See 2 miles of outdoor murals by 60 artists — for free — at Seattle’s SODO Track VIEW
Sixty artists, three summers, 32 walls and one 2-mile art project you can see for free. The SODO Track is ready for you.
Brendan Kiley
Brendan Kiley is an arts-and-culture reporter at The Seattle Times.
'Lauren Weedman Doesn’t Live Here Anymore': a solo show about fame, shame and how to juggle sharp emotional knives in public
Lauren Weedman's latest harrowing solo adventure runs at ACT through Aug. 12.
How I learned to love ‘The Phantom of the Opera’ music while mowing a giant lawn
The summer I was 13, I accidentally fell in love with "The Phantom of the Opera" soundtrack. It wasn't just a distraction from a dauntingly...
Robots, puppets and million-dollar paintings: the massive Seattle Art Fair is back
Seattle Art Fair, back for its fourth year, has become a major event, attracting tens of thousands of people from around the world and setting...
A giant Shepard Fairey print? An 8-story banner unfurls on the side of a South Lake Union building
On Thursday afternoon, an eight-story-tall banner, which looked an awful lot like a work by Shepard Fairey, unfurled on the side of a building in...
Goodbye Pivot, hello pints: Paul Allen’s old art gallery reincarnating as SLU putt-putt bar Flatstick Pub
The space that formerly housed works by heavy-hitting artists from Paul Allen's private collection is being turned into a putt-putt pub, with plans to open...
Wasted youth: Drama of the unspoken isn’t enough in Annie Baker’s ‘The Aliens’ at 12th Ave Arts
Playwright Annie Baker's first stage direction for "The Aliens" begins with an admonition: "This is important: At least a third — if not half — of this...
Juventino Aranda’s gallows humor lands with the crushing force of grief at Seattle’s Frye Art Museum VIEW
"Pocket Full of Posies," a disarming, arresting exhibition by Walla Walla artist Juventino Aranda, has punchlines that land with the slow, crushing force of actual...
10,000 demonstrate in SeaTac against Trump’s ‘zero tolerance’ immigration policy VIEW
They expected around 1,000. Around 10,000 showed up. Organizers and the King County Sheriff's Office were surprised at the size of crowd at the SeaTac...
Tonya Lockyer, champion for local dance, departs Velocity Dance Center after vertiginous success
In this occasional feature, we shine a spotlight on someone in the arts and culture world. Dancer, writer, choreographer and arts leader Tonya Lockyer talks...