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Creativity & the Flow
There is a state of total absorption, the "flow," closely associated with intense creative activity. Brown explores the individual experience of this with a crosssection of artists. More...


Brutal Treatment of a Brutalist Building
Bertrand Goldberg’s Prentice Women’s Hospital of 1975 is a masterpiece of brutalist architecture that right now looks out of its time. But it would be a mistake to demolish it. More...


Doing the Right Thing: A Morality Play
A month ago MOCA was on the verge of collapse or being acquired by a larger institution. That trustee suddenly found $75 million to add to bolster the museum makes us wonder. More...


Francine Seders: Silhouette
The longest standing private gallery in Seattle, Francine Seders, arrived from France knowing only that she did not want to be ordinary. More...


No Ire When You See the Whites of Her Eyes
Richard Speer's visit with "Girl with a Pearl Earring" differed surprisingly from impressions left by its reproductions. More...


Capitalism and its Discontents
Cheng reflects on the second question raised by Irving Sandler: What are the issue or polemics for art criticism? More...


Is Anybody There?
Who is the world’s most famous living visual artist? Pause. While you’re mulling that over, let’s look at the question more closely. More...


Second Take(Over)
The latest takeover bid of MOCA by LACMA is encountering softened resistance compared to 2008, but is it really the right thing to have happen? More...


Where Art and Money are Well Met
Bill Lasarow shares the skepticism of many as to art market distortions. But the dealers' role remains that of a key intermediary. More...


The Bottom Line About the Bottom Line
Some argue that art has declined into a cash-driven, idea-poor spectacle, but perhaps there is more to the vast continent of art than its highest end market. More...


What's it All About?
That the art world has come to be shaped by market forces in recent decades makes the critical integrity of the art critic more crucial than ever. More...


Art Bizarro Worlds
James Yood often writes about art that is championed by diverse micro-communities of professionals and aficionados. Here's why. More...


Art Between the Poles
"Art, in its mystery, blends diverse beauties together." - Puccini's ''Tosca'', Act I. More...


The Triumph of Feminism: Seattle’s Art History
Women have contributed significantly to the visual arts culture of Seattle for over a century. There are good reasons for the development of such early gender equality. More...


The Sandy Hook Aesthetic
Rather than Best of the Year lists, the lingering images of Sandy Hook cast the upcoming year in art in a whole new light. More...


Critiquing Ourselves
Some prominent critics have raised questions of art's integrity and relevance over the years. It's time to reflect on art criticism's changing role as well. More...


On the Other Side of the Crevasse
The economy is still working on recovery, but perhaps it's time to imagine what the art world might look like on the other side. More...


Jacob Hashimoto
Jacob Hashimoto creates ethereal and disembodied installations using innumerable small paper kites. More...


Loretta Bennett
Quilter Loretta Bennett comes from a renowned family of Gee's Bend quilters, adding vibrant color and imagery inspired by her extensive travels. More...


Rusty Scruby
Grids and repetition lie at the heart of Rusty Scruby's art, yet this core is informed by vastly disparate sources. More...

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