Long a hub for Seattle’s visual arts scene, the neighborhood gets an new space this spring with the opening of ARTS at King Street Station.
The artist’s upcoming residency at Mount Analogue explores the cultural impact of pulpy romantic fantasy.
The colorful daily dance performance examines performative femininity and people-pleasing.
Stunning glass trees by Debora Moore highlight the addition’s initial offerings.
Seattle Art Museum’s showcase of Indian art might lack cultural depth, but it’s certainly a spectacle.
The collection of authorless snapshots at Bellevue Arts Museum raises questions about our relationship with instant photography.
With reopening galleries joining the old stalwarts, neighborhood’s visual art scene is entering a fresh, thriving era.
The new group exhibit finds artists tapping into themes of natural wellness and psychological self-care.
Smithsonian Magazine ‘s September 22 celebration opens the doors to some of the region’s best cultural institutions.
The Seattle Art Fair stands out from its peers, but it’s still finding its footing in our tech-driven city.
Seattle museums look to foster a conversation with their spring visual art exhibits.
Changing Forms celebrates an artist who forged a new feminine poetics in early video art.
LVLZ Healing Center at Interstitial presents prismatic, pixelated, emoji-laden therapy pods.
Recology CleanScapes’ resident artists explore the underworld of garbage.
Along the SoDo busway, muralists turn the blurring landscape into a blur of art.
Tatiana Garmendia’s exhibition ponders the city’s complex relationship to those without shelter.
His recordings were included on Carl Sagan’s Golden Record, but this week his photos are in Seattle.
“Casino: A Palimpsest” shines light on a Pioneer Square history not often told.
How a small side-program turned into one of the city’s most cosmopolitan events.
Four arts collectives formidable in their own right are joining forces in an exciting new space.
