WaNaWari wins a headline again with five provocative installations. Carletta Carrington Wilson’s “Night of the Stereotypes,” in the...

Seattle Art Museum opens March 5 Following our catastrophic Capitol riot, what could be more timely than Jacob Lawrence’s series on...

“Lust for power and territory is the same lust that kills man, women, children and the land itself.” ~Selma Waldman 2002 What would...

Ray Troll has been drawing fossils since he was four years old, based on a plastic dinosaur set his parents gave him. We know that most...

Steven Holl, named by Time magazine in 2001 as “America’s best architect”, grew up in Bremerton where he first encountered...

Celebrating public space, Libby L. Gerber invites viewers to look for views of Mount Rainier in mundane public spaces, using her...

Part I Since all the venues for art are closed, I invite you to walk or bike through our neighborhoods and discover the amazing public...

Part I John Akomfrah’s “Future History” (until May 3, 2020) majestically fills three major galleries on the fourth floor of the Seattle...

We are having another thrilling museum opening in Seattle this month! The renovated Asian Art Museum opens to the public on Saturday...

For the holiday and winter season here is Betty Shabazz X (Malcolm X’s wife): “We can say ‘Peace on Earth’ We can sing about it, preach...

Part I: WaNaWari’s Ongoing Success WaNaWari held a dynamic and entertaining fashion show on Sunday Sept 1 in their back yard. The...

Editor’s note: We received four art reviews this month: two from our art critic, Susan Platt, and two from our “Renaissance Woman,”...