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Seattle Art Fair 2018: The Superlatives of the Booths
Seattle Art Fair 2018 is coming to a close, and we are feeling wiped…but we’re still going back for one more day. With so much art to see, and so much subjectivity in how one
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Seattle Art Fair 2018: First Impressions and Highlights to Come
The party has officially started. The fourth annual Seattle Art Fair kicked off last night, and it meets one’s expectations. There are over one hundred galleries participating, including some of the biggest names in the
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The Top 5 Things to See and Do At First Thursday Art Walk, May 2018
Pioneer Square and downtown galleries and the Seattle Art Museum are open late for First Thursday Art Walk. The Seattle Art Museum is even free of charge after 5pm. Here are our top five things
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Pioneer Square and Downtown Gallery Guide, March 2018
It’s the first of March, first Thursday, and the first look at the new art in Pioneer Square and Downtown Seattle galleries. The shows will be up all month, but remember that the First Thursday
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“Things Imagined” Offers A Softer, Sinister Side of the Surreal
The four artists featured at Harris/Harvey Gallery’s group exhibition, Things Imagined, don’t overlap much conceptually or stylistically. That they all have surreal and symbolic subject matter isn’t enough to hold a show together cogently. What
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The Henry Shows Its Stuff At THE TIME. THE PLACE.
The Henry Art Gallery’s current exhibit, THE TIME. THE PLACE., is a fitting celebration of the museum’s unique role among regional art institutions, and a change from its usual curatorial program. And yet, at least thematically,
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Pioneer Square and Downtown Gallery Guide, February 2018
It’s hard to believe that First Thursday is here already, but Seattle art lovers are ready for it. They should be excited: There is great stuff in the art galleries in Pioneer Square and Downtown.
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Beauty Comes in Layers in Zohra Opoku’s “Harmattan Tales”
Overflowing joy. That’s the sense one gets when looking at “Rafia” by Zohra Opoku at Mariane Ibrahim Gallery. Rafia is a Ghanaian woman with an eye for beauty and style, and she was eager to
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“Jun Ahn: On The Verge” Is Safe At Great Heights at PCNW
Hearing of the work of Jun Ahn in her solo show On The Verge at Photographic Center Northwest, my fellow severe acrophobes might shy away. As Seattle Art Museum puts it: Ahn Jun is a
