The latest weapon in the effort to keep Green Lake clear is aluminum sulfate, a chemical commonly used to decontaminate drinking water. The waters of Green Lake are clear for now, but the future still looks murky.
A foreign tourist sees this as a place where citizens and the bureaucracy have in many ways abandoned each other, resulting in individualism, survivalism, and capitalism.
A non-juried photography show at Art/Not Terminal hits mainly high notes, even when some of the work isn't as polished as what you might find elsewhere in Seattle. The gallery succeeds at giving developing artists and pros alike a community and exhibit space.
