Seattle-based artist Etsuko Ichikawa seems to be showing everywhere at once these days. Last year ended for her with two shows at the Art Basel Miami Beach fair and the opening of her solo exhibit Traces of the Molten State at the Bellevue Arts Museum. This winter has also included exhibitions in Washington [...]
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The Complex is Seattle improv group Unexpected Productions’ latest blend of scripted work and improvisation. The group’s artistic director Randy Dixon helmed this piece based on actor Kevin Brady’s experiences as a local apartment manager. The story itself is not all that complex. It basically boils down to: Boy wants to be an actor. Boy [...]
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Junot Diaz is a funny guy. I imagine him being the Creative Writing professor at MIT that all the girls have a crush on and that all the boys admire because he isn’t afraid to curse in the classroom. However, in the midst of his jokes Diaz is also incredibly humble about his newfound [...]
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On Wednesday February 11th, the Paramount Theater will begin hosting its 2009 season of Broadway Across America. Broadway Across America makes Broadway theater accessible to many people who might not normally have the chance to fly out and see a show in New York. And while there is much to be said for “the Broadway [...]
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Premium WordPress themes have been making there way around the internet for quite some time now. Devoted WordPress enthusiasts have created tens of thousands WordPress themes, among them an elite few have emerged as ‘premium wordpress themes’. You can debate the eligibility of the market all you want, but to us, art is art, and [...]
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Seattle native Joel McHale returned home Nov. 29th to perform at the Moore Theatre during his national stand up tour. Fans crowded into the theatre in one of the few cities in the nation where people may actually know McHale for work other than his weekly gig hosting The Soup on E! Entertainment Television. After [...]
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Judging by the crowd outside of Benaroya Hall waiting to see Annie Leibovitz speak on November 19th, it was obvious that Seattle Arts and Lectures was hosting someone big. People stood outside with handmade signs asking for tickets—the scene was more akin to a sporting event or rock concert than what was, essentially, a book [...]
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Let’s be honest, John Updike is intimidating. He is an author who can only be described as prolific; one who drew an impressive crowd at Benaroya Hall in what is often described as one of the most literate cities in America. Since his early success in the 1950s, he has continued to add to his [...]
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Rebelling against standard shower design, the Pluviae, currently in production, designed by Matteo Thun and Partners brings elegance and minimalism to your showering experience.
The curvaceous overhead shower design combines form and function, resulting in the sleekest looking shower I’ve seen in a long time.
A fusion of two great things, wine and art. Street artist, urban art warfare specialist, and fellow Obama supporter Shepard Fairey has created an awesome wine label for Kenwood Vineyards in California.
When I’m at my local QFC, picking up the city’s finest in boxed wine, I do always enjoy looking at the labels, and I’ve [...]
Strap in and prepare for an eye indulgence ala BloodSweatVector. A new site launched today promises to bring together some of the worlds best in vector art for a joint blogging effort. Top artists themselves will finally be coming together in one place to release there news, plugs, latest work, or whatever they deem worthy [...]
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Below is ArtCulture’s Barack Obama art gallery and showcase with works gathered from all around the world. You could say we created this to say “ArtCulture officially supports Barack Obama” =)
Whether or not Barack Obama would make a good president, it’s clear that he makes an excellent muse. It’s hard to think of a political [...]
Below is ArtCulture's Barack Obama art gallery and showcase with works gathered from all around the world. You could say we created this to say "ArtCulture officially supports Barack Obama" =)
Whether or not Barack Obama would make a good president, it’s clear that he makes an excellent muse. It’s hard to think of a political candidate in recent memory who ... continue
Seattle-based artist Etsuko Ichikawa seems to be showing everywhere at once these days. Last year ended for her with two shows at the Art Basel Miami Beach fair and the opening of her solo exhibit Traces of the Molten State at the Bellevue Arts Museum. This winter has also included exhibitions in Washington D.C., Chicago, and another Seattle showing at Davidson Galleries. Ichikawa will start out the spring with an exhibition in Los Angeles and a feature on the cover of GLASS magazine. Since I first wrote about Ichikawa’s work in May 2009 she has certainly been ... continue
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