Culture ArtSEA: Gifted $300 million in art, Seattle U plans a new museum Plus, a long-awaited dance at Pacific Northwest Ballet, and new books by Northwest authors. by Brangien Davis / March 14, 2024
Culture ArtSEA: Celebrating Richard Serra’s massive Northwest sculptures Plus, the National Nordic Museum’s new show of mixed media works by Black artist expats in 20th-century Scandinavia. by Brangien Davis / March 28, 2024
Culture 12 stops in 2 days: An arts road trip from Edmonds to Bellingham With a robust cultural agenda (and too few snacks), an arts editor heads up I-5 north to explore beyond the Seattle bubble. by Brangien Davis / August 11, 2021
Culture ArtSEA: The intricacy of intimacy, as seen on Seattle stages Plus, vigorous visual arts shows and a big orange bug comes alive. by Brangien Davis / March 21, 2024
Culture ArtSEA: On the prowl for fresh Seattle art shows Plus, extreme beachcombing, light displays in Pioneer Square and art for the eclipse. by Brangien Davis / April 4, 2024
Politics Can the state meet its mandate to find alternative energy sources? The first target is a year away, and no one is clear how to meet it, or even to measure progress. The legislature could tweak the 2006 law that created the requirement, but previous attempts have hit... by John Stang / December 27, 2010
Politics Jet fuel from timber scraps? Sounds like the perfect Northwest marriage Camelina crops are a potential source of biofuel for jets. Timber scraps could be next. by John Stang / May 2, 2011
Politics R-52: The pros and cons on school remodeling plan Under R-52, there would be more school construction, like a Chief Sealth High project that included more natural light. by John Stang / October 22, 2010
Culture ArtSEA: Seattle art spaces for solace and contemplation Plus, picks for ‘Refract,’ the Northwest glass art festival, and a floating installation of nature as medicine. by Brangien Davis / October 12, 2023
Culture ArtSEA: A witch’s brew of Halloweeny arts events in Seattle Creepy crawlies, eerie paintings, art for Día de los Muertos and more ways to celebrate the spookiest season. by Brangien Davis / October 27, 2022