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Seattle Comic Artist Björn Miner Featured Among America’s Best
The artist’s work appears in the 2017 Best American Comics anthology alongside the medium’s greatest.
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EJ Koh’s Stellar Debut Collection Starts in Heaven, Goes to War, and Then Finds Love
The Seattle poet is deft at exploring the complexities of human interactions.
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‘las mariposas Y los muertos’ Explores Hipster Appropriation in the Pitchfork Era
Benjamin Benne’s newest play wittily dives into rock and representation.
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If the ‘Russia Stuff’ Has You Confused, Let Masha Gessen’s Dense Reportage Help
The nonfiction writer come to Seattle this week with two revealing books on Russia under her belt.
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Wizards, Witches, “Nasty Women” and More of the Week’s Best Events
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Suddenly, the Seattle Symphony Chooses Ludovic Morlot’s Successor
When in 2010 Morlot was tapped to follow Gerard Schwarz’s 26-year tenure, he was largely an unknown quantity:…
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Fifty Years Later, George Balanchine’s ‘Jewels’ Is Still Iconic
Pacific Northwest Ballet’s production ramps up the splendor with beautiful new staging and costumes.
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At GeekGirlCon, the Face of Geekdom Is Changing
This year’s event features G. Willow Wilson, Maritess Zurbano, Lil Chen, and others.
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Taste Russia, the Spanish Civil War On Stage, Fright Fest, and More of the Week’s Best Events
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Ayad Akhtar’s ‘The Who & The What’ Takes a Philosophical Lens to Love and Islam
Faith, family, and feminism lie at the heart of this new play by Ayad Akhtar.
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Redoubling Its Efforts, an Artist-Lead Activist Group Asks Vulcan for Equitable Development
Initially emerging before the Upstream Music Fest, the coalition returns with new support and goals.
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‘Fumetti for the Mothership’ Is a Book, an Art Installation, and a Friendship
The book of photo comics from Mount Analogue comes complete with a blanket to read it in.
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EJ Koh Will Make You Cry
She moved a room of Bumbershoot-goers to tears. Her debut poetry collection may very well do the same.
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The Nascent Feminism of Doris Totten Chase
Changing Forms celebrates an artist who forged a new feminine poetics in early video art.
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Fall Equinox—the Witch’s Thanksgiving
For ancient people, the harvest festival was one of the biggest events of the year.
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Comics That Grab Back, Adventurous Electronic Music, Local Film, and More of the Week’s Best Events
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“I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings” Deftly Adapts the Brilliant Memoir for the Stage
Malika Oyetimein and Myra Platt’s production portrays Angelou through the ages.