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Yesterday, the Seattle Art Museum announced its new director, who will be taking over after Mimi Gates leaves this summer. He is Derrick Cartwright,...
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Since the development of photography in the early 20th Century, the photograph has held the promise of portraying...
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I live in an old, 1920's apartment building, which has old, 1920's porcelain bathroom fixtures. This includes my tub, and a peculiar drain that takes...
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If you haven't yet seen Garden and Cosmos, DROP WHAT YOU ARE DOING AND GET YOURSELF TO VOLUNTEER PARK. Seriously. The show ends on Sunday, and it is...
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Dr. Nancy Anderson, the curator behind the wondrous George de Forest Brush Paintings that are currently on display at the Seattle Art Museum, will be...
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It turns out that the Free Sheep Foundation is responsible for the graffiti over at Tubs in the U District. I wrote about this a few weeks ago, but at...
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Yesterday Olympia's City Hall rejected a $180,000 commission by Dan Webb on the grounds that it was too ugly. The artwork was to consist of multiple...
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Late last month, the Seattle Art Museum acquired a new piece for its American art collection: Louis Sullivan's 1893 elevator grate from the Chicago...
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Tonight, the Henry Art Gallery will present Isabel Pauwels, the recipient of the biannual Brink Award. While browsing through Pauwels' online...
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Titus Kaphar is not about to dismiss racial politics in America as an antiquated relic. In Kaphar's show currently at the Seattle Art Museum, he...
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