Washington’s creativity unleashed.
If you’ve ever wondered if that painting you found in your grandma’s attic is actually a priceless work of art, Patricia Moss of Fine Arts Investigations is your gal. Based in Long Beach, she seeks the provenance of paintings using historical documentation, technical tools and a lot of expertise.
Washington state’s fourth poet laureate, Tod Marshall, doesn’t have time to rest on his laurels. He’s traveling around the state sharing his art form and encouraging others to express themselves.
After a long wait and the first upgrade in more than 40 years, the new Pike Place MarketFront is almost ready to make its big debut.
Northwest Heritage Resources’ heritage audio tours are the perfect companion for your next Washington road trip.
Scilla Andreen is a CEO and an artist, and she pushes the boundaries of both roles.
In November 2014, at the inaugural exhibition, Tacoma Art Museum took its place as one of the largest collections of art from the American West, thanks in part to a generous donation from Erivan and Helga Haub.
Visit Seattle recently teamed up with SundanceTV at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, to launch Project Five by Five.
Bridget Gunning learned the power of gravity when she was a child when a piece of her clothing got stuck on the outside of an escalator in a mall.
Every person has a story to tell. The tradition of storytelling among the Blackfeet, an American Indian tribe in Montana, still survives.
Marisela Fleites began dancing flamenco at age 5, growing up in Cuba. Flamenco is a Spanish art form that has evolved, crossing paths with many cultures.