From a 5K run to going organic, there are countless ways to celebrate and honor our natural environment on Earth Day
By: Seattle Magazine Staff
Scotch and beer in Fremont, a fantasy convention, free entry to the National Parks, a lipstick party and works from Jasper Johns to Rothko. Yup, Seattle's pretty awesome
By: Rebecca Ratterman
Spontaneous scribbler Dozfy leaves surprise gifts of art for restaurant staffs in Seattle and parts beyond
By: Seattle Magazine Staff
Meet a Muslim at the movies, marvel at the music of Rickie Lee Jones and Madeleine Peyroux and take in a classic flick at an equally classic, West Seattle movie house
By: Florangela Davila, Tim Appelo, Eva Seelye, Rebecca Ratterman and Sarah Murphy
It’s time to spring forward (literally this Sunday, you guys) and plan your arts calendar for the sunny (well, sunnier) season. We’ve sifted through everything that’s coming up and selected the spring shows you’ve got to see
By: Seattle Magazine Staff
What to do in Seattle in the weeks ahead
By: Tim Appelo
At a new show, Close’s intense gaze sees more deeply than most—even if it’s hard for him to see himself
By: Tim Appelo
Equinox Studios is luring big names to Seattle’s latest arts hot spot with innovative deals
By: Florangela Davila
Of his subjects in The Migration Series, painter Jacob Lawrence “believed in these anonymous migrants,” says Patricia Junker, curator of American art at SAM
By: Florangela Davila
Celebrated artist Mark Calderon marks 30 years in Seattle with his 10th solo show at Greg Kucera Gallery
