Backstory: The Right Note
By: Rob Smith

A new public art installation celebrates the Central area’s history and rich African American heritage.

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Backstory: Dog Day Afternoons
By: Rob Smith

Joe’s Grilled Gourmet Dogs is back in business.

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From left, actors Monica Domina and Cristina Key in “Untold 2 Actors,” a “Grief Dialogues” performance directed by Rachel Delmar.
Backstory: Grief and Art
By: Rob Smith

How Elizabeth Coplan turned to play writing to deal with loss

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Colorful bad artwork on display
OBAMA Celebrates Bad Art
By: Sam Steele

Upstairs at Café Racer, feast your eyes on the Official Bad Art Museum of Art

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Backstory: How Pioneer Square's Purple Sidewalk Skylights Came to Be
By: Anakaren Garcia & Gemma Wilson

The lights reveal a dark network of passageways where old Seattle once stood

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Backstory: Why Glowing Monkeys Are All over Phinney Ridge and Greenwood
By: Sydney Gladu

Cheery LED animals are more than mere holiday decoration

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Backstory: How a 1950s Seattle Ice Cream Shop Became a Boat-shaped Pho Institution

Seattle's love affair with pho started at this iconic spot

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Backstory: Why Some Seattle Hatch Covers Are Adorned with Street Art
By: Sydney Gladu

A beautification effort provided art for city maintenance entries

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Seattle Wedgwood neighborhood P-Patch
Backstory: Seattle's Passion for P-Patches All Started with One Community Garden
By: Lena Beck

Contrary to popular belief, the 'p' doesn’t stand for peas

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The Gas Works plant at Seattle's Gas Works Park
Backstory: How the Gas Works Became a Seattle Park Landmark
By: Lauren Alexander

An abandoned structure at a Seattle park was once a beacon of progress

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