Tacoma Art Museum director defends controversial sale of Chinese antiquities
Local relatives are angry after couples’ collection is sold off, mostly to buyers outside the Northwest.
Category: Arts & Culture
19 Feb
Zimbabwe poet finds inspiration in Seattle’s youth arts scene
Slam poet Michael Mabwe is back in Seattle, and looking to harness the energy of local youth arts organization to drive political change in Zimbabwe.
15 Feb
Seattle rises up in global event to end violence against women
(Photos by Colleen McDevitt. Click for captions/larger images) With two left feet, I joined the One Billion Rising flash mob yesterday in Westlake Center. And around the world, more than 201 countries were dancing with me, all with common purpose of ending violence against women.
14 Feb
Why it’s harder to find a date in Seattle than in Pakistan
13 Feb
Slum Rising explores innovations in tomorrow’s megacities
One sixth of the world’s population lives in slums, but there’s a lot more going on there than poverty. You can support Slum Rising, a new series by The Seattle Globalist uncovering what’s really going on in the world’s slums, today on Kickstarter.
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