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I almost forgot to mention... the next Punk Rock Flea Market is right around the corner, taking place this Saturday, December 4. The parti...

This is an excerpt of one of Harry Smith 's earliest film experiments , created between 1946 and 1957. This movie was made through a com...

On the night after Thanksgiving, American Standard Time and Columbia City Theater present a night of history and song honoring hometown co...

Today is the birthday of Paul Celan , born November 23, 1920. Born into a Jewish family in Eastern Europe, Celan bore witness to the atrocit...

Street artist WK Interact is in Mexico City right now, having just completed work on a massive mural on the walls of the Archivo General de...

Seattle artist No Touching Ground , aka. NTG, has long explored the spaces within our urban environments that play host to wildlife. His wor...

Photographer Daniel Beltrá has made a career out of traveling to the world's precious ecosystems to document scenes of environmental de...

Patterson Clark 's day job is working as an artist for The Washington Post , where he specializes in science graphics and natural histo...

For those of us getting used to the idea of a wet winter bike commute, gorgeous photos of the bicycles of Isfahan by the Iranian photograph...

A poem in remembrance of The War to End War . by Siegfried Sassoon No doubt they'll soon get well; the shock and strain Have caused thei...

“Wishery” is the newest track from sample magician Nick Bertke a.k.a. Pogo . Bertke uses nothing but sounds from Walt Disney’s classic Snow ...

Seattle artist Warren Dykeman was commissioned to paint a large mural on the wall of the newly reopened and revamped Vito’s Restaurant and ...

The Belgian-born street artist ROA has been painting his wonderfully detailed and insanely large images of animals all across Europe for ye...

Interview with the Boatman by Laurie Kutchins The boatman’s boat bumps up against the dock— he waits for his passengers to step in— coins in...

Just in time for the start of the rainy season we have a tremendous new way to lose ourselves on line. The entire run of The Paris Review’s ...

The Earshot Jazz Fest brings the classic film Ornette: Made in America to the NW Film Forum for 4 screenings this Friday and Saturday. ...

Charles Burns is a Seattle native who burst forth from The Evergreen State College in the mid-1970s. He contributed his starkly beautiful ...

Two interesting books released recently which use the number 100 as an organizing principle. Seattle 100: Portrait of a City is the culmina...

Project Thirty-Three is a sweet and sporadically updated online collection of vintage album cover art featuring simple shapes and typogra...

Have You Killed Your Man for Today? by Kenneth Patchen In these hands, the cities; in my weather, the armies Of better things than die To th...