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Fine Arts
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46th Seattle International Film Festival
From SIFF: The 46th Seattle International Film Festival will be held on May 14 - June 7, 2020, showcasing more than 400 films from more than 85 countries to 140,000+ attendees over 25 days. The Secret Festival Seattle’s most exclusive film club! The Secret Festival is exactly what it says—all screenings are secret. What we can tell you is that you need to purchase the Secret Festival pass to attend the screenings that occur on the four Sundays of the festival at 11 AM sharp. All Secret Festival passholders must sign a legally binding non-disclosure document, also known as "the oath of silence." We never disclose the titles of the films we show during Secret Festival, not even after the screening. The Secret Festival Pass is only good for entry into Secret Festival screenings. User must sign NDA agreement. Passes or tickets are needed for access to all other festival screenings. Secret Festival Passes are subject to special terms and conditions and are not transferable. Opening Night Gala and Gala Pack The Gala Pack contains one ticket to each of the three Gala screenings and parties: Opening, Centerpiece, and Closing, plus two drink tickets and hors d'oeuvres at the... Read more »
LA BOHÈME At Seattle Opera
McCaw HallFrom Seattle Opera: By Giacomo Puccini A timeless story of love and loss. An audience favorite for over a century, this tale of four young Parisians who dedicate their lives to art and love is guaranteed to touch your heart. Puccini’s lush, romantic score—performed by a 60-piece orchestra—perfectly captures the simple joys and heartbreaking sorrows of the idealistic bohemians. Their camaraderie, conviction, and passions, masterfully conveyed by an iconic score, make La bohème easy to love—and impossible to forget. The “full-bore, traditional production” (DC Metro Weekly) from Washington National Opera is new to Seattle Opera. “Saturated in uncompromising quality and creative detail,” (DC Metro Weekly) the production fills the McCaw Hall stage with nearly 100 on-stage performers in a spectacular Parisian street scene. Two stellar casts include returning stars Angel Blue (Bess, Porgy and Bess), Ginger Costa-Jackson (Carmen, Carmen), Will Liverman (Figaro, The Barber of Seville), Ashraf Sewailam (Leporello, Don Giovanni), and Brandie Sutton (Clara, Porgy and Bess) and as well as many exciting Seattle Opera debuts. Get Tickets
In Context: Joseph Steininger Solo Exhibition at J. Rinehart Gallery
J. Rinehart Gallery 319 Third Avenue S, SeattleFrom J. Rinehart Gallery: Seattle native, Joseph Steininger is an artist and innovator interested in the constantly changing space found in cities. His work is influenced by a mixture of street art culture and printmaking processes. Using traditional and time-honored forms of fine art, his pieces are remarkably complex and masterfully represent this contemporary medium. Working from photographs taken of rough urban landscapes, graffiti, condemned buildings, and overgrown parking lots, Joseph Steininger elevates typically unnoticed or seemingly decrepit subject matter to the level fine art. His exhibit, In Context will explore Steiniger’sprocess of painstakingly reducing images to abstracted shapes through intricate hand-cut stencils. This not only lays the groundwork for his elaborately spray-painted compositions but the act of rebuilding the image through multiple spray-painted stenciled layers imbues each piece with a new life and context as a work of fine art. In conjunction with the exhibition, a digital catalog will be published with an essay written by arts writer and editor Lauren Gallow. The exhibition of new spray-painted works by Steininger, will be on view April 11–May 23, 2020 at J.Rinehart Gallery. The opening reception is on Saturday April 11, 2020 from 3-6pm, as well as First Thursday, May 7,... Read more »