The artist who grew up in Seattle produced haunting, meditative work that belied a prankish streak. Admirers here have staged a centennial salute in Pioneer Square that runs through Saturday (Aug. 28).
A new movie opening at SIFF captures the life of Sidney Rittenberg, who fought for America, propagandized for China's vicious Cultural Revolution, and returned home late in life to settle on Fox Island.
The American Gauguin is on display through the weekend at a downtown Seattle gallery space. His chosen medium? Black velvet.
John McClelland, the late publisher, had a sizable book collection, for which he served as a good steward.
In 'American Junkie,' Seattle's Tom Hansen tells of his descent into heroin addiction and his climb back from near-death, which meant relearning to walk.
