Northwest artists wrestle with environmental threats
Art works on display at Western Washington University range from apocalyptic to hopeful, and they all deal with one of the hottest topics in art today: dramatic ecological change.
Art works on display at Western Washington University range from apocalyptic to hopeful, and they all deal with one of the hottest topics in art today: dramatic ecological change.
Former Gov. John Kitzhaber is trying for an encore, against a more liberal Democrat. On the Republican side, charismatic Trailblazer star Charles Dudley is battling a more conservative, ho-hum businessman.
A UCLA professor lays out the case for having less crime and far fewer prisoners. The advice comes just in time for Mayor McGinn's search for a new police chief. Awkwardly, the new approach is being promoted by chief political rival Tim Burgess.
A sculpture park in Grand Rapids mounts an extensive exhibit by the Seattle artist, and no matter what you think of his work, it demonstrates that there's no way Chihuly's vision can fit inside a private museum.
With a number of large sites waiting to be developed, it's time to ditch Modernism and mesh with the neighborhood's historical style.