Now On View: Mystics at the Seattle Art Museum

Now On View: Mystics at the Seattle Art Museum

The Seattle Art Museum, located in beautiful and bustling downtown Seattle, always hosts a diverse array of local and international works from acclaimed multidisciplinary artists. This summer, one of the museum’s most anticipated exhibitions is one that pays homage to...
Oh Hell No! Merges LGBT Activism and the Arts

Oh Hell No! Merges LGBT Activism and the Arts

Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender (LGBT) themes have long been incorporated in major Broadway musicals. From Rent to Hedwig and the Angry Inch, LGBT characters have been represented in ways that range from subtle to downright celebratory, a fact that has made...
How To Support Local Artists Without Going Broke

How To Support Local Artists Without Going Broke

The art world can often be an incredibly polarizing place, especially when it comes to how art is valued. Some artists share their work with the world free of charge by embracing graffiti and public installations as their medium of choice. Others spend their careers...
Summer Streets is a NYC Block Party of Epic Proportions

Summer Streets is a NYC Block Party of Epic Proportions

If this summer’s premier artworks and public installations had one common theme, it would have to be big. Kara Walker’s “A Subtlety” at the Domino Sugar Factory was anything but, and Bignik’s massive picnic blanket installation and Water Above All’s sky-high, artistic...
Showbiz Wisdom from the Late, Great, Elaine Stritch

Showbiz Wisdom from the Late, Great, Elaine Stritch

Earlier this month, Broadway lost one of its most legendary performers when Elaine Stritch passed away at 89 years old. Stritch, an award-winning actress and comedian who was beloved for her crass, audacious persona, has undoubtedly influenced countless contemporary...