Dawn Dailey
Combining visual art, calligraphy, and live performance, artists bring to life Korean traditions in...
In Korean art, white carries weight. At the Seattle Art Fair, and again at Margolis Gallery B612's live performance, white was the fullest thing...
Rangsook Yoon, the Frye Art Museum’s new curatorial director, envisions a museum where people...
Before unpacking a single box in Seattle, Rangsook Yoon has already made an impression. The Frye Art Museum’s newly appointed Senior Director of Curatorial...
“Dreaming alongside communities”: Amy Nguyen, Director of Seattle’s Office of Arts and Culture, on...
White Center
Before she was aware of urban policy, Amy Nguyen understood White Center through her feet and her grandmother’s hand.
Every day they walked the...
Samantha Yun Wall’s luminous black drawings at SAM reflect diasporic experiences of dislocation, adaptation...
Before we spoke about the exhibition, we spoke about where we come from.
Not in the way that fits neatly into a press interview, but...
Tamio Wakayama and the fight for justice across borders
(Terminology note: While U.S.-based scholars and organizations increasingly use “incarceration” to emphasize the unconstitutional imprisonment of Japanese Americans during World War II, Japanese Canadian...
Walking with the light along the Kamogawa: Alan Lau’s Kyoto Series — Part 1
Crossing the Kamogawa in Kyoto, children in red caps wade into the shallows with nets. The scent of chrysanthemum trails a woman riding a...
Ecopoetic DISplace exhibit showcases Native Hawaiian kinship, rematriation, and design lineage at the Wing...
The Wing Luke Museum exhibition DISplace emerged from conversations between curators Kanani Miyamoto and Lehuauakea. Their aim was to build a Pacific Islander-led exhibition in...
All or nothing: Celebrating 40 years of artistic dissent by Ai Weiwei
("All or nothing: Celebrating 40 years of artistic dissent by Ai Weiwei", by Dawn Dailey, was originally published by ARCADE NW Publishing in a...
Sighs, notes, and futures: Artist Christine Sun Kim interrogates the norms of sonic culture
When Christine Sun Kim took the stage at Town Hall Seattle on April 30, 2025, the room radiated with energy, care, and kinship. Families,...
Unfurling Tongan identity: Spirituality and migration in Tongan art at King Street Station
Climbing up the stairs of King Street Station to enter the Office of Art and Culture, one is immediately struck by a giant work...
