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Renata Steiner of Nataworry Photo LLC/Courtesy of Seattle NFT MuseumTech executives Jennifer Wong and Peter Hamilton were inspired to create a place that allowed visitors to take in digital art in a physical space. They hope that with the museum they can start a conversation and educate people about NFTs all while showcasing the artists behind the digital works. -
Karjean Levine/Getty ImagesI remember my first time reading bell hooks. ... I was a student at the University of Washington, and I had never encountered an academic text that was so understandable and intimate. She used personal experiences to talk about very abstract concepts. I didn't know you could do that as a respected academic.
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This year marks the debut of a new character in Pacific Northwest Ballet's "The Nutcracker." After a discussion about the racist imagery in a particular scene of the ballet, the company decided to address it by creating the Green Tea Cricket. -
The holiday season often means observing annual traditions among family, friends and community. For many, it’s a time to reconnect with and reflect on their faith. KNKX’s Mayowa Aina sent this audio postcard from Church by the Side of the Road in Tukwila, where the congregation is preparing for the annual Christmas musical.
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Two artists are facing federal charges that they faked Native American heritage to sell works at downtown Seattle galleries.
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David Govedare, the artist behind the iconic Bloomsday runner statues in Spokane’s Riverfront Park and the Wild Horse Memorial in central Washington, died just before Thanksgiving.
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After the historic Seattle venue announced it was moving just a couple of blocks down the street to the former location of El Gaucho at First Avenue and Wall Street, The Crocodile is reopen to the public. The new space includes two dedicated music stages, a comedy club, cafe and hotel.
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A Seattle high school student said discussion over Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein" strayed into territory that was racist. The school district said the teacher and principal created a hostile environment. We talk to a Mary Shelley scholar about how the novel has been read, and misread, over two centuries.
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'The Current' grant will support Black artists from the greater Tacoma area. Along with the initial $15,000 award, the awardee can use additional $12,000 for museum programming.
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100 years ago, the Neptune Theatre opened as a movie house. Today, it's a live music venue owned by the original family but run by Seattle Theatre Group, which works to maintain and preserve local historic theaters.
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In repertory through Nov. 27, Alexandria J. Henderson portrays Billie Holiday with style and humor.
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Julian Saporiti turned his Ph.D. dissertation into the musical project No-No Boy. He's released a number of songs that explore the untold histories of Asian Americans and immigrants.
