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2005 Stories by Andrew Engelson

• Mark Takamichi Miller & Yuki Nakamura

  published October 5, 2005

  This month's First Thursday sees the opening of two solo shows from a pair of talented Seattle artists. Miller is a painter who specializes in... More >>

• Oct. 5-11, 2005

  published October 5, 2005

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• Visual Mixtape

  published October 5, 2005

  Can curating an art exhibit be an art form in its own right? "150 Works of Art," a generically titled show of photographs,... More >>

• Robert C. Jones

  published September 28, 2005

  In the early days of abstract expressionism, it was a common fallacy of criticism to try to see identifiable shapes hidden within the chaos of... More >>

• Sept. 28-Oct. 4, 2005

  published September 28, 2005

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• Nocturnes

  published September 21, 2005

  Animation at its most basic is the focus of this quiet group show mounted by local curator Fionn Meade. Without exception, the works are... More >>

• Sept. 21-27, 2005

  published September 21, 2005

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• Profile: Chiyo Ishikawa

  published September 14, 2005

  Deputy director of art, Seattle Art Museum. More >>

• Visual Arts Favorites and Calendar

  published September 14, 2005

  Lynne Hershman Leeson San Francisco–based... More >>

• Ken Fandell & Leo Saul Berk

  published September 14, 2005

  What if every moment of your life, no matter how boring or banal, had a soundtrack? In part, that's what Seattle artist Ken Fandell explores in... More >>

• Sept. 14-20, 2005

  published September 14, 2005

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• Sept. 7-13, 2005

  published September 7, 2005

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• Aug. 31-Sept. 6, 2005

  published August 31, 2005

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• Aug. 24-30, 2005

  published August 24, 2005

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• Girls Growing

  published August 17, 2005

  So much of the messy transition from girl to woman in our society is dominated by images, and it's not just skeletal magazine models. You can... More >>

• Aug. 17-23, 2005

  published August 17, 2005

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• Aug. 10-16, 2005

  published August 10, 2005

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• Best Painter Under 41

  published August 3, 2005

  We had planned to name artist Joseph Park Seattle's best painter under 40, but then we learned he hit that midlife milestone late last... More >>

• Best Urban Nature Writer

  published August 3, 2005

  David B. Williams knows nature in Seattle. As the author of the recently published The Street-Smart Naturalist: Field Notes From... More >>

• Rene Yung & Janice Giteck

  published August 3, 2005

  I'm a little skeptical of art as refuge. Sometimes, when art tries too hard to offer contemplation and peacefulness, you're more aware of the... More >>

• Aug. 3-9, 2005

  published August 3, 2005

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• July 27-Aug. 2, 2005

  published July 27, 2005

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• Lighting the Landscape

  published July 20, 2005

  It's not often that the outdoor world intersects with the very indoor world of visual art. I happen to hike a lot, and for many in the... More >>

• James Cicatko

  published July 20, 2005

  James Cicatko paints horrible images. Not that the paintings in his solo show "Little Monsters" are bad—in fact, quite the opposite.... More >>

• July 20-26, 2005

  published July 20, 2005

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