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From “A Mess of Intense Moments” to Meaning: The Seattle Star Interviews Megan Sukys
“When we tell stories, if we tell them well, our audience can’t help but imagine themselves in our shoes. That’s what story does, it creates a shared experience.”
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Weekly E-book: The Pencil of Nature
This week’s e-book is a blast from the past, from the inventor of the photographic negative, William Henry Fox Talbot.
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January 21, 1997: In Search of the Golden Shower of Public-Private Partnerships
Seattle circa 1997: gentrification was the word. Jeff Stevens remembers a comical protest against a serious problem.
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The $15 Minimum Wage: Inevitable?
Don’t take it for grantedRaymond Murphy looks into the $15/hr minimum wage in Seattle.
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Celebrating Seattle: Adjacent, Against, Upon
A short tale about public art in Seattle by way of its very first commisioned piece, Michael Heizer’s immense sculpture.
