On Wednesday, King County's 4Culture office announced more than 700 local arts and culture organizations will receive some $70 million in funding in 2025.
After two years of bargaining and a 12-day strike, Seattle Art Museum and the union that represents its security staff agreed to a contract deal Wednesday.
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.
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.
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.
From joyous paintings to immersive installations and light sculptures, these luminous exhibits will help you get through the dark days of fall and winter.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
An unassuming house is flipping the script on gentrification and displacement in the Central District — and providing a blueprint for other neighborhoods.