Finding the art and poetry in urination.
Hits, misses, and some really long video footage at the Pacific Northwest Annual.
Viewers do a double take in Kirkland.
A disquieting look at the loss of privacy.
PIGS ON PARADE Parade: Pike Place Market 11 a.m. Sat., May 26. Display: various locations (see map insert) through September….
Annie Leibovitz affirms, and upends, our stereotypes.
Remembering Morris Graves, Northwest Mystic.
ACROSS THE MILES: DISCOVERING FOLK ART IN AMERICA Columbia City’s Garde Rail Gallery presents an exhibition of folk art by…
Art Detour—Over 100 artists will open their studios to the public for the second annual “Art Detour,” a behind-the-scenes peek…
Maria Medina is looking to create “a comfortable experimental atmosphere.”
THE OTHER PINK MEAT While you’re out hunting for “Pigs On Parade,” don’t overlook the 15 temporary public artworks created…
Moving pictures realized on the big screen.
It’s not just a black-and-white issue.
Where pyromania meets contemporary art.
SAM’s new curator Lisa Corrin says she won’t take blockbuster shows sitting down.
Five reasons to hop aboard the next Clipper.
Hushed spaces, groovy parties, shameless commerce: three sides of the Seattle art scene.
1. Accept the fact that art is frivolous. Though you try and try to find intrinsic value in what you’re…
Artist charges censorship and withdraws exhibit of male nudes.
Consolidated Works’ new exhibit will keep you awake.
An exhibit looks closely at our region’s sacred cow.
The Northwest Annual artist showcase is interactive, multidimensional, and a load of fun.
Capturing Nature before the fall.
