Two Ways of Exploring Nature: Gaylen Hansen and Alan Lau
A painting of a giant grasshopper standing on a rock invites us into the Woodside Braseth Gallery for an exhibition of Gaylen Hansen, age 104. As we enter the gallery we see a swarm of bright blue fish with intense red eyes, mouths open and teeth bared. Turning to the right we see a red wall with irregular bricks and large grasshoppers climbing on it. But the painting is titled “Red Wall Two Ducks.” I asked the gallery owner where the ducks were and he said, “Behind the wall.
Susan Platt, PhD
Oct 29


"Wildflowers of the West" by Molly Hashimoto
What a joy! A beautiful new Molly Hashimoto book in time for holiday giving! This book is much more ambitious than the recent books we have reviewed which maintained a focus on Mt. Rainer. This book covers the wildflowers of the entire West through all the climate zones from Alpine to Desert, including the shoreline regions. I selfishly zoomed to the places where I had been, sometimes only once, but I had experienced something extraordinary that I would never forget. One was
Diane Snell
Oct 29
Eat Your Way Down Jackson
This column highlights the many restaurants lining Jackson Street beginning in Leschi at Jackson and 31st Ave. S. and down to Rainier...

Leschi Council
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The Amazing Seattle Symphony
In the last few weeks, our Grammy award-winning Seattle Symphony has outdone itself performing difficult contemporary music and...

Leschi Council
Mar 1, 2019

