The Grand Illusion is screening Jarmusch’s first half-dozen features throughout November. It’s a golden opportunity for cinephiles and the curious alike to follow the filmmakers’s early development into one of modern cinema’s most influential figures.
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‘The Price of Everything’: A doc about the frenzied art market comes to NWFF
“We live in a world with increasing inequities between the 1% and everyone else. In that way, the art world is emblematic of something larger,” says director Nathaniel Kahn.
‘Routes of Slavery’ preserves humanity
Created by Spanish viol player Jordi Savall, this multicultural touring concert brings together artists and instruments from Europe, Africa and the Americas to illustrate the tragedy of the slave trade and to honor the humanity of its victims.
Jonathan Toubin, Professional Partystarter
“These records, ultimately it’s party stuff. But it’s also a huge statement about culture, time, music, history.”
Addicted to the Image: Personal Polaroids on view at BAM
Robert E. Jackson has been collecting personal snapshots for more than 20 years.
Holiday miracles: BenDeLaCreme on ‘Gaylord Manor’ and a brand-new show with Jinkx Monsoon
“I keep thinking things are gonna slow down at some point, but it’s not true.”
Philharmonia Northwest celebrates Taiwanese music
“Orchestras like Philharmonia Northwest are as important a part of the classical music ecosystem as professional ensembles.” Music director Julia Tai leads the venerable orchestra’s most far-reaching and ambitious concert yet.
Announcing the Fall 2018 Art Walk Awards finalists
Check out the 12 artworks that will be on view at AXIS in Pioneer Square on Thursday, Oct. 4.
Meet the guest curators for the 2018 Fall Art Walk Awards!
Asia Tail, Anthony White, Jennifer Zwick and Dylan Neuwirth are selecting the 12 finalists for the event on Thursday, Oct. 4.
Best of Fest: What to see at Local Sightings 2018
From documentaries to fictional narrative features to workshops and special presentations, there’s plenty worth exploring during the festival’s eight-day run.
Seattle Design Festival takes on trust
Beginning this weekend, a series of exhibitions, public art, discussions and events will address various civic issues.
A close encounter with Look Up Fest
Into the fog of the counterfactual arrives Look Up Fest, a brand-new confab of music, visual art, beer and strange vibes.