From works by a much-hyped young artist to paintings so powerfully vibrant they almost seem sentient, there's lots of exciting art to see in Pioneer Square's galleries — and streets. We take you on a tour (food break included). VIEW
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Robert C. Jones, noted Northwest painter and longtime UW professor, dies at 88
Over half a century, in a daily studio practice, Robert C. Jones patiently pursued a lush, poetic vision built up with layers of loose, lyrical...
SAM’s ‘Peacock in the Desert’ opens the doors of our perception to the marvelous
This is the last month to view the SAM exhibition, which tells a remarkable story of premodern India relatively untouched by British influence.
‘Between Bodies’ at Henry Art Gallery asks us to consider the natural world through different lenses
“Between Bodies" uses multimedia, multisensory works of art to immerse us in discomfiting, sensuously beautiful encounters with other bodies — humans, animals, microorganisms, and more....
From ‘Hamilton’ fever to the new Nordic Museum, Seattle’s arts-and-culture world saw a packed 2018 VIEW
Here are some notable things that happened in the local arts-and-culture world worth keeping in the back pocket of your mind as you glide into 2019.
Jimi Hendrix's legacy lives on in a post office near his hometown
The James Marshall "Jimi" Hendrix Post Office is less than a mile from where the legendary guitarist is buried in Greenwood Memorial Park cemetery.
Everything you need to know about the hottest tickets in town: Seattle events for January 2019 VIEW
From Broadway hit "Dear Evan Hansen" (coming to the Paramount) to trap star Travis Scott (coming to Tacoma Dome), our Seattle Times arts writers dish...
Sister Wendy Beckett, art historian who became a BBC star, dies at 88
Sister Wendy Beckett, an Oxford-educated Roman Catholic nun who soared to international stardom with her BBC documentaries on the history of art — and connected...