Wing Luke’s ‘Back Home’ explores links within Black and brown communities
The art installation, a collaboration with art collective Paradice Avenue Souf, explores connections both local and global, past and present.
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This composer combines South Indian classical music and Western choral tradition
Shruthi Rajasekar, the composer behind several works in a Seattle Pro Musica holiday program, explores themes of individuality within the collective.
How a local playwright is adapting Amy Tan’s ‘Bonesetter’s Daughter’ for the stage
Book-It Repertory Theatre is adapting Amy Tan's look at the complicated relationship between mothers and daughters. Here's how.
Seattle’s Sea Potential inspires youth of color with a mission to protect environment VIEW
Seattle educational organization Sea Potential organizes hands-on marine experiences around the Puget Sound to instill a love for environmental activism in youth of color.
Seattle’s SOIL Gallery, run by local artists, speaks to the issues of our time
Since 1995, Seattle's SOIL Gallery has been powered by an ever-mutating membership body of local artists who manage and guide all aspects of its work....
SAM exhibition shows why Seattle’s Imogen Cunningham is one of the leading photographers of her time
Until Feb. 6, 2022, viewers can immerse themselves in Seattle-raised photographer Imogen Cunningham’s works at Seattle Art Museum, which will exhibit the first retrospective of...
GirlTrek, which encourages Black women to walk for health and happiness, has roots in Seattle
On Sundays in Seward Park, a group of women in blue shirts bring life to the trails. They are members of GirlTrek, a nonprofit that...
Gerard Tsutakawa’s sculptures have shaped Seattle’s landscape for years. Here’s how — and what else is coming
It’s likely you’ve encountered a Tsutakawa sculpture while traipsing through Seattle at some point in the last half-century. An exhibition at Wing Luke Museum, and...