When I went to the wonderful Tabaimo exhibition at the Asian Art Museum, the head curator told me that the Museum would close at the end...

As we think about a way forward after the election, I want to introduce some artists who are already making a difference. They have...

The Department of Arts & Culture selected Martha Jackson Jarvis of Washington, DC, to design the new art installation at 23rd & Union....

(Editor’s note: We were delighted to receive this review of the new National Museum of African-American History and Culture by Georgia...

All of a sudden, we have African American art everywhere in Seattle. And it isn’t even Black History Month! Some of these museums may be...

For the summer, I offer a quick tour of a few of the special exhibitions in our region. I have not yet seen many of these myself, but I...

“Dreamy blues/mood indigo.” ~Duke Ellington, 1931 Breathe deeply as you enter the first gallery of “Mood Indigo, Textiles from Around...

“Beauty in the Decay” For a spring treat, you have until the end of April to stop by the ArtXchange Gallery near Pioneer Square to see...

In case you didn’t know, we have cutting edge contemporary dance emerging from the Madrona Bath House on Lake Washington! In that...

Award-winning and nationally known poet Judith Roche lives in the heart of Leschi. I almost missed her unassuming house on a steep...

Black Friday concert Owuor Arunga “The Sultan of Swag,” a world famous trumpet player, organized an astonishing Black Friday concert at...

In the mid 1990’s, a sculpture by renowned African American artist, James Washington, Jr., was installed at the MidTown Center at 23rd &...