Brendan Kiley is an arts-and-culture reporter at The Seattle Times.
Dinner-and-wine-and-wacky-cabaret Teatro ZinZanni has a new home in Woodinville and a new show: "Hollywood & Vine." Food writer Bethany Jean Clement and arts writer Brendan...
Edward Hopper’s “Chop Suey," sold at a Christie's auction this week for $91.9 million, was the crown jewel of a two-day sale of the Barney Ebsworth collection....
In 2007, Seattle-area art collector Barney A. Ebsworth publicly promised 65 major artworks to Seattle Art Museum — including Edward Hopper's iconic "Chop Suey." But...
After roughly a decade of covering arts and culture in and around Seattle, City Arts is ceasing publication and letting go of its staff.
The day after a man fatally stabbed a 28-year-old mother in the Seattle Center Armory food court, a King County Superior Court judge found probable...
Do you ever get that prickly feeling, when you're scrolling through the daily news, that the world is broken and keeps getting worse? That headline...
Kimerly Rorschach, CEO and director of Seattle Art Museum, says that she will step down in fall 2019, after seven years at SAM and a...
Monologuist Mike Daisey returns to Seattle with a polarizing project for our polarized times: “A People’s History," a string of 18 stand-alone shows that crib...
Brooklyn-based artist Andrew Schneider, currently at On the Boards with "AFTER" running through Oct. 27, makes his own baffling stage inventions, specializing in sensory and...
Tanya Saracho's 2017 play, now at Seattle Public Theater, is a two-character excavation of what it means for Lucia, a Mexican-born TV writer, to be...