Alan Chong Lau

Highlights The First Annual Slack Key Festival takes place on Nov. 22 at Town Hall from 2 – 6 p.m. With concerts and workshops from...

Highlights Opening Nov. 19 from 6- 8 p.m. and continuing on view through Dec. 22 is a new show by of ceramic sculpture and installation...

October 21st 2009 Highlights Concerts of ethnic music abound this month. Ragamala presents “Utsav 2009”, Seattle’s Annual South Asian Performing Arts Festival Oct. 30 at East...

I think I first heard about Jamie Ford’s new book “Hotel on the Corner of Bitter And Sweet” sometime last year from Oregon poet,...

A comprehensive list of Arts Events happening around Seattle. Updated November 3rd 2010.

Doug Chin’s “Seattle’s International District: The Making of a Pan-Asian American Community, 2nd Ed.” was celebrated with a book release event on Sept. 3...

Highlights Wing Luke Asian Museum presents “Yellow Terror: The Collection and Paintings of Roger Shimomura” with two opening reception events on Sept. 10. First up...

Please join us for a book release event to celebrate the launch of the 2nd edition of “Seattle’s International District: The Making of a...

Chinese American artist Fay Chong was born in Quandong, China in 1912. He came to Seattle in 1920 and attended Broadway High School from 1928-32. It was here, under the encouragement of an exceptional teacher, Hannah Jones, that he and classmates George Tsutakawa and Morris Graves began their early interest in art. Jones introduced them to printmaking and many of her students’ works were submitted and shown in competitions.