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What we’re reading this week

Our weekly round-up of arts and culture news in the greater Seattle area. Capitol Hill Seattle Blog College begins search for bidder to take over Egyptian Theatre as ‘arts and culture space’ | CHS Capitol Hill Seattle Jseattle, July 30, 2013 If you have been thinking about operating a 600-seat… [ Keep reading ]

RFPs sought to program former Egyptian Theatre

The Seattle Community College District is seeking an organization or coalition of organizations to program and manage the former Egyptian Theatre building long-term as an arts and culture space. The Egyptian Theatre is a 600-seat cinema located in the heart of the Pike-Pine corridor at 801 E. Pine St. on… [ Keep reading ]

What we’re reading this week

Our weekly round-up of arts and culture news in the greater Seattle area. Crosscut Evolution Lost: The trouble with curating public art | Crosscut.com Don Fels, July 19, 2013 Buster Simpson//Surveyor at the Frye Art Museum through October 13, is a sprawling, compelling and ambitious exhibition. This retrospective is the… [ Keep reading ]

Calling all interested voters!

Where do your school board candidates stand on the arts? Ask them! With hundreds of Washington school board positions up for election this fall, voters have a critical opportunity to select leaders who are committed to providing the high quality, sequential arts learning that every student deserves (and that the… [ Keep reading ]

St. Paul de Vence performs free concert at City Hall this Thursday

St. Paul de Vence is a dynamic group of multi-instrumentalists, each an artist in their own right, who weave together their talents with a natural ease and joy reminiscent of Crosby, Stills and Nash.  The rising stars in the local indie scene come to City Hall plaza, 600 Fourth Ave.,… [ Keep reading ]

What we’re reading this week

Our weekly round-up of arts and culture news in the greater Seattle area. Capitol Hill Seattle Blog Along with lane markings and infrastructure, streetcar ‘art poles’ rise along Broadway jseattle, July 12, 2013 Along with the new lines and markings on Broadway for the streetcar and its stations, you might… [ Keep reading ]

What we’re reading this week

Our weekly round-up of arts and culture news in the greater Seattle area. Seattle PI Artist Trust – Para Artistas Latinas(os) / For Latina(o) Artists – Bilingual sessions on July 8 and 15 will cover best practices and offer opportunities to meet funders Xavier Lopez Jr., June 26, 2013 A… [ Keep reading ]

What we’re reading this week

Our weekly round-up of arts and culture news in the greater Seattle area. Capitol Hill Seattle Blog Egyptian Update: Request for proposals, Seattle media weighs in, rent and more datapoints June 21, 2013 With CHS breaking the news that the longtime operators of The Egyptian Theatre are planning to pull the plug… [ Keep reading ]

What we’re reading this week

Our weekly round-up of arts and culture news in the greater Seattle area. Capitol Hill Seattle Blog Capitol Hill’s The Egyptian movie theater slated to close Justin, June 16, 2013 Call it a sign of things to come. The curtains never rose for Saturday’s midnight showing of the classic Casablanca… [ Keep reading ]

What we’re reading this week

Our weekly round-up of arts and culture news in the greater Seattle area. The Stranger Finalists for the 11th Annual Genius Awards! Stranger Staff, June 5, 2013 For years, Genius Award winners were chosen in a secret, elaborate ritual involving The Stranger’s arts editors, a cave, yelling, mud, and whiskey…. [ Keep reading ]