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Margo Vansynghel

Margo Vansynghel

Arts Economy Reporter at The Seattle Times

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    7 ways to gift Seattle art for the holidays

    Want to put some art under the tree? This December, Seattle galleries are making it especially easy, fun and affordable to go holiday art shopping.
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    ‘Hidden gem’ Seattle park is the surprising home of this art show

    A small, somewhat dim Seattle park under Interstate 5 is a surprising place to encounter art. That sense of wonder is exactly what Matthew Offenbacher is after.
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    Craving a stiff drink or some company? Here are 7 Seattle election ...

    Here's where to watch election night on the big screen. Or if a "dumpster fire" cocktail fits the mood, a Seattle bistro will be serving till 3 a.m., if needed.
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    In downtown Seattle, an immersive art show spoofs IKEA

    At STÖR, all is for sale, from a mirror framed by dentures (CHÖMP) to an orange vase called TRÅFFIKÖHN. The art show is a cheeky comment on art and commerce.
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    Brighten up your fall and winter with these 7 Seattle art exhibits

    From joyous paintings to immersive installations and light sculptures, these luminous exhibits will help you get through the dark days of fall and winter.
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    Seattle entrepreneur disavows ‘hateful ideology’ of group he once f...

    After a report last week revealed $1.3 million in funding for the Human Diversity Foundation, Conru pulled his support from the group and disavowed racism.
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    Why these Seattle museum security guards voted to approve a strike

    The union representing Seattle Art Museum security staff voted Tuesday to authorize a strike. The union plans to strike on Nov. 29 if a contract is not reached.
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    In this Seattle neighborhood, artists are flipping the gentrificati...

    From an effort to “clean the earth with art” to a new live-work district, here’s how the neighborhood is changing — and what it means for Seattle’s arts scene.
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    Beloved art piece will leave SAM

    After nearly a decade spent hanging from the lobby ceiling at SAM, John Grade's 105-foot tree sculpture Middle Fork will come down. Here's why the intricate artwork will be deinstalled.
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    What’s next for Bellevue Arts Museum after financial collapse

    Here’s how much BAM owes, what could happen next, and what this all means for the museum’s future.
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    Keith Haring, ‘Blown Away’ and more Seattle must-see art in October

    Here's what to see this month at the Seattle Art Museum, Museum of Pop Culture and beyond.
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    Keith Haring, ‘Blown Away’ and more Seattle must-see art in October

    Here's what to see this month at the Seattle Art Museum, Museum of Pop Culture and beyond.
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    Paul Allen’s foundation to give $9 million to downtown Seattle

    The $9.43 million, to be given to eight organizations, is part of the Paul G. Allen Family Foundation's effort to support the arts and downtown vitality.
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    How one Seattle family saved their home

    An unassuming house is flipping the script on gentrification and displacement in the Central District — and providing a blueprint for other neighborhoods.
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    Top Seattle-area art shows to see this fall

    These excellent art shows featuring celebrated artists from Seattle and beyond ease the transition into the colder months.
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    Bellevue Arts Museum closes, citing ‘significant financial challenges’

    The Bellevue Arts Museum announced Wednesday that it will close indefinitely, after months of warning about its “dire” financial crisis.
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    Even with Labor Day crowds, Sea-Tac nearly back to businesses as usual

    “TSA checkpoints wait times have been minimal,” said airport spokesperson Perry Cooper. “30 min or less."
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    Seattle’s must-see September art exhibits

    A new neighborhood art walk and a weeklong celebration of the city's art spaces are among the top visual art events to take in in September.
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    Why Seattle is exploding with new murals this summer

    More than 50 new murals are sprouting up across alleys, storefronts, parking lots and other buildings across the city's downtown core this summer.
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    Man fatally shot at an art gathering in Pioneer Square’s RailSpur

    Police said it was not clear what led to the shooting and they have not identified any suspects.
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    An illustrated guide to supporting Seattle arts

    You don't need to have a ton of money to support local arts and artists. Here are 15 ways to do so, ranging from no-cost options to big-step ideas.