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Studio Sessions: Kelly Bjork (opens the original)
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A longtime fixture in the local art scene, Kelly Bjork creates works that are intimate, relatable, and that hum with emotion. Working with pencil and paint, Bjork’s illustrations—often vibrantly colored and patterned—give viewers a glance into scenes of domesticity, highlighting simple moments between humans (or between a human and a place) that make up daily life. A queer artist, Bjork uses their work to celebrate and affirm the queer comm
Rachel Marsh Knows a Good Joke Takes Work (opens the original)
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Rachel Marsh, who grew up in Bothell, has been building an eclectic résumé with roles in Prime Video’s Fallout and Hulu’s Adults. Now she’s stepping into the romantic-comedy spotlight with The Love Hypothesis, which began streaming on Prime Video Sept
The Cult of Family Worship Center (opens the original)
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The internet may never be able to replicate the experience of digging through a box of vinyl and pulling out something completely inexplicable, something that might have only ever been heard by a few dozen people. In those albums, you can sense an untold story. Such private presses, what one might uncharitably call “vanity projects,” were produced in runs of a few hundred copies but failed to find an audience. Disco fad-chasers, small-town power pop legends, Hank Williams devotees, husband-and-w
What’s on Screen at Diwa Filipino Film Festival (opens the original)
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Before Adrian Alarilla had an international film lineup to consider, there was a loft at Seattle Center to fill. Organizers of the Pagdiriwang Philippine Festival—part of the Festál series—wanted to expand their arts programming and make better use of the Armory’s upstairs space. A friend suggested adding movies and recommended Alarilla to lead the effort. “The first edition was basically just films my friends made and I just asked them for permission to screen them,” Alarilla says. Alarilla, wh
WALKDONTRUN Offers a Different Way to See Downtown (opens the original)
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How often do you linger in the central business district of downtown on the weekend? If you’re like me, not terribly often. Certain blocks can feel a little forlorn once the weekday workers empty out—or perhaps not forlorn so much as waiting for their purpose. On Saturday, September 19, plenty of new purpose flourished (and twirled, and bloomed) along downtown plazas and courtyards that normally sit silent until Monday morning. There was a festival air, plenty of smiling faces, and a sense of re
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