanthropist and fundraiser, not to mention a performing musician and in-demand public speaker.
The Man Behind the Music
Entrepreneur, impresario, organizer, DJ—Austin Santiago is many things. But mainly he’s a fan.
Foraging for Art in the Salish Sea
Jill Bliss works at the overlap between artist, naturalist and caretaker.
Haunted Horses: Punishing, Cathartic Noise
Haunted Horses isn’t afraid to leave live sets as brief, explosive statements.
Bread & Butter + Head Band: Timeless, Good-times Rock ’n’ Roll
In a time when pop and hip-hop dominate mainstream culture, playing rock music seems once again an act of rebellion.
Terror/Cactus: Cinematic Electro-cumbia
“Cumbia is appealing to me because it’s a unifying thing between countries,” says Martín Selasco, the main mind behind Terror/Cactus.