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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...

Young Ok Kim’s meditative hanjicraft at the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art 

When Kim retired from the Post Office in Mountlake Terrace, she didn’t expect her next chapter would involve reviving centuries-old Korean craft tradition. Now...

How loss of federal funding for the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS)...

Libraries and museums serve as cornerstones of communities, providing access to information, fostering education, and supporting well-being. The Institute of Museum and Library Services...

Sung I Chun: Deconstructing the mundane, rebuilding identity at Shift Gallery

Sung I Chun, an artist originally from Seoul, South Korea, and a graduate of the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, unveils a...

Steeped in Korean shamanism, Samantha Yun Wall examines multiracial resilience

Samantha Yun Wall finds herself standing at the crossroads of identity, history, and artistry. The past year has been a whirlwind for the Black...

Q&A: New 4Culture funding seeks to stabilize King County’s arts and cultural sector

On a warm summer day, the International Examiner had a conversation with Manny Cawaling, the Executive Director of Inspire Washington, and Brian J. Carter,...

Louie Gong’s murals bring Bruce Lee’s spirit to life in the Chinatown-ID

Bruce Lee’s journey is intricately tied to Seattle’s Chinatown-International District (CID), where his philosophies of self-knowledge, resilience, and adaptability were shaped and continue to...

‘Lost and Found’ exhibit explores diaspora, belonging, and community resilience

Lost and Found: Searching for Home at the Wing Luke Museum dives deeply into the diasporic experiences of Asian American Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander...